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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

aiges MaI fdriftlid angefrast, ipas
Sein S9peissn gu bebeuten babe2
Sber battet Sbr bic priifung nit sin-
amber berabrebsta"
pSeineS bon beiben. 3u 2fnfang
quGlte mid bic lsibsnf9uftlihteSebn
fu9t na4 ibr. plaste mid bic grinnes
rung an bic @ersansenbeit Oiefsr
2iebe. :. bann tpurbe bas alIes iiber
meinen dngeitrensfen Stubisn blaKsr
unb blafer -. itb bate elm @efiibl,
als OBJ ih eine Giebsrfrantbeit iibers
itanben battle unb in Der @eneiung
tpGre. Cine geIunoe gii4ternbeit
iibertam mid, mir tpuroe 70 bell gu
Mutb. als ipdre mir bic Welt Inn mid
berum neu gei9entt, na9bem fie mir
cine 3eit lang senommen geipeien. glur
sana Derein5elt iiberfiel mid cine
Stunbe Der SebnIut9t unb gteue =
balo barauf mar bas tpie tpeggeblaz
fen. limb beute fam i9 pDllig rubig
an iie benten - bas etnsige, mas MID
nod peinlitb beriibrt. lit bic M0slidz
felt, ibr 5ufdllis Su begesnen. Sd
tpebre ben @ebanfen baran nit beiben
6dnpen ub. 0u iiebit, i9 babe bDait
perniinftig gebanbelt, unb i9 bin odz
bin getommen, baB i4 es fir elm 8erz
bre9en an benz WfGb9en balten miibte,
fie auf's neue an mid au Sieben.~
nRiatig, ri4tig, gang meine Wteis
nung. 5amos, Sein3. bas bait Su
grobartig sebei9ielt -. bafiir mubt
Oh nal cine iSrau trissen, bic iib ge>
paiden fat -. groiit auf bic sutiinfz
tise Srau 9ottpr!"
SeinS trant o6ne fonoesii9en GIz
tbuiiasnus. limb bod -" fpra4 er
balb fir iid.
yNa = unb bo99"
sd ipollte, es tpdre anbers gsfors
men. SasWdb6en bauert mid, gang
frei bon @eipiiiensbiiien bin ih niht."
rSunse, bas limb Sugenotborbeiten.
bas pirb alles iibertpunben. Sci frob,
bab Ou gliidli9 briiber meg biIt -.
Weibt Ou, tomm nit, i9 gebe nod
elm paar Stiinb6en in's Saiino, mir
feisrn Define 9eneiuns nit einem para
tiehen."
Ser bebdgli9e feline Waann erbob
it9; absr Seina blieb iiBen.
Sap mid bier. Sntel; i6 bin etz
pas i9laff nab Der 4ufreguns bon
beute Iriib unO perbe mid lisber seitig
binlesen."
.gBie Su pillf!"
rWeibt 9u, nun LAB enbltb ben
rniirn!" Der Wtuiifus Sonnemann,
Elm mittelgroBer Mdnn nit auffdllenb
blu!loIem, bod pollem 9eii9t uno
Harlem blpnbsn S9nurrbart, ,brummte
es berbrieBlih. Gr IaB am Slid in
benz tlsinen bei9eibenen Stiib9en nit
benz alten biinnen urbdterbuusratb
uno bate feline PoIdune spii9en bic
&niee qeflemmt = eben tuuate er ben
9uBluppen frii9 in ben Rapf auT Dem
Slide uno rieb an benz Snltrument
fpeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

