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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23

the farmers instead of a campaign of
determination among their cattle,
and. instead of giving cattle commits
Sioncrs authority to 60 around
Strengthening stock at their own dis
cretlon, the boards of agriculture
ought to have the same authority to
enforce the proper sanitation of all
buildings where cattle are kept as
the health officers now have in rc-
gard to the human family. This
would be striking at the very root OF
the evil. by removing the cause.
Until this is done the Strengthening of
every infected COW in the country
will be Of little avail, for, Just so
long rs these unnatural conditions
are allowed to exist, they will be
breeding places for tuberculosis and
all the other ills that bovine flesh is
heir to. GEORGE AIrKEN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
"A Vigorous Foreign Policy.

All the difference between ram
pant jingoism and strong, dignltied
and vigorous foreign policy is found
in the contrast of President Clcvc-
lands administration with that which
preceded it. 1t is assumed by this
administration not only that the Uni
ted States is Il great nation, but that
all the world knows and recognizes
this fact; that there is no need Of
buster or sensational demonstrations
to assert the position which the Uni
ted States holds; that when the Uni
ted States speaks, the world will lis
ten respectfully. And so it is that
the conservative attitude of the Clev-
Gland administration gives the great
er force to its conduct in intcrnation-
al affairs. - Boston Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Bethel,

Mrs. l." $ Bird and daughter
Jessie NJ. started Wednesday fol
North Carolina, where they hope the
climate will improve the health OF
Miss Jessie.
j. ]. SaItcrv of Boston was in
town the first of the week ON his
way to ST ockbridgc.
The funeral Of VIM. Wright, who
died of pneumonia last Saturday, was
held Tuesday at 9 Il. m. The inter
mcnt was at Enfield, y. II.
{. II. Nudd was here last week
and organized the Bethel branch of
the Granite State Providcnt associa-
ton, with NJ. 6. Stafford president
and Geo. II. upper secretary and
treasurer.
L. b. Chamberlin is in Worcester,
Mass.
Mrs. a. Lee Cady is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. WclIsby, at North Adams,
Mass.
+. II. Kittrcdgc expects to go to
Boston about April Ist, where he
has secured a position.
Chas. S. Thurston of Lowell.
Mass, is spending some time with
his sister, Mrs. L. S. Jackson.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
News of the Horses.

There is Il bill before the Maine
Legislature restraining any one but a
graduate from Il veterinary college
from practicing ON animals.
The New England Trotting IIorse
Breeders Association offers in addi-
ton to those announced Il purse of
$4,000 for trottcrs OF the zig class.
Clarence L. NIoulton. who form
crlv handled Edgcmark. ..I6, has
opened a training stable at St. johns
bury. VT. and will have some good
ones IN his string. He is a brother
to John y. Moulton, who has been
driving for John Utton Of Norris
vile, w.. for the past three seasons.
\ correspondent of The Horse
man writes from Nashville. Tenn,
as follows:
1.-THE Great Morgan stallion Ben
Franklin. ,.2Y. will probably be
leased to his former owner, II. 7.
Cuts. Orwell. VT. as negotiations
looking to that end have been pend
ing for some time"
W. $. Bailey Of East lIardwick.
W., has hired the fair grounds at
st. Iohnsbury, W., and will send
about ten head there, consisting of
Lambert b., 2.22 II. Sprague SUI
peril, 10 ST. Helen NJ, 2.I7,
Graia, Il 6-ycar old pacing stallion
by Golden, out of the dam of Lam
bert b., Linton. a ,3-ycar-old chest
nut stallion by Pistachio, dam by Al
mont Eagle, Mary S., ..52, an own
sister to Helen NJ, and some colts
by the Maplewood stallions.- Mir
ror and Farmer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Dartmouth Wins.

The delegates from the three base
ball associations, at meeting at
Springfield, voted to allow Dart
mouth medical students to play ball
this year. except those who have en-
tered during the wear, or who have
taken less than twelve hours a week
of lectures or rccitatlons. The con-
ccssion is for tins year only; here
after medical students will not be
permitted to play, amherst stood
firm against the "Nlcdics," the COM
promise being brought about by
Williams.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Atchlson Globules.

