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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

bss einselnen gsseniiber, unb bas ltb'
tere mub benz e"r'teren unterltegen -
bas 1T bas 9sisb bes Weroens unb
9ereebens in Der Natur, in benz Geben
Der Meni6en unb in benz Saiein Der
0Dlfer. -"
,Spre6en sic 10 gu msinem Sobn",
fliiiterte ersriffen Goitb, ~unb er piro
Sic Der teben."
sd Iddbs bic rittsrlidsn @isens
idaften WiIps bph," fubr Der IrSt ges
bantsnpoa fort, lid piinidte, i'd
tonnte i'm fir bic srobe, ioeale Sadie
unierss Bottles sepinnsn. Der SUI
ssnb ssbDrt bic 3utunft, ibr ssbDrt oas
Weroen. -"
LIMB tpirb bic neue 3eit uns oas
Slid brineen, nab benz iid i.oesUtens
idsn Yruit iebnt unb granite"
vWas 1T Slid? Der eiuSelns pers
mag niht sliidlid gu iein, es lei oenn,
sr finbet iein Slid in benz Dobl Der
@siammtbeit, in benz Wpbl ieines
9pltes!"
Sn fat mefdni16er @eiie bate
Dinp feline iusenolihe Partnerin in
ben Saal e~elsitet. Gr fannie bic So6s
ter bss 4rstss isbr gut, butten lie bod
als &inoer oft matchmaker geipielt in
benz i9Dnen glumensartsn bes Doctors
ober in benz bsrrli6en alien Part oes
ShloNes. Seit Stpei Sabren ettpa bate
Wiap bas iunee WGohen ni6t gefes
ben. Magod mar bel 8erpanoten in
Berlin espeien, UNI iib Bort tbeils i'm
6ausbalt, tbeils in ben 8iiniten uno
Naturalization aus3ubiloen. sic bate
nod ldnaer bel ben 0ertpanoten bletz
Ben fp0en, aber bic S%une6menoe &rdnts
lihteit ibrsr Wutter mahte ibre Qnpes
fenbeit i'm elterlifsn Sduie piinI4enss
rpertb, unb 10 mar lie benin ieit ettpa
piersebn Sagen pieber in ibrer Seis
matb. WiQp bate lie nod ni4t pies
Der eeIeben. Gritaunt blitte sr ieBt
auf bic bplbe Mdo9entnoips, bic eben
beeann, Ii9 CUR iunsfrduliden SaDns
belt au e%ntfalten. Ssrrlihe, belbruus
ne, etpas in bas Rotbli6e ihimmernz
be, natiirliae 2odsn umgaben oas CARTE
DIAL oes r~sissnoen 8eiiht6ens, aus
benz grobe tiefblaue 4usen unter ben
Shatten ountler Wimpern uno feinges
spsener, fat I6parssr 9rauen 5agbafts
tinbli6 uno bod neusierig frageno bsrs
ppriaben. Salbpsridleiert tpuroen bic
4usenIterne burd bic lansen, buntlen
Wimpern, rpoour6 ods IntliB etDas
Wei6es, IrGumsriI6ss, Sinsebenoes
erbielt. Iber tpenn elm GGaeln um ben
tleinen blibsnben Munb ipielte, unb
Wasba bic Qusen uufi9lug, bann err
bette iid bas 4ntlib.
8ertpirrt. eritaunt blidte Diap auf
bas idlante, sisrlide 8ino an isiner
Settle, unb i9psigeno, peridGmt bic
ausen isntsno, itano Wusoa neben
ibm. Damn flog Elm idelmiides 2Gs
feln iber ibr r~eiaenoes 8sii4then, lie
i6lua bic @ussn auf unb iagte lsidt
err0tbenb: vSie baden mid tpobl ni6t
tpieoer %ertunnt, DiQp2 Den sanSsn
absno babe id esbofft, Sic, meinen
alien Spieltamsraoen, begriibsn gu
tonnen. aber Sic lieben iia ia gar
ni9t bliden."
G~ortiebuns folstl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
@eroen uno 9erge6eu.
&omau aug Seutdlanos jinsler Sersausenbeit.
Grhrr Tbril.
G.. Gortisbuna.)
ANou e. GIher..

