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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
THE CLASS OF '94.
Graduating Exercises at Masonic
Hall, June 8th.

Friday evening last Masonic hall
was filled to its fullest capacity with
those eager to witness the exercises
of the Seventh Annual Commence
ment of the Worthington High School
Long before the hour announced fol-
opening the hall was filled, and many
were turned away, unable to gain adj
mittance. It is estimated that nearly
five hundred people witnessed the
exercises. The class of "a numbers
seven, we believe the largest but one
that ever graduated here.
The rostr1m was profusely and
handsomely decorated. The teachers
graduates and members of the school
board-Messrs Geo. D. Dayton, D.
Shell, H. E. Torrance, G. L. Peterson,
R. B. Beeson and H. M. Palm, occu-
pied chairs on the stage.
Following is the program:
PART 1.
Invocation, .................Re Rev. Wilson
SUN Me,srs. Jane. Mackay. James Ramage
John Mackay, Arthur Palm.
Grafton, ........ The Typical American
CARRIE IvANETTE ALLEN.
Grafton, Aim OF Life
''" WARREN AUGUsTUs ROSE.
Grafton, The Night Hath Its Stars
MARY ELEANOR MOFFAT.
School Chorus, ...............S SAILING
Grafton GxRrRUpE 0Ii7 vss "0''u N'''''
ora''0'' ARTHUR p. Ross. ''''
PART II.
Selection. w orthingt0n Band
'"' ISABEL DEVAsEY SHANKs.
Grafton. Vestigia Nulla Retrorsum
SAMUEL STEELE SMITH.
Song, The Midnight Fire Alarm
Messrs. James Mackay, James Ramage,
John Mackay, Arthur Palm.
Glass Prophecy. Emma fepple
Presentation Of Diplomas. Pres. BID. Education
School Chorus, Good Night
Benediction, :. Rev. W. J. Robinson
Each member of the class was pre-
sented with boquets of beautiful
flowers, as they returned to their seat
At the conclusion of the program
proper, President Dayton, of the
Board of Education, presented the
diplomas, making very able and
timely address.
All the orations showed much study
and were instructive and entertaining.
At the conclusion of the exercises
Prof. Edgar L. Ported, who is some
thing of an orator himself, gave few
explanatory remarks touching upon
school matters.
THE GRADUATES.
Miss Carrie Ivanette Allen, who
stands second in the class of '94, took
for her topic the ''Typical American"
It was a splendid effort, carefully
prepared and ably delivered.
Warren Augustus Rose, one of our
most exemplary young men, gave a
mastery Grafton on the "Aim of Life. y
Miss Mary Cleaner Moffat chose
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Strayed

Strayed
Two mare ponies sorrel and dark
brown. H. M. TwITCHEL.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

were drawn up In battle array. Inc
cause of Greek liberty is, in conse-
quence, just where it stood before.
Carrie Ivanette Aliens life wa S one
round of pleasure and enjoyment un-
til the beginning of the 10th century.
Disappointed in love she tried to end
her life. Failing in this she became
a nun, put all thoughts of self from
her mind and struggled to overcome
her disappointment. 1t is needless
to say that in this she was success
full. But she was so enamored of
convent life that she refused to give
it up, and is now the beloved Mother
Superior of a noted school girl in
Montreal. She is very expert in en-
broidery, and some of her drawing
work took first prize at the Worlds
Fair, which was held at the flourish
ing capital of the Congo state, Africa,
in 1912.
The world moves, as l said before,
and it is pleasure to me to have
lifted the veil, and to have given you
glimpse of the future of those whose
school life in Worthington closes to-
night. You will, with me, wish them
continued success. Nor will we for
get that it is the energy and push of
such as these that makes the world
move. .:.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Colonel Lambs New Wing Party.

