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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
L.eauna.

Rain fell to the depth ofS1s inches at Leanna
Protracted meeting is progressing finely at
Maple Grove.
Mr. Richnrd Blair is on the sick list this week.
About so of Mr. Davie Hunters friends sur
prised him on the eve of the Goth, IL being his
66th. birthday. and the long table in the dining
room was brought into use. Oysters cake. etc
You bet we lived high for about an hour.
Music goodnight.
Quite sad accident happened the other night
on the way home from church Fred Cations
horse stumbled and fell rolling over him and he
was picked up unconscious. He is improving
finely.
Fl. A. Richardson wants a gas well in his front
yard.
Mr. y. Dickerson and wife dincd at Amos
Reeds the first day Of the week.
John Mcintyre who has been visiting his
parents in this vicinity returned to Kansas City
the 22nd.
Chas Blair lost a COW the latter part of last
week
Quite an entertaining program was delivered
at New Scotland school house Friday afternoon
under the super vision of Zelda Afford
Look out for the concert. KAPPA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
as TO A CERTAIN TEACHER.

STATE PRINTER Snow seems to have an edi-
torisl pick at Charley Seott-hdnsds cry
Star.
Not bit oft. We expect to go to Hutchinson
In A few days and vote for his reelection as
president of the Editorial Association He
simply seems TO be sadly defective in political
history, and we are doing little missionary
work on him. II we hit him a little more than
eome of the others II is simply because some OF
the others ere too little to hit There is 6 good
deal Of charity In our makeup -Ottdrd Jour
sdl
And then the Journal, in its laud-
able endcavors to teach us little po-
litical history, proceeds to declare
that the Republican party began life
as calamity party, on platform
affirming that the people were en-
shaved, the press venal, the bench
corrupt, the legislatures debauched
and the nation generally on the verge
of several kinds of ruin! Having
made that bald declaration, the
Journal proceeds to compliment the
readers of the REGISTER as follows:
ofcourse we know that the Republicans down
SCOTS way are wooden headed, and don't know
enough to pound sand in y rat hole. III they
read III their KepuD1can papers tndt ueOise
Washington discovered this country, and that
Christopher Columbus was the founder OF the
Republican party they would swallow 1t like a
hound pup would a chunk of meat They don't
know any better. They belong to the half
baked end of creation. Nature was mighty
parsimonious in bestowing its gifts on them
They ere the kind that ever hover between the
lunatic asylum and the Republican party. and
Ii is mighty mean for Scott TO play horse with
them the way he does.
All of which shows that the Ottawa
Journal is about as well acquainted
with political history as he is with
the character of the Republicans of
Allen county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
"Little Ben"
Murdered.
Rest in Peace,


Thousands of miles from the home
of his birth, from father and mother
who were too poor to keep him, on the
lone prairie surrounded by the flow
ers, he rests in peace. Time wore on.
the term of court came and Dalsen
got his trial continued. The wife left
the country. 1t was talked around
that Dalsen would not be hung, that
he could not be convicted of murder as
he had not intended to kill him. There
came night when twenty ''cOw boys"
were seen riding likethe wind. They
had ridden thirty miles, but they flew
through the streets of the pretty little
town of lola and headed straight for
the Jail. Once they stopped long
enough to borrow a sledge from the
blacksmith shop and then the Jail was
reached. Ponderous blows were rain
ed on the door which soon gave way
then the cell. Again the friendly
sledge was brought to play and the
door yielded.
Dalsen, begging and praying, was
dragged out, but the town was reused.
The sheriff was trying to rally enough
citizens to rescue Dalsen. The citi-
zens saw the bright barrels of twenty
trustv Colts revolvers glittering in the
moonlight and held back. A lasso
with one end fast to Texas saddle
was thrown with a running moose over
Delsen's head. Then twenty men rode
rapidly out of town and Dalsen fol-
lowed. Just at the edge of the town
was big stable and the ridge pole
stuck out over the end. A halt. The
lasso was cut from the saddle and q
carcass was left hanging to that ridge
pole. Little Ben was revenged.
ANDERSON, Jan. 10. J. r. b.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
Carlyle.

