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The evening world., 1894-02-07
Keen Obscrvcr" Comes Back

Keen Observer Comes Back.
To tn Editor:
OF course. l had a mother. a God.tssrins one.
who In her youth ssnE in .hc cboirs OF the leading
churches OF the city Of New York. I worshipped
a falsehooi or t.celved ma. There ga mutual
confidence between vs., Rut alas! since she died
! have been so often deceived ny the modern fair 90
no one. . 1T spp'srS co. ' was my answer. I was
going 10 draw illustrations OF the misery women
have caused in modern times. beginning with
use? | may add in my own behalf | never smoke
cigars, rarely drink. never chew tobacco, swear
or keep low company. | love the rocks and the
rills. tho trees and meadows. and flowers and the
birds, and all that God has made In his wonder.
that ! admire. for sha has caused me untold .uf-
wherefore | do not admire women, and there arc
htdeou' monster. nor alone. Lord BYRON. who vas
a keen observer. said sstcsoticslly. "soci.ty. that
piece Of chinaHare without a raw" Woman has
leapei INTO the arena to compete with man: there.
fore abe should receive tho a blows. or get ont
Of tho struggle and dir. survival ~ tho ntte.t.
Why Is IL there are over =. ooo, 900 bachelors In this
country over the ,s. Of thirty years. And why 4.
II that for twenty years prior to 1880 over 800. ono
divorces were granted In this country And why
was 1t that popular Judge Gsynor. Of Brooklyn,
only last week in passing on a divorce suit raid
there must be something the matter With a wo-
man when she could not mansse a man. Keep
your seats. boys. KEEN OBSERVER.
Linden Y
The evening world., 1894-02-07
\ Microscopic Boom

Tom Carter has started a smsll.slted boom for
Sr'oneT. OF Wisconsin, as the tsvorite Republican
ION Of the Ncrthwes, Al present a microscope is
necessary in order to md kansas City star.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

amidst the grim, but perhaps not
wholly unconscious humur OF the times,
looms the remark of "Blue-l;yeh Billy"
Sheehan that he will leave 1t to the
nan,1a
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Almond Blanc Mango.

Put on II and one-half pints of milk
to boil. add to 1t half a packet of good
g%elatine that has been previously soaked
in water or milk for four hours, two
ounces Of castor sugar, almond flavoring
to taste and stir let 1t boil up. remove
1t and let It cool until it gets like a
thin jelly. then stir in one-fourth pound
of almonds that have been blanched and
chopped very fine. Pour the mixture
into a plain round or oval border mould,
let it get quite cold and set, turn out
onto a glass dish, dip the mould a Sec
ond in warm water. wipe of the moist.
ure and turn out. Garnish with crystal
liked fruit of all kinds. If liked, the CEN
tire cavity can be filled in with whipped
cream.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

1t seems the Health Board didn't
stamp hard enough on that soft coal
smoke nuisance. Bring down the heel
again, gentlemen.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Protection for New York harbor from
illegal dumping is a wcighty matter
which demands immediate attention in
Congress. There is nothing to prevent Il
prompt taking up of the subject in the
The evening world., 1894-02-07

col Bob Iuscrsoll is lust as cmpha'lcslly against
rarir Reform as he is against Moses Boston
IIarald
The evening world., 1894-02-07

~ George W. Childs is buried. The world
rolls on, but there Is a vacancy hat can
be felt where IA strong man but lately
helped to push the mighty car Of human
progress.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Aueustin Dalv's London theatre IL
greatly praised for its warmth, which l..
in direct contrast to most OF the other
London houses. There Is Il ''iudicious
arrangement OF hot water pipes and
stoves that makes the theatre very
comfortable. Then the electric lighting
Is said to be beautifully ordered. and by
a special new switchboard arrangement
the lights on the stage and elsewhere
can I've graduated down TO the veriest
peep II has not vet been decided
whether Bernhardt will occupy the house
when DAILY returns 10 America.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
LETTERS.

int eo'vr,n ia open 10 everybody ~ho hds a
complain, TO make, a grievance 10 ren'pdn, m
formation % p,,S. a aib1ec. Of oer>rdi tnterer 10
dbscu.. or a pubic szriee TO acknowledge. and rho
ran nut ne id>a into tu Nsn 100 pords Long
eters cannot be printed
The evening world., 1894-02-07

To the State Senate Committee on the
New York Police Department; The way
to investigate Is to investigate.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

That Chicago-New York syndicate is
not to build It's twehty-story structure.
This Is nothe story.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Rice WATERS.