riats als foSuIagen Elm eriter @erfud.
Man lit auf bic 2iebe etn9eri4tet in
ben Sabren, bat bas 9efiibl: irgenbE
ipo mubt Su bin bamit = unb pie
erit. bette paHenbs ober unpafenbe Sc.
Ieg.nbeit tpirb benubt. I'm bdB 9sra
unttrSubrinsen. Sie iuns.n MGnnsr
finb ia meiit bic berninftiseren. iinb
fid f9on mad einsm balben Sabre
fIar. baB has geliebte Weien bod els
gentlicb feline ri4tige Srau fir iie ab=
sibt, unb per ba elm bib9en S9neio'
bat, md9t Ssitig elm Gnbe. lleber bds
9l9 unb Web tommen bann f9lieblih
AUDI bic iungen Singer fort. unb na9
sipei, brei SabGn baben iie ben Hs9s
ten unb laien ii9 einfegnen. Oas
gibt bann 70 eine f9one unb riibrenbe
Grinnerung an ben llngetrsuen, unO
tpenn iie ibn aufdlIig einmal tpiebers
feben, tperben iie nod nu9 fiinfunb>
5paa5ig Sabrsn roth. Na = bas lit
70, pie es iein iou. 9lber ss feblt
aud ni6t an iibersarten Siinglingen,
bic m06ten los unb fDnnen ni9t
re6t. I. zines Sages finb lie ia bob
in @mt unbDiirben unb fDnnen dllenz
faqs eine Srau ernGbren, bic ni9ts
bat -. bas Ssrdulein lit tppbl in5iptz
f4en elm biB9en altbaden getpors
ben. -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
MnerIet @erber.

9ar 10 tpillenlos, ipie ettpu dnges
nommen peroen mag, itebt ielbit bel
ipilben @Dltern bas @eib bem Treier
nidt eeseniiber. 8ei ben abigonen.
einem SnbidnerItamme in 4rgentis
nien, sdblt tpobl Der Mann ben @ltern
bes MGo9ens, bas er 3ur Satin bdz
Zen mill, einen pereinbarten preis.
aber' es fpmmt bdufig bor, ipie Der be-
riibmte Siibameritaforider @sard
mittbeilt, vbab elm MGbden 9llles,
ipas spiI9en benz 8rdutigam unb ben
Gltern abgemd9t ipirb, umitOBt uno
bartnGdig bic Ssiratb pertpirft." Bel
ben patagoniern tperben bic @ben imz
mer bur9 Heisung beitimmt uno oas
Mdbden tptrb ME geSpungen, einen
ibr mibliebigen Mdnn gum @atten gu
pGblen. Sm Seuerldnbe erbdlt Der
Sreier bic Gintpilligung Der Gltern
crit bann, tpsnn er ibnen einen Oienit
erpieIen bat; bunu9 erit bringt er
feline Werbung BEL benz MGb9eu Dor.
@efdllt er ibr ni9t, 10 lGuft iie fort
uno perItedt iib; aber es tommt iebr
Ielten por. 9luf ben SSiOi9i SnIeln
fGnst Der Mann bic sSruu, bic er gum
8eibe baben mill, NIT tpirtli@er ober
fin9irter 9eipalt unb fiibrt iie in fein
Saus. SIT isbo9 bas MGb9en nit
Der Sadie nibt einperitanbsn, 10 lGuft
iie su Semanbem, Der iie bei9iiben
lam. Sei ben &almiid.n finoet Elm
8ettlauf stpii9en 8raut unb Srdutiz
gam ftatt, tpobei Griterer elm 8orz
iprung gu tbeil tpirb. limb es lit, tpie
perii9ert fpirb, nod ME porgefommen,
baB Der Sreier bas Mdb9en erbaIben
tonnte, tpenn es nibt erbuI9t iperoen
tpoIlte. Gin G6nliher 9rdu9 berrI9t
au9 Bel ben 3elt6etpobnern auf
&amtI9dtfd. Sier muB Der 5reier
bas MGb6en fangeu, ipel4ss bon 3elt
su 3eIt fIii9tet, nobel Die 5rduen benz
8erfol9er aGIsrlei SinoerniFe in BEN
@eg legen., Sslbft BEL ben 70 tief
Itebenoen 9uI9mGnnern in afritd
mub Der Wlann ebenIo bic 3uitimz
mune bes Mdb9sns pie bic Der glterH
erlangen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

