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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
MORE AID FOR NEBRASKA.
South Carolina TO Forward Several Car
loads of Provisions.

Charleston, S. c.. Jan ia Special com
mittee. appointed by the Young Men $
Business League Of Charleston, has issued
an address to the people Of South Caro-
lima, calling upon them to contribute to
the relief Of the Nebraska sufferers. It
Is proposed 10 collect as many carloads
Of provisions as possible in this city and
then forward them to the famine-strlck-
en- districts in the west. The railroad
companies have agreed to transport all
donations free. The committee hopes TO
makes it's shipment within a few days.
The people are contributing literally.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16

and then appealed 90 thc detectives. who
recovered it from the others hut never
prosecuted all the participants iu the
game. was also iracest in. 10 was shown
where Cunnineham, who has never hocn
prosecuted. save the detectives SiHu as
"a present The detectives claimed the po-
lice commission was coguizant of this
present. however.
Detective Looucy was charged with
warning tho manipulators of the National
hotel blind tiger whenever Che police
contemplated "a raid. so that they always
escaped. Ho admitted being a frcqucutor
of Halls bar and receiving free cigars
and drinks " hencNcr ne went in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
GERMANY's ooURT-MARrIAL.
The Non-Commissioned Officers SEN
tenoed to Imprisonment.

Berlin. Jan. 15.-The court martial be-
fore whom were tried nearly 200 nom
commissioned officers from the artillery
school. who were arrested some time
ago and confined in the Madgeburg for
tress, imposed its sentences to-day. Two
officers were sentenced to five years i'm
prisOnment for melting their associates
to characterization, thirty-one were con-
demned to nine months incarceration,
and 13O We're sentenced to prison for
six weeks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
BRooKLINE's STRIKE ENDED.
The Reynolds Shoe Factory to Take
Back It's Old Hands.

Brookline, Mass, Jan l5.-The strike at
REYNOLDS shoe factory was settled this
noon. The secretaries Of the various or
ganizations involved held a conference
with Mr. Reynolds this morning and At
a meeting OF the shop S crew heid ialer
The strike was settled in a manner salts
factory to all parties. The result Of the
strike has been anxlousiy awted by the
SHOE workers of this city as free shop
would have been detrimental 10 the inter
ests of organized labor here. especially AZ
the present time. The employees returned
to work this afternoon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
ITALY's WAR IN AFRICA.
Gen. Baratieri Repulses the Abyssi-
mans with a Heavy Loss.

Rome. Jan. 15.-Gen. Baratieri has tel
egraphed to the war Office that on Sun
day last he made an attack upon the
Abyssinians under Ras Mangascia, and
that, after severe fighting, the Italian
troops We're victorious. A large number
of Abyssinians We're killed and many
taken prisoners. The prisoners attribu-
ted the victory of the Italians to their
use of the explosive, Balystite.
Gen. Baratieri has telegraphed to the
war Office from Massowah that the ne
cessity for immediate reinforcement of
the Italian troops in Africa is most ur-
gent. Premier Crispi and Gen. Mocenni,
ministers Of war, held a protracted con-
ference last evening, when il was de-
eide to dispatch several battalions of
troops to Africa without delay.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
THE FIRE ON THE MAR1PosA.
Her Cargo of Wheat and Cotton Both
Found to Be DAMAGED.

London, Jan. 15.-The fire on board the
British steamship MaripOsa, Capt. Cave,
at Liverpool from New orleans, has been
extnguished and an examination of the
cargo has been made. This shows that
tue wheat, which formed a part of the
vessels cargo has been damaged BY water
and the cotton by both fire and water.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
ROME WANTS MORE MILLS.
A Committee to Be Sent North to In
duce Them to Locate There.