Waters made of rice -four. sold only
by dealers in japanese goods, are very
nice with a cup of tea.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

The Senate judiciary Committee room
at Washington should not be a laundry
for smoothing the crumpled linen Of
Senatorial p~reogative."
The evening world., 1894-02-07

In ord + 10 he sIre Editor Nh.lelaN Reid migh;
regard Qprgg aS more or less Of a Nindl,,tlon Of
= s'rart oanLtdue tr the vIce.prssiica.y-wash
iRgtgn Post.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Sum of Republican opposition to the
income tax: Our party isn't behind it.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

The hating course OF the Hawaiian
resolutions In the House follows natur-
ally enough our hating Hawaiian poll
The evening world., 1894-02-07

The charges OF ex-Commissioner Gray
may yet bring some yellow develop
ments out of Fire Department affairs.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

fists for THE WORLDS Free Bread
Fund. St~aryation's Knockout should fol-
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Girl. Tie Their own scarfs.

Tailor-made girls OF New York are a.
particular about their neckv;ear as the
dudes of fashion. They not only so to
the haberdashers for supplies, but they
scorn to look at a made-up scarf. They
known. too, at a glance when a tour-in-
hand is cut right. They fancy horse
shoe and fleur de lis designs for scarf
pins, and are partial to link cuff-buttonk
The evening world., 1894-02-07

1t Is probably safe to bid Davenport n
long farewell. to-day.
The evening world., 1894-02-07

Mckane and Brockway were equally
poor witnesses for their own defense.
The evening world., 1894-02-07
Earnings Of Corset-Nakers.

Among all the industries for woman's
labor. corset-making IL about the best,
There is work the entire year, 1t Ia clean
and comparatively light, and a skilled
operator can make $50 a day whenever
she likes. 1t Is not difficult to earn s1.25
a day on the cheap goods; fine work will
pay a girl 81 a day the year round.
, 1894-08-29
CHRIsTIANsTED.

Aug. I5th-per schnr. 'Vigilant" from St,
Thomos-Cathrine Petersen, Helena Foy.
Aug. 10Th per schnr. "Vigilant" for st.
Thomas -Alexander Moth, Frederik Rogieru.
Aug. l7th-psr sohnr. "Vigilant" from st.
Thomas-Revd &c. Greider, Madam Calista,
Madam Thesphile, Madam Francisco, Madam
Nj. Sophia, Madam A. Joseph and servant,
Martha Boar, Thomas Petersen, Elizabeth
Williams & child Ajante.
Aug. 20th-per schnr. "Yigilant' for St.
Thomas. R. van Beverhoudt, Joseph Niles
and wife for st. kits.
Aug. 22nd-per schnr. "Vigilant" from St.
Tbonas-Miss Simson. Cecilia Tekway. John
Nunee, Axelina Patrick, Susanna Vontor,
Antonio Zephye, Harald Hill La Beet, Mary
Meyers.
Aug. 28rd-rer schnr. "yigilant" for St.
Hummelshine, Petersen, Revd. &c. Greider,
FRrDER1KsTED, 2lst August.
The s. s. "MurIel' arrived here on the 18th
inst. from New York unloaded 4S4, pkgs. and
left for St. Kits.
Aug. 18th-per s. 5. "Muriel" from New
York Engineer Hansen.
Aug. 18th-per sloop "ArrOw" from St.
Thomas-Revd. & Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. S. r. Y.
Bsverhoudt.
Aug. 18th-per S. =. "Murisl" for St.
Kitts-Wm. lhiIlip, Henry Samuel, Alex
Cox.
The s. S. Quart Castle" arrived here yes
terday from Halifax via 81 Thomas, unloaded
about 500 brls. took some Molasses for Mar
Unique and left for St. Kits.
The Brit. schnr. "Evangeline" captain s.
Frank arrived here yesterday from Barbados
with Is immigrants.
Aug. 27th9per 8. =. Quart Castle from
St. T~6Omas-Mrs. E.. Jamison, 2 children Il
servant, Mr.. V. Thornberg'
Aug. 27th-yer sloop-for St. Thomas
Cathrine Williams & son, Virginia Thomas,
Florino Goosfell.
, 1894-08-29