Is this q slice of the north pole? Where is the
man who said we would not have any cold
weather this winter?
Mr. Watson and soa Dave expect to move to
Leanna next week, where they will open a
blacksmi tn shop. We wish them success.
nephew of Mrs. Lemly is visiting her with
a view of locating in our neighborhood. He
halls from Topeka.
Harry Boulson of Anderson cou. ty, recently
visited his brother E. w. of this place.
We were mistaken about the trade between
George Moore and Jas Mann We understand
the gentlemen themselves thought they had
traded when unforeseen circumstances arose
which spoiled the trade
Miss Martha Arnold is visiting relatives and
friends in Heosho county th lis week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26

Mrs C E. Sawyer had an attack of the grip
last week and was out of school day and
half Mrs. c. Stinson taught Tor her.
A large number of our people are having
struggle with lagrippe.
Rev. Wilson is expected home from Texas
this week
Prairie Union and Carlyle schools have both
had to shorten their terms on account of the
failure TO obtain the railroad tax.
Miss Ella Gilkeson is helping Mrs Charles
Cummings with her housework.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26

] want to say what Winchester
said and say it stronger. Smith
ought to be the man. j. ID. SIMS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
STATEMENT

OF the county treasurer as shown by the
county treasnrers books January 22nd, le9L
CREDITOR.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
ALIENS RACK T.
HIGHEST
And OWE e = J

You can get the highest price the market
affords for all your poultry and produce at
KLAUMANN'S, because he is prepared to
handle all you bring to the best advantage.
And you can get groceries and provisions
there at the lowest possible price, because
his expenses are small and he has no bad
accounts for you to pay.
The moral of this true story is that you
should trade at
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
FOR GOyERNoR-A w. SMITH.

My choice for Governor of Kansas
is A. w. Smith. c. l.. WHITAKER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
THE COWBOYS AT WORK.

On the morning Of the day he disap-
peared, Little Ben had borrowed Dial
sens pocket knife and while cutting
on a board about the size of a fence
picket he broke the knife. Dalsen
flew into rage, grabbed up the pick
ct and began beating him and as Lit
tie Ben jumped and lodged around,
Dalsen grabbed hold of him, threw
him down and put bis spike-nailed
boot on his neck and continued to
heat him, the child writhed and
twisted, the wife begged and prayed
him to stop. He only pressed the
harder with his foot and rained down
the blows the faster and then Little
Ben ceased to struggle. Dalsen re-
moved his foot with a command "get
up" He did not move. The COM
mand was repeated and emphasized
with kick, but the boy lay still.
Dalsen stopped down and shook him.
Then he made the discovery that his
neck was broken and Little Ben was
dead. Dalsen drove his wife lin the
house with the explanation, "He is
possuming." He then rolled the body
over the cliff, stole around the hill
and threw it in the old well and COW
cred it up with old logs and brush.
We had promised the wife to spare
DalsOn and we did. Wedelivered him
to the officers of the law and he was
taken to an adjoining county and put
in Jail.
A coroner held an inquest and then
we took the body of my little friend,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26

placed it tenderly in rude coffin, car
ried it to pretty knoll covered with
prairie flowers and buried it, and at
the head of the grave we placed a
board on which was written in large
letters,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26


my knowledge. G. NJ. NELSON,
Treasurer.
STATE OF KANsAsl
ALLEN COUNTY,
Subscribed and sworn to before
/SEAN me this 23d day of January. 1894.
JAMES WAKEFIELD,
~ ~ County Clerk
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26

The printed address label on this paper sho'cs to
,rhdt date your subscription is paid. II you are
In arrears please remit at once. Remember that
oil subscriptions are due and payable in advance
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-26
|FFICIAL PAPER OF ALLEN COUNTY,
CHAs. E. SCOTT