Rome Ga, Jan. 15-The citizens OF
Rome held an enthusiastic meeting to-
day and steps will at once be taken to
set forth the advantages Of the city for
the location Of cotton mills and indus
tries Of the kind. Another big mass meet
ing Will be held tomorrow afternoon. A
committee will be sent north at once. and
it is believed the result will add several
mills to those that already have their
eyes on Rome. Romans have an abiding
faith in the city and are sure they can
show reasons why this place should be
selected as a site for industries of the
kind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
pURLANp eoEs 10 PRIsoN.
He Was Convicted of Using the Mails
TO Defraud.

Philadelphia. Jan. 15.-Judge Butler, in
the United States district court to-day.
sentenced John IT. Durland, president Of
tho Provldent Bond and Investment Com
panv. who was convicted on Dee. Of
using the mails In carrying on a scheme
10 defraud. to ten months imprisonment
and 10 pay fine of 800 The imprison-
rocnt dates from the time Of conviction.
since which time Durland has been in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
TAYLoR,s FLToHT.
A Suspicion That He Sailed From New
York on the Persian Monarch

Pierre, s D., Jan. Din executive ses-
sion yesterday the legislature agreed to
pass bills authorizing the attorney general
to employ detectives to find the abscond-
ing state treasurer. There has been a
suspicion in the minds of the officials
that Taylor sailed from New York on
the Persian Monarch. the captain of which
is Tavlors brother-in-IaW.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
Enrland,s Anti-GambIing League.

London. Jan. 15.-The And-Gambling
League has obtained a summons against
The Jockey Club for permitting betting on
New Market Heath. The case will be
heard within a month.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
HELD AS A BOMB THRoWER.
The Police Make an Arrest in Connec.
ton with SUNDAYS Explosion.

Paris, Jan. 15.-The police to-day ar
rested a well known anarchist Who was
absent from his home on Sunday night,
and it is believed that he is the man who
caused the bomb explosion in the Rue
AIonceau that night. 1t is expected that
several other arrests in connection with
the explosion will be made to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16
AbbeviIle,s New Postmaster.

Washington. Jan. l5.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the nomination Of Robert S.
Link to be postmaster at Abbeville, S.
c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
SaS alte Gbepaar.
Ben 5.9bneubers.

mas reinit Ou Ilte9 8rdu6f mfrs
ni9t gu beblen.
sSt Sir's 5u leer, neil uns bic 6 NJ
Der feblen2
Des 2ebens Nptb uno 2uit bat ie 9ez
trieben;
Seuts sos bus 2eBte fort BON uniern
iieben.
Reltbdtdsn i90R uno Nib uno iibers
miitbig,
Gin 9ornenitrauh i'm Sriiblins, tuus
ienbbliitbis.
Sei unbeiorst, bds. tpiro ii9 ielbit be'
maiden,
Dus dug in Sbrdnen, INN ben Runb
bas 2a6en.
60 idieb's BON uns. 60 iabn mir
Ollie tpanbern,
Wie iie setommen. zines nah benz IN
bern.
Gin iebes neus Spr9en nit ii6 bra6te
limb neues Slid nit ieosm boib uns
la9te.
@obI mars elm Slid, bas iiber uns
getpmmen,
So9 bats aud N den uns ben
Weg genommen.
DAB IsItsn unI're Seelen. iorgumfans
gen,
Rph fonnten gu chamber frpb gelans
gen.
Rin laB bic alte 3eit uns berbeiapOs
rem
limb pieber gang tpie emit uus iel6It
gebDrsn.
WiI audi bes 2ebens Slutb ni6t bod
mebr I6dumen,
Dir iinb nod jung, mir miiRen jung
uns trdumen!
sd Tenn nod Wese, bic Su ME be-
gdngen,
Wp Acknowledgement gplbne 5riihte
bangen.
SD muB nod tiefer !uu4en in Deiu
2eben,
MuB nod bonn @runo perborsn.
SadBe beben.
limb TOUT i'd aud auF's Nsus iperbsn
miiFsn
On lddslft. aIte9 Wdrt'. i9 muB Did
fiiFen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
Ribret nidt oarau!
Bon gmanueI @eibeI.

