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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
VOL. 9-NEW SERIES. NO. 2i2.
so t,,. Features which Cannot Fan
70 Attract Newspaper Readers

Attract NeNrphp'
MANY Of the features OF INC "'"''
Tlrnes Tomorrow will he 'ne n'oS'
,rac,,ve ever contained n any previous
to- ~, this norailar edition. The Times
,s gotten up to please eyeryoo"y' anu '"'
tastes OF every class OF people arc
s,,d,sd and carefully considered IN the
e,,oo,,o, NJ material for the big edition.
Tho Sunday Times relies more upon
ouaYty than quantity 1t Is not 'o"''u
down with any and every sort OF MAJ
TOR but only the cream frora the ouiK
f. accepted. and illustrated where hius-
,rs,,oos. are admissible. and arranged
in the most readable manner
Variety is especially considered anu
81 The many subjects presented the he"'-
paper reader cannot but be eh'ei'Siii''
and instructed.
The brilliant array OF local Illustrated
stories for tomorrow will surpass any
,btne ever before presented by Rich
mcnd newspaper. Subjects OF peculiar
,,,e,est ia Virclnisns and Rlchmonders
in particular Will 'c
collection OF articles.
That feature OF The Sunday Times
which has proven such source oi
,,,.suro for the iadies-the special Illus
,rated articles Of n general nature--"ili
he equal in every respect 10 those Of the
,rovious issues. The latest fads OF Ia
nous women and their occupation ana
characteristics in general. are followed
and accurately presented in the most
readable manner.
The regular departments oil Inc 'un-
dav Times will contain the usual at'rac-
,,..o esatures which have made them so
nonn,ar 10 readers of the edition. So
cie,v Fashion. Art. Music, Sporting and
t..s,,a are treated ia their latest phases
and significance
So. - he features of The Sunday
Times tomorrow are;
c4AAgER OF COMMERCE. DINNER
alluetraten. Secretary Carlisle to be
the orator at its lNth annual east
oldest organization IN this country.
LADIES' CAFES or NEW YORK dl-
/ lustrateO. Gotham's beautiful recep-
,,on-rooms for a bite 90 eat and Dit
70 gossip. Something stronger too.
THEY HAVE GONE OUT illustrated.
II is the sweet girl who wins nova
davs. What constitutes the sweet
Girl Dresses, hats, and wraps.
AMATEUR sTOCK-FARMERS SHOW
1uustratoD. After the Horse SHOW
comes the annual exhibit backed by
gentlemen farmers. Governor Morton
ana his prize COWS.
GOWNS FOR THE AUTUMN SHOWS
illustrated. Five regular seasons
Spring. Summer, Autumn. Winter and
the exhibition season. Miss Rocke-
follers furs.
! BIG Tun>kSGINlNG FOOT - BALL
GAME illustrated. Dan Beard gets
some lightning sketches. Points Of
difference between ,he teams that VIII
play.
LETTER -NOOKS" FOR AUTHORIZES
ES illustrated. Miss Winnie Davis
has one Of the most beautiful in the
world. one of Miss Fairs beautiful
letters dismissing a suitor
is IN 4 DEPLORABLE CONDITION
mmsnated) South Carolina's condl-
;io, is A sad commentary on Tinman-
ism. Hatred between the two factions
extends 10 social life
j THE SCHOOL or ATHENS" Highly
interesting and accurate history or
/ how the copy of Raphaeis famous paint
ing was procured 10y the University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
CfDEN-TERRILL.
A. Beautiful Wedding Ceremony In King
william Thursday.

william Thursday.
The palatial country residence OF Mrs.
St George Coalter in King William
county. was the scene of a beautiful mar
rage at noon Thursday. The contracting
narties were Miss Emily Barbour
Terriu daughter Of the late General
James Barbour Terrill who was killed IN
the battle of Cold Harbor. and Mr. Henry
Heth Walden. of Buck fIill, near Man
chester Miss Amelia coaiter, the pretty
and attractive cousin OF the bride, was
maid OF honor. Miss Kate Drewry, or
Manchester another cousin or the bride.
PLAYED a beautiful wedding march, while
the bride. who IL one OF the prettiest
and most stylish young ladies among the
fair sex OF King William. entered the
room with the groom, preceded by the
maid of honor with her brother, Mr..
Henry ST. John Coalter. The ceremony
was then impressively performed by the
Rev Mr.. Hepron.
The bride was becomingly dressed I'm a
gown OF white silk, trimmed with chiffon
and point lace. The altar arranged for
the occasion, In corner OF the room, was
banked with beautiful roses and chrysan-
themums.
The old family mansion was hand
sonlely decorated with growing and cut
Mowers. After the ceremony a sumptu-
Gus breakfast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Walden left Immediately
after the marriage for a bridal tour TO
the northern cities after which they will
visit the Atlanta Exposition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
.cOTRT CLTRkS 10 MEET.
Their Annual Convention to be Held In
This CITY December Sd.