therefore Permitted it to become law with
out his signature because the faults Of tho
measure were more acceptable than the Mac
Kinley law the effect Of the tariff Bill will
also afford a vantage ground for further
progress.
The Treasury has issued a circular official
ly constituting doubtful points as a predict that
is goods previously imported and therefore
dutiable under the Mckinley law will be
charged at new rates today or when withdrawn
from custom house as though imported upon
that date. This applies both to the free list
and dutiable class Of goods and includes i'm
ports Of Coffee Tea and Hides from Ven
ezuela Columbia or Hayti.
Antigua, 28th-Sir Oliver Nugent, former
ly President of the Legislative Council ofthis
island, died here this morning.
, 1894-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
(Npect0tor, july 2lst.)

OPoCCuCOFS UWty SAOF
In the drawing-room at the White Lodge,
Richmond, on Monday, the Royal baby was
christened Edward, Albert, Christian,
George, Andrew, Patrick, David. That is,
he was given the name of Edward and the
names of his two p~aternal great grandfatherS,
plus the names of the patron-saints of the four
division of the United Kingdo l,-not a bad Sc.
lection on the whole. We presume that Edward
is intended TO be the operative appellaiion.
nurse carried the boy into the room and
handed him to Lady Eva Greville, who hand
ed him to the Queen, who after holding
him for q minute, gave him to the Archbishop
Of CanteI bury, who baptised him with water
from the jordan. The Queen was, it is
stated, particularly pleased with the recep-
tion she met with at Richmond. Probably
that is common form, but undoubtedly the
birth of the Duchess of York's baby is an
event which has seemed specially pleasant
and satisfactory to the whole nation.
The Italians have taken Kassala, the chief
stronghold of the Dervishes and the town
which commands the Soudan. Colonel Bara-
teri. the Italian Governor, was attacked by
the Dtrvishes, Iepulsed them, followed up
their retreat, and finally carried Kassala at
the point of the bayonet. A large number
of flags and cannon were taken. The Italian
force. European and native, numbered some
two thousand four hundred. The action was
q spirited one, but may lead to trouble, for
it is quite conceivable that the Abyssinians,
who are very hard to beat, will resent the
presence of the Italians at Kassala. II, as lie
alleged, the Dervishes are finally heaten, and
, 1894-08-29

the Soudan now lies open, a very strong
pressure will be brought to bear on Egypt to
resume possession of the Nile Valley up to,
ami even beyond Khartoom. The italians,
some two years ago, agreed that if mi itary
considerations ever obliged them to occupy
Kassala, the occupation should only be
temporary.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