Colonel William Lamb, Of Fort Fisher
fame, prominent In commercial. indus
trial. and political affairs in Virginia for
many years. and whose great strength,
his friends say. lies in his refusal 10 ac-
ccpt Office for himself, on We'd
nesday. says the Washington Post, an
nounced that in the face Of the Walton
clcction-law. which. ne claims. is a viz
tual Acknowledgement Of the Republicans
q Virginia, he intends To revive the
Wing party in Virginia this spring, after
the May elections. and to call TO that
standard all In favor Of protecting Viz
ginia interests in the tariff, in favor OF
bimetallism as against the gold standard
OF the present administration. in favor
of Federal assistance 10 public education,
and a liberal construction Of the Consti-
tuition in fostering our agricultural and
commercial interests. and maintaining the
army and navy, and enforcing the Mon
roe doctrine in our foreign relations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
YORK-RlVER LINE,uI WEST POINT,
TIE FAvoRIrE ROUTE NORTH,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. 10. 9.2O p. N.


LOCAL E-Aiis4.So. daily. Stops n,
ali stations. Al Lester Manor con-
meets with stage for Walkerton
with Baltimore steamer at West Point a.
Baltimore steamers connect with Pain.
more ond ONO anu Pennsy lyania roads
Tor Washington, Philadelphia, and NM
York.
Steamers leave Baltimore at T. NJ
daily except Sunday.
TrainS from West Point arrive at Rich
mond At 1879 A. NJ. and $50 T. NJ. daily.
except sunday. ''
TRAIN No. a. 7:O5 A. NJ
LOCAL MIXED, daily except Sunday.
leaves Twenty-thrd street Tor Nest Poiat
and intermediate points.
Ticket-ofiice at station. foot OF Virginia
street. Open 8 A. NJ. to 4 +. NJ. and frum
. L. NJ. 10 1880 A. NJ
city tieket-oflice-soi east Main street.
SOL. HAAS, w. A TURK
Traffic, Manager. General Passenger
~ ii. GREEN. General Manager
j. s. II. THOMPSON. Superintendent.
JOHN NJ. BEALI.. Travelling PASSENGER
agent. 80 east Main street. Richmond.
" y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Virginia Solidly Democratic.

Hon Thomas Martin. Of Virginia. who
will succeed General Eppa Hunton in the
United States Senate in March Of next
wear. was seen at the Metropolitan on
Wednesday, saws the Washington Post,
Mr. Martin said that while there was
some degree OF grumb.ing in the Old
Dominion over disappOntmcnts relating
to the public Offices and over the de-
pressed business condition, yet there was
no reason to doubt Nirginia's Democratic
solidarity. or that she would not be rep
resented in the next House by ten Demo-
cratic congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
OTHER CASES.

Brown against Commonwealth. From
Corporation Court OF city OF Norfolk.
Affirmed. Judge Lewis delivering opinion.
Kicheloe against Lake. From the Cir
cult Court Of Fauquier county. Judg-
mcnt amended and affirmed. Judge Hin
ton delivering opinion.
Compton against Thorns's administra-
tor. From Circuit Court Of Bland county.
Affirmed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering
opinion
Benton against Russell Sheriff. From
County Court Of Loudoun county. Writ
OF error dismissed as improvidently
awarded. Judge Hinton delivering the
opinion.
Green against Commonwealth. Writ Of
error allowed 10 Judgment Of the Cir
cult Court Of Lee county November 2,
1893. affirming a judgment OF the County
Court Of salo county.
Thomas against Stuart Land and Cattle
Company. Appeal allowed 10 a decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Russell county.
Ehnger against kenney and Wilson
against Cargcnter. Removed 10 Staun-
ton.
Virginia Development Company against
Crocin Iron Company. Removed 10
MytheVille
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Lnhn snnfnrd Irnke His Neck.

John Sanford. Gj years Of age. from Cur
rioman. Westmoreiand county, Va. fell
off the steps of the residence of Mr.. ID.
W. Carpenter. j07 IL street. Washington.
ID. c.. on Wednesday morning and broke
his neck. The Coroner gave certificate
of accidental death. Mr.. Sanford was
long a pilot on the Potomac river. but
of late had grown old and feeble. ami
had been cared for by MIR. Carpenter
who is one Of the officers Of the Mount
Vernon steamer Maccalister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
TLANTIC COAST LINE.

AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TINE TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. January %, lNL
at l9.D T. VI, trains GA tnis road VII
run AS follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Ivncbbure'. Decision Affirmed.

The Supreme Court affirmed the judg-
mcnt OF the Circuit Court OF Lynchburg
in the case Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company against Phelps. BY
this decision Phelps Is awarded 2,"O
damages against the defendant company.
The plaintiff in error. who was hos
tier" at the yard-oiilce. took charge Of
an incoming engine by order Of the
yardmaster in charge. Following these
orders a slight collision occurred, and
Phelps was badly scalded.
The Court held that the accident was
attributable TO the negligence Of the
yardmaster and that therefore the COM
pany was guilty of negligence through
its agent. and that Phelps was guilty OF
no negligence, since he was obeying the
orders Of the yardmaster at the time Of
the accident that the action of the yard
master In sending Phelps forward was an
unnecessary exposure Of the employee
to danger. by which he was injured with
out fault on his part. and that the cont
pany is. therefore, liable for damages
incurred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
49, Or .I D0M ~
hS.N> sEMl-N Ekhil liN-FuN A-V
k~A~JsN& AUhA.
N steamers trayr kirh l.l"
Il c.EEY TUESDAY, AMI tltI1At


at S O'Clock l.. "a. 4lsa4.,ss e1-sr4 So
uOur before sdillas Nne.
steamers leave NJ" JiN itvm
WEDNESDAY and SAT HDAl it b..
Il arriLlug in Richmond AONDAk To-. d
FRIDAY MokNlN''. .I
passenger accommodations lnsuil passed.
Cabin fare 10 New lofA untiAiiA6
meals and BERTH VIA James river .
pnund.trlp tickets. limited % sa.ry
DAYS after date OF Issue .,..-....s u u
Storage fare, wi,h subsistence .'.'
Strrrage fare, without s4.3iet-hcN.. 70
Cabin fare VIA CHESAPEAKE anu
ONO railway ana Ricnmoni ana
PETERSBURG rsiircat ttckets AmN'
cd 70 four days. ..--.--.- .-......... '"
ROund-trip tickets uimltei 10 1IS
sriSkets can DE- obtained at hichm'r
Transfer Company >, Sl East Lain stree
(.hesapeake and Ohio And kichm0ni p. !
JeterIburg depOts. and 90 the cpflllN .f .
of,ice. 1901 Main street. aud MAai, H'>@-
Freight forwarded and through bills q
ladIng issued .or points beyond ~"
York. ~. .,, , =,
Passengers leaving klehnioni on MpN'
DAYS. WEDN EsDAfS THURSDAYS,
ohio railway Cia Newport Newsl at
"a and hy The Richmond ana Petsrsb1r;
railroad same days. a, 800 4. NJ. VII
make connection at NORFOLK wlta
steamer leaving those DAYS
GEORGE W. ALLEN a Co, Ag'ts
No iSSf Main street.
sayl end eempaU's wharf. Roekstt&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va,

l. ~ -. ~. SOO THEM LAIEL5S, G.t4iy
Tor DausIl.-. Greensboro q,
lustou-saieu.. Connects at
DAnYIle Win the washington
AM Southwestern NcalO.Ird
Limited. carrying sltep-rs 10
ASueHllle ana not springs,
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah,
Jacksonville, ami Tampa, At
lautd. Birmingham, Memphis.
shreveport Sew on ans, and
Memphis Connections made
at Memphis and NV Orleans
FOR all Joints "a Texas Gnd
California
Sieepers Richmond. Va. to
Ddnyille and or eusOOrO.
40 +. NJ FAST MAIL, daily, for Allan
Ia, Augusta. and points South.
Connects at Moseley with
Farmyllie and poWhatan rail-
road: at kcysyille Tor Clarks-
vile. oxford. Henderson. and
Durham, and Ut Greensboro
FOR Durham. Raleigh. and
Wnston-S ilem. Carries Sleep
crs Ddnyllie To- Columbia. Au-
gusta. Savannah. Jacksonville.
and Atlanta. Par.or-Cur At
lauta 10 birmingham.
600 =. III. LOCAL. daily. except Sunday,
for Amelia Courthouse and m
termediate points
$40 \. NJ. Daily. except sunday carry
ing passenger coach 10 Amelia
Courthouse. Stops at all sta
fiOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