Die Muttsr auf bsm Sofu, cine
fleine geaIterte Srau, lieB ben Strids
triumph iinten. n@Ott, bas tannit
Su bod bem MGb9en nift peroenten,
ieBt, no iie ipsiB, buB Sauiing in Der
Staot 1T. 9as riibrt bod natiirlia
tpieber alles bel ibr auf. Gr eebt
I9IimmItenfaus i9li;bli9 fort unb
bam iIt's gut. sic pirb iid5 i4pn
tpieber faien."
@bitb le6nt in einsm bo9lebnigen
Sprbitubl abIeits BON Slide, ipobin
bds 2i6t Der griini9irmi9en 2ampe
nur nit i6pd9er 0Gmmerun9 bringt.
Der &prbitubl tnarrt, tpie iie baitig
ba5 SaIdentu6 bebt uno iiber bic g(us
gen fGbrt.
Der 8ater bat rsG1t, Wtuttsr. !6ein3
lit Die Ebrdne niat ipertb. Der 8az
ter bat in Der gan5rn Sa4s re4t gsz
babt."
sd bate Ielber gebofft, er ipiiroe
nun fommen unb fein S9peigen aufz
tlGren," meints Die Mutter mad elmer
9auIe. sd bate eins anoere Mei>
nung pon ibm uno ssbe iie au4 iebt
np9 nitbt auf."
Der Muiitus itieb Elm ipOttiI9es
Uaurrsn aus.
.Mitb lebrt bic Stubenten fennen!
0as lit .miibigss @olt, Die m69ten
germ ettpds fir's Ssra habea, MAIDEN
ben Wtdbels mas peis, uno po1l ii9
ieIbsr aub - auf ben ausenblid mei=
nen es ia mdn9e gang ebrli9 -"
nWanae aud ldn9sr," i9altete bic
Wiutter topfnideno i'm ielben Sonfaa
Elm.
rQtu9! - Sube gar niats bagegen.
4ber bas iinb nsiBe 9taben; i'd miBz
traue iebem, uno es tpdre beher gepez
fen, Sybr bdttst basielbe getbun, oann
brau9te bas Mdbel jebt ni4t berumz
auItBen unb gu flennen; aber gegen
Sud Deiber fommt feline 9ernunft
auf."
.Ou bait ippbl n6tbig, binterber,
fpo ni6ts mebr gu Gnbsrn 1T, oem
Sinbe nit iibler 2aune baS Ser5 no9
ihperer gu MAIDEN, Itatt ibr gut 5u5us
reben."
Sic faste bas ni9t bsftig. Sic
battle bod ettpus @aOriidtes, ipie eine
Q(rt S9ulbgefiibl, on ii9. Gbitb
I9pieu - Der Muiitus I9pteg glei4s
falls uno rieb nit glei4mdbiger BEE
meaung iein SnItrument, oas morgen
TN Der gtitolaitir9e Iulite SItermuiit
MAIDEN belfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
ueberaafHser syremms I'd, tssteais.