Sang anbsrs ssartst ma Der stpeit.
Sobn bss Jrsibsrrn, Der Gntel bea
9antiers Gbriitian Gottlieb Oenss
borff. . Sdon friib3sitis Seiste Der
3nabe einen tlussn, lsbbaften 9eiit.
bic Grbidaft isinss 9robpaters, pdbs
renb er bic t0rpsrlihe S6Oubsit bon
feiner Mutter seerbt bate. Sober
mann bstpunberte bic tisfblausn Iu'
gen, bic isiosnpsiden idpur5sn Go
den, bic benz 8naben bis auf bic
Shultsrn ni%eosrpautsn, uno bas
CARTE, rpiigs 9eiidt bss tleinsn Grnit
Musuit. 4ls Der Sunse seborsn mar,
nabm Jpn Der Sreiberr duf ben Irm
unb blidte ibn lanse uno fori6eno an.
Die iunae Wutter beobdhtete ibren
9atten uno dtbmete erlsihtert auf, ais
fi6 bas IntliB oes 5rsiberrn erbeuts,
ipGbreno er ben Gnaben betra6tste.
Der 6rsiberr leste ben Sun9en pors
fidtia in bic Irme Der WGrterin Sus
rid, bann bsusts sr iid iiber bic iunss
Muttsr, tiibts iie sdrtlia auf bic Stirn
unb ipra6, inbsm sr feline raube aoms
manboiimms. 10 gut ss gins, iGnfs
tiete: Der SuHse 1T Oein ebens
bib, meme Iisbs Goitb, u bic &as
lsnbsrsfdsn bIauen aussn bat er sss
srbt. Sd bsnte, er ioa elm satsr &as
lenbere psroen."
sd tp.rbs mir Wiibe se6en, i'm
na6 Seinem Sinne unb Oeinem 9es
fallen gu srsieben, 9sors Wilbslm,"
fIiiitsrte bic tunse 5rau oemiitbis.
.Gs pirb Dir f9on seIinsen! Su
bift msin liebes, sutes Weib."
Rodmals tiibte er lie uno 'ntfernts
fi9. srlsidtert aufisufaenb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

Ra6 benz Souper paro getdn5t,
Die 9amsn, aua bic G~ltsren, besaben
iia in oensansiaal, pGbrsno bic tang
luitigen !Serren na6 alter englii6er
Site an Der Sufel BEL einem 9utsn
1runt unb strsr i4persnGisarre iissn
blieber.
Diap, Ionit elm sifrissr SGnssr,
belt iid bsuts Dem 3an3iaal fern. Gr
bate tpGbreuo Der Safsl 10 piels &C.
I~unobeiten %trintsn, NIT 10 pielen alien
Serren anitoBen miiHen, baB ibm mir
bslis gu Sinn getporoen mar. Die
9eIiater Der e~irSslnen Serren unters
i6ieo er nitt mebr oeutli9; er fab
bic perionen, bic 1afsl, bic 2i4ter,
bic 1laiten unb Gldier pie in peiter
sserne, BON einem biften, blauen Rebel
einqebiiQt. @us unenbli9er Wei.e
ihienen linn bic 2Dne Der Muiit uno
oas Summen bes 9eiprG9s gu Him
gen. Or b0rts unb iab nidts mebr,
lebnte fi4 In ieinen SeHel auriid uno
pdre einseidIufen, tpenn Jpn nidt cine
barte 5anb feit an benz glrm sefabt
bate. eridroten blidte er duf uno
fab in bas rotbe, srinienbe 9eii4t oes
ebrlihen G~eibidsers unb Wdterloos
tdmpfers Gris aoridann, Der. in
tpiiroepoaer Saltung binter benz
Stuble oes Srsiberrn itebeno, ieinen
Grsuno Diap nidt aus benz ause pers
loren bate.
r3ommenSis iunssr 9srr." raunte
Der alte 0iener Weap gu, mir baben
unieren Gintritt in bic 4rmee etpas
gu fart nit benz i9peren Bursunber
bes Serrn papa besofen. Sd femme
bas! als mir in Spanien itanoen,
TT % mir aud otter p~aiiirt. aommen
Ste. Suntsr!"
Gr bob Wilp smpor unb fiibrte i'm
fort. Der Siinslins lebnte iid idper
auf ben arm Srib 8oridanns; er
taumelte. 0a iab er plDBlid ben
Bid bes Doctor gpalb 9rups auf
fi4 geri4tet. Ssin 2luse besesnete
benz groben, isslsnponen @use bes
@rates, iiber bsFen ~gsiitpoles Qntlib
IN bieiem Womsnts elm lsiies, ironis
f4es Gddeln buiate - unb nit Ell
nemmale fiiblte fi9 Wiap srniihtsrt.
Dor al ben alien Gbelleutsn uno Sols
baten, Dor benz pfarrer uno profeHor,
Dor al oieien Ssrrsn i9dmts er iid
fsines Raui4es ni9t, pobl aber boz
benz 4r5t, oefen ause Bis in bas Sns
mere ieiner Seele gu orinssn idien.
Nit trGftissr 4nitrensuns rihtete
Wiup iid empor uno aos feline Sano
aus benz Irm bes alien Oieners. Mit
feitem S&ritt osrlisb sr ben Speiies
'aal, Grib &ori9ann bebeutenb. 3us
rid3ublsiben- Gritaunt i4aute ibm
Der alte Deteran mad.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