@4lpb. sic mar als Qofbame zines
bena9bartsn Giiriten unpermGblt &C.
blieben. unb eine intime G%reunbin Der
Mutter eetpefen.
sic febe ,b beute nod 10 betptgt
Dor benz 8ilbe Der Mutter, in bas Nm
i1auen Der ianften, f41nen 3iae perz
iunten. Nnna felbft mub alio baz
mails nod jung unb i@0n getpefea
fem; i9 tonitruire mir ibr ei9enes
Bib bon bamals ni@t aus Der griu<
nerulla - benn Der Rnabe per9ibt
ia 10 lei9t - ionbern aus ben Spuz
rem einitiaer S40nbeit. bic lie ais
Gltere Dame nod betpabrte.
Wenn ffe mad tur3em Mufentbalt
tpieber abreiite, fiiblttn mir Rnaben Elm
lebbaftes WermiKen; i'd ipenieitens.
mir paren pieber auf lnferen aausz
|lebrer, einen 9runbeelebrten Mann,
a%nsepiefen. Der unfere iungen @emiiz
tber ftreng mad ben Sbeen unb Nm
14auungen bes 8aters leiten mubte;
freili9 nit unelei4em Grfolge.
@eors mar Der Grbe bes Maiorats.
SnitinttmdBis modt' Ct f&on frib
btes 0orreht empfinben. ,@an3 Der
@dter!!" bDrte i'd bic Qeute oft fagen.
Sd ertnnere mid serau bes Moments,
in tpeldbem i9 als Rnabe gum erften
Male Dernabm ober ipenigitens begriH,
ME perf9teben uniere beiberfeitise Be-
re4tieune an bas 2eben. Shm gebDrz
te mad benz itrerger 9aus>S tatut Mlz
les, mir fait ni@ts. Sd ipubte baz
mails nod nt9t, bab metn eigentr @az
tel. nit ben Gognaten bieies Statuts
al @uniten Der Gritseburt nod per<
f4drft, UNI berbur9 ben sanoet
Slang bes 8efibes auf einem 9aupte
au toncentriren.
I'D burG19aute natirli9 als Rna=
BE ben politif9en :3ped biefer 8eporz
aueuns ri9t, bic mir balb bur4 unbez
rufene Mnbere empinbli@ tlar gema&t
tpurbe. Sd iab BARN MUIR cine UNI
perf9ulbete 8ena@tbetlisung, bic in
mir einer setpiKen 9roB berborrief.
,@r MlIes, t9 nidts!. 49,. Warum?
@ar i'd ni6t bes @aters, Der Mutter
Rinb nie @eorg?"
S@limm sen,g, baB benz leBttren
bic 8ebeutung fetner @orredte bur@
ebenfo unberufene Mnbere nod tlarer
gema@t purbe. "
@eors mar san5 pertrdsli@ gene
fen; mir batten uns felten ge3antt.
sSeBt = i4 felbft b6rte es i'm @oraimz
n1er nit an = lieB Ct ii@ bon unferem
2ebrer auseinanberieben, mas ibm
nod am pollen 8erftGnbnib Der @a4e
feblte, unb biefer mar rur a13u grInbz
lid in feiner 8elebrung.
rMlfo bin i@ melt mebr als &oz
bert?" fragile ct. .Mir pirb emit Mlz
les seb0ren. au@ bic Ibrigen Sitter,
bic san5e 9erri@uft9"
, Gortiebung folsD F.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
$is III Den Stub.
Mpmar aus benz 2ebe11 bon s. Walz
bemar.
(S4lrb.)
Siebenunb 3 10 un5tgfeS
QnhifpI

S1ebenunD3m on3t9re5
Rapitel.
Dem aommer3ienratb mar unerz
tpartet raf@e 9tlfe ge%porben; bic 9ez
rannabenben, por tpel9en Selling bic
Glu4t ergriffen bate. paren in Der
an ben Yart 9%ren3enben Malbungen
sbei9dfttse 9olaarbeiter getpeien, tpelz
de Bel benz Mnblid bes D%alie9enben
rlt&ts Giligeres gu tbun batter, als
f4neQ cine Sragbabre gu f%onftrutren
unb ben ausenideinlt@ S@perperleBz
ten, beTen 9er3 aber, pie' ite fi@t iiberz
aeugten, nod po4te, na4 1etnem
@@loKe gu t!ransportieren. Doctor
@eftpbal, mel4er fi@ eben auf ieiner
8e1u@stour befanb, mar glidli4er>
tpeiie f4nel ermittelt morben. ST
bate bic Munbe bes nod INNER BE-
tGubten unterfu4t unb feftitelen t1nz
men, baB beFen 2eben nit @otteS Sill
fe gu retten fem pirbe.
Gin beftises 6ieber, pel@es Gi4tz
ber9's Miebererpa@en gum 2eben be-
gleitete, lteb Meftpbal bann freili4
feline eigener Worte febr problemattf4
eri@einen, aber fem gauges R0nnen
~aufbietenb, CAB ct benno4 bic 9oHz
nurg ni9t auf, i'm bur@3ubringen.
Dieien Sroit permo9te ber biebere
damn @pla gu geben, ais lie 3urGdz
getebrt bon benz f@meroli@en Weg
mad benz 6riebbof, mo man Gbi CUR
etpi9en Rube gebettet bate, fa6ungsz
log reben bes Rommer3tenratbs 2a>
ger nieberfant.
sd taun es Sbnen ni4t borentz
balten, mas i4 beute aus benz 3uitano
upferes Rranten gef@0pft babe" fagte
CT. .Das Gieber ftebt. Set geftern
Mbenb 1T Elm @iidgang gu bemerfen.
@ir biirfen boffen, unb Sic biirfen be-
ten,. bab biefe 8eFerung anbalte unb
fortf@reite. Mles aber bdnet bapon
ab, baB iebe @rreguns bon unfern
tbeuren pattenten fern9ebalten tpirb;
Dor allen Dingen barf Sbr Batter bon
Gpi's Sob porberbanb ni@ts erfabz
ren!" ......
SAT- 3pei @o@en paren nun i@on
iiber iene S3ene i'm Rranten3tmmer
bingegangen. Gur febr langiam nab
men Sic &rGfte bes 2etbenben gu. Ro=
las f@merite Mufgabe aber, ibren @az
ter por ieber feelti@en @rregung 3u
bepabren, tpurbe ibr bon ibm felbit
erlei9tert. Gr fraste na9 ni@ts,
na@ niemarb. Mola's beitdnbige Mn=
tpeienbeit nabm CT i@einbar als ielbftz
p~erftdnblt@ bin, ebenio freute er ii@
iber Mittner's re9t bdufge Beiu@e.
Dab CT ni@t unempfinbli@ mar ge>
gen feines RtRbes unermibli9e Sorg=
falt, Denies fem alsbann Dantbarteit
ausbriiderber Bid unb, als CT etipas
mebr gu Rrdften getommen tuar, Elm
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