Tho annual convention Of the Court
clerks of Virginia viii he held In the
assembly hall OF the Chamber OF Com
rerce. commencing December 3D. II
VIII he third annual convention OF the
ASSOCIATION. of which Mr. Mr.. joan {.
Ronde. OF Lexington. clerk OF the Circuit
court of ROckbridge county IS presi-
dSnf. and Mr.. T.. L. Turner, clerk OF the
county OF ereensNlllc. secretary ana
treasurer. The court clerks of the state
number $50. and about half OF the number
nre expected 10 attend some OF the
Slar.<s will bring their deputies which
win serve TO swell the gathering consid-
crsblv The court clerks Will make tneir
besSGuarters az Fords Hotel while here.
Accommodation has already been pro-
xi1cd for at that hostelry.
A committee composed Of Ncssrs.
Charles W. Goddin. clerk of the Chancery
Court: 5. p Waddill. OF the Henrico
Comfy Court; i. Z. Winston, OF the
Law and EQUITY Court; 4. N. Rowellc
of the CITY Circuit Court; w. L. Lawton.
of the Hastings Court. and Mr. Everett
Waddev. who IS an honorary member
Of the association. are now making ar
raneemcnts for the reception and enter
saiument OF the visiting delegates. Tlts
nrcgramme includes banquet at The
Jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
Another Charter Granted.

Judge Wexford. Of the City Circuit
Court, yesterday granted a charter to
the Boscobel Crushing Company. the
purpose for which the company Is FORM
ed is for Quarrying. crushing, and selling
stoy- for building and all other pur-
poses.
The capg itOck OF the company shall
not be lcs1 han 5000 nor more than
$1,000. 10 BE- divided into shares OF the
oar value OF $50 each The real estate
shall not exceed 1000 acres, and the prin-
cipal Office shall be located I'm Richmorsi,
Va. The following officers have been
elected for the ensuing year: President
and Director Chester Bertolett; vice
President, Treasurer. and Director, Edwin
#. Bertolett: Director. Daniel Eertolett.
all OF the borough OF Morrlstown' ia.
John NJ. Bertolett. Of the city or Heading,
Pa. director: and George W. Andrews.
OF Richmond. Va, general manager and
director.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

Attractive Programme For Tomorrow
Afternoon aud Night.

AT the Y. NJ. 9. \. tomorrow Rev. Dr.
A. Coke smith. of Norfolk. and Rev. q;
II. Lee The evangelist viii speak, and
Mrs. j. r. Durctte ana Mrs. IA. ooultes
viii sing. At O'Clock =. NJ. the boys
meeting viii be held. and at 8 o'clock +.
NJ will be- held the mems mass-meetlhs.
sunday at 3 II. NJ. Rev j. W. Lee, the
North Carolina evangelist. VIII speak 10
bOvs only between the ages OF ten ana
sixteen years. His talk Will be lust the
kind that boys enjoy. Mr.. Lee know
now 10 instruct as well as entertain. ME-.
q II. Coultcs. OF Michigan, VIII sinE
This will be- the biggest and best boys
meeting in the month. There VIII be seats
for two hundred boys.
Rev. A. coke Smith. u. j.. Of Norfolk.
viii speak 10 men only on the Battle OF
The Wilderness" at 4. VI. Taking as he
does This attractive theme the hall VIII
doubtlcss be crowded. A large male
chorus is expected TO lead the singing.
Mrs. J. Il. purette viii sing; also Mr..
Coultes of Michigan ,
Doors 10 the hall, seating 100 men. VIII
he onencd at 80 O'clock. Tickets of ai-
mission can be secured at the Y. NJ. 9. y.
TODAY. If any man taiis 10 get "A ticket
ne can secure one al the entrance 10 the
building SUNDAY afternoon. and Will be
given "A place as long as there IS room.
This will be a great meeting, and rare
opportunity TO hear an eloquent speaker
on a most important theme.
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WEATHER EORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov l5.-Fore-
cast for Saturday:
For Virginia: Fair; signify cooier'
westerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair; northeriy
winds.
the northeast and east and IN the upper
Nississippi Valley. 1t has risen TO the
northwest OF Montana and on the gen.
eIal coast.
II Is warmer on the. Atlantic coast
and 10 the west Of the Mississippi and
cooler In the lake region and thencc
southward TO the east general coast.
Generally fair weather Will prevail IN
the la ke region and northwest 20 coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
For Archaeology in Nexlcn.