Published every Friday.
Entered In postofice at lola ss I'd class matter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

iditBtn sic i6n nisber unb MAIDEN
Iih bann nit Dem YferDe aus benz
Staubs."
Der 3atb 1T nidt ichle4t." fagte
i6 unb mad)ts mid auf ben Mes. Sine
Stunbe ipdtsr lag i9 binter e;nigen
8iiI9en in Der Rdbe bes 9auz
iss unb partsts Bis es gang bunz
Tel gspOrbsn mar. Sd bahts 10 iiber
mein 8orbaben naa unb oa fam es
mir in ben Sinn, baB i9 ben Mann
ia gar nirht fannte uno Iomit am @nbe
einen llnihulbigen tootfbieBen t6nnte,
Der pieIeiht Der Srau bes dnoeren
Mannss einsn 8eiu9 MAIDEN pollte.
Sd erbob mid nun, ging na4 benz
StaGIe, mo Iid mein 9ferb befanO.
iattslte oasielbe uno rttt auf unb baz
bon.
Der Grsd6tsr enbsts nit einem ges
piiIen Stol3e, pie @iner, Der etnem
Hsbenmsnfden, bas 2fben gerettet
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

nidt. Die Spriings ipsrben nGmIid
bon einem fleinenWurm perurIaat, Der
fih in Der 8pbne bGuslih eingeri6tet
bat. Merfpiirbig 1T. baB bas Sbier>
6en iebe Seffnung, Die in Die gobne
gema6t piro, ihleunigit pisber psrs
ifliebt. Nun gu benz 9aSarbIpiel.
Wtan beihreibt einen &reis, ben man
in 10 piele Ssgmente, als PerIonen an
bem Spiel tbeilnebmsn, aerlegt. lin
bds Centrum bieIes Sreifes pirb elm
fleinerer Girtel bei9rieben unb, iobalp
ale Sbsilnebmer ibren @iniaB gema9t
baben, placirt man in bieien bic Seuz
felsbobne. gllsbalb beginnt bas Seuz
fslfen feline broIlis.n Spriinge unb in
tpenigen 9lugenbliden bat es ii9 aus
BEN innersn Sreis gei6nellt. 0eriez
nige. in befsn Segment es suerIt idat,
trdgt ben 9eipinn oapon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
Gin Iuhhirte.

Mir lit tnbeHen Elm 5aa befannt, in
ipel6em elmer Der &ubbirten felbft ge>
gen einen Yferbeoieb 9roBmutb ipalten
lieB. 2afen mir ben @riteren bic 9ez
fbi9te Ielbft er5dblen, obgleicb bieie
2eute ss!p0bnlid iiber ibre 5baten Elm
getpiIIes StillI6peigen bspbadten.
Der 6elb Der 9eI6i9te, mar Elm iuns
ger energii6er 9uri4e. Gr ia9te Sol
senbes: Gs iinO ieBt sebn Sabre Der,
baB i9 zines Sages i'm 2lpril einige
bsrIprengte Yferoe suIammeniu9te,
tpelde iih felt brei Wtonatsn uuBerbalb
bes nRan9" berumtrieben. Sd bOrte
aelsgentlih, baB zines Der Sbisrs BON
einem Manne geitoblsn pprbsn lei,
tpelher iih por ungefGbr Spsi Sagen
in peItliher Ri9tuns entfernt babe.
SerIelbs lei nit einem Wolfspela be-
fl:iost gsfpeIen. Sd madte mid ipz
fort auf ben Weg naa benz Sbort
pine=Siigel. Sn Geoarz5oDn ipuroe
mir mitgetbeilt, baB Der 0ie5 nit benz
Yferoe bur6 bic Stabt rift unb baB
berIelbe brei Meilen auBerbalb Der
Staotgren5e ipobne.
oSn Der Stabt befdnpen iid) stpei
@aitbduIer. BON oenen ia bas @ine
aufiudte.
.@o ppbnt Der Sriebensri4ter2"
frug ih ben Shanffellner.
nGs gibt teinen 5riebensridter."
Iuutete bic glntport. uoerielbe purbe
,rI1oHen."
$50, unb mo lit benn Der Gpnitabs
Ier9" frug ih nieOerum.
Der Gpnftdbler bat eben ben Sriez
bsnsrihter eridOTen unO iih bann nit
elmer 9ln5abl pferoe aus benz Staub
gcmu9t."
w9ibt es Ionit feinsn 8eamtsn in
Der Stabt2" frua ih peiter.
nSelbitpsritdnDlib sibt es einen
grobatridter". iagte Der Mann. bril-
ben i'm nSotel gum lebten S6pppen"
itebt er binter bsm S6anftifa. Gr
tit nGmlitb eleidaeitig 8arfeeper."
Sd ging nah genanntem Sotel, mo
ii9 sfpii9en mir unb benz Prubatrichz
ter folgenbes @eiprd9 entpidelts:
n9uten Worgsn!" iagte id.
n9uten Morgen!" antrportete er.
nSis finb Der Yrobatridter9" frrg
ih.
.Oas bin iG. mas lpollen Sie?"
frug er.
SD berlange 9ersdtigteit." iagts
t6.
.Was fir @erehtigteit piinI4sn
Sie2" frug sr. nWarum2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

