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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

sings Beautifully. .''-Bursting with
trii's and trolls. With the slightest encour
agement would set to singing even in the
middle of dinner. Hovcrs hungrily around
the piano. To be taken in homeopathic
doses.-London Truth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Every man and organization intend
ing to participate in the parade, this after
noon, are requested by G. II. Harrington,
chief marshal, to be in line promptly at
1.3o, as the parade is to start at 9 O'Clock
sharp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

COUGHS. COLDS, AND CONSUMP-
TlON in its early stages are Immediately
relieved and quickly cured by Adamson' 5
Botanic Cough Balsam. an absolutely safe
remedy for all throat and lung affections,
uc.and 35c. may21, ,tu, thur, sat&wky
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

III. II. McCausland has several fine trot-
ters to train and says that Mystic Girl
will enter in the races at Pittstield and
Fairfield
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Tho Waterville Water Company finds
business opening up rapidly this spring.
Already the company has put in % new
services and several more applications arc
on the books awaiting their turn to re-
ceiye attention
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Miss Lillian X. Hopkins of Milbridge,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Dana Z. Foster for week, left on the
forenoon train, Monday. for a visit in
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Visitors in town during carnival week,
can get good lunch at the W. C. I. U.
rooms in the Goodspeed block. Depot
square, and can also get their garments
and parcels checked there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

AS J. NJ. Richardson and his son,
Charles NJ, were driving toward their
summer cottage on Pleasant pond, and
when a short distance from this city, the
horse dropped dead, from heart disease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

j. Wesley Gilman, Miss Nora B Gree
ley. Mrs. Horace A. Burrell and Charles
H. Frizzell will constitute the Universe
list choir for the coming year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Orders are coming in rapidly and bnsi-
ness is rushing at tho WOODEN mill in this
city. Forty hands are now employed, and
it is the intention to run nights, beginning
next week, when 90 more hands will be
employed with weekly pay roll of about
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

How can Halowcll merchants sell all
wool suits SO low? If you cannot under
stand it, you can take advantage of the
fact while it lasts. The sale of those
Dexter all wool, blue black suits j. ii.
Leigh & Company sell for S5.S7 cannot
always continue as cloth is advancing in
urice
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Frizzell drove to
Mercer Sunday, and spent the day with
relatives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

The Unity Club will hold its last meet,
ing for tho season at the Ware parlors-
this evening. The evening will be de
voted to the election of officers and trans
action of other business matters a full
attendance is requested
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Judge nothing by outside appearances,
if you do you may pass place where bar
gains are to be obtained, and where Il
lively business is going on Eight re-
frigerators sold in the hot week, this is "A
straw" Amcsbury 81 Wakefield will
some day have better show room on the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21
FAIRFIELD.

f. c. Ridley, who has been running a
barber shop for the past year over Bur
CESS jewelry store, has sold out and left
Monday for Skowhcgan, where he will
1varl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Rev. II. A Robinson of Colby SO,
preached at the Baptist church, Sunday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

The Oakland Stars played the North
Vassalboro nine here, Saturday, winning,
80 to g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

The Bowdoin freshmen base ball nine
will come to this city, Wednesday after
noon, and play game with the &. II. S.
at Berry's field.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Prof. b. W. Theme returned from a
fishing trip to Schec lake. Monday. He
captured while away 8 good-sized salmon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Many people in this city went to Gardi-
ner, last evening, to attend the opening
of the carnival and reception of Governor
Cleaves and Council.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Rev c. T. Stevens of Canton Thcologi-
cal seminary, preached at the Universal
list Church, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

quite severe injuries. Dr. Lamb attended
her Sho will probably be confined to the
house for a number of weeks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mrs. Sarah f. Durant stepped through
q bad place in the sidewalk near her home
on Kendsrhook street in Randolph, while
going to her work, Monday, and sustained
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Inc name Africa is derived from to-,
rhmhician words, afcr, "a black man.
anu m "a country" signifying "the land
OF the black man."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Two of tho 10-ccnt carriage drivers got
mixed up on the new time table, Mon
day. and backed up to the platform at the
station and waited IN hour for the l. u
Z. nj. train which came from Boston over
the back road last year ut that time At
ter long wait they began to believe that
the new express was to come at B. II over
the lower road
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21
HALLOWELL.