- l1eber bas groBe M~uSfequngs<
Ternrobr, bas ben bauptiG4ltdften
Mn3iebunespuntt ber 8erliner @tttper<
be7MusfteQung 1896 bilben ion, ipirb
.Goleenbes 9emelbet: Gs 1T Elm SRI
tbum, pen11 argenpmmen tptrb, bab
bic Shte, einen 44z3Dner fiir Dtuti4z
Lamb gu bauen, erft iiingfttn Datums
1T. 8ereits Dor bret Sabren trat btr
R0nigl. Mitronom 9err S. g. Mr@en<
bolb bon Der @rlnetpalb>@ ttrnnarte
Ter Grage rdber, Elm Gernrobr gu
bauen, bas bur@ Qtnfenbur4meher
&onfruttior1 aue bisher gebauten
iberra9er fpG. ST febte fih gu bieiem
3mede NIT benz @laSte@nif@en Snz
ititut in sSena CUR Bei@aHung Der mo-
tbigen 2inien in 9%erbinbuns. Muf
1eine Mnregrng tpurben i@on i'm boz
ri9en Sabre bic n0tbtsen @orbereitun<
gen fir ben SUB GROCER 2tnfen IN
Sena begonnen; es tpurben groBe
S9mel3Dfen bergtitellt unb bic porz
ba1rbener Riibl0fen ertpeitert. go tpurz
be in aller @tiqe bas Mert berart se<
fDrbert, bab feit eintgen Mpnaten be-
reits gum algemetnen @rituurtn bic
erforberlt4e Mn3abl S4eiben ferttg ge<
felt 1T. Ni@t ltpentg tpurbtn bic Orr
beiten fir bas groBe Gernrobr bur@
Elm giinitiges @lta4ten sef0rbert, bas
ieinerfeit Der %perftorbene 9elmbolB
iiber cine BON Germ Mr@enbolb etnz
gerei@te Drudf@rift absab. Na&z
benz ii@ bpr Rur3em bas .Romite fir
bic 9eriteQung bes ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Gernrobrs", an befen Spite Der Mrz
bettsausf4ub Der @eperbe>M usftenung
ftebt, 9ebtlbet bat; 1T nunmebr aud
bic fnan3isne @eite bes l1nternebmer1s
auBer Grage 9eftelt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