gtpTd cdrrtrter Seibsuitoff, griiner
moire unb breite ecru>farbene SpiBe
bilben bas Material bisfsr eleganten
Soiletts. Dem leidt falepp,nben, am
untsrsn Ranbe nit sinsm Wloireitreiz
fen unb SpiBs bsr5isrtsn untersn Rod
liegt elm. born cine SpiBc biloenber,
slodsnfOrmig esidnittener Obsrrod
aus Ssibenitoff duf. Der am untersn
g3anbe nit Mptre unb Spite garnirt
1T. Die in SSSdddsnform gefertigte
5dilIe aus Seibsnitoff 1T born nit eiz
nsm 8fuisntbsil bon beIgriiner Seiz
bengass psrIeben. Der unten me9rmdls
siirtslartig eingsreibt 1T uno oben nit
benz gsfaltetsn Stsbtrdgen abI6ltsBt.
Die BORN bur9 eine Shleifs suidmz
mengebaltenen Sdddsnt9eile iinb NIT
sipei einanber aufliegenosn Gepers BON
roTa unb griinem Moire ausseitattet,
BON benen Der untere nit 9uipiirelpibe
bssrenat tit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

bes gu Wiesbabsn perItprbenen Gene
rails 3. .. BON 9anneten geboren.
SIM Gabettencorps erSogen trat er i'm
Sabre 1878 als Pprtepees6d in
bus s. SitpreubiIhe Snfanteriers9iz
ment Hr. 45 su WieB elm, ipuroe bort
Sfficier unb i'm Sabre 1877 in ods
bzlrtilleriezRegiment Rr. 27 nat1
Main5 periebt, ppn mo er i'm Sabre
1878 feinen abihieb nabm. SIN Sabre
1879 erbielt er bon eiaem alien
5reunbe ieiner Samilie, Der fdon piele
Sabre in China Ii9 befunb uno als
pidtigfter europdifher Ratbgebsr pes
@ieetDnigs 2izSung Sihang in Sientz
fin einc berbprragenbe Stellung einz
na6m. bic 9(ufforberung, nad China
gu fommsn. Disfem Ruf folgte er.
ipurbs bem 8iest0nig 2i>Sung Si9ang
porgeitellt uno bon bieiem aundhit
probeipeiIe als Militdrinitrueteur en=
gagirt. gr lernte in tinem Sabre bic
dineiiIde Spra6e f.rtig fpre4eH uno
fhreiben unb ipuBt. ii1 in militdriz
fder Sinfitbt benz 8ieetdnig unentbebrz
lid] gu MAIDEN. @r mar 5undchIt Goz
iutant bes 8icetOnigs, functionirte
bann aber in periaiebenen felbititGnbiz
gen Stsllungen, ftisg BON gaang gu
Stang unb purbe i4lieBlih bonn Satz
fer BON China gum Sber=Gommanbi=
renben Der Sruppsn bss Rorbens err
nannt. Nsben Der g(usbilbun g Der
Srupp.n leitete b. Sannsfen ben 9au
unb 8efeitigung Der ariegs9dfen port
2lrtbur uno Wei bsi Wei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