City Marshal Maddox made a business
trip to WaterviIlc, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Pearlc f. Eanes has gone to Waterville
where he has been employed in the Main
Central machine shop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

uoosc quills for pens sold in London in
io42 at 20 cents q thousand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mrs. William Eaton of Brunswick,
was In the city, Monday, on her return
home from visit to her mother who re-
sides in Norridgewock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mr. A. p. Benjamin is In Winthrop,
where she was callrd by the sickness OF
her mother.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Fred Chase, head clerk at the Preble
House in Portland, passed Sunday with
friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Locke's original and artistic glass
blowers can be found at the Tarbox store,
upper end of Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs Uriah Foss of Lew iston,
arc visiting their daughter, Mrs. ID. B..
Peacock ON Maple street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Oscar Dillworth of Belfast has entered
the employ of W. Djnsmorc and during
the summer will take charge of the boot
and shoe business. Mr. Diusmorc's health
improves so slowly that he will not occu-
ry his mind with business matters for sev-
cral months, hoping to DC greatly bene-
fitted thereby. Mr.. Dillworth is Il brother
to Pitcher Dillworth of the kennebccs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mrs. Bertha Weston spent Saturday
night and Sunday with friends In Mercer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Editor Watson of the Hallowell News,
was in the city, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Arthur ". Leonard Is making improve
ments on his house on Church street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21
WATERViLLE.

d. d. Taylor of Norridgewock was in
the city, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

c.. A. WILDER of Madison, was in the
city on legal business, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Every night this week special train
will be run from this city to Gardiner to
accommodate those who wish to attend
the grand carnival in that city. 1t will
leave here ut $50, and returning leave
Gardiner at 10 80, arriving here at II 10
2. NJ. The special rates of IS cents for
the round trip is good for all trains dur
ing the day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Ilato had memory that was the mar.
vel OF his contemporaries.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mrs A. Il. Soule and daughter, Miss
Bessie, of Woolwich, are visiting 5. d..
Soulc on Elm street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mrs Chas. +. Marston and child, passed
Sunday with relatives in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

The paper mills and other manufac-
tories in the city will shut down until
tomorrow morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21
OAKLAND.

Miss Louise Benson of Watervillc, spent
Sunday in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

There were three cases in the municipal
court. Monday morning. Willie Lessor,
for drunkenness and disturbance, Satur-
lay evening. was fined So and costs; paid.
Scwall Maguirc for q Saturday night
drunk. paid 50 and costs. Dan Connor
also raised drunken disturbance, Satur-
day evening, and for il paid So and costs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

The Crosby Cable Ladder Company of
this city will make a display at the Gardi
ner carnival this week A new use for
the ladder was recently found at the
pulp mills in Fcazie and Basin Mills that
of going into the digcstors in sulphitc
mills. Heretofore the only method was
rope, or at best rope ladder
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

William c. Footc and Miss Hattie
Doughcrty were united in marriage at St.
Marks Episcopal church, Monday morn
Ing, by the rector, Rev J. w. Sparks
They left on the morning train for
brief wedding trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mrs II. l.. Edwards and her two chill
dren, of Lewiston, is visiting her former
home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21
A Big Week for Gardiner!
GRAND CARNIVAL
AT THE COLISEUM,
May 20, q, %, %, "a and Is.
TEIE ATTT1ACTLoNS:
Governors Reception, Carnival
Parade, Baby show. E'ircmen's
Day.


and
train romW
for souvenir containing
particulars
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Fifteen of the members of Waterville
Commandery of the United Order of the
Golden Cross, took an excursion to Oak
land in Pollard Il Withee's barge :. Chief. :"
Monday night, for visit to Bodwell
Commandery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

R. L. Proctor commenced Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

A. J. Libby took large party to ride,
Sunday, in his tallyho, drawn by six
lively horses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

The schooner Char'ei Il. Smith arrived,
Monday, and will loud ice at the Smith
toUp horSoc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21
GARDINER.

+. NJ. Glass returned from Boston, Mon
day.
Mrs Charles Wharf went to Bangor,
Monday.
Ralph Hughes of Foxcroft, was in town,
Monday.
f. A. Libby of Auburn, was in Gardi-
ner, Monday.
M. l.. Stephenson returned home from
Lewiston, Monday.
= Collin Mcleod left Monday, for a visit
TO his home in St John, n. b.
Henry Murray Is II happy man; his wife
presented him with n daughter, Sunday.
------------------
Mrs. NJ. l.. Marr of Skowhcgan, is visit
ing Miss Fannie Moore on Central street.
Policeman Henry King is In charge of
tho entrance to the Coliseum, this w eek.
A. J. Libby took large party to ride,
Sunday in his tally hp drawn nv siy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

1,.r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Policeman Henry King is In charge of
tho entrance to the Coliseum, this W eek.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Mrs M. l.. Marr of Skowhcgan, is visit
ing Miss Fannie Moore on Central street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

!. Collin Mcleod left, Monday, for visit
10 his home in st John, n. b.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

Henry Murray Is II happy man his wife
presented him with a daughter, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

f. A. Libby of Auburn, was in Gardi-
ner, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-21

M. L. Stephenson returned home from
Lewiston, Monday.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-29
per Uraurins.