frTY OF MEXICO. Nov. l5.-Congress
has acnt 10 the proper committee the bin
Introduced empowering Marshal saviiic.
the agent OF The American Museum Of
natural History IN New York, to make
archaeological excavations here.
Half Of the objects secured the Dill pro-
,,,des shau 20 TO the museum. The bill
,.ea.,ns certain 10 pass. as IL has the ap-
,,,,oval OF President Diaz. who desires
.n.t yew York city shall have n COM
,,rshnslvs collection of Mexican antiaul-
fiea,-Afnu xasik Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

4 Negro Thought to he Mrs. Rniiey's As
saulter.

WAYNESBORO. VA Nov. lo.-Spe-
eial.-Daniel Lea, the negro arrested here
to-day on suspicion of being the one
who assaulted the white lady I'm Char
lofteaville yesterday, VIII be taken 10
Charlottesville by Sheriff Watts IN the
morning for Identification by the lady
assaulted.
lie gives a very rambling and doubtful
account Of his movements yesterday, ana
ii is highly probable that he is the man
wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
THE BROAD STREET FRAxcHlsE.
The Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany Want to Run Electric Cars.

The Committee on Streets held its reg
ular seml-monthiy meeting yesterday az
ter,,oon in room No. 5. OF the city Hall.
with tha following members present
Messrs Allen chairman. BLANKS bioom-
hsry burton. King, Mcdowell, Bahen.
Mann, and Page.
The question Of extending the tracks
NJ the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company OIL First street from Clay 70
Main street was first taken up. Dr.
Ross ana several other properSy-owners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
acnrico news.

Judge Wickham's Court was again in
session yesterday.
Tue case OF j. J.. Hill. the coiored
LAWYER. charged with obtaining money
from his client under false Dretences,
was AGAIN called Tor trial and the day
was consumed in the hearing Of it.
John Crawford and Lucy Jones tcOloredl
we're before Justice J. 4. Lewis ycstcr
day morning. charged with misGs-
meanor They were put under bond 10
keep the peace for twelve months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

sT. LOUIS. MO. Nov. ia morning
paper publishes istter from coioaei ".
{. T.. Breckinrldge. OF Kentucky. which
shows that the Colonel Is agtIn . caa-
didate for Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16
RANGE orYHrRMoMETER.

Following was the range OF the ther-
mometer at The Times office YESTERDAY
IA. n. I: II NJ, "a: ) y. NJ. 81:
p. NJ. al; . +. ~. "a; midnight. ~.
Average. oS i-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-16

r,,d,,e Mann then concluded the srgu-
rent hv saving substantially the follow
in.-. IN consideration OF the case. de-
sire To admit the bona-hde Of all the
ofncers Of the State in the actiOI which
tbe,, have taken, the Governor. as well
a. ybe iudge of the Circuit Court OF the
civ of Richmoud. who. II he made mis-
tste. made a mistake of judgment only
srd not of intent / make this explana-
,ion for / NAV have 20 use strong Ian
gnage. but ! mean no reflection upon any
We are discussing one OF the most i'm
no rtant questions that has ever rgc
scnted itself before this court, anu II
is the first time that the Exc ,utive power
I'm this state has laid its hand upon tie
Judiciary power. lhe question 10 be de-
cided is. whether the County Court cf
f'unenbpru entered an order which .
mad a right 10 do, and II this was so then
the Goveruor Of this State had no right
and could not lay his hand on the power
Of this court III the Governor has such
a power then the foundation stone upon
which this government Is based. has been
dtsrnnted and destroyed 1t Is not
question 10 be considered whether the
prisoners are in danger but whether the
government of this Commonwealth Is in
danger BY the various 9kts committed
during the past twenty or Nirty days. IL
mo Governor can direct the City Sergeant
ia retain the prisoners In his custody
ushen ne believes their lives 10 be in dam
cor what would then stop the Governor
even no interfere with the orders OF th.s
court? II he can do II In one case he can
certainly do IL in another.
The facts OF this case bring out this
onestion more fully. After the prisoners
had been convicted and sentenced. the
County Court OF Lunenburg entered an
other order In adopting the jail in the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22
81 lrtel 8 + o fen.