The less money man has the
more he talks about finance.
Many parents are too indulgent
with their children because of the
recollection OF unmcritcd severity in
their own youth.
I'm Atchison man left Yesterday
ion western Kansas to see if he could
get back some OF the clothing his
wife gave the sufferer. Ii he fail,
he will ask permission to stay out
there, and board out the value Of the
clothing
Ii YOU are invited to humiliation
party, don't go. 1t IS the latest kind
OF a Lenten party, and the questions
asked the guests take the starch out
of their conceit'-- Atchison Globe,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
ProctorSvIltC.

Mrs. Fred Johnson has sold her
house to +. f. Lockwood ; considera-
ton, $1,000.
Report has it that Pollard Bros.
have rented {. ID. Parkcr's store for
a year.
s. {. Warren of the Bardwcll
House. Rutland. was in town this
week.
Edwin Bailey and wife are spend
ing a few days at Windsor.
Pcrlcy Kincald is working at
Brook farm for {. p. Chase.
Fred c. Norton and wife have just
returned from trip to Benson and
Orwell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Spirit Of tbr age,
Woodstock, w., Mar. 20, 1895.
BY EDWARD C. DANA.
The Ages Clubbing List.

We will send TIM AGE and any.
one of the papers named below one
year for the price noted.
New York Twicc-a-wcck World,
$I.65.
New York Morning and Sunday
Advertiser, $500.
New York Sunday Sun, $3.50;
Daily, SOLO; Weekly, Sis.
Boston Daily Herald. $3.50; sun
day, $500.
tIarpcr's Monthly, S4.oo; Weekly,
s 20; Bazaar, $4,ao,
Mirror and Farmer, $I.5o.
The Cosmopolitan, $2.25.
Every person sending us the sub
scription price of THE AGE, $T.25,
will be presented with copy of
THE World ALMANAC.
The Boston Daily Journal, S5,S so,
The Boston Weekly Journal, Sl.5o.
The Boston Sunday Journal, $500.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
East Barnard.

Mrs. Ada Miller, who has been
spending the winter in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts returned
home last week looking much i'm
proved.
The sociablc held with Mrs. Webb
was one of the most ENJOYABLE of the
season, and the last one for the
present
Miss Florence Bugbee was at
home over Sunday
Mrs, James Bennett visited friends
about here the first of the week.
Quite party of friends visited at
the "Highland Farm last Friday
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Political.

"Good for Gresham !" seems to he
the prevailing sentiment OF papers of
all classes of opinion through the
country Boston Globe.
There are not going to be any
American goods sold at profit in
the English markets if the Mckinley
brethren can help It No. sir
fBoston Herald.
Stephen =. Ell;ins is one ot the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23

and among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith Of Woodstock and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Russell of Bethel,
Me.
Miss Bertha Royce of Woodstock
was the guest of Mrs, VIM. Webb
the first of the week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and per-
tectly harmless Sold by all druggists. 25c.
CON.VLSSIONER'S NO7ICE,
Estate of Mary A. Atwood

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Hartford Commissioners, to re-
ccive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of
Mary 4. Atwood late OF Bridgewater in said
District, deceased and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at 4.
r. Derby's store in Bridgew0ter, ON the 18th
day of April and the lst day of June next,
on each of said days, and that six months
from the sth day of March 4. d. 1898, is
the time limited 10y said Court for said cred
itors to present their claims to us for eXami-
nation and allowance.
Dated at Bndgewnter this 10th day of
March A. d. 1926
VI. j. Hudson ro,o,,;,,;,,,,,.,
Abel s, ShNttuck o''''"'7''''''''
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23

But, great heavens, man! You've
no right To treat any woman with
src' impudent disdain. "
"Oh, that's all right. She's my
wife, and she knows mighty well sho
deserves contempt for being fool
enough to marry me. New York
Recorder.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23

latest republican candidates for the
presidency. He is man of smaller
capacity than Reed or Mckinley,
but he has al UNNECESSARILY larger
"barrcl, - Boston Globe.
Mckinley will capture most of the
delegates from the South to the Ma
tional Republican Convention. and
may get the nomination. The Dem
ocrats ask nothing softcrthan another
whirl at Mckinley Nashville
American.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Rutland S Little Boom.