Rein S9mudaeaenftanb i'm 3aben
bes Gololdmisbs bat cine intereHans
tere 9eI6ihte ais Der Rins. S6n tru>
gen i9on i'm srausn g1tsrtbum SUE
ben uHb aesbpter, @rie9en unb Ros
mer. Rinse saItsu als @hren3siden
pber als Symbol Der 8eriObnung.
rSbuet ibm an Elm feiftid @epanb."
6eibt es in Der @eidi4te bonn perlorez
nen Sobne, ylnb itsdt i9m einen &ing
an ben Singer"
Die posf. lieb ben 3ing friib ein
3si6en Der 3uneigung. unb i'm 2aufe
Der 3eit bas Sinnbilb bes ebeliden
8unbes perben. Oenn er. DeHen tleis
ntr girfel ipeoer 9tnfdng nod Gnbe
bat, lit bds Sinnbilb ber' gtpisteit.
Wabre 2iebs ttiumpbirt iiber bic 3eit,
ite lit etpig. 9emGb bieier Sbeenpers
binbung tam Der Sting BEL Der &raus
ungsceremonie in 9ebrdu9.
Sbrrinse iinb mebr Elm Sanb. Elm
blob.r 3isrratb, absr Der Singerring,
unb gang beionbers Der Sruuring, lit
Elm fltines Weltruno bon Sreuoe, bon
@rinnerunsen unb IiiBen 9ebantsn an
boIbe unO ernIte @reisnife. Bon rei>
mem, glattem Golbe, erinnert er bas
g6epaar Itets an bic Rsinbsit unb
gpigfett Der ebemaligen 2isbe. Die
@olO niht rofet unb ldnger rpdbrt, cls
ieoes an6ere Metall, 10 IplI 9attenliebe
pibrigen ginfliiFen pibsriteben, ia,
ibr Slang ioG BON Sabr gu Sabr Sus
ne6men. Damn erinnsrt bic treis>
runoe Sorm an bic enbloien S6aten
Sdrt.ider 9inssbung unb 9iite. tpelde
i'm tdgliaen gemeiniumen 2eben, ipie
8.a' auf Weue. iih folsen. Start
unb sart 5uglsi4 Iou bus 9uno iein,
bus aipei 9er5en NIT chamber berbins
bet; es ioGI teins qualpolIe &stte, uber
aud tsin aerrsibburer Saben fein.
Sieb' Oeinen Srauring an, Ou iunge
Srau. uno LAB Dir bon ibm bieIes
alI.s er3dblen. limb psnn ss aua
beute ni4t mebr ssbrdu4li9 1T. Der
inneren Seite bes !finges Oentipriihe
ober Motto's einsusraOirsn, 70 lit Der
tleine @OloreiI bod nod fir Did DOll
9ereotIamteit. lit es teinespsss lpenis
ger. ipsil sutpeilen Define SbrGnen
burauf fielen. Sic baben bas 9olb
ni6t Oeroiinnt unb ben &reiS ni9t ges
broden. limb Su, trauernbe Wittfue,
bi. ben @erluit zines seliebten 9atten
beD.int. ipelhen boppelteu. beilisen
Glun5 unb Wertb bat Der tlsine 9olos
rsif fir DID b,tommen! @r perbins
bet Define @soantsn nit Dem Simmel;
.r 1T bus llnterpfaWb zines geiitigen
8unbes bier uuf @rben, Der einit i'm
Simmel srneuert pirO. Gr ipridt ben
Sroit Dir gu:
~2ieS 1T itdrter als Der Sob!4 -
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Die feinSIiGen NaGbarn.

