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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
CoRBErr's SAN ANTONIO QUARTERS.

CORBETT'S SAN ANTONIO QUARTERS.
suburbs of tho ancient and picturesque
city. The commodious clubhouse of tho
San Antonio Jockey club has been placed
at his disposal and the track is in fine con-
dition for his road work.
n handball court has been erected near
tho house according to plans made by
New York architect and approved by tho
champion. The designer had no very great
strain on his intellect, for the cntiro
shooting match" us Texas sports say,
consists of four high wooden walls Rooms
have been provided for tho party ut tho
clubhouse and have all hecn rcfurnishcd
mt n considerable expense.
The Russell cottage, which will DO occu-
pied as residence by the champion and
Mrs. Corbctt, is IL handsome place on Alo-
ma Heights fashionable suburb four
miles from tho city. These accommoda-
tions have been provided through the cf-
forts of the citizens of San Antonio under
tho active leadership and direction of e J.
Martin, general passenger agent of tho San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway, and
George II. Walker, manager of tho Grand
Opera House. FitzsimmOns is doing his
training i'll Corpus Christi.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
a Cricket Poem For John Bull.

When tho Gentlemen of Philadelphia re-
Gently defeated tho Oxford and Cambridge
cricketcrs, says tho Philadelphia Press, a
hoarso voiced man in tho clubhouse de-
claimed tho following to a circle of hilari.
Gus friends:
Ye cricketers of England
That erstwhilc strobe so proud,
Whose accent is as broad ms
Your trouscrings are loud,
Go back and tell mt Oxford
And exc Mt Cambridge town,
Yea, tell his Doctor bracelets
How the Yankees threw you down.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
A Vcrsatile Young Actor.

repcrtory manager at present barn
storming has in his company versatile
young man who plays everything for
which no is cast-cvcn childrcn's parts.
One night he was announced TO play Eva
in "Unclo Toms Cabin" but unfortu-
natcly no had n five days growth of whisk-
ers of which ho WAS unable to rid him
self a shave was absolutely necessary,
and he applied 10 his manager for 10 cents
The manager was short that evening and
said he was sorry:
"But what shall do?' asked tho versa
tilo young man. 81 can't play Eva with
this facet
That's tue" replied the manager
thoughtfully. II guess we'd better put up
Tho Danitos' and you can play your old
TART, Joe Saunders"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
.CAYLOR'S BALL GOSSIP
Burkett, the Little Batsman, and
His Great Record.
HARRY WRIGHT's EARLY CAREER.

lie Was the First Saiaried Baseball Player
In the United Stntcs-His Great Work
With the Famous Cincinnati Red Stock
ings and t1is Later Career.
at is Il mystery how Il little follow like
that can beat me in batting" A. G.. An
son made sUc' ~ rcnarllto me mt the Fifth
Avenue hotel last November as hc pointed
his large, crooked and horny index finger
at Hugh Duffy, who was chatting with
some friends ON the opposite side of the
corridor. Duffy had only few weeks pro
viously been declared by official figures to
be tho champion batsman of the National
league, and no had beaten Arson out lust
IL points. Tho Chicago chief is half Us
large again as Duffy, but that counted for
uaught i'll tho contest.
Another small man, comparatively, will
succeed Duffy as leading batsnan of the
country this year No assurance can bc
had of who that distinguished player will
he until Secretary Young complies the Nh
tional leagues official figures and promul-
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
Sons of Stage Celebrities.

Among the sons of former stage cclcb-
rites Edgar Il. Davenport will appear in
Neil burgess new play ut tho Star thea
ter, Now York; Crcston Clarke is cssaying
"Elamct' in Philadelphia; Aubrey Bou-
ficault is to bc STARRED in comedy;
Henry Chanfrau is still using some of his
fathers pieces; H. II. Sothern is prosper
ing at tho Lyccum, New York; George G.
Bonifacc, Jr., is u comic opera comedian,
and two of tho Hollands are conspicuous
stars, while n third conducts stock COM
pany in Philadclphiaanda acts occasionally
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
IN THE WHEELING WORLD.