There seems to he a revival of
manufacturing in Rutland. The
Howe scale company is working ON
full time. The Rutland shirt COM
pany since the strike has added to
their force. The Lincoln IRON works
and Patch a Co. have received sew
cral large orders, and nearly all the
industries are starting up.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23

Judge Hoar was man of spirit to
the very end. During his last illness
an unsettled business affair with a
man named Coffin worried him, and
one of his sons undertook to relieve
his fathers anxiety by taking the
matter in hand. Having settled it,
ho went into the sick man $ room
and said, We'll, father, I've fixed up
the Coffin business. - The Judge
smiled and said, Aren't you little
previous, my SOM
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23


The business situation in New
England and throughout the country
improves with every report from the
centres of trade, from the industrial
communities. and the agricultural
outlook is likewise very promising.
Congress has adjourned. Perhaps
the scattering of legislators was as
potent a factor and as strong 4 slim
ulant to the business world Il, any
that could be noted. The tariff Quc>-
ton is settled. for a time. at least
Manufacturers know what they can
do, and can embark in enterprises
uncmbarraSscd bv fear of what a lot
of Wrangling legislators might do
from day TO day. Bank statements
indicate better condition, and re-
nevcd activity. Withdrawals by
country banks from New York banks
last week amounted to scvcnlv-livc
million dollars or more. And this
means that the money was wanted in
rural communities for investment.
Says Dun's Review: "Substan-
TALLY all indications Of the state of
business are rather more favorable.
Farm product, are a little higher.
railroad earnings shade better.
clearing house exchanges Smal!
percentage larger in comparison
with two years AGO than in February.
and most Of the industries show 4
somewhat better front. though their
gain is not large
The monthly letter Of John II.
Davis IL Co., the New York bank
crs, also takes Il cheerful view of the
situation. 1t says;
"Thc tide has turned. .\ttcr a
long night Of financial and CONNER
cial darkness, daylight is appearing.
We have had five years Of disaster,
of falling values. of tearing down;
now we begin five years Of recovery,
OF advance in commoditic, and of
securities, of building up ON a bed
rock foundation. The silver uucs-
ton gave us a great deal of trouble.
but that is out of the way. The dis
cussion of Il new tariff was disturb
ing for many months, but any fair
basis is better than uncertainty. and
merchants and manufacturers are
doing more business than for two
years past. American cloths are be-
ing sold right in the heart OF the
English woollcn district. The spirit
of American energy and pluck and
buoyancy is beginning to assert it.
Golf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
OueCnee.

Lucicr Durphy began working on
the Rhodes place Monday.
LoelIo Wilson has engaged to
work for Mrs Benz, Wright.
Eugene Church has moved into d.
l., Cushing's tenement near the posi-
Office.
Owing to the illness of Prot Gar
diner the class in elocution did not
fulfil its engagement on Friday even
ing,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23

Well leigned surprise at Sccrc-
tary Grcsham's promptncss in de-
handing an apology from Spain is
noticeable in the faces of the rcpub-
lican jingoists, and they praise his
timely action with rather bad grace.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23

a timely communication ON the
subject of tuberculosis will be found
in another column. and it should be
read by every one concerned for the
welfare OF NcrmontS cattle industry.
1t is written by MI. George Aitkcn,
manager of the well known Billings
herd.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Base Ball at Hanover.
Following is the schedule of col,

Following is the schedule of col
Icgc games;
April l6-Holy Cross at Hanover.
April I7--llarvard.
April IS-llarvard.
MAY Bates.
May boston University.
May s and O-l}oWdoin.
May I5-Brown.
MAY Is and I6-Williams.
Nav 22-rufts.
May 1S-Cuban Giants.
June 5-Opcn date.
June I2-Worccstcr Polytechnic.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23

"I'Il bet, SAID Mr., Jason to his
wife as they sat in the family circle
at the pIay-"I'lI bet, from the LOOKS
of it, that the dress that there woman
in the box is Wcarin is one Of them
elegant drcsSc, onc-half off we seed
advertised in the papers, Indian
apolis Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-23
Blood Poisoning
10 Running Sores Gave Way to
Hoods SarsapariIIa,
Hoods s2S;;;'9ii'' Cures

pletely cleansed The sores stopped running
and have not troubled me any now for six years.
My appetite and digestion are good and | am
perfectly well. Lowe my cure 70 Hoods Sarsa-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-22
GBiHeifid;er Sagns.