Wdbrenb elmer Sbeusruns fu4t Der
8iirg.r SAnurs iein f,inblides
vis-a-vis babur9 su Grsern, baB er
ieb.R MOrsen eine bids.Itri9sne 8ut>
teri4nitte unttr bobniI4en @rimaHen
an Seniter berIpeiIt. @9ipeig.nb unb
nit unterbriidt.r Wutb bot Der anbere,
Ram.ns Sur3. bas Sdauipi.l eiuise
Wtal nit aneeisben, als er Iib zines
Sagss NIT ben Worten: nWart., Du
Radsr! Dir min ith fdon!" in bic
SteFe ieines 3immers auriid3i.bt. 4ls
am fOlsenben Morsen Sdnura tpie.
berum bobnladsnb iein 6riibTtiid su
o.raebren besinnt, Offnet ii4 aud Orii>
ben bas Seniter, unb Sur3 lebnt ii9
btruus nit elmer SAnitts, boppelt 10
tart seItrihen ipie bic bes Gesners.
9lnfan9s perbliifft, faBt S4nur3 ii9
buIb unO lest am nd4Iten Sag bic
Butter nod einmal 10 bo6 auf aIs aus
Oor. gl6er obns Grfole; taltbliitis ers
bObt &ur5 feinerIeits bic 9lufldse. 60
sebt ss cine 3eit lang fort. bis S4nur>
sens @bebGlfte binter bic @erIdipsns
hung tommt uRo osmIeIben ben 3u>
gang gum 9uttertopf osripsrrt. Sief
gebsust, pagt er icst CUR Sriibftiidss
aeit nur nod i9ii6tern binter ben
SenIterporbdnsen berOorauIebsn, tpdbs
renb Oas bsrbabte 8sssniiber na1 fpie
por feinem lutulliI6sn 9enuFe fr06nt.
46sr AUDI 8ura Iollte niAt ben Sieg
bebalten. Oils er nit benz tpoblseFGlIis
gen 2dhsln auf bem breiten 9tntlib
eines Sdges tpieOerum bas SenIter off
net, entfGllt bic S9nitte ieiner Sanb.
No9 e6e er burh bic S6ur bsrausItirz
gen lam, lit S4nur5ens padsrss
@'hnauSerl, bas fdon lange miBbers
9niigt Oem fdnDoen 'S9auipisl 5ussz
febsn BAT, 6eriibtrgeIprungen unb trGgt
bic 9eute triumpbirenb in bas Saus
feines '5srrn, mo iia atsbaIb itiirmis
Ibes SiegssgeI9rei erbsbt: &urs bait.
ftatt Der Butter - &artofisLbrei auf.
geitri4sn.
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FelIte er fib nieber Der gebDrbe. Gg
purbe ibm nunme6r RAID Der proceB
semudt uto BEL bsm f9nelen @erfab>
rem iener Sdgs nuroe ct bsreits am
8. syanliar 1903 gum Sobe perurtbeilt
unb nod on bemIelbsn Gage binges
pi1tet.
3ur glsi9en Struf. purbeu au9
Srau 4qeut be SerolIes unb eint In,
sdbl Der MitI9ulbisen am 80. 0eeema
Der 1903 perurtbeilt. Na9oem bas
llrt9eil pertiino.t tporhen mar, CAB
6rau b. SsroIl,s ibrem @srtbeibiger
Gbuubeaus2agarbe = es lit Osrielbe,
Der Mar:e 4ntoiKttte unb Charlotte
@orbap psrtbeibigt = Elm 3eidsn.
Daraufbin erbob fi9 bisier gu Der fols
genben GrtlGrung: sd babe bic
pfi4t, ben @eri9! !s6of Su rtrItGnbis
gen, Sab Srau Gquet be Serolles ii9
in anberen llmitdnbeN befinbet."
Das mar Elm S6eatsreoup. lleber
Elm Sabr lalig mar bic @erurtbsilte i'm
9efangnib getpeien; geisr1no slaubts
tbrer GrtlGrung, Der @egi9tsboI je>
bod mubte 6apon Rotia nebmsn. @s
mar tlur, oaB iie ben unmittelbaren
Solgen bes llrtbsils iib gu sntSieben
ipiinidte in Der gripartltng, begnaoigt
gu ip,rben. glletn ibre Soffnung mar
cine eitle. 8ergsbens batten i6re atrei
tleineR SDdterden auf Sou4es Ratb
tn 8egleitung iEFer 3dnte bic bes
f9perli4e Reiie nah S46nbrunn
unternommen, Inn bes Saiiers 8nuOe
fir ibrs Wutter gu gepinnen. Vim
20. Suii 1909 langten iie baI;l6it an.
9ebulbis parteten lie ben sanaen Gag
Dor benz S9loBtbor bic Hiidtebr bss
&aiiers ab. glls NapoIeon aus benz
8ag,n ities. bemsrtte er bic idpar5s
getleioete Srau uno Die 5rpet 5arten
Mdo6en. @r glau6te bic &ittpe
unb gBoifen zines Bel Diagram gsfales
n.n SfFiciers por ii9 Su ieben. @r
fdritt auf iie gu; ba fielsR bic 8Ieis
men auf bic &nise unb risfsn lpeinenb:
rSire, ge6en Sic uns unIere Mutter!"
Oub.i iiberret4ten lie benz &aiIer cine
8htf4rift. Gr nabm iie 'ntgegen,
flog iie oura unb iaste: nSa babe
ni9t bic Wta9t basu." Ipdmals pisz
Serbotte er: rS9 tann feline @nabe
ipalten ldfen." Sn feline @emd9er
Suriidgetebrt, CAB er ieinem llnpiIlen
iiber Sou9. 9lusbrud, Der ibm bisIe
unangenebme Scent battle erIparen
tDnnen.
Die 4ngeb0rigsn Der 9.rurt5si,ten
ipollten nInmebr burh bic &atierin
0tarie 2ouiie erlangsn, mas lie beim
&atier ni9t batten bur4Ieben tGns
n.n. 4uein ba5u iplIts >es ni4t msbr
tommsn. glm 6. October 1909 iparb
5rau Qquet be S.rolles BON bier gers-
ten unterlu9t, fpelae bic einItimmige
@rtldruns absaben, baB bic 8erurz
tb.ilte nidt in Soffnung Iei. Oaraufs
bin paro iofort ber 8efebl Sur Doll.
Itreduns bss Sobesurtbei!s erlafen
unb am 7. October tpurb. es an ibr
pollaogen.
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manb 70 f9leht ipie Bin 8ropn unb
bdS mar feline 4rbeit, tein 3tpeifel.
Vie 2eut in ber Mine perIi9erten
fpdter. iie bdtten auber Sern &rall uns
ter Der @rbe nod esnen unoerea, etipas
boil tlingenben auf Der Obeufldhe sez
bort. Oas muB @iG getpeIen fsin.
Wa6rf4etnlia lit er serase iiber benz
S9eil bes !9iisels eesdnsen, tpo bic
Grploiion itattfanb. Ga, er mar fpeg,
unb Bi9t einntal, tpis ber Doctor tbm
suns ridtis seIaet batte, seItus, Inn Elm
8egrGbniB absugeben, mar BON ibm
iibris geblnben. glpmeu Bill! Rei9
mir NAL ben Oenriiobn Der, Oiled!
Wir lit bic &eble gang troden sepor<
ben bel Der @,i6i4te."
limb rWonberful Did" rabm etnen
&ieieni4lud BON benz Seuertrante.
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Gtne uSersenS" S"sGefdtifte.