Die bortiae >alte Stride psrpabrt
man6es quite Bib uno bas in berHdbe
befinbli4e @aItbaus bat iiA gu einer
TART beIu9ten k5ommerfriIhe berauss
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man mad 3uppre9tsItegen, benz Mttz
telpuntte Der Niirnberser S9Ipeis. Gr>
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intereTante @eriteinerunsen finpen,
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beiu9t, fpnbern audb giorooeutihe
nsbmen nicbt ielten ouielbit CONNER
quarter. Wunberbar i9Dn lit her
Spa5isrsans bur4 bas glntatbal uns
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@mtea Qaine ! n.

@utes 3ei9en. .Die
peit 1T benn Oeine Sdipelter NIT
ibrem @eIangunterrint91 .Bapa
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8rGntigam (sum 8ater Der 8raut am
Sage Der 9od3eit): .Sie perIprahen
mir bod, S1rer Soater $4,000 NIT.
5ligeben. ih babe aber bios $4,000
eraaltenlA 8anfier: ,Nu, BEL 8aars
SG6lung fam ib mer bnd ab5ieben q
Droeent Diseont.
Sriumpb Der 9erebta.
fdmfeit. Sn Der lebten Gibuna
bes lanbpirtbfhaftliden Wereins bieIt {
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natiirliasr loiinsmittel auf bie 81.
tragsfdAisfeit bes Mders in 70 Dereo@,
ten Worten. buB iGmmtlihe MnpefenOe
in Shlubsea ausbrahen.
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gen Oamen iebr urtig. Gines Eoaes
fibt sr NIT ieinsm wapu, lbtr ion duf
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fpringt bns dufnertfame Rinb berdb.
3isbt ieinen 9ut unb Icst: .Darf ix
S1asn msinsn Wab anbieteu21
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22
Aus Dem pt9uiktbal.

ssssbe arSBere oeutibe Stabt bat iiA
h neuerer 3eit ibre Nusflugsorie gea
fhaffen, bic nd1 Der Wohentage aalt
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ten ipie bem angeitrengt i9affenoen
Mrbeiter bes Sonn!ass Die nOtbise Gra
boluns, 8eipeguns unb friihe Guft
brinaen ionen. 60 bat Berlin ieinen
@runetpalo, Der Dresoener fudt bie
bon ibm bodseprielene idAifhe
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Nirnbsrser fdiittelt in ben maleriih
sslegenen @tdtten bes pegniBtbales
DEN 5taub BON ben 5iiben unb ersOBt
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benz qualmenben Haua aablreider
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an benz Mnblid fdnft auflteigenber @es
birse, bar5buftenber Wdlber uno luz
itig acknowledgement Ausllen uno
8d9e.
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bof bes alten Niirnberss an 5elertaa
gen BON friiber MorgenItunoe an jenes'
getriebe bon Musfliislern iehen, bic
nit bem feu6enben Dampfrob mDgz
linIt 11neu Den Mauern Der Stabt
enteilen unD iih fern pon alien @ez
fhdften elm pldbhen Der Gube uno
Grfr;I9ung gDaaen tpollen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

ifrsr Manserung bifbet bic cine babe
stunoe Ditlid BON Heubuus geleeens,
tueit iiber s5ranfen binaus betonT'te
EropfTtein50bIe Bel benz Dorfs arOt'
tcniee. Dielelbs fiibrt ben Nafleis
Marimilidnsb0ble nnO ipuroe inSaprs
1888 entbedt. Grit i'm Sabre 1867
mudte man iie aber benz allgeneinen
8efu9e susdnslid. Sn ihr finben iteb
sans pradtige ErOpflteinsealbs, pon
bsnen mir nur has fogenannte Winos
Ioa, bic Orgelb0ble, bic Mblsrsrotte,
bic Mlbrebt Diirera@rotte uno ben
RrpitalIpalaft eripdbnen. Sbr tietlter
punft liegt etpd $50 SUB unter bem
Ginaans. gmporIteigenb aus bem
sanberbaften Duntsl biefea Rdumes
begriiben mir boppelt freubig bic sol@
ben am aaurnen Sirmamente frahs
lenbe Sonne.
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~. s.
gliirnbera. SIN smei!en inurtsrGfli,
den ariese seritDrte iie 1868 Mlbrsht
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Riirnbergern ipieber aufsebaut. Die
Muaiiht BON 1obenitein sdhlt nit 5u
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bort in ibrer iebisen 8auart Dem niers
sehnten Sabrbunoert an, aeigt ieoon
i'm Snnern mod Reite romantiher
Wanbmalereien. Ginseipeibt nurbe ite
bereits i'm Sabre 1859 BON 8iihof
@unbatar bon Gihtdtt.
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g aIDB9en in 8 II I.