no fin Elm Sers BON 2iebe glii9t,
8 riibret, riibret nt6t barcn;
Yen 9ottesfunten IOi6t nidt aus -
Siirpabr, es lit nidt pob!gstban.
Wenn's irgenb auf Dem @rbenrunb
Gin unsntpeibtes Pldbdsn gibt,
60 ITS elm iunses Meni4enber5,
9us frpmm gum erIten WaIe liebt.
. s0nnst inn ben Sriiblinsstraum,
Sn bem's poa rpi'ser gliitbsn itebt;
Sbr ipiBt ni9t, pel6 Elm paraoies
Mit bieiem Sraum perloren sebt.
Sc brad f6pn mun9 Elm fairies Sers.
9a man Iein 2iebsn ibm entriB,
limb handles bulbenb tp1nbte ii6
limb purO bon Sab unO 5infterniB;
limb manfes, bas ii9 blutenb f6lob,
Shrie laut na4 Cuff in ieiner Notb
limb mari ii6 in ben Staub Der Welt;
Der f90ne 9ott in inn mar tobt.
Damn tpeint ibr pobl, unb flagt eua
an,
Oo6 feline SbrGne beiBer Reu'
Ma4t cine pelte &oIe bIiibn,
Gripsdt Elm tootes !SerS auf's Heu'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
Guilt.

Sn S.. lsbte Der alte Doctor %,
Elm grunoeeitsioter Mann uno ebea
maligsr Qopotat, Dem aber ipsssn
hummer StretGt Die GrlaubniB gum
9rattisiren sntsosen poroen mar.
@leitspp6l tpurbe er nod, Sumal bonn
2anpe aug, gu pielen iuriitif4sn ar'
bsiten benuBt, muBte absr fretli4 drt
bic 9esablung oft LANCE tparten. pa Bit
ialausn 8auern pubten, OaB Der abb
sefebte Ibpotat fir feline Irbeit ni6ts
forbern biirfte.0 d iiebt Der alte9. etn,s
Cages einen Bauer, Der linn aud nod
spet3balsr iauloet, nit sinsm rieiisen
9iinbsl Spargel am Mtdrtt iteben; bel
Spar9.l 1T nod fslten unO iebr tbeuer,
unb .. iBt i'm iiber bic Mabsn germ.
,@aS fpitet benin 9ein Spar9sl9"
tritt er an ben Bauer bsran. = p3pei
Sbalsr, Ssrr Doctor" = $50? gia,
ba tonnteit 0u mir i'm gsben. 8tit
mir esrdoe nch 5pei S9aIer iAulOi9."
= IRA, Ssrr 9ottor," bltnSslt Der
Bauer, bas 1T aud elm bis6en 5n bel.
Sin Sbulsr pdre aud eenug." :
SOP Sra msinsttpegen. Sa betGme
i9 alio ben batbsR Spurgel oafdr."
= ,Sa, Serr Doctor" DerIebt Der
Bauer, fro9, ben 4Ooptaten 10 biaig
log au fpcroen. Der a6er Siebt fanel
fem W1eRsr aus Der Sui4e, fabt ben
Spareel an ben SOpfsn, fdneieet
bur6 uno lqBt benz Bauer bic StisIs,
nit bsnen Oieier isbr bstriibt abs
siebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

SIR CUR Settle ftsbt. oisaeidt au9
aud einsig in ibrer Dirt, bic StaQmeiz
itsrin Mme. GuItroni. WGbrenb MiB
Mattbeps bon unteriebter unb gee
b~runsener 9sitdlt lit, fdlt bieier peibz
lide StaImeiiter bur9 cine slesante
uno i6lante Sigur iofort auf.
Mms. Gaftront tit aus Bolton GEE
biirtia, unb iotpobl in unIerem 2dnoe
pie in Canada dls eine Der bsIten Se9>
terinnen befannt. Seit Is sSd6ren
buloist lie Dem Gircusleben unb be.
tleibet i6re StslIuns als Stalmeiftsr
felt ungefdbr 2 LIZ Sabren. Qu9 rfie
lit i4on melt in Der Wslt berumgefomz
amen unb bat Oieler Ssrren Gambler ge=
febsn. 60 mar fte ldngere 3eit in
SeutI3lanb, Sefterreid unb England.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
MiuioMsn fir GiteL.