benz Srsiberrn d~nSuItoben. SelbIt
aus benz SpislSimmer tamen sinis,
alts Serren, lsstsn bic Sanb bintsr bic
Sbrmuidel, ertunoigten iih, mas Der
frOblihe SumuIt bsoeute, uno nidtsn
befrieoiat, als man linen bic Wort.
oes 6reiberrn p%ieoerbplte.
.6err bon &alsnbsrg aber ereriff bic
Sano ieinss dlteiten Sobnes, Der To-
ebsn sinsetreten mar, unb sog ibu in
ben 3reis Der errcgten Wdnner.
.Wfeine Serren," rief er nit orobs
member Stimme, 10 oab AUDI i'm Do
msn5immer feline Worte beutli9 Der.
npmmen tperoen tpnnten unb bdS 9es
plauoer berOamsn psritummte, Incline
Serren. es 1T bas Wort ssfalsn, bab
bic oeutI4e Sraes nur bur9 8lut uno
GiIen selOit tperosn tonne. Iuh i'd
bin Der InIiat. oab es teine anosrs
2piuns sibt, ais oieIe. Wir miiNsn
uns auf oieie 2Diung pprbereiten! Wir
fouen uniersm allersndoisitsn &Dniss
CUR Settle 'teben. tpenn es gilt. bic 3Dz
flung Der oeutidsn 5rase burd 8lut
uno Giien berbeisufibren! Wir iino
fat ale alts Solbaten, unb mir BADEN
fat ale fir unisr angeitammtes Sir
itenbdus setdmpft uno unier 8lut Der
sp1en! "llniers Sreue itsbt feit pis
Der Sells i'm Mssr! lInisre 2isbe 1T
unoergGnslih pie bic Sterne am
Simmsl! Weins Ssrren, oisie 9eiins
nung molten mir audi auf unisre
SObne erSisben uno lie benz Oienite
uuisrss allersndbisiten 8Dniss nib
men, oab er 8Gmpfsr unb Streitsr bat
in Der 3sit oss glutes uno oes Giiens
fir iein Redt uro feline Gbre. Ssin
Re6t uno feline Gbre iinb auh unier
Hs6t uno unIsrs gbrs! 3dmpfsn mir
fir iein Hsdt uno feline Gbre, 10 tdms
pfsn mir aud fir unIsr Re1t uno unz
Isre gbre! Sier, mein e%ritseborsner
Sobn, 9sors NiIiam Goparo bon
aalenbsrs, sebt in ben ndhiten Sasen
CUR 4rmss, UNI fit benz W~affenoienIt
unisrss a~lsrsnGoieiten 80niss gu
piomen. Gbe cine Wo4e persebt,
trGst er oss &0nigs Gbrentlsio. gr
ipQ elm Sampler peroen fir un{er
Rs6t uno unIers Gbre! Gr ion ME-
mails psrgeiIen, bdb bic 8ablenberger
tets Settle an Ssite fodten nit ben
solsn Siritsn aus benz tpelfiiden &C.
itle6t. gr ioa bic alte Sreue uno
2isbs auf's rsus betbdtissn, ipsnn es
isin Iou, bur9 isin 9lut. Der Ib=
idieostus bon ieirsm elterliden 9auie
lit iein Gbrentas. MOse er tets bic
Ter Worts, bic i'd gum Qbi4ieo linn
3ussrufsn babe, sinseoent isin, m0ss
er tets bss Rufts s~eoenten, in ben
einSuitimmsn i9 Sic ieBt eriuds: Gs
lebs Sc. Waisitdt Der aDnis! Gs lebe
unisr eeliebtes 8cterlano!"
Subelno uno b:duieno pfldnSte iif)
Der Ruf pur4 bic 9eieuf4uft fort.
Die 5liiseltbiirer gu benz groben
Spsiisiaal ipranJsn auf, uno bus
Muitttorps Der Cambridge rdsoner,
pslhss Der Nreibtrr gu benz 5eit bate
tommsn laRsn. irtonirte bic 8Oaissz
bpmne: Sob fate tie Sing! Der
Subsl Der 9eielIdaft psrItummte.
Sine fstsrlids St1e trat Elm. Sober
mann bate iia bon ieinem plase err
6obsu, bic alien Serrsn nabmsn s6rs
fur9tspoa lire t~lsineu, f4tparsieioes
men &Gpp6sn ab, NIT benen lie oas
fable Sdupt beoedt batten. Sn chr
srbistigsr Saltuns, in Der balbsrbubss
men Sdno bas gefiiate 9las, bOrte
man bic aDnissbpmne an. bic nit
mG6tieen aldngen ourd bic feitli6
erlsuateten Sale pabinbrauIte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
Gntr Geld