Die lsBts 9lbbiIOung psnanI9aulidt
Elm isbr biibTdes, fsIdes SerbIttleiD
NIT furssr gslerine fir iunge 0amen,
bas aus buntelblausm Sud- ssfertist.
am gtubenranbe Der 9elerins nit pei<
bem 2eber umranoet, foipie ourb einsn
gfeidsn @iirtel peroollItduoigt it. Der
idlihte. nit Suttsr perIsbene runbe
aod legt iia born unb on ben Seiten
pbsn eng an uno tit nur binten in eis
niss Sdltsn georbnet. bic na9 untsn
bin brett ausIpringsn. Sebr einia6
1T ou9 bic tur5e Saille eearbsttet, be-
rem born ssfaIofsns Juttertai[Ie binz
ten glatt nit Sud- iiberipannt lit, pdbz
rsnO Der i'm @ana.n eeI6nittsne porz
bsre Su6tbsil uuten in einige 5alten
gels9t, an Der einsn Ssite uno 44Isl
iibsresbatt pirb. Die Sails 1T nit
einem mdBig boben Stebtrugtn, iolpie
nit in &suIsnform geIdnittsnen slerz
nleln psrbunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
Sas nenefte &ajaroipiel.

slus uni.rsr Ra6barrspublit Mes
rico piro sur 3ett in beoeutenoen Maiz
fen cine Gurioiitdt bss pflanaenreiGss,
Seufslsbobne ssnannt, impprtirt. 0ieie
gobne. pel4e etpas iiber einen 3oll
lang unb ppn re4t beI9sibenem guss
ieben it, beiiBt bic merfipiirbige @i=
genI9aft, buB iie auf einem Slide oOer
elmer anoeren SlG4s bic punberlihItsn
Spriinge madt. Sbre Gapriolen m0z
gen oem l1neingspei6ten punberbar err
iGeinen, in Wirfli6tsit iinb lie es dber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
Gonltanfin uou Hannfkrn.

Sn Dem d:nsIiTh@iapaniI4sn arisge
lit Der ebsmal'9e bsutide Sgficier Gpn>
ftdtin BON 9annsfen gu befonoersr
grpminens geGunst. 9aourd, oab er
BEL bem nntersanes bes BON ben Sapdz
nern in ben @runb gebobrten 6ineIis
f6en SransportIdiffes 8auzS9ung
pie bGrd Elm 8unbsr benz ii4ern
Sooe entging, 1T gum erIten Wtale bic
alsemeine Qufmertfamfeit auf i9n GEE
lenft ipprben. GonitaHtin BON 5onns@
fen tpurbe i'm Sabre 1854 als SoRn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

tenfisuren Garreau, 9era unb 10 peis
ter beiteben. Die 3ei9sn folgen in siz
ner getpifen Oronung in Rotb unb
Sdipar3, es gibt 8ldtter nit fdpars
Ssn ssisursp auf bsiben Sdlften ober
rotben auf Der sinsn, i9lparsen auf Der
onberen. Surd bieIe bpppelfarbigen
&drten fam bas bsfannte Steinboz
mino unterbaltungsrei6er gema4t
iperbsn. 9lbsr aa9 3artens, Wettz
nnnipiele unb 10 lpsiter lafen iiA bas
nit ausfiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12

ltnIsre Ibbilpungen perdnI9aulihsn
mebrere Soilettsn. tpslfs au4 ben perz
p06nteiten 9si9mad bsfriebigsn biirfz
ten. Die erfte SluItration 3sist eine
Soilstte aus lsi6tsm, bslIsrdusm Sud,
bsren 9fod, born Elm Sablier bilbsnb,
on ben Seitsn, iuipie in Der bintsren
Mitte in na9 unten brett ausIpringsnz
be SaItsn gels9t uno, ipie eriidtli4,
nit 5adis aufgeIebtem, fanar5sm
Sammstbano persisrt lit. Die born
am SaiGsnabTdluB Istdt gefultete,
ipnIt glatts. i'm Rod gu tragsnos SatGIe
lit nit ipsitsn 9uffdrmsln OerIsben
unb pirb bur9 sins BORN etpas abz
gsfdrdgte pelerins psrpollitGnOigt, Die
nit sinem bobsn llmlegttragen BON
Sdmmst begrenst uno nit Sammstz
baRb ptr5isrt lit. Sin gefultstsr, binz
ten unter elmer polIen S9leife gsiAloI=
ferisr Sammetgiirtel umsibt bic 5aille.
Der bisr3u paiIenos runbs Sut aus
9raRm Sud lit mit&oIettsn uno boaz
ftebenoen Gnben DON iaparsem Sam=
met, iopie nit Seoeraigrsttes sarnirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
Srtatcgiidjc GBc.