Bassett argued IN his petition that
Houchins was not n duly AUTHORIZED ON
Ger, and that his appointment TO the
position by the County Court under sec
ton e7 of the Code was unconstitutional
and void .
Tbis aoction OF the Code goes on To
saw that whenever a county court shhh
be OF the opinion that the public service
reoutres n greater plumber OF Justices or
cons,ables In any district than those
specided In the Constitution, due hotice
shall bc published In the district anu
such officers elected In the mode pre-
scribed at the next succeeding genera
election. The same section. however. au-
,horIzes the Court TO appoint such OFF,
GERS 10 serve until tho additional oihceis
shall have been elected and duly quail
fed.
CONSTITUTION on THE MATTER.
The principal contention OF the peu-
TONER was that by the above enactment
Mr. Houchins was not an officer OF the
law. -,
The second section OF the seventh ar
tlcle OF the Constitution under the heah
of County Organization. ordains as fol-
lows: Each county Of the state shaIi
be divided into so many compactly-lo-
Gated mag{sterial districts "a may be
deemed necessary. not less than three'
proyidine. etc. There shall be elected IN
zach district one supervisor. three JUS
tices Of the peace" etc. But the iourth
section saws: Nothing in this article
shall be construed as prohibiting the
General Assembly from providing by law
for any additional officers In any city or
county"
In its opinion the Court held II II IS
comnetcnt for the Legislature TO submit
a matter Of local concern TO the decision
of the voters Of the municipality, 1t Is
equally competent for IT to submit
similar question to the decision or APP
prevail of the County Court. and that.
therefore. the act in question is constitu-
tlonal and valid. and that the petitioner
must be remanded 10 the custody OF the
Sheriff of EliZabeth CIV county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
RAILROAD LINES.
4 "a T,EW H59 HgsMsgH

ID S<ya H;Esz'3y9 20 72'g3
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSB URG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD--scbs1als
sV..i...e..S.ns $40 CAi.l 80, 4J1a as.sSs'
ern standard time.
40 a. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street Station
daily except sunday. stops
at Elba aud local stations.
Arrives at Washington at lyyl
T. NJ. baltimore, IA T.. NJ.
Ihlladelphia; 80 L. n: new
lor-Car t. Washington.
$50 A. NJ. New YORK ana Florida Spe-
cial, all Pullman Nestibuled-
cars. leaves Byrd-Street sta
ton daily except Monday. 80
extra charge other than usual
1870 noon. leaves Gyfi Street Station
daily. stops ~ Eiba, Ashland.
boswell Milford, FrcdericIs.
burg. Brooke, and Widlwate,.
Atrltes at Washington AZ 20
J.. NJ. Baltimore. J.Zi T. Il
philadelphia. 100 =. NJ New
meets at Washington with
the Congressional limited @ll
Pullman parlor-Cars a n
bcuEst wanna railroad dining
carr. leaving AZ =. VI daily
arriving at r. tltimorc. 90 =.
NJ. and New York 9Os =. VI.
i15 Z. NJ, leaves Rvri-Stre Station
daily. sleeping cars Rich
uDLd % New York and Wash
ington 70 hil,delphia. stops
~ EIbl, Ashland. boswell.
NJ IL ford. FroderiCksburg
Brook. and whitewater. stops
at other stations on sundays
Arrives an Washing % at y 10
= VI, Nlltmore, l2'3 \. "
Philadelphia. 3 Is a. N: New
York . =. "
sos A. NJ. arrve- n Gyr1-street Station
daily SleeDer from SOW
York Stops ~ Wiiowater.
Brooke. Fred 'rlcksbgrg, MI.
fcfd. Boswell. Ashland. AMI
I-lba. stops az other sta
tons on sundays. Leaves
2:3s p. NJ. ARRIVES r, ryf- street station
dduy. eNcert sunday. stops
at " id.w water. Brooke. Frede-
rickshgr-. Milford. boswell
Ashland. ana Elhl. Leaves
Washington lu.5i a. " Eur
Ut P1rOr-Car from Washing
ton
IT'S p. ". arrives at Byrd street station
daily .SDps at frederickS-
hrg Milford. ana boswell
aga Washingonton.. deay,,,s
Washington at 3.iS i. VI.
$50 P. NJ. arrIves at Iiyyrd s,rs.t station
daily Leaves Washington ~
fa1 =. VI. stops az Elna ana
local stations. Pullman-Car
from Washington.
9 % Z. NJ, Now York and Florida Spo-
Cial an Pullman Nestfhul"l
cars: arrives at Byri-Htf'ot
station daily. except sunday.
80 extra charge. other than
usual Pullman faro
rffT ACEnhNTnfnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Five Insurance Cases,
The Right of the Court.