Oas ipdts Sibsnblsibsn i'm Wirtbs.
bauie lit eine iible. tpenis gu lobenbt
@eipobnbeit! 9ariiber iinb ii9 fpobt
fGmmtli9e 9elebrtsn unb Ribtgslebrs
ten einis; aber es if sbsnfalls au9
eine iiibe 9etpobnbeit, Defenders i'm
tiefen Winter, lpenu Der enbsiltig lebte,
itartge5uderte, iteife Sdlummersrost
immer nod gu elmer GortieBuns ana
regt, neil man bod befanntli9 auf
einem 8eine ni9t iteben fann, brei
cine @liids5abl ift II. +. tp. ii. (. tp. =
gfun eiebt es ab.r betapntli9
sfdlle, in benen ss Der trauten Satin
bur4aus nidt in ben &ram pabt,
INNER bic bulben Nd9te binbur9
rduf5uiiben" unb auf ben trauten
9atten gu fpartsn, mas ia aud Idliebs
lid nur als ein b09It einIeitises
Qmuiement betra9tet perben fann.
8ei meinem Sreunbe 2ebmpfubl ipar
bieieIbneigung ieiner geItrensen Srau
8emablin gegen fol9e vtummeroollen
Ndhte" oenn alIo aud auleBt Bis gu
einem berartigen SDbepunft geoieben,
baB iie ii4 nit ben selpDbnli9en, allz
semein iibli9en Garbinenprebigtsn
ni6t mebr begniigte, ionbern bireft gu
Sbdtli4teiten ii5erging, inosm iie inn
einfa9 hds 9eiid3t 5ertraBte, ibm Die
paar leBten Saare ausrib unb i'm
iiberbuupt nit allerlei Sausbaltungsz
gegenI IfGnben gu bearbeiten pflegte.
9as mo4te Der quite 2e6mpfu6I burtbz
aus ni4t babenl
Srpboem mar er aber ben S1lumz
mergrDgten ee9eniiber Elm pollItGnbig
ipillenloies Snoipibuum, uno bieIe
ptleiuen bGusli9en Nd9tIcenen" nabz
men oabsr einen INNER ernIteren gbaa
ratter all, er fam, Ioauiasen, aus ben
blauen gugen gar ni9t mebr berdus.
90 tonnte bas nibt me6r ipeiter
geben; bos fabsn mir, feline trautsn
3ehsenofen, ebeniNpubl elm. uls er
ielbit, unb 10 perfielen mir f6lieblid
cllf elm borsiisli9es 9lusbilfsmittel,
bas mir nit glufbietung fdmmtlihen
S4arfiinnes bes Na6ts I'M stpei ubr
beim ie9sten S9lummersrpgt dustiifz
telten, tpprauf mir aus Sreube nod
ben itebenten tranten. =
0a 2ebmpfubl nGmlib parterre
ipobnte unb feline S6lafitelle nebsn
bem S4lummersema9 Ietner geitrens
gen Gbebdlfte uno Der flint uni9uloiz
gen tleinen 2e6mpfiible lag, 10 iuuroe
beidlofen, baB er am ndaIten 9lbsnb
bor feinem Sortgang bonn !Sauie bds
Seniter bieIes ieines 3immer9ens Dffz
nen unb leiie fpieber anlebnen, glei9=
seitig aber bon innen einen Slid an
bic SsnIterbdnt berdnriiden iollte,
ipprauf mir i6n bann, glei9gilttg in
fpel6em 3uItanbs Der 8ese6tbeit, bon
auBen an bas aiemliA bobe Parterrez
sSeniter btnauf6eben unb borfpGrts
| fdbieben tpollten, banit er beI9eiben
unb gerGuI9lps Bis an feline 8ubd
berdntrieden tDnne. pbne fein lie6es
@eib peiter gu ftDren uno Su neuen
Sbdten an5urei5en. ---
9efagt, getban. Die Sadie gtng
au9 in Der fplsenben Na6t. sendu 10
ipie mir iie geplunt batten, por fi9 unb
alIes ifien in Der bentbar giinitigiten
Weiie ablaufen gu tpollen, benn f4on
butten mir ben guten 2ebmpfubl nit
Dereinten Srdftsn gliidlidb bur9 bas
5eniter nit feinem SbsrtDrper bineinz
praftiairt unb fhoben nun gang fd9te
bon binten na9, Inn unier f9luu err
ba6tes Derf gu pollenben, als plOBz
lid BON innen bic BDrte ert6nten:
n2abt nur nab, &inber! @s lit nibt
mebr nDtbisl! Sic bat mid bereits
beim Widel!!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
- untr6Hli6e Wtaoet.

rBdrum biIt % bsnn 10 trausp
limb ppanit ipie a. &inb9!
Sag, Miabsi, mas 1873 benna
Su tpOunit Si' ia blinb!"
80 mein Soft! !Serr 2ebrer.
Gss tpibt's ma foam Ratbm
Mlei' Soni is ei'g'rudt
sSn b'Stabt als Solbat!"
So, bees 1881. -. glo' tr6it' Si
Sess balt'it Su fho' aus.
9rei Sabr' - unb Der Soni
&ommt friih tpisber 8 Saus!"
.0ees f1o'," idst' g Miabei;
IS bin nit 10 bumm,
9aR i bes5'ipes'n tpoanet -
Srei Sabr' fan balb rum;
r..
9tbd oan's madt mi trauri' -
limb ipsr ppab 10 ipas b'itimmt -
Sb mi bait nit Bib babin
9ln - 4nnerer nimmt2!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