gIs8en nett = @ebr totett. =
Start .nt6rannt = 2ieutenant! -
limb pi.'s 8rauh = 4HeTor audi!
- 9,rr Baron = Orei Serr,n bon,
- 8iirgerli9 = 3abl fiir9terli9 =
Surg. lie bat = @anse Stabt = 50
erparmt. = 0ab iie idnGrmt. =
Ser5 bleibt talt = &sinem i9aGt =
grloieno: "Sa - Sprs9en Sic nit
papd!"
SIR. g2GH = Slie6'n. o ie = 9iele
6alO. = Weil Gls9sn talt. = 3p.i
nur iinb - 8erriidt, mein 9inb! =
2aufen, G9. - Glsd.n na6. = Wel'
der pirb - Dobl ertiirt? = Gtsden
lu4t - 8olI 2i,besmadt - Oieiem
gu! - Oo9 i'm Nu = S9dut iie an
: Semen ManR - 3Grtti9 milb =
Simmelsbilb. - Wer eri4aut = Sn
ibr bic 9ruut?!
0ebt. auf CIR - go niat msbr!
- Son Ripal : Sebr fatal! = Gis
ner. nus2 - 8sibt in's @ras. =
Gum Ousu = &ommt es i9HeG. =
8riiner pldn = Mann gegen Wann.
= Wutb unb 9ib' = 9eesn ipib. =
@insr (StubD = 9leiben muB. =
Oa. elm S9rei = 2una' entSipei -
@iner tobt : Qnb'rer ROTH!
Steger eilt - unperptilt = nit
frobem Sim = gu Glshen bin. =
Sbn' Hiual = 2iest jebt Der SoI. :
Bin isbt allein - S8tussn sic Elm
- Rsi9en 9anb - Gum Gbebauo.
- 0o9 Gls9en, nett : 9lbsr totett
= Reist iih uno Ipridt - Ree. lieber
nihtl - Oas nit BEN Srei'n =
SanH nidt ieiR = Siibr in Der 8ruf
- 0aSu nidt 2uit. - S9do' um's
DueI = @eb'n sic nur I9nelI. =
5rei,r bstriibt = Weil pirtli9 er
Iiebt = BON oannen sebt. = Oa snt.
itebt = Sm 9sr5en. adj = Sbm ern
Sru6! = gs brad, o tueb = Sr
Slide idb - Buns liegt sr oa. :
qls Glsden bas iab = 5iblte i6t
9er8 = Gum eriten Mut Sdmers.
SIT Dor Sdred = SAT- gang meg.
- SIT gang seritOrt = Shirm fGlt
CUR Orb. = Reue, pie man tennt =
sic nun berbrennt. = Ser3 5e6rt Iid
auf = Stirbt balo barauf. = gles
ben eiranbsr, au pstb = aiesen bic
breil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-29