S6ulSe: Run, Ssrr S4pefsIe. 70
piel ich erfubren babe, iino Sic ia ieB.
gliidli9 psrbsiratbet. - S9pefsle:
Salpobl, Serr Saul5e, perRsiratf.t
ibo', bees itimmt. - aber 9liidli4.
iI6t a-n-anbsra Sras'. Diiiet g.,
/. rnD mel Srau, Iebet in itrategll6er
Gb. - S9ulSe: Sn itrategii4er Gbs!
@as iol1 BENIN bas bsiBen9 @ie meis
men Sic bas? - Spsfele: 9a. S mel
bait 10. Sia tennt bod uu g Marim'
pom perItorbena, sroaBe Stratrega,
Mpltte: .Srennt marIdiru, unb perz
.int i6lusa" - 10 beibt's no au be:
mir unb msiner 9Otts - Sid geht oaz
bt. unO / geb' bnrtbi'; gsht fla ms
Sbeater, 10 geb' in mein' Club. 8eh'
in's sheater, 10 gebt fla po anoers
FL, mdd' a @ebirgstour, 10 madt
fla q 9dbereiI' 9siht bod rtrennt
mari9irt". = obsr net? limb iino mir
nd pieber beiiamma babsim, 10 bauet
mer ananber. Oees beiBt ma npereins7
Itlaqa" - @eltet Ss? Serr Shul5s.
ba bab' / bod Hedt?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
ll1fIilidle Tinbbirtfll.
Gin 8rauOnritIddcu ans benz 2ebcn zines
SobncS Der 4rairle.

SIM ferneren Weiten. po Der 0ess
perato nod gu Sauie 1T. nimmt man
ss nit Hsdt unb @eieb ni4t 10 genau.
Diefelben psrben pftmals gar in bic
eigene Sdnb genpmmen, nobel es oann
auf eine Susel mebr ober peniger du4
niht anfpnmt. iSinsm 9te5enmens
i9en bds 2sbensli6t ausaubluien, bat
NIT Der GSre zines Tidnnes nihts gu
tbun. gDer absr Elm 9fero ItiebH ooer
Elm Srduen5immer belsioi9t, Der pirb
ols Elm S4uft uno fir pogelfrei erz
fldrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
8artcuoputinu.

Der f0nigl. Siittenbirector Maurib
in 2erba4 bat Elm febr biibi9es Sarz
tenbomino erOaht. bas eine groBe 3abl
berf6iebener Spiele auldBt. % 9ldtz
ter pon alpei Biz bier 3ou @r0be iinb
in Dirt Der Oominoiteine nit 3abl5eiz
den neriebsn, bic abtr ni9t aus 9unts
:e:l, ipnbern aus ben befannten Sdrz
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sfpeimal NIT elmer fe6r ausbrudsbollen
@uipiire Sdnuripibe beIebt. psren
antinanber treffsnOe Rdnber Elm
Sdrdgitreifen aus Santmet 5edt. ber
pben unter benz 9iirtel nit elmer
S6leife enbet. Die Saille lit am
Saillsnabi4luB bintsn unb born leidt
gefaItst unb nit sinem breiten 9iirtel
aus Samntst umge6en, Der binten nit
einem gsfrduIten 8Opfden fhliebt unb
born bur9 5iiabein geiteift lit. Die
Saillc, Der aismli6 polIe Puffdrmsl
einssfebt isno, ssist aubsr bem breitsn
Stebfragsn aus Sammet nod 9t9islz
ftiide aus Spite, bic ebsnIo fpie am
Rod NIT G"mmstItrsifen ausgeItattst
finb.
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Gtns Isbr tleibTams SoiGette aus
bsigsfarbensm Sud uno tiirtisblausm
Sammet, peld)e aud in dnoerer 3us
fammsnitellung 3. 9. Creme nit @olo=
farbsn, Silbsrgrdu nit Siri6rptb,
iebr tpirtunssppil fein biirfts. 1T in
Der stpeiten glbbiloung peranf9aulibt
Der aspS 1T pprn au bsibsn Ssitea
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Jnl ssfidje oer slloof.