TriibGingsrauf9 ii5srfliegt itt, bura.
I9iittslt fs. -.
.gbitb, gbitbA 80. n9einS".. =. er
bat bic arme ausgebrsitst unb iie au9,
unb nun i4lu93sn fis @sibs unb ibre
S9rdnen flieBen insinanber.
nSpri4 ni9ts = gar ni9ts,"
bau4t iie. .i9 min ni4t pifen, tpie es
9efommen. -"
~GOitb, unten auf benz 9lprifoien,
baum. mitten i'm Siodsntreibsn, fang
bic amIel," ftammslt er. sd mar
tobt, unb nun bin i9 aufsrItanbsn."
Die @loden lGuten ni1t mebr. Gs
1T ftia Inn fe Der, bic Sonne fbeint
Stns Jeniter, unb in Der Sbur ftebl
f4tpeigenb bic Wuttsr.
rOntel," iast 0oftor Seins Sau.
ling, penti9ulOiee. baB i'd 10 fpdi
tomme. Deibt 9u. 100 i9 par2"
$50 ss fibel mar, benn Du inbN
hD3it pergniist aus. Ober etfpa in Der
Sirde9 9u bait nebenbsi 70 stipas
Srpmmss an Dir"
p8einabe." fast Ssina. sd mar
III gbitb. unb nun tannit Su mid
bindlsperfen. ipenn 0u 2uit bait"
Sin turSer Bid mitlsibigen Gnts
ieBens. ol1nsIaubIi4, absr tpabr!"
brinat enbIia Der 70 iibsr ale M0sli9s
feit binaus @nttdui9te IansIam ber>
bor. limb geItern sans auf Der S0bs!
Hu, bu liest fpirtli9 Gbarattsr brin.
Gag NAL: Ou biit ipobl febr ausdngs
li9 fir Wttterungseinfliife9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

I .Spnberbar iit's bod,@ brad bic
Muttsr bas S4peigen. nWie isib
ssbr atpsi bsnn aulsbt auseinanbsrss.
aansen9 9abt Sbr gu9 gar ni9t
ausgefpro4en. 9itba2"
Gbitb fhiittelts nit bem 8opfs. -Gs
mar Elm 9lbfdieo pie INNER; er
meinte: .Soffentli9 auf Wieberieben
aeasn bas Grii6iabr bin,. Sd fagts
tbm: ,Su fareibit mir bod9, Darr
auf fiibte er mid, anttportete aber
ni9ts. Doh nun iirs gut unb psrs
Bel. unb nun labt mi9's psrgeiIen!
Sd mill i4Iafen seben. bas 1T bas
bette"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