rsi6t 10 t I in bisism Sabre bsim Gir'auf
sen Weif nadtsseidenfen e.
bel SER. Chart. Ster einise br srpe.
drttJen Sar9oins;
l Set @atetn unt IsFsr Der befen ron
@ebrlper 8csers lS47 - treita1 piattirt
nur 1926.
Cine els sante aOlbens Sober nit gerl.
baltsr muir $50.
Cine feline s Gage @~larmslcde nur $50.
Gin terrliter lpiip Scletntr 8ins, nit
| bis 5 Gets nur Loo.
Gin iclie iiltsrnsr Sinssrbut nur lSs.
Gin 9cleaefuates utrsebduie, Is Sabre
s%dranttrt, fur Iamen peer Strrsn nit IA.
ranttrtem 0efrerf, muir 900.
Gin arpeartistr gprratb an prpuldren
une berrlihen neuen Silbtr. Hrpititcn ppn
% Gents aufpdrts.
Sprett pcr une bslihtiet ben Bcrratb.
Versset nibt, eas mir bic ein,i9en Sumo
ltere in her Staet fne, lie einen arabutr-
ten Sptiter taben, Der grilen 9an, 9enau
suren Nuaen drpabt. gSir taten iets Ell
ien teutiten 2atsnpicrsr.
0cbi UDer Glarf,
Sumfliere une Syttfer,
nabe eem 8rdnc Central Sctel, 5. Npenu;.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

GortieBuns folst.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03
carr. W. \. LINCH
On the Result In the second Distriet-Th'
People solidIy for Elkins.

On tho Result In the second Distriet-Ihe
People solidIy for Elkins.
Captain W. Newt Linch. Of Martins
burg. formerly OF this city. is visiting
his old home and shaking hands with
old acquaiutances and friends. Captain
Inch is iubilant over the great Repub.
lican victory in this state, and especial
~ over the defeat Of the arch.tree
trader, William l. Wilson. Speaking
to an ISTELLIGENCER reporter last night
he said:
at was a triumph of patriotism and
protection. Down in the Eastern Pan.
handle it was the hardest fought cam
paign ever saw or took part in. Every
protectionist had on his fighting clothes,
and it was due to the fact that every
man worked early and late that Berk-
eley county made such splendid show
ing. There were no sulkers in the
camp, and the work for protection was
not confined to the politicians. Each
individual voter seemed to realize that
responsibility rested upon him, while
the leaders put forth their best efforts,
In the Second district We think that too
much credit cannot be given to Mr..
Elkins, not only for the result there,
but for the victory in the state at large.
The rank and file are solidly for him
for senator. never saw such a remark
able unsnimity Of sentiment among the
people for any one man for senator.
Every body is for Elkins.
1--WE, OF the Eastern Panhandle are
also solidlv for George F. Evans. for
speaker OF the house OF representatives,
and are going to Charleston to hustle
for him. He will be in the fight to the
finish, but it will be an entirely friendly
contest, so far as he is concerned, as l
suppose it will be on the part OF all the
other candidates"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03
THE STATE FAIR.
The Old Board Of Directors Reelected on
Saturday.