go idlieBen audi mir uns bieier
nlobernen Mallfabrt an unb in elmer
turaen Stunbe Iinb mir bereits IN Dem
reiaeno gelessnen Stdotden Gauf an@
eelangt. Der nabeau piertauienb BEE
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tsrli9er 8efeltisung unb Elm mobl err
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ssa6rbunberts angebDriges S4loB aeis
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2aufe Der sabr6unoerte beri4iebene
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sablreife Miblen unb Jabrifnerfe.
in tpel6en bieifa9 bic Oortigen Inlpob1
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fleines plateau bic Mauern Der i'm
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nen Seits 3otbenburs umsiirten. Sn
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ftiesen uno mir tperben fir biefe mei6e
burh cine prd9tige 9lusfiht entl9d@
bist, bic Bis an bic Musldufer bes
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st II TN E 9artenftein-

Elm iiber bie5O9s fiibrenoer @ea bringt
uns in bas Oorf 0artenitein, nit feiz
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na9 benz StGbt9en 8elbea, benz
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9elbenitein. Diefe 8urg 1T nod 5iemz
LID gut erbalten una seipGbrt, namelttS
ii9 bon Often aus, einen Mngemein
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@on bort geben mir our4 bas rei=
aenbe Sittentbal unb fommsn Bel Mlts
iittenba9 iiber bic pesnis. Wir err
rei9en bann auf Der rehten Seite oes
Glufes bas mulerifh gelesene 9enfenz
felb nit feinem aniebnliden SdlOb=
den. Na9 furaer Graft oaIelbit fuden
mir bas penige Minuten bonn oortisen
8abnfDrper selssene Artelsbofen auf,
sas. umIalofen pon batpaloeten 6Dz
henaiisen, nit ieinen nod oorbanbenen
interehanten 8efeitigungsreiten uno
itattliaen Wpbnbdufern einen reat
ansenebmen Ginbrud auT ben Manoes
TER maht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

bfpebe Monb. I'M tiefen 8lda 81
llsber BeroesbDbn.
,rnbIe Mafer, bliRte S9au 49,.
Nadt pie biit ba fhDn!
oieslS, 5ss, ben reiuen 5trahl;
syriebe dtbmenb limb
ilrh bns tpisfenbelle S5al
Walls, ipei6er Minb!
lie bar1 einen 3auberi6lag
Bin icn iinlgeftimmt
on @sbarten, bic Der Sag
9rinst unb tpieoer nimmt.
aB es audi Elm 5terben gtbt,
giibr' ih obne SAmer5,
|as i'd liebe. mas MIDI liebt
geht mir ftill burA's 9era.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

sluf Der re1ten 5site beg GluiIes
bssi5eno, monDern mir iiber Die Ioge-
mamie 6oubirg, cinen gcrmaniidea
g3aa mt 3a9lreiden @rabbiigeln ua0
elmer hsrrlihsn lylora. g3ir fom.neu
Eierauf an Dem GtibtAen 9ersbrad
poriiber al beH nlalerifH gelesenea
sopAenItein. Der often, 1000 SUB 1o3
gsleaenen 9urgruine, bic melt in bus
Sano binein ihaut. Der Gage nad
par oe- QoAen|tein emit i'm Aeiib ces
nahtisen GefGiethts bet 9p9enItaljen
uno Der unsIiidtiae Ronrahin foll por
feinem 3uge mad Stulien i'm Sabre
1865 bort iein Eeadmenf ,semdht bas
ben. @pGter fam bic Burg In ben
Gelib BON 9Obmen. bann erbielt fl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

1lnernartete grgdns
suna. .Dsnts Dir. DIANA, als ib
meinem Munne fasts. baB Du auf elm
puur MOhsn gu gsIuh tOnnen tpiir<
beIt, Drobts er. -" vpfui iiber feline
8rutalitdt = .lab mid nnr
uusreben: brobte Ct, auf Der @telle
lln3ufallen!
Nus bsr Ghule. 3ebrer:
Sage mir, syribHen, ipie bubsl bic
6Dbne Jatobs ibrsn Nruber Soiei
Derfauft21 5ribden: s0iei 5u
bilig!A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-22

Rsubaus NIT @eIbenittin.
maierii1sn Anblid. gieubaus Islbit
lit Elm uraltsr MurttfIeden; Ieins Sc
5ti6te reiht b;s IN bas Sabr 1907
suriid. uo sr I'M Belize bes 9ildpfs
orH gamberg mar. Den SAluB una