llniern Gfsndnnern iei Der Sroit
9sipsnoet. baB Die tleinen Sruuen oes
bimmlii6en gteic9es in Der le:OigeI
Soilettenfrage ibren a6enoldnDii9en
@dpeitern ben Stang entI4ieoen i!rei<
tig MAIDEN. 8eionbere SOrgfalt per>
ipenben iie auf tbre SriIur, bic po1l
Die OerI4miBteTte lit, bic man ii4 bens
fen lam. 0as Saar tpirb nit buff
tenbem Oel geialbt, bas = Ou bas
Saur nur ieltea ge!pai4en ipirb -
allerOings einen ran5igen @eru4 unz
nimmt; golbene unb iilberne Silisruns
nabeln balten bic Ic9peren SaarmaffeR
suIammen. Die MarquiIe 81, bic
Satin bes 8efeblsbabers bes 6insiis
fden Seeres 2i>9ung=SIdang, lit cine
Der eleganteIten Ssrauen bes bimmlis
iden Heihes. Die 3atl ibrer Saar-
fr!iuren aIlein beIduft iie) auf so.
Sbre 9arberpbe beItebt aus 1000
1eberniirien, 1900 8eintleibern unb
500 pelsgepGnbern. Gines bon bies
len 9efpdnbern = aus ben Sellea
tobtgebprener @i9bDrn9en gemacht -
lit bon unermebli9em Wertb. Sen
grOBten Sbeil bes Sa6res Oerbrinst iie
ouf i6rer punberDpIlen 8eIiBung in
SientIin, an DEN llfern beS SluNes
Beizteo. 9ort perlebt iis lire Gage in
filler 8eIdauli9teit einSig nit Der
8fleae i6rer - hineIIchen S9Onbsit
teiadftigt. 3peimal tGglid1 nin,mt
fie Elm Sab pon OranssnDI, in tpel9em
gltdsisnbliitben f9pimmen. SIT ibre
lanaipierige SoiIette gu ibrer 3ufries
Senbeit beenoet, bann ldBt ite ii4, cine
2otosbtume 5tpiI1en ben 2ippen, in
ibrer Sdnfte berumtragen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-22

r@i-e Ia-gIt = Dr." Hotter:
Berg unb FART feline Gruu erTaroden
an.
gtu4 Serr Dinter FAB ba, irie sur
Mumie erItarrt; feline 5rau lddtitt
ober tr;umpbirenb, broGte nit bsm
Singer unb bemerfte: rSalpo6l, 9(lterz
den, 10 sebt's, penn man auf rerbote>
men @egen pdnOslt; iibrigens bsrubigt
Gu6, ie6t bier Iinb bic Nuittungen
fir bic beiDen &oItiims, bas @slb gins
an unIere Gbiffre, mir puren ia au9
bic beiben Sumen auf bem Wustens
bah, I'm beren 2isbs SIR gebubit bat=
tet. Wir fanben ben Brief pom Wasz
fsnbsrleibsr, rsimten uns bas 9lnbsrs
Suiummen unb bsiuatsn ben Ball, nm
uns bon @ursr @inbigfeit gu iiberseu>
gen. Sbr Ieio nun beItraft, mir polIsn
biesmal 9naOe por 8edt erge9en laIs
fen unb Gu9 bic Sanb CUR @srID9s
nung bieten."
5reubis i9Gussn bic beibsn llebsls
tbdtsr, bic 10 lei9ten &aufs babon taz
men, elm, umarmten bsrSli9 ibre Sat-
tinnen unb perIpraasn feisrlihIt, ME
ipisber iolae oummsn SunageIeaenz
ftreihe gu MAIDEN. - 60 lsi9t ME
bissmal puroe ibnsn bic 3abluns Der
&oitiimre4nung nod ME.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-22

ar tinen tparm:u Srt unb ldBt i. g..
ben. Sierduf gibt man in eiRen S:egcl
cir 8iertsl Quart Wi:l9, 3 llnSen
@gtter. Elm Stiidfsn ganasn 3immst,
8anils uno GitrpnenIaale, Ioipie 3us
der unO lGBt es uuftoden, isbt bic gtus
6eln binsin. 10 baB Iie iid ni6t oriidsn.
ober AUDI ni6t BON einanber tpegIte6en,
uno ioa bic Mil9 Bis oben an bic glis
beln, iebpa ni6t barber gsben, bann
brdtst man iis in m;ttelmGbigsr Sibe,
bis bic Wiil9 eingstoht 1T, fporauf iie
fsrtig iino. Der 0edsl, Der gsnau uub
feit ihlisBen mub. bari nicbt aufgsbo>
ben ipsrben unb muB man am Sisgsl
bDren, baB bic 0ampfnubeIn eine 3eit
lang braten. Man muB ii9 e6enio in
IAt ne6men, baB lie n:9t anbrenrsn,
ais gu friib ben Siegsl gu DfTnen, od
Bel p:eberhol.em 3uieben bic gtubsln
Suiammenfaaen piirben. giun be6t
mon ben 0edel auf, bann BE Oampfs
nubeln nit ibren &riiIt1sn mittsls eis
ner ShauFsl beraus unb Iplen iie auf
Der platle S;ttsrn uno bsim Ghsn .nibt
eeI4nittsn ionoern aussinanber ses
rifsn tperosn. = glm beiten past siHe
@unill'lauee, aud gibt man Gompot
pdsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-22
gra ii c nlia.
Son @ermann SGr6ocr.