The Old Board of Directors Reelected on
Saturday.
Saturday the annual stockholders
meeting of the West Virginia EXPOSE
ton and State Fair Association was
held, and LIS of the shares were rep
resented. The action of the directors in
making the purchase OF additional
ground and erecting new grand stand.
ETC., was approved. The old board OF
directors was reelected, as follows:
Anton Reymann, J. II. Hobbs, August
Rolf, G. Ed. Mendei, Charles Schmidt,
Henry Biebersou, J. w. Nichols, Fly. G..
Meyer, A. A. Franzheim. N. B. Scott,
Paul o. Reymann, A. NJ. Hamilton and
George Hook. The board organized by
eIecting Anton Reymann president and
George Hook secretary and treasurer.
The new steel grand stand was ordered
to be pushed to completion as rapidly
as possible. The work Of tearing down
the old wooden grand stand will proba-
bly, be commenced this week.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03

Their & Duecker, SOC; George ". stsmm,
50; Henry Bieberson, soc; II. E. Hill
mao, 81; Louis F. stitel. So; James Lar
kins, SOC; Frank ]. Healey, 81; S. Nes'
bitt, 81; n. w. Beck, 81; ]. S. Riley, u /;
H. V. Pebler. SOC; E. P. Wheat, 81; Al
bert BeItE, 81; P. Seopphner. Soc; Aug
Ketze, Soc: Smith Brewing Co. So;
Fisher Foundry. 81; George A. Wells.
81; C. W. seabright, 81; George I.
Fink, 25c; Mrs. c. Juereeus, 5Oci I. Z.
Kasley 4 Son, 81; cash. 50 IS; total,
$50 Yesterday the Typographical
Union appropriated s. TO the fund. To-
day Jerry Mead. of the committee, will
20 to the Blanch mines to meet the
Steubenville and Wellsburg committees
and see after the apportionment OF the
funds collected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03
For tho nfin ers' Relief.

The money collected by the miners
relief committee Saturday was as fol-
lows:
John thinner, SOC; F. Nolte. Soc; City
Police Force, S24; f. P. Wineerter. 81;
J. G. Medick, Soc; Klevis, Kraft & Co.,
81; Ladies' OF the G. a. R., by Mrs. NJ.
Hall, 50; G. II. Medick, Soc; Hotel
Windsor, 81; Henry Goethe. soc; Wal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03

uYDINGER-On Sunday. December ., 1891, at
BIO p. M. ELIZABETH hIDtSGER, reiict Of
the late Joseph Ilydinger, ST, aged 81 years
and 5 months.
Funeral Tuesday morning from the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs. Louisa King, i0l5
Jacob street. Interment at Mt Calvary Gene
terry. Friends of the family are invited TO
attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03
DIED.

PHYSICIANS recommend Smith Brew
ing Co.'s ale as q wholesome beverage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-03

Chnppelear's Bronchiui,
the great cough cure.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-16
A Strange Pictorial krrOr.

With regard to the numerous techni-
cal mistakes committed by artists who
select military subjects for their pic
lures a good story is told of the late
Frank Holl. In his painting room he
had a portrait of the Duke of Edinburgh
as one of the elder brothers of the Trim
ity House.
The duke, of course, wore naval Co.'S
tune, which affords little opportunity
for color to. the painter. There is the
blue of blue cloth. and there is the gold
of gold lace, and there is very little
more. The union jack, with its angles
and patches of white, red and blue-a
blue of different quality from the uni
form-was the painters chance and
Frank Holl seized it with a painters
avidity.
The duke stood beside little table,
of which the flag acted as a cloth or
cover. The artist SO arranged this bit
of drapery as to harmonic with his
general scheme, and, much delighted
with the result, awaited the verdict of
the Trinity brethren. Some of these
came to the studio and We're one and
all dissatisfied. Poor Frank Holl was
greatly surprised and disconnected. The
picture would not do at all, and, in fact,
could not be hung as it then appeared.
And Holl had taken such pains with
that portrait and was so delighted with
his clever conquest of its difficulties
Then the critics explained that the flag
was disposed upside down; that this
meant the surrender of the ship; that
the duke would be disgraced, the Trini
ty House disgraced, the service disgrace
ed, England disgraced, unless the flag
hung the other way Oh the round table.
London Tit-Bits.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-16
Six of One, Half Dozen of the Other.