@n ponsn @etbidden feblt es un1..
rer SboOopzIriItotratis nitt, aber an
bohtDnenben S;tulaturen, unb baber
fommt ss, bab bic MiGipnsnmGbsI uns
teres 2anbes ibre 2ebensgefGbrten nur
felten unter ben S0bnen Der Seimatb
tpdblen. ipnbern ibres Ssraens Sebn.
fu6t febr bdufig barna4 tra6tst, fia
init benz guten amsritanif6en Dollar
Elm mebr ober penieer gesudtes &rDns
lein i'm Quslanbe gu ertaufen. Omar
pirb bel ben meiiten bisier Chen itets
betpnt, oab bic betreffenben junsen
2eute in irnigItsr 9iebe chamber gus
aetbun iinb unb baB bisis @bs ni9t
i'm @ntfernteIten cine @elbbeiratb gu
a1ennen iei. Qber pie LANCE bieIe 2iebs
mundmal ndbrt, Oariiber lsien mir
Ieioer nur gu oft in allen 3~eitungen.
&aum itnb bic 9onigmonate oa6in gs=
flofen, 10 treten I9on ale m0gIiden
sbeli6sn Oifferensen elm; man be9innt
aunG4it elm s%etrenntes 2eben gu fiib=
rem. perfObnt ii9 bieleidt aud NOD
elm paar Mal. in 5olge @srmittelung
Der unberen Samilienmitsliebsr, bic
isgli4sn Stanbal permieben Ieben
mO6ten, dbsr f9lieblih 1T man bod
70 melt ~auseinanber, bab man auf
S6eibung bringt. limb bic syoIge BON
bieier t~rantbaften Sitelfu9t unierer
umerifanif9en Wdb9en 1T - 9es
tdui6te aebensbOffnuns. nDarum in
bic 5erne iapeifen, feb bas 9uts
lisst 70 nab." 9epib bat bic europdis
f6e Srau msbr BON ibrem 9atten, als
bic Srau bes ameritaniidsn @si9dfts.
names. ubsr bic 2sbenspeiie bier unb
bort briiben 1T cine 10 peri9iebene, Oub
niht eine iebe ii9 bieien @erbdltniiien
anaupdfen permag.
Gin finbiser &opf bat nun auf
Dollar unb Gent dusserednet, bab
felt benz Sabre 1859 100000
fage 3pei6unbsrt Milionen Dollars,
unfsrm 2anbe entfibrt iinb, I'm aIs
Mitgift bic nab Der alien Welt perz
heiratbeten ameritanii9en WGbhen gu
bealsitsn. Don biefsr gepaltigen
Summe iinb alein 80 grpcent in ben
leBten Subren aus unferem 2anSs
%aepanbsrt; bas seist, bab bieie Sitel=
fu9t, a~nitatt absunebmen, fi9 INNER
mebr iteigsrt. @s niirbe gu tpeit fiibz
rem, I'm bic gauge 2iits Der .rsiden
Purtien" bier auf5ufii6ren. Gs lei
rur turs erpdbnt, baB BIN ben Milz
lionenbrduten 46 @n9ldnb gu tbrer
nsren !Ssimatb auserforen. IL err
ipdblten ibren 9atten aus benz frau>
S6ItI9en Ibel, ie 8 befamen elm beuts
ihss, ruiiii9es, italieniIdes unb ipas
nif9ss &rDnfsn, fpGbrenb nur js 2
iih basu entIdlofen, nad SeIterrei9
unb 9u1unb nit ibrem @eloe gu ses
ben.
DAB peitaus Der gr0Bte She'll bers
felben 8ertreter bes englii6en 4bels
au @atten aussrtor, m0dte tpobl Dor
alien auf bieS pra9psrpanbtf9aft gus
riidaufiibren iein. Inter alien grbins
men ftebt bic iebige @rdfin be Gaitel.
lane, ebsmalise MiB 4nna 9pulO. nit
einem SsrmDgsn bon $15,000,000
pbenan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
@eaen6eneig. Gihte