A very interesting case decided was
that of Bassett against Curtis. Sheriff
from Elizabeth City countywhich involved
the constitutionality of section o. Of the
Code of Virginia. The case came up rs
"A writ Of habeas corpus. in which John
Bassett alleged that he was being
illegally detained I'm the jail OF Elizabeth
civ county. by virtue of a mitimus
issued by man claiming to be "A jus, ~
of the peace. named 5. O. Houchins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND !:

LIS L. NJ. From Atlanta and Augusta.
| s45 \. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse.
,:45 +. NJ. Arriving at Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

G.EABOARD AIRLINE.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT
SUNDAY, JANUARY b.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

General Offices: rIan'er. n44. b-ai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

$50 =. NJ ,
Abendblatt., 1894-10-29

SIM Mbenbblott ftnSet man ale ftG6tiz
lbcn Neui9feiten unb telegrapbii6en 9es
pelcben. Sour 6 Gents bic Bo9c.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-29
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION,

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal NotAmant of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
nAnaoi o'utVlhVht INSURANCE COMPANY Of
philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
Slst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Abendblatt., 1894-10-29
9OOb's gtIIen fOrberu bic 8erOuuuus
triumph Ger Sterne uno Streifen

triumph Ser Sterne uno Streifen.
Grit felt 6 Sa6ren 1T 9olisift Qarien elm
8emobner bieieS 2anoeS uno idbon lit cs
ibm 9elun9en, es BON llntergan8e 3t
retten. !6err 2arien lit ei1 ytortpeger
bon 0eburt, aber Elm Botriot, mic
i'm Der 9Iiibenbfe 9tn6dnger Ser
81. g. o." iib ni9t beiier wini9sn
t0nntc. G}citcrn gtachntittag fibrte i'm
leine gflibt nacb NponOale. Mabren6 er
Sic Clifton 2lpe. e~ntIanQ ging, Oerna6m er
in Der Terne Wtuiif unb Weiang. @r gtng
cen &ldngen na6 uub ais er Elm tleines
MGlDchen in Der gtGbc be3 NoroarmS Dcs
Tlu1ieS betrot, fano er cine feline, aus
g olen beltebenOe picnic @eieui9Qfl,
pelcbe 3u Gbren beS polniihen 0eloen
9o8ciuSfo cine patriotiibe Teier ~Deranitalz
tet bate. YoliSiit 20rieu bate oogesell
niGt5 ein3uwenben, ebenio wenig iogte er
ettpas, ais 3ur Grb00ung Der Neierli9feit
eini8e Sbulie ob8efeuert murOen. Qtber
balO ioute ieinem potriOtiibcn 9er3en cine
arQe GrGnfun8 iDlOerfaDren.
Gin flciner 8nobe beflamirtc Gin @e0icht
uno 3ei9te babel auf Die poIniiCbe Slogge,
pclbe neben Ser a~nerifoniiben G5tagge
1utge3Dgen mar. GRIT 1eBt be1nertte Boliz