gei ben SsrbItnsubeiten. fotpeit man
Iie Bis iebt iib.rieben lam, TT mob
@ietes i'm @erben uno Elm oor5eitigss
l1rtbsiI nidt am PlaBe; aber Oas, mas
bereits fertig lit, srIdeirt fOpobl in
sSarben tpis 9epeben fetniinntg enz
pfunben uno fiinItleriid ausgefiibrt.
Die bur6 bic Ipmmerlifsn &repps
aeipebe ansebcbnts neue Dirt Der rauben
Stpffs seTtaltet ii4 fiji ben 9srbit nod
ausbrudsbolsr uno mannigfdlttger.
geIpnbers iinb es bic fogenanntsn
rSalingsnItoffs" uRb Die ~9tmalapa
8ro6e", bic fir bic Ssrbitmoben fabris
eirt ipsrben. Die Sdlingsnitoffe be-
iteben aus einsm sldn5enbsn @,psbe.
bas an bic lodisen Sells afiatiitsr
2dmm.r srinnert. nur bab bic SOd4en
gang Helm unb 5isrli4 eri9sinen; lie
iino punoerbar lpeih uno anidmiez
genb; Oi, Stoffe finO einfarbig ober lie
aeiqen auf I9parasm 9runbe per@
ihnimmenbe Garrsdus in @minsnce,
Gerife, 0untel9artrsuie. Sabaf,
@riinblau Ii. bsrgl. m. 9lnbers pisoer
babsn auf sIattsm, i4par5sm 9runee
nur i9mals, farbige, banoartigs Strets
fen, bic nit I9par3en SAlingen be-
gren3t Iinb. 2tus ben sinfdrbigen
S6lingenItoFfsn fertist man nit Dor
litbe SGd9en obne SAoB nit aismli4
baui6issn 4srmeln. bic gu gsmuIterten
H0dsn aus anberen @etpebsn getrdgen
nerbsn. Sn Der Sbat tpsrben oaburh
ungspDRnli4 biibI4e Birtun9sn err
5ielt.
8eIonosrs rsi5poG erIhsinsn feine
@pllitoffs nit Garreaus in spst 6ars
bsnitellungsn; 10 3. 9. peraint ft4
Mpbe nit 0untelblau, Braun, Slibe,
Griin, Ssliptrpp. SGpar5 II. bergl.
Nus allebem gebt berbor, baB bic glatz
ten, einfdrbigen Stoffe pteoer me9r
our9 bic gsmuiterten psrbrdngt ipers
BEN. 8prnsbmli4 beginner Garreaus,
frenn aud bisber nur in beIaeioenen
@r6Bsn, eine Rpls gu Ipielen; bic 8er>
siniguns bon 8tau uno 9riin 1T bier
fir iebr bslisbt. Die @arreaus iino
entipeber f6d9brettartig. ooer nit psrz
i9isbenen, gleialdufenbsn2inien ouras
qusrt. 0ieie Muiterung bon 8lau
unb Grim finbsn mir in ben perI6iez
beniten 9eipsben, in 9imalapa, Gbes
blot, Sammgarn II. I. IN. Reat eigenz
artig lit elm neusr Stpff, nRelange
bsur Saees", nit fhmalsn Salons uno
geItreiiter ober carrirtsr llnterfsite, bic
als 9eIaB gum &lsios per!psnOet iptro.
9rpaes nit fleinsn Ihparsen Muz
f6en auf farbigent @runpe lpis Gsriie,
.9Isu gsnbarme", Reisba, Braun,
Slipe, Grau, Ioipis iolde nit psrtifaz
len Streifsn unb MuI9en, gsbDren
ebsnfaus gu BEN bsa4tenspertben Reuz
bsiten Nsr SsrbItIaiipn,
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-4tIo. Sit: aarl, Su IisbIt
nod iemanb dnberes, aIs mid. - @r:
56 I9rp0re Dir. es 1T ni4t pabr. =
Sic: ., i'd neiB es gang gsnau; i4
tDante Dir Iogar bic peripn nennen.
= Gr: 9u bin i1 bod neugierig!
@en liebs i'd oenn mebr ais 9ia2 =
Sic: Did ieIbt!