.@ie fpnen falisBIi9 SIR Spfer mil
ben @bIGBer bearbsitet baben?!" -
an9sfIaetsr: rSsrr Ridtsr, i4 bsFuns
MIDI bamals in 70 elsnoer Gage, oaB
i'd gar feline gtbidBe an ben Sauben
batte!"
- Sistennt lie. 3ofe: @nds
bise 5rau, barf i'd ben 9errn &itts
meiitsr bereinlaFsn9 = Dame: 9u
iisbIt bod, baB i'd nod niht unse3o.
gen bin! = 3ofs: 4h, bic 6erreH Sfs
fieisrs nsbmen bas ni4t 70 genau!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
crib 30 10 8.

Mib Mattbsp8 lit cine eeborens
GnaIGnDerin. Na6Sem iie in Der er.
ften 3sit ibrer tiinitleriidsn 2aufbubn
in ben tleineren 9ropin3Itdotsn Der
alien 9eimath ~aufgetreten mar, bereiite
iie i'm @sfoIse peri6ieOsnsr @eIeai4dfs
ten fat ben san3en Continent. Sic
mar in paris, unb in Mosfau pGba
reno Der &rOnungstase i'm Sabre
1888. Sisr seigte iis ibre &iinite por
Dem s3aren unb erbielt bon bemielben
als anertennung fir ibre 2eiitunaen
cine iilberne MsOaiIe unb einsn fiber.
men 8sder. 4ugenblidli9 reiit tie nit
Der ipeit unb brett ~beriibmten Circus
eefsai4aft bon Saruum C 8aiIeb.
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RIeiue 6u a.

lieutenant (au sinem RenOsSbous in
bfn part fommeHb, bort einen Spebt
flopfen): ~&leine muB gang in Der
Rdbe fem, bore f4On ibr Ssrs4sn
pO4tn!" -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
9TH turtultdIer glour.

go melt betannt, biirfte Mib Sos
kpbine Gpetta Mattbeps our 3eit Der
rite unO ein5iss tpsibli9e gIotpn in
Der g%ircusarena iein. Der bur9 feline
.oriainellen DiBe unb Pantpmimen
Fprtbauernb bic 2a9luit bes Publis
tums erregt. Sic %enttammi elmer e4s
ten Irtiitenfamilie. Bon Der nit 10
Rnaben unb 8 Mdbden ssIegneten She
Der Gltera Mattbeps, bic fi4 audi i'm
Circus unb Der Shaubube p~robucirs
ten. purben bic meiitsn &inber @tros
batsn. Seilz unb Srape3z&iinitler,
Balettduaerinnen u. I. IN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