gilt 0arion, 5aB bic poInti6en 6Qrbcn
etpas bODer ge5ogen p0ren, ais bic ameriz
tonticben. Sofort befa6t er ben 8riDern
2ubwig un6 Soiepb Mrablepsft, ipeldbe bic
Seier Deranitaltet batten, Die plnii6e SABINE
berunter3u5ieben, unb ais fife nibt geborcbz
ten, that er cs ieIber. Sebt i6mcbten Die
Sterne unO Streifen boob obcn ilber ben
b6dtcn 8aum9ipfeln, bie @brc bes QanOes
mar gcrettet nno 9oli5ilt 2arlon bate ieine
8ficbt 9etban.
9omit par ober Ser tpofere 8Gourod
nod nicbt gan5 3ufrieOen, Dtclmebr bciblof
CT, an ben 8riibern Wra6Ietpsti elm @rem.
pei 81 itatuiren, peSbalb er iie in 6aft
nabm un0 einlodte.
8or Gtcbter @bite crfl6rte 9oli3it Gar:
ion beute gOrmtttog, 6aB err Die bei6er
NrablesftS nicbt tpegen 8eIei6igung Sc,
gtationolebre, ion6ern OesbaIb osr6aftet
babe, neil iic tnnerbolb Der Stabtgrenseu
l@oiien unb iib Der G~erbaftung pioer=
lebten. Die ltebeItbdtcr purben nm ie $6C
~beltraft.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-29

- 8tibof 2ennor bon Der ebangeIji6en
Observation-Disclosures bcsab itb seitern Na9@
mittag nit elmer aus -ettpo 800 Berionen
beltcbenoen 0efoI8eibaft nob Dem Sceufer.
2lm SUB Der rs. StraBe ipurbe Salt 8ez
mabt. Der 8il9of Ie9te etn lau0es
lbtpar6eS @elpanb an, l1abm cine 8ibel
nit @oloi9nitt sur Son6 unD 6ifnete oiez
ie!be. Sn leiner ndcbiten Ndbe ~befanben
ii3 0rei farbigc Otdbcben unO cine pcibe
Srau, iuel6c bercit ipercn, ii9 taufen 3u
~laiien. Ser Bticbof unb bic bier Gduflinge
tuateten cine feline Stre6e in ben Sec
btneil1, beri6ieOene 9tbichnitte aus Der
Stebel ipuroen ~oerIelen uno bann erfol9te
Sic Taufe.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-29
Don ietnem 8ruoer fdwer per.
mun6ef.

&ubpGpb @ooolsti, $40. 26 9tubIe Str,
erbielt 9eitern NbenO pOn ieinem 8ruber
Sreb, III Oemielben 6auie po5nbaft, eine
Su9eI Ourb Die Stirn un6, cS lit m0slicb,
oGb ct niAt nit benz Qeben baunntommt.
Sre6 @apalsft lit etu Trunfenbplb, Der
ietne 6rau gew0bnltb miBbanbelt, tpenn
er nacb 6auie fommt. Dies gei9ab audi
geitcrn @benb. 0aS @ei6rei Der @emi6s
banbelten oeronlaBte ibren S6mager, ibr
3ur 0ilfe 3u fommen. 0o3 taum bate
ct Die Gblr a%eOffnet, ais ictn 8ruber aucb
icbon Dor ibm ltanb unb i6m cine &u9eG in
ben &opf jaste. Sreb tpurOe elmer 3eue
Der Ganatport 9tne. zStation einperletbt,
tpGbrenb Elm Derbetgerufener Nr3t Den 3uz
itanb bes Gerpuuceten fir iebr tritiib err
tlQrte.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-29
Wer miro iteeen?
Inter oen Stuoenten Ger uorthweferlt unpi=
perftt6t in Gpa1fon 1T elm Kampf iiber
ole 6uIdiI9feit oes Gan3ens BET
Observation-Disclosures ausees
bro6en.