NAL NIT tbrer tuBen Stirille gefdgt
bat: rMinit Ou mir ben Gaufpab ee=
benz Damn mub i6 fpeinsa." @tfpas
fp 9etpDbnlides. =. man mub aber
sebort babsn. ipis fe bas fasts; 10 raf<
finirt pie etne tlsine gsl1idts G9aus
fptelerin! t
llnb iie ift bod gar feline S9auIpies
lertn bon Natur, fpnbern Elm tIdres,
munteres. natiirhdes MGb9en. gben
bieie Rlarbeit pbns Ma1e unb pbrafe
IGbt ben Reis bss Weibliden Bel ibr
aana unpertiirst tpirfen. SIM @runbe
braudt ein ~b0bersr" @9ulmsifter fi9
teinesipess ibrer su fddmsn. penn er
fie heiratbet; es 9iebt senug unbebsus
tenbe unb babel pisl reisloiere 2ebrers>
frauen. -.
@bsr es TT bod nidt n0tbig, gbitb
au beiratben! Man lam gleihgiltig
iipsrben. tpenn man fern bon ibr 1T;
bas lit Elm fi9erer Dint Der Natur:
thus ni9t!
@r 1T ia aud entT4IoFen, es gu unz
tsrlaFen.
SeinS lit in bic Rdbe bes SouIes ses
lanst, In tpeldsm Gbitb fpobnt, unb
ber Gebanfe reiat i'm, ben Weg bur9
bieie StraBe : um bic Ode bort =
au tpdblen. Cine Molte, elm einselnsr
9rauer &oloB nit blsnbenb ipeiBen
RGnbern unb peiben 8aLenbGuptern,
f9pimmt iiber ibm, iibsrT9attet i'm,
unO i'm @ugenblid besinnt fie. Sloden
nieber3uI ItGuben. -. er t6ut ppbl bas
ran, auf benz tiir5eiten @sse beimSu=
tebren.
Gin tursss 8eIinnen nod, bieSluden
permebren ii9, bi9!er, bi4ter, es tpir=
BELT unb treiielt nm ibn nit einem
Sau9 ipie BON 9letf9ern.
8orioGrts, man tpirb ibn nic9t Ieben!
;Sn bieIer betpeglitben tpirbslnbsn 8ers
idleierung fam er rubig am Saufe
poriiber lpdnbeln.
gr bie9t ltarfen S9rittes in bic
Strabe. Wie bds luitig freiter i9neit!
Su III bic @artenmauer. unb er bat
Ser5tlopfen.
81 - bonn @artsn Der pfeift es.
9as iit cine 9tmiel.
Wis bdS 70 gsbt: in bieIem &ugen>
Bid lGbt bas S9neetreiben nd9, gplz
bigesSonn.nli9t bri9t in basSlodens
.tpirbeln. Sein5 fisbt bic Imfel. iie iiBt
duf einem 9aume.
gluf benz alten Ipritoientaume.
Dor ibm malt ii6 plDbli6 Elm Bib
hin nit Der rnteri9rift: 5riiblingss
ibnle. Gin 70 fiibes Bib, bab man
elm Gistlumpen bon 9efiiblloIigteit
fein miibte, I'M nibt itebsn gu bleiben
uno bas SerS auflpringen gu fiiblen.
Cine Mausr, bariiber aufraaenb elm
alter 4pritoienbaum, Inn unb nm bliiz
benb tpie nit Goisn auf bem bldttfabz
len 3peigsn = auf einem Der bliibenz
ben 3tpetse bic S9parSamIel nit benz
lprangegelben S9nabel. Our9 ben
Baum. nm bic S9parsamisl Der mir
,beln luItig bic ipeiben Iloden, unb bic
lS9par3amIel pfeift ba5u, 10 bell, 70
flotenipei9, 10 aus boiler, friiblin9sz
fsliger Sruit. -.
| ! Sasu @lpdenlduten!
Seins blsibt iteben. -. feline 9ruit
lit in Qufrubr, unb bas iteisert ii9 =
ni9t gu bsI4reiben. Gin Sturm bon
aiebe unb Slidieligfeit bur9tpbt iein
Snneres; er febrt. bas llnterite gu
oberit, es 1T an gar teinen WibsrItano
su benten! Sa 1T Elm Baum, brin iuz
BELT Die 2iebe: bic Sloden ftduben, ,aber
i9 bin Siessr; Der Sroit umbau9t
mid, uber Die felise Sraut5eit 1T ba;
mas ba ldutet, iino luferftebungss
sloden. =. if peib es. -. benp Der
! alte IpritoIenbaum bliibt. Sas Ilte
/ lit persunsen. iiebe, es lit alles rsu ges
iporben! 8as 1T 10 iiib tpie ib9
INA1 ny
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