SN~'''A 49, "@ vNNS W. NN'tSNA
@af,
@tb's linn 10 gut. als Ou es bait.
Sir @B3immer. Greben5em-
Sin ieoer @aIt, alt obsr iuuger, ,
Dab fro9eu Mutb unb-Sunser.
@ein, @sin, Wein,
Qber rein ion err fem.
Wer bic &rume ni6t ebrt,
SIT bes Wedens ni6t ipertb.
Gel niihtert unb tult,
Wiqit Ou tperben alt;
Ilf Mein, alt Srsunb, att @slS,
SrGat ben preis in aner Welt.
sSrtfd, freubig urrb frumb,
Sas 1T metn Reidtbumb.
Wer fbnss Munbes bat @epalt,
Der pirO nit @bren tpsrDsn alt.
Dit I'm bat,
Sroden I'M matt,
@efessn uns Soft.
Srint mein Wein6en
unb lies mein Reimden.
Wie better fingt bic Rd9tigan,
Sic iitgt nit 1punberIiiBem Sdaa,
als oh lie an ben Wpn
Srunt. Der ba mag i'm Rpnsuu ipn.
Niat neib' i9 Der @slt lire Wonnen,
Sod alien neunfar6;gsn 0unit:
Stiq lisgen, t~rintsn, ii6 %ionnen,
SIT aud cine tpddere &unIt. ~
9erf9iebenew Snbatts.
Sbu' nur bas Re9te in Osinen Sahen,
Sasanbere ipiro ii9 bon ielber MAIDEN.
Mbn Mnfant, Mibbsl unb Gnb
Seob id, 9err, in Spne Sdnb.
Dig, mbn gus unb mpn @dterlans,
8balfs. Of @ott. in Deiner triifperp
9ano.
Ser Starte nimmt oes S6pa6st
Bldb =
9utt iorst iaon fir ben armsn SpaB.
@ottes @unIt
@ute 8unft.
4ud in Der Sd
Mub rein
IS iein!
@init Ou Iein in Stub uno @emdf3,
8eranttport' niat elm iebe Sad.
@unS unperbenb't
9is an bas @no'.
Gintra6t
Sat sroBe Wa9t.
-
0as Slid lit runb,
Dsr's trisat, Dem iit's 9eIunS.
Sn Srisb' unb in Strsit
Gin 9iso lit gut @elsit.
DGaen = bann ipagen,
0entsn = bann fdgen,
2etht ITS serbro4en,
2angfam gebaut.
sSm Srauen unbebG9tig,
Sn Sreuen felienbart,
scSm 2iebsn lpunOermGdtig,
0as 1T bic beuti9e Irt.
en- Worten nihts, in Werten bel,
Siibrt am ssiapinoeIten gum 3iel.
SGarfs Shiperter I6neiben Ie1r,
S4arfe 3unsen nod oiel mebr.
Rai' i6,
90 roft' i9.
Der tpobl mill,
Der t6ut alipee re6t.
4uf Bath fpeils,
BUR Shat ellie.
S6ersbdfte Spri6e.
Wer nidt lam Spab beritebsn,
Soil ni1t inter bic 2sute sebsn.
aebr' Did I'm BEL re9tsr 3eit,
90 fdIt Dein &drr' nit auf bic Self.
GIen Msniden re6t gstbdn,
SIT cine &unit, bic HiemdnS tann.
&ommt elm Sdf in frsmbs 2dnb,
0irb sr bod als Elm HiHS ertanHt.
aab 0einen Runb berIdlpFen fein,
90 ibludit Ou feline Gfiesen Elm.
Stbt Du gut, 10 iiBe feite,
Glitter Sis. Der Ut Der bette.
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8erf9iebeneu Snbalts.
Sbu' nur bds Re6te in Oeinen Sa6en,
SasQnbere ipiro ii9 bon ielber MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

Mbn 4nfant, Mibbsl unb @nb
Sebb id, Serr, in Spne SGnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

Sis, mbu gus unb mpn @aterlans,
8balts. Of @ott, in 0einer triiiperr
Sunb.
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Ridt neib' i9 Der Wslt i6re Wonnen,
Sod alien neunfar6;gen 0unit:
Stiq liesen, t%rintsn, iia %ionnen,
SIT aud cine tpadere &unIt. ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
8riB 9ott, tritt Elm,
Bring Slid berein!
WiQtommen. 9ott %piqfommeE,
IbiAieo pirb ni9t genommen.
Gin frober 9aTt,
SIT Riemunb's 2aIt.

Rommt Dir in's Saus elm frember
@aF,
@tb's tbm 10 gut. als 0u es baIt.
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aab 0einen Wunb beridlpFen fem,
90 ihIudit Ou feline Gfiesen Elm.
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Sommt Elm Sdf' in frsmbs 2anb,
Wirb sr bod ala Elm Hino ertannt.
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Srtf6, freubis uno frumb,
Sas lit mein &ei9tbumb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
s iii @B3immer. greben5em-
Sin ieoer @aIt, alt obsr iunger, ,
Sab fro9eu Mutb uno-9unser.
Wein, @sin, Wein,
Iber rein ion er fem.
Wer bic 3rume niht ebrt,
SIT bes Wedens ni6t tpertb.