@rr bsm SauTe bss Saufmanns
Winter belt bes J2dr1ts gsgen 3lpDlf
ilbr cine OroIGfs; aus berIslben itiez
gen 5fpei Samsn. uuter oeren iibergsa
porfsnen MGntsln ie Elm Mastenaaaus
berporlugts. gsibf bui4tsn i4n:a in
bic pdrterrs gslegsne Wobnung.
vgfun!" risf bic Saufmunnssattin,
.batte i'd ni9t aedt. Eyau Sers9 llns
iere MiGnner MAIDEN uns tpeib, in
8ursbeim friib5sitig @eIcJdfts gu ba>
BEN. uno babel gsben iie itatt bsRen
auf SisIen orbinGren MastenbulI .,
bieie SreuloIenl"
"Nein". fdlud3ts 6rau Berg, has
bGtte i4 BON meinem Ulanne ni4t ers
pdrtetl"
sd audi nidt. 9tbsr sufdlia fanb
t9 porgsitern bds 8rieT6en Oil ben
Mastsnpsrleiber, bur9 bus ita Die ebs
len gaittsr entbsdt baben. 8, ibr
9ummtDpFe. Sbr tsnnt bic Srauen
bod nod f6le4t, absr ibr ioat uns
nod tennen lernen!"
nWis bic 8eiben 10 sdrtli9 parsn
uno I'm einen 8ub bsttelten. Su, pa,
es mar a6er bic b0dite Seit. buB mir
berI6pdnben, mir bdttsn uns elmer
Semastirung. n;9t ldnger ents
9ebsn t0nnen." = Der iiingeren Srau
Berg mar es niat gum 2u4en; lie
mar tisf sefrdntt, nit feu9ten 4ugen
tpiinI4te iie Srau @intsr CUTE gadt
uno besub Iid in lire i'm erIten Stod>
inert gelegene Wobnung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-22
Serienstaft.

SO siebt cine @i5snTd6aft, bon Der
Nismano germ einrdumt, bab iie i6nl
feblt, bas 1T Der Satt; benn tattloIe
MenIGsn bese9sn cine Msnge tlsinerer
@sritOBe. unO Die @slt psrgiebt sber sis
ren inneren Ssbler, als einsn Manssl
an ri4tigsr 5orm. Der @laubs, baB
Salt angeboren lit, itsbt siemli9 felt
uno ulIeroings finbst man ibn bel si>
mem Reni4en ttdrter ausg:prdgt, als
beim un0ern. Qber nubrer Satt entz
fpr;rgt aus gang anoeren 8epeggriins
ben, ais gsislligsn Ri6Ti9tsn, es 1T
uitt eine Soige Der SoDfli4teit, ionosrn
Der Sel6IiloIigteit uno 5eigt iicb ni9t
MIR in duBeren 5ormen, ipnoern in eer
HiidIi1tnabme auf bie@efii6le anberer.
Ser Satt, Der elmer oberTlG1lifen
Naelle entIpringt, Diro lla)er nt4t
INNER oor4alten.
Der red)te Salt Seigt Iih niat mr
bsnen gegeniiber, bic iibsr uns, Ionoern
auG benen segeniiber, Die unter uns
itebsn. gBie Diele llnannebmlidteiten,
0ioerpdrtigteiten entitsfen aus Wanz
del an Satt! 2eiber empfiuben Siejss
niaen. be taftlOs gebunbelt baben, am
fpeniaften bapo1.
Wiirosn mir oft 70 lieblos bic 9ldne
unb, 9unolungen anoerer beurtbeilen,
penn mir ben Satt batten, uns i'm
@siit an ibre StelIe gu perIeBsn9
WuGrer Satt oedt Die Seblgriffe ans
bcrcr au, I6ont bic perpunoeten Sers
asn. tr0Tiet bic 8etriibten uno 1T 9liids
lid nit ben 9liidlihen. Gr i9libtst
bic Streitigfeiten uno griinbet Sreunos
Ithaften, er bilft iiber peinlibe 9lugens
blide binipeg unD nimmt ben 9efanse.
nen ibre 8erIegen9eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-22