@bgetiibIt. grofeHur (su
.inem 9pmnaiiaiten): sic baben alfo
idmmtli9e Bidder Sbrer 8ibliotbet
,eriebt9 S9iiler: Rein, Serr Profeis
ior = bic naturipiFenIddftli9en BON
Sbnen niht! ProfeIor GamunSelno):
N9 10, bic bdbsn sic NODE S9iiler:
SapobG, Serr ProfeFor. bic bat Giez
uano genommen!
8uriOs. Grdu o.: Sbr
Rdnn lebt ipObl iebr folib9" - Gruu
g.: 8 ia, ipenn er ii9 geGrsert bat,
bann trintt sr. b'rum freut er ii4 aber
au9 tmmer. tpenn er ii1 drssrt!
ReingefalGeu. o.: 8ols
en- Sic einsGigarre baben9 g.: Dante
ebr! (nimmt eine). 81: Sd bente,
Sic raudsn ni9t9 o.: Sd ni9t. aber
nein 8ruSer!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

uebertrumpft. GrItsr
2ieutenant: No.. Sabs geItern our9
mein GrI9einen duf Bal tulofal Suz
rors gema9t!" = 3ipeiter lieutenant:
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THE CHER OKEES.
judge Cox Dohned Their Status % q
Sovereign Nation.

A press dispatch of the 9TH inst,
from Washington says: The status Of
the Cherokee Nation rs party to It'll.
cation was defined In an opinion ron.
dersd by Judge Cox, Of the district
equity court, on motion " dissolve
temporary Injunction granted to
Edwin D. Chadick. Of New York, RE-
strainlng the agents Of the nation from
selling to r. #. Wilson 4 Co., Of New
York Sc, GAG, 900 of bonds that had been
previously contracted for by Chadick.
The court held that 1t had DO jurisdlc-
ton oyer the nation.
The delivery of the opinion occupied
an hour. A large number of decisl ms
defining the lawful rights Of the Cher.
Okee Nation were cited and also the
constitu tional provision granting con.
gress the power to regulate commerce
and make treaties with foreign nations
and the Indian tribes. The treaties
made with the Cherokees we're then
quoted rs recognizing their existence
as q nation.
The Cherokees, said the court, re.
tanned their own political organisation
- q sovereign nation with the excep
ton of the power of congress to allow
railroads the right Of way over theil
lands, and certain restrictive laws Of
congress. TIE nation, II vas held
was not amenable to suit by private
parties -News-Record.
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Play Ball.

During the last three days there
have been some great developments
In the base ball movement In this
state. Prof. M. A. Stone has taken
charge of the team In Little Rock and
together with the electric railway
company, will back the team. A let
ter from Springfield received yester-
day states tina Springfield would be on
the diamond with strong team and
inquiring about the prospects for the
Southwestern League. Joplin, Spring
field, Van Buren,, Fl. Smith and Lit.
tie Rock are now in the ring and the
indications are that Hot Springs will
also have team. Pine Bluff has not
determined what she will do. Some
of the local enthusiasts are talking Of
visiting the other cities soon and get.
ting them In first-class shape. The
local park Is In very fair condition and
needs very little work ON 1t. A num-
Der of players have already written
for places on the team and the pros
pect for securing q strong team is very
bright.-Ft. smith News-Record.
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A DANGEROUS MISTAKE.
Two Parties Of Deputy Marshals Take
Each Other for Outlaws and One
is Wounded.