Gel niihtern uno taIt.
Wtaft Ou iperben alt;
4t' Wein, alt Sreunb, aft @slS,
SrGgt ben preis in alIer Wslt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

Ser Starte ntmmt bss S9pa6sn
Pldb =
@ott iorgt iaon fir ben armsn Spdb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

aebr' Did I'M bet redtsr 3eit,
30 fdat Dein 4arr' nit auf bic Self.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

IIeR MenI4en re6t gstbdn,
SIT cine Stunt, bic HiemdnS tann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
Der fbnss Munbss bat @etpalt,
Der piro nit @bren tperDsn alt.
Dit I'M bat.
Srpden I'm matt,
9efegen uns Soft.
Srint mein Weinden
limb lies mein Reimhen.

@ie better iingt bic RaatisuG,
Sic iingt nit tpunOerIiiBem Sdaa,
als oh lie an ben Wpn
Srunt. Der ba mag i'm Rpnsau ipn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

@iait Ou iein in Stub unb 9emd9,
8eranttport' niht elm iebe Sad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

SSn Ssrisb' unO in Strsit
Gin 9ieo lit gut @elsit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-11
THE SINGLE BED.

As we become more intelligent con-
corning the laws of health, we are be-
ginning to realize that the single bed,
designed only for the occupancy of one
person. is as much a necessity for by
gienic living as toothbrush or napkin
is for the individual use of every per-
son. All the conditions that make for
health, for rest. and for refreshing sleep
urge it's use as precaution against con-
tagiOus diseases, impure air and dis
turbed slUmber. 1t will really cost lit
tie more to buy two beds of enameled
iron. or brass and iron, than one of eX-
pensive wood even including the two
mattresses and two sets of springs which
will be necessary. If one does not like
these bedsteads, the single, or twin
beds, as they are called, are TO be had
in great variety in woods. They are de-
signed to occupy little more space than
the old-fashioned double bed, and are
usually placed in a room side by side
and under one wide canopy, when a
canopy is used The canopy is rarely
that Old-fashiOned affair which shut out
air and held dust In the folds of its
heavy drapery. 1t usually projects only
over the head Of the beds, and the cur
tains Of washable material are draped
far back, so that they do little more
than soften the iron lines, without in
terfering with the healthfulness Where
two beds are used instead of one, it can
not be denied that more sheets and
more laundry work are necessary, but
al the end. seeming eXtravagances often
prove ones real economies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-11

Sterling. wasn't it? And the apothe-
cary. l thought he was very good, didnA
you?"
well, what other plays did you see?"
asked Irving
We'll. | saw Macbeth for one
Did you like it?'
20 yes. especially Shat scene where
Lady Macbeth comes in with the taper,
You know. and looks at her hand. How
is this that goes? Out, damned spot,
Out, l say And then something about
the perfumes of Arabia. And then
there's a fine scene between her and
Macbeth. where she tells him forgot,
but It was very good. And Banquo
was awfully good, don't you think sou
We'll, did you see Hamlet asked
Irving.
"'Hamlet% o, yes. POlonious struck
me as particularly good N that. Do
you remember where he is giving his
advice to Laertes?-
Give thy thoughts no tongue nor any
unpr0poryioned Thought his act;
BE thou familiar, but by no means vul-
gar.
Those friends thou hast, and something,
some, ming tried,
Grappel them to thy soul with hooks Of
steel
Il forgot how it goes on. Horatio was
very good, too"
We'll, / played Hamlet in that, you
know" ventured Irving.
"O' indeed? Yes, to be sure; I re-
member. But who was it played the
ghost?"
Irving gave it up when it reached This
pOint.-New York Sun.