leaer muN., Bis Der 3uftanb Ses 9errn
beS 0oufeS Is erlaubs, bat man tbn
Mittbeiluns bon benz Srauerfaq ma'
DE, bate lie ertlGrt, IN biefer Sttua'
tio1 es ni@t ausbalten au tonnen.
gu ibrem Gntf@lub bate natirlt@ bic
bematbisuns, bic lie in Der mtlet1eH'
RreiSitabt erlitten, ni@t tpentgbe!se'
traaen. limb 10 eins lie aut Neltet1.
ben tranten Mann in Rola's 0bbat
laFenb, unter ,pel@er Ct aud tpett bel,
ier aufeeboben mar, als in Der tbr1>'
gen.
@ie aina unb parb bon niemanh
permibt. CUR 4o4oeit ii4 etnauttn>
ben, lebnte lie nit ni4tisen @rinoen
ab, mn gu Gi&tbers's GROCER Grlet@<
terung.
90 itSrte tein Mibton bic Meibe
biefes Sages, benr audi Baron @eh<
rina tpar glei@faIs bon Der @tlbfd>'
DE perf9tpuaben; feline Sitter bate
Selling unter Der 9anb p%ertauft; tein
Menf6 trauerte barum. BON benz
Giatberg'{&en '9aufe aber mar bamtt
Ser lebte S@atten sebannt.
Sen ,feierlidem s3uge perlieb bic
.Qo93eitsseielli@aft bas @ottesbaus.
brauRen empfangen bon ben Mrbeitern
unb begriibt BON beren lautem, bera>
li4en 9urrab. ..
Sic ale batten Rola in oer perbdlt>
nibmdbig turaen 53eit ibrer Mieoertebr
ebenfo bod f4dben selernt. pie tiir bic
liebli@e Gpi 3upor ieber ein3elne bur4
bas 15euer gegangen mare, tpenn Is
barauf bate a%ntomnnen iolen. Rola
mar in allen in @pi's Gubftapfen
aetreten, unb Sung unb Mlt nannte lie,
ipie emit tire tobte S4meiter, ben gu<
ten Gngel aller.
So tonnte lie, in Wabrbeit glldli4,
ibren Gin3ug in bas eisene 8etm ball
ten. Was ibr Elm iiebenfa& perfeasl<
ties 8u4 gepefen mar, lie tpubtt IS
iebt: Nur in benz 8egliiden Mnberer
lieat bas eigene Slid. limb mas ibr
bie{e Wabrbeit, bie1es tDfli&fte Sc
beimnib b.s 2ebens erf&lohen. Is mar
Der Rampf getpeien, ben unabld1I9
'bas Suite nit benz 80fen ringt, tpte
betbe i'm raneen bonn Mnbeginn uno
rinqen tperbe11 bis an Der Melt Gnbe,
- Der Rampf 3tpif4en bes Men14en
Gneel unb ieinem Damon.
.Mein, metn, ~ enbli4 bod
mein," {pra9 Mittner, nit feinem lun<
qen Weibe anein, bic ibm ni@t Miz
6erfrebenbe feit an feline treue Brutt
f4liebenb.
ga, Dein," ~anttportete lie ibm NIT
ftra6lenb tlarem Bid. rDetn, unb
nie ausi&litbli@ Dein! ........ IS 1T
mir tpie Elm feltser Sraur,, Dor behen
3;errinnen i9 aittere. benn bkfer
Iraur1, CT birgt an metn Slid"
l1eber ihr @eii@t, has 3u ibm auf=
f@aute, beugte ii4 has feint, uno fett,
felt lesten ii@ feline 2ippen aut bic
ibren.
Or lam ME 3errinner, obne un{trn
Winen, Du rnein iiber Ml1es geltebtes
Weib," Fifterte Il ibr gu. .Mber i4
peritebe .Deinen 3peifel. Du 3tttertt
fir infer Slid, neil bas S@td1al
Did beuger mubts Bis in ben Staub,
ebe Du IS ertennen lerntett."
sic f@loB bic 4u9en, unb Ct tiibte
lie auf bic 2iber.
Sage mir bas oft, re4t pit" anti
mortete lie ibm traumielig, roamtt ih
es ME, ME pergeHe! Mus benz Staube
3ogft Du mid ennpor gum 9td9t, gum
Slid, aur Seligteit bur& Define 2te>
be! Nur tpenn i@ biefe p%erlortn, Tam
i4 ie pieber aus al meinen 9immeln
berabgei9leuoert peroen BIB IN ben
Stauh!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

@ipfel Der unperfrorenz
cit. Banter: vDas 1T mir aber bod
gu bunt, ba erbalte t4 beute bon benz
Re@tsantpalte g., ben i4 Dor aft
9ager NIT fetner 8eperbung I'M
meme 9o@ter a~bgspieien babe, cine
Re@nung BON flint Dollars tun
reine 8%efpre&uns".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27
g Rapittl.