Two parties of deputy marshals, one
from this court, the other from the
Muscogee court, had Q live skirmish,
yesterday morning near Fanshaw, I,
T., In which VIII Neal received q
slight flesh wound IN the thigh.
The deputies from this court had
warrants for Ave whiskey peddlers
and expected TO catch them at the
house Of John Brown, two miles west
from Fanshaw. They watched the
house Friday night, but the peddlers
failed to come In. Saturday night the
party went back and surrounded the
house again. The peddlers were
known to he hiding out and would
20 to Browns for meals, and the dep
uties expected to eaten them when
they came In for breakfast. The depu.
ties were William Ellis, Il. b. Ratter-
rec, Will Neal, Jim Lee aud Ben Walls
Ellis and Neal were on one side Of the
house and the other three on the op-
pOsite side. ~-
There was warrant from the Mus
cogee court for Brown and Sunday
morning, four deputies went Quito hts
house 10 arrest him, not knowing any
thing about the deputies from this
court being after him. The members
Of that party were John Stroller, Ed
Sorrells, Tom Salmon and one other,
whose name we were unable to learn.
This party arrived shortly before
daylight, went up to the house and
knocked. Not receiving any reply
they started back into the woods by
q foot path. Ellis and Neal ran over
to the patch to intercept them. Each
party saw the other about the same
time, and each thought the others
were the men they were looking for.
Each tried to get the drop on the 9TH
or, and when Bill Ellis ordered the
Muscogee deputies to surrender the
shooting began. Salmon had shot
gun, aud q buckshot from his gun
struck Neal In the lower part Of the
thigh. The deputies emptied their
Winchesters at each other and were
behind:trees reloading, when Ratteree,
Lee and Walls came up. They had
run across from their hiding place 40
soon 40 the shooting began, and came
up behind the MuscOgee deputies.
They ordered the Muscogee deputies
to surrender, when one of them recog-
nized Ratteree anu called to him not
to shoot, that they were officers, too.
1t Is quite fortunate that the affair
did not prove more serious. Neal was
brought to Hsckett City Last night
and Ratteree came to this city. The
other deputies are In pursuit Of the
peddlers. who took alarm aud are now
trying to 1T out of the country.-F. 8.
News Record.
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TEE CHURCHES.

NKETHODIBT CHURCH-Preaching every
vx Sunday ct l1:0J Z m. and ct 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night
Z. ]. REYNOLDS. Pastor.
The Kings Daughters meet the nrst wsdnes-
day In each month.
MIS- MATT WALLACE, Pres.
Sunday School every Sabbath at $50 In the
iereno0n. w. p. SADLER 8upt
THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-8ervices
IL on second and fourth Sundays In each
month at II q m. and at 9 p. m. Prayer meet
ting every Thursday night
Sunday School every Sunday At 9 I'm;
J. w. Core, 6upt.
~ r. CHURCH-Preaching every Sunday,
~ morning and evening, Sunday School.
200 every Sunday morning. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evening. -- Pastor.
DAPTIsT CHURCH-PreachinE every Sun
ID dag at II q. m. and at p m. Sunday
School every Sabbath At 30 q m.
HARVEY BEAUCHAMP, Pastor.
NHRISTIAN CHURCH-Sunday School meets
~ every Sunday at l3L p. m. at the Old School
Prosbyterian Church. DAVE SNODGRAss, Supt
TTNRINITY CHURCH-Services every Sunday
i ct II q. m. and sp. m. Celebration Of the
Holy Communion the First Sunday In the month
at II 4 m. every other Sunday ats q m. Sun
day School every Sunday at 6St q m. Seats free
aud everyb0d cordially invited,
REV. q. W. FLOWERS. Rector.
IATH0LlC CHURCH-Mass on the LIST and
~ 3rd Sunday In each month.
REV. J. NACREL. Pastor.
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rs LOTS FOR SALE
ON TIME.
To parties who are able to
build on lots l will sell on two
years time. Apply to
G. j. Murta.
Tho Electric Road.

The projectors of the Fort Smith and
Van Buren, road are still working to
secure the bonus Of 200 acres of land
along their route and have about $50
acres now subscribed.
Mr. Beatty will leave for New York
Tuesday, and expects men aud mater
ials here ready for work by April l.
As soon as President Cleveland signs
the bill, the war department will be
rem to approve the site for the bridge.
He may differ In opinion from the
engineer, who made the preliminary
survey. and object to the location Of
the bridge. Ifhe does he will cause
some delay, but very little uneasiness
IL felt on this score.
When Mr.. Beatty returns the work
will begin In earnest and pushed rap
idly to completion News Record, 9th.
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WANTED.

An active agent in each county In
the United States, to solicit su bscrip-
tions for.the Twice-a-W Week Republic.
A liberal commission will be paid to
hustlers, Address,
Superintendent Circulation,
The REPUBLIC,
St. Louis, Mo,