ssra5esa unfs6rt. ltno oanH: Elm
ssober 8beil unirss gan5sn @ei4dftss
lebsns bdngt bon Der Wiooe ab. lebt
uno bliibt nur bel ibrem DeAisl. Cine
Saiipr obne Nsubeiten uub gun5e
Sncuitrien geben rettungslps 5u @run=
be, Sauienoe bon Samilien perlieren
ibr fiimmerldes 9rpt.
SD mDdte oamit niht Der blinbsn
GnHabme ieber Mobe bas 8ort gsres
bet baben. @sssn iof9s nGrriI4e
l1ebertreibung gibt es einen ii6srn
S9uB: bic liebe Gitslteit. Cine Huge
Dame psritebt iaon. iebe WaoOe fir
ibre PcrIDnli4teit umSumobeln, unb
ia babe nod teine Sorm Der &Isibung
fennen gelernt, in Der sine reiasnbe
Srau ni4t reissnb seipeIen pGrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-22

Gin @enoepuntt in 9rGfs 9eben
unb 8unit trat sesen gnbe Der iieb5i'
ger Sabre ein, als er i'm auftrage eines
Barrier Sreunbes iene bilIenlos auf
ibIumengeihmiidtem Eager bingeItredte
teiasnoe Seitalt zines iunsen bliibens
ben Weibes malte, benz er ben Namen
,Selicia" sab. 9rdf's tiinitleriIde
Wonne in Der Malerei bes if0nsn
Radten mar babel erpd9t. 0eHen
SurIteaung erI4ien ibm fortan als cie
bOdite 4uf9abe ieiner Sunit. Das
bollenbet gebaute unb nit fpunberpols
lem Saor uno Suutton besabte Dlos
ben, bas er fir Elm stpeites berarttges
Bib, n0as Mdr9en". fanb.
tpurbe bic llria1e gu iener nod unber=
gefenen betldsenspertben 8erItridung
unIeliger llmitGnbe, bur9 bic Der
Sfiinitler Bis nabe an ben 8ano bea
8eroerbens, bes biirqerli9en Sooe5
gsfiibrt purbe. Die SreiIpre9ung in
feinem prueeB, bic i'm buppr rettete,
CAB ibn Der &unit uno ieinen Sreun
ben tpieber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-22

-Wenn as Wertni9 I ben
MeiIter lobt. ipbt Der Meiiter bas
Wert.
- aufri6tig. llntsrofficier
Gin Der sSnItrut.ionsitunbe): rDas
fpiiroen sic tfun, ipsnn auf bsm
G9Ia9tfet5e redts uno l;nts neben
Sbnsn S5re Samsrabsn fielsn9" Res
trut: SD glaub'. ith piiro's gar nt9t
ubpartsn. Serr llnterufficier."
= Rad Der @ert5eibis
gungsrebe. QngetIagter: rSpber
@er:6tsbof. odrf ih eineu Qntrag tel
lsn9" @orIibenOer: .Was tpOllsn sic
benn9" 4ngst.aster: sd bite BEN
GsiItes3uItano meines 8ert6sioigers
untsrIuasn gu laFsu!"
- &etn gutter Dor d la q.
Srsuno: n@snn 0u lie 10 lisbIt, alter
Sunge, iparum beiratbsit Du +, benu
nitt9" Sunger 9ottor: Isle bsiras
tben2 gtismals. sic III msiRe bsIie
Yatientiu!"
- Der 9antoffeI6eIS.
Srau (aIs 9antippe betannD: r@s III
bod ionosrbar, baB bic MGnner 10
gerne S6bue baben iuollsn. Osnts
Dir, mein Batter bsoausrte imner, bah
ia teiu Sunse grporben b;n." Mam
Geuf3enb): nDas bsSuusre id uu1,
garo!ine!"