= @efebtt gegen BEN aus
ten 3 o II. Sin neugsbornes 9riibers
6en bat tpieberbplt un3ipeibeuti9 be-
pieIen oaB es int 8eIibe sans auBer,
oroentliAer Stiurmenmittel 1T, gum
nt4t serinsen 2eibpeien bes fIeinen
6ris. Srib (ur MamO: Ridf tpabr,
bds 8riiOer6en mar i'm Simmel, e6t
es gu uns tame DIANA: ga mein
S06nden. SriB: 0d tuHn i6 es ben
gnseIn i'm Simmel etgentti8 ni9t
peroenten, oaB ite es biRuussstban ba.
ben!
= aus Grfabrung. chi:
sd mag teinsn Roman mebr leIen!
Seoesmdl bort er auf ipeHn iie ii6
tricgrn uno es bdnn am i60nTten
inirO," Batter: nOumme Sans! gDer
bat Gir benn geIast, bab es ba am
i10Hiten ipiro?"
-3u6Itfi4 befTer. STaafs:
nSut Goben ie 9anterott gema6t2"
2ebp: nRetn, er bat Elm paarmal 5euer
gebdbt, er benit, Oas btsa6It iit beI.
fer"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-29

5rage.
9lcib' gllt bei qllt uno Sung bei
Sung.
Die 2e6enspeisbeit bat nod ME be-
trogen.
Ooa Tust mir nur, parum Ii9 INNER
fiiblt
Gin Bitter 3u 'ner Sunsen binse3os
gen2!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-29

StobfeufSer. Sruu Reu,
mann Wa9ts I'm Spei uuf ibren Sat,
Ten partenb unb Dor LANCER Deils Die
3eitung leIenb): Wtittet. ieinen qua
tiinftigen Mann gu finOen GeufSenO):
Sin Wittel, meinen augenblidliaen
Wann gu finoer, pGre mir peit lie
Der.
@ro6. gambler: nSie ioIIten
Iia ein Coos nebmen, SrduIein!"
GrduleiR: mg6, ib 9epinne bod
ni9ts!" GAMBLER: nSie serube. -.
Slid in Der 2iebe baben sic bod pO9l
ni9t2"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-30
These trimmings make the head

These trimmings make the head
covering as large as ever. The
"small" bonnets are even larger.
Tor they are oftenest in toque Tam
o Shanter shape, and the feathers and
knots stand out at aggressive angles.
The real theatre bonnet for the winter
has not appeared, unless we are to
suffer from scourge of these orna.
mented Tam O. Shanters.
Not that they are not very pretty
on the woman by ones side; they are.
But, on,.the lady in front of rs, they Ire
not contributory to our enjoyment OF
the stage performance.
I have hardly seen prettier winter
hat than the one here shown, says the
fashion writer of the New York Press.
It is black silk beaver. with orna.
mentation of black miro1r velvet, four
rich black plumes, and q fall of green
blue satin roses over the back hair.
These green blue, parrot green, navy
blue roses, seemed odd enough at the
beginning of the season, but they no
longer appear Objectionable.
"Madmoiselle's hair is arranged in
a large soft knot at the back of the
head. The portion which is cqrled
and caught over the ears is the same
straight hair which was parted in the
summer, and drawn down to conceal
them entirely. Fashion has concluded
that her young charges are not suited
by plain madonna effects.