Wir tparer1 unferer 3tpti 8ruber,
@eorg unb i@. Griterer mar Elm Sabr
dlter als i&. Die Mutter tannten mir
nur aus benz f40nen, lebensgroben
8ilbe, bas perlaftn unter auoerer IN
benz 9auptfaal bes S@loHes htng,
cine blibenbe Grauenseitalt, beren gro
Bes, buntles Muse 10 fromrn, 10 tpebz
miitbtg auf uns Rinber berabld@elte,
tpenn mir in ben Saal traten, 10 freuz
big iberrai9t uns anblidte, als rufe
lie: tommt Sbr enbli@! Wie LANCE
sSbr mid auf Gu@ tparten laBt!
Ser @ater fpra@ uns ME, uberz
baupt rtur lei unpermeibli@er Muffor<
berung bon ibr. Das @emitbsleben
mar ldnsft in linn abseftumpft, es mar
aud ni9t feline Weiie, tpdrmeren ober
tpetdtren @efiblsGuBerungen Raum
gu geben.
Gin unberer Mur1b gemabnte uns
beito bereitmt1iser, tpenn aud ftets
nit mertbarer unrube, an bic 10 frub
Dabingegangene.
Mnra bon Riepen, un1ers xante,
bel finger als ber Batter, lift @ouitn
befudte uns bes Subres mebrurals i'm
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

erltc9e 9d11Dlun9 3u g1tDe. '
Md@tig ergriffen, Bis ms Snnerite
erf9iittert, fab Rola gu ibrem @atten
auf, fant lie an bic 8ruit bes @aters,
Der ii4 elmer tiefen 8etpegung ni@t
! ertpebren tonnte.
Damn nabten fi@ bic @dfte, UNI tire
@lidpinf9e bar3ubrtngen. @s >parer
ni@t piele an ber 3abl, aber lauter
treue, erprobte 9er3en, bic gu chamber
gu balten ii@ ldngit selobt batten.
Mtr erbliden Dottor Mefpbal nit
fetner @ertrub unb ben betben dlteiten
Rinbern, bic benz 8rautpaar Mpfen
geitreut; mir beeriiben profeKor Deb<.
net unb feline lllrite, tpelhe ibr garl=
3es Slid in tbrer gesen1eitisen 3iebe
fanben, unb mir beugen uns Dor Der
ebruirbisen @eftalt Der Grau @abin.
sic bate es: ii4 ni@t ne6nnen. laKen,
ON @brentage ibrer beiben 2ieblinge
, 3uge9en gu fetn. l1nb audi bic, Md=
thin Wagner mar getommen unb i'm
Dottorbaufe abgeftiegen.
Nur cine feblte, bon niemanb ent=
bebrt: bic Trau Rommer3tenrdtbtn.
S@on slet4 na4 @bi's 9eimgang,
als Dottor Meftpbal lift sefagt, bab
BON ibrem @atten ieoe Mufregung fern
3ubalten lei unb infolge be1en bot. ibr
perlan9t battle, baB fie bas Srauereez
nanb, in bas lie ii4 NIT ber an ibr
%eepobnten Oftentation e%etporfen, OBJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-02-14
THE SOUVENIR SPOON,
The FavOrite.''

have OH hand the old ST. George Chapel
Souvenir Spoon.
The ruins Of old st. George Chapel are II
miles from Chares-Town and an object Of in
rerest The Chapel is supposed to have been
erected rs early as 1750-probably as late as
l760. IL is mentioned in Henning's Statutes
ct Large as one OF the Chapels more costly
than many others. The site. which is on the
lands of Col. III. ID. Davenport, is supposed TO
have been donated by Lord Fairfax. Ii issup-
posed to have been more elegant, hence more
costly, than others. because il was located near
where many wealthy Church-of- England peo-
Die lived who would take pride in out-doing
their neighbors in the size and magnificence
of their houses of worship. AT any rate. the
present ruin was once grand in its time. The
walls were of stone quarried in the vicinity.
The other material is supposed to have been
brought from England. The roof was sheet
lead the window AMI door frames of cedar
wood the floor in thing; the pews anc pull
pit in oak-elaborately carved. The soft.
grew old walls in summer time are ivy-hung-
but the Chapel, as pictured in the bowl Of the
spoon, is winter scene-the venerable pile
surrounded by leailess trees and the graves OF
the olden-time covered with the beautiful
snow For sale by.
CHARLES w. BROWN, Jeweler,
Charles Town, Jefferson CO., wy
Sept IL, 1892.