@S lchetnt tptrflid6, oaB uniere lteben
Nochbor1 in Guau1ton nt6t leben f0nnen,
penn lie nicbt irgenb einen @egenltano, al
Dem tic ~berumm6teln %f0nnen, 0ber cine
SfanOalnffGre baben, Bic tbnen ben rDtbtz
gen 0eiprd6SItoff ~liefert. Seblt cS babcr
an Dem etner, ODER benz an6eren, nil ibnen
Niemanb Ben @efaucn tbun, ettpas gu be-
ge6en, noriibcr iie i6tmpFen un6 oiSpuS
tiren f0nncu, oann piro irgenb ettpas bere
Dor9eiu6t un6 penn es audi nocb 10 1ebr
BET ben 6naren berbeige5ogen lit. 9afir
licfert folgenoer gprfau Den beiten 8elpctS.
Sn Der Der9angenen Wo6e purbc bon
Stllbenten Der gtortbpcitern 1luioeriit0t,
Die it6, menn man eS 10 nen1en mill, i'm
eriten Semeiter beftnoeu, cine Qbeu0unters
baItung %drran9irt. G8 nuroen aIerbanb
Geieui9aft5lpiele 9eipiet, 9lmOnape ges
trunfen rnb &utben unb @efrorencs 9es
9eIicn. 9aS mag ia fir cine BeiLe Gans
intereiiart iein, Gpirb aber, tpenne 5 mebrere
Stunocn lang fprtgeieBt Dir0, ~Ian9tpeilig,
90 oadbten au6 uIele Oer an~pcienocm juuz
gen 9eute uno es ipur6e baber beratben,
mas man t1un f0nne, I'M ettpas N6ipecb9>
lung in Die Sacbc ST bringen. Die Sragert
ioIteu ibneuer geL0it tperoen, ais man err
tpartet bate.
Cine iunge Dame iebte iib nGmli9 ans
&laoier uno begaun cine luitige Mal3ers
meIobie 3u ipieIen. ga fam 8epegung in
bic @eleuf6aft. Gins, 3lpet, brei narelt
Slide unb Stible, t9ei[s BET Scite geritdt,
tbei:S aus benz Simmer berausgetra9cn
unb bolo ibnebten me6rere 9aare I'M
fr0bliben &eigen babin. Nar baran ettpos
ShlimmeS -? Sn ben Nu8en b%erninftiger,
liberal bentenber Wfenl9en iidbcrIi6 nidt.
Qeiber aber CAB es unter Ben Nnpelenoen
2sute, benen es Elm Ner8erniB 1T, tOenn lie
i9re Mitmenidsn ii6 barmloS amiiiiren
ie1en, unb baS paren cine gauge Nn5abl
BON S%tuoenten Der GbeoIogie.
2llS Der Sans be9ann, traten bteie 6erren
anfangs nit emp0rten @eiibtern in @rupz
pen 5uiammen un6 ais ie io6en, baB man
ii9 barars NIGHTS ma9te, trieben tie bic I'M
bulbiamteit 10 melt, ben 5ansenben cine
8orlelung iiber 6os 1tnipiroige TIRES 8ee
tra9ens 3u baIten. 0os HeiuItat mar, baB
bic @eieui6oft ftb a%uflOite.
Seitbem giebt eS nun in @baniton 3pei
8arteien, bic it'd in 10 b~itterer Sein6ibaft
gegeniiber iteben, baB ite lt9 nibt einmal
griBcn, penn iie chamber ouf Der StraBe
bege8nen. 9te cine Bartct 1T entibloiicn,
6aB ni9t mebr getan3G per6en iou, nGb=
ren6 Die anbere ebenio enti9lolien lit, nun
crit re9t, rnb nod mebr tpie ionit, gu
tan3en. @er ben Steg 6apontragen niro,
itc6t a63utDarten.