There are two points up the Hudson
from New York which do not stand
well in the opinion Of all people. One is
at West Point-it is the United States
Military academy, and there be those
who say that the first year there for "a
cadet is something terrific. The other is
at Sing Sing, and there be those who
say that life in the penitentiary is not
as desirable as it might be, though it
might be much worse. Not long ago a
youth, on his way to West Point to Try
for admission, met another youth on the
train who had been there year and
quit. The young fellows chatted along
about baseball and that sort of thing as
a starter, and finally the ex-cadet made
an inquiry of personal character.
''By the way" he said. "where are
you going? Up to the Catskills? Fine
place up there to spend the summer. -
"No," responded the other, ''I'm go
ing to West Poir -
''For the summer"
''No, as a cadet.
The ex-cadet gasped.
tJee-rusalem, man., he exclaimed,
''you don't know good thing when
you see it. Why didn't you get off at
Sing Singh Detroit Free Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-16
THE SILENT CRANK.
A Type That the Foreign Critic Will Not
BE Able to Understand.

BE Able to Understand.
There is one type Of American citizen
which it is certain no foreign critic will
ever be able to understand 1t does not
make much difference who the critic
may be, when he confronts the type of
silent and suffering baseball crank ne
will be at sea. 1t is a type that is IA
miliar to all the attendants at the ball
game md to the many men who are ac-
quainued with the world of sports. The
bowling dervish sort Of crank is known
to all men, but the silent and suffering
one usually battles analysis In the ma
jority of instances he is man of ma
ture years who has secured an important
place in the financial or commercial
world His passion for baseball is thing
that passes all understanding. He is on
hand at the games whenever it is posi-
BILE, but always takes retiring and
unobtrusive seat, where he sits with an
outward air of boredom and indiffer-
ence, but really suffering from emotions
that are violent and tempestuous 1t is
only when he grits his teeth, drives his
nails into the palms of his hands or sud-
denly let's out blood curdling scream
that the spectator gets any idea of the
emotions which are aroused by the play
ing. At other times the tremor of his
eyelids or the fierce fashion in which he
bites his lips as he watches the game in
dictate how closely he participates i'll the
fortunes of the home team.
There is one instance of o banker of
sedate mien, with white mutton chop
whiskers and a SNUG exterior, who,
when spoken to on the question of base
ball, smiles, shrugs his shoulders and
refuses to be drawn into a discussion.
Yet at dinner at night he is wildly jubi-
liant Or immoderately depressed, accord
ing to the results of the days game.
He has not missed game this year, ex-
cept on Tuesdays and Fridays, when he
is compelled to be present at board
meetings. He is only one of literally
hundreds of men who are known to the
frequenters of the ball grounds, and who
are wound up in the national game TO q
degree of absorption that even the devo-
tees of racing could not rival. New
York Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-16
Roman Coins Found In MashOnaland

Roman coins have been discovered in
King Solomon's mines A Mashona ma
tive, grubbing about near the famous
Zimbabwe ruins, came upon eight coins,
hll in fair state Of preservation, which
Rre undoubtedly Roman. One of the
coins bears the legend "Constantius
Cas" How on earth did they get
:. there? There are plenty of theories as to
who those ancient gold seekers were
who left the massive circular walls and
solid conical towers, the temple for
tresses of Mashonaland In fact, every
man is at liberty to make his own theo-I
ry, but nobody has made one yet which
could comfortably bring in Roman coins
and Constantine Cas. Perhaps Mr.
Theodore Bent dropped them on his re-
cent excursion. Roman coins are the
sort Of thing an antiquarian might carry
about with him, and while jolting about
in Mashonaland man might drop any
thing. Westminster Gazette.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-16
Thu Penitent's Lament.
The flour barrel is empty

The flour barrel is empty
And the lard is getting low:
And folks with whom I've dealt
Demand the cash for bills l owe.
And man. things I've blamed myself
For voting for "change"-
While learning through my stomach
What 1 couldn't through my brains.
There's no money in my pocket,
And there's no coal in the bin;
The weather's growing colder
Aid my breeches mighty thin;
am longing for ''the good old times"
and my conscience gives me pains,
For Pm learning through my stomach
What I couldn't through my brains.
The factory hasn't started up
And times are mighty slow,
And daily 1 am adding more
To the little bills 1 owe;
Each day 1 figure losses,
Where I used to count up gains,
Aud Pm learning through my stomach
What 1 couldn't through my brains.
There's day of Judgment coming
For those who fooled me SO;
There's day of retribution
For those who made times slow,
1 an going to vote to change times back,
When 1 can count up gains,
For I've learned through my stomach
What 1 couldn't through my brains.