England is trying to build machine tc
carry seven riders.
Tho American Cyclist believes that Il
paccmakcr has no business in II race.
Willie Windlcs "quint'' for five riders
is said 80 be good for IL milo in minute
80 seconds
Tom Eek declares that John S. johnson
has won 50, 600 in cash since he was driven
into tho professional ranks.
Frod Titus expects to stay on the track
for tho next three years and is in hopes of
establishing comfortable bank account.
Julian p. Bliss is ono Of tho veterans of
tho cyclic racing circuit, but no Is only 23
years old. Ho has won n quart of din.
monds in his time.
Murphy rides hotter tho older he grows,
and he will doubtless ride MS long as rae
fng continues even if he becomes grand
father i'll tho meantime.
Sanger has won q snug sum of money
this season, in spite of tho changcable
form that he has displayed. He has had
great difficulty in getting into anything
like his former condition.
Fred Hawkins, the amateur oarsman,
has not been an astonishing success thus
far on tho wheel, but he is not discouraged
and intends to stick to it until no can lead
tho bost of them to tho line
Michael has issued "a challenge to any
man i'll the world, Johnson preferred. to
rldo match, best two out Of three races
with pacoEakCrS ut one, five and ten
miles. Stakes from e200 to $500 side.
Constant Hurct will probably hold the "a
hour record for the rest of the season Ri
Vlcrrc, who previously held 1t and who cx-
pcctcd to go against tho now record of 520
miles $50 yards has met with an accident
that will put him out of it.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16

mons procured it from circus man about
two months ago and gave it the name Of
Moro. The lion was then about months
old and only weighed l25 pounds, but tho
pugilist has fed him SO well that he now
tips the scales mt the figure already men
toned. Fitzsimmons is very fond of Nero
AMI plays with him many times each day,
punching the royal beast in the ribs, pick
ing him up by the scrniT Of tho neck as ho
would kitten and wrestling with him
whenever the lion can be induced to en-
gage in the unwccomc sport.
When the pugiist started for Texas,
Nero was placed in u handsome cage on
board the special train and accompanied
FitZsimmOns on the journey southwark.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
THE GREAT sPRlNTeR wEFERs.
He IL n Six Footer and Runs tho Hundred
In Less Than Ten Seconds.

Tho sprintcr of the hour Is Bernard Jo-
soph Wcfcrs Not long ago it was John V.
Crum, tho Iowa wonder, but Crum has
been beaten four times by the Massachu-
sets man, and ut present his star is in
eclipse When Crum was beaten, however,
he was plainly out of condition, and us no
has run 100 yards in exactly rs fast time
as Wcfcrs the men would doubtless be
pretty evenly matched when both were in
good form. Each has covered 100 yards in
tho worlds record time of 40 seconds.
In tho recent national championships of
the y. y. u. Wcfcrs won the 100 and 22O
yards championships of the United States
IL 10 seconds and 81 10 seconds rcspeo-
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
a Woman as a Stage nIanacer.

The smoothnoss Of tho production of GA
Social Highwayman, produced by the
Hollands ut tho Garrick thcater, New
York, was duo to Mrs. Mansfield (Bcatrico
CamcrOn). Since tho serious illness of Mr.
Mansfield sho has assumed tho burden of
directing rchcarsals, selecting costumes
and scenery, etc, and has been at the
theatOr II hours out of evcry 81.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16

The old timo custom of the Clergyman
who performed the marriage ceremony sa-
luting tho bride with Il kiss has gone en-
tircly out of favor and fashion,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
sTARKLoFF's WONDERFUL SHOOTING
He Kills Flying Pigeons While Riding IA
Bicycle and Performs Other Ecats.

in tho combined capacity of trick bicy-
clist and trap shooter DIR. Starkloff health
commissioner of st. Louis, probably has
no equal. Not long ago, it is said, ho
caused such crack pigeon shots rs John l..
Brcwcr, u. d. Milford, J. a. r. Elliott
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
BOe'S PET a BABY LION.
The Beast yYrestIcs wit Him and Accom-
pnnics Him Like u Big Dog.

Bob FitzsmmonS, tho Australian pu-
gilst, seems to feel anything but fcnr for
n number of very dangerous things. Tho
one longing of his life nowadays is to get
within reach o. tho formidable fists of
james J. Corlctt, the champion ilstic art
ist of the world. ard his favuritc pet is 10
lion. The beast accompanies him in his
ramblcs about the country, wrts;lcS with
him III Il very unwilling manner and now
and then adds To the Zcst OF the champion
middlcweight's life by Biting him.
Tho lion is only IL baby lion. il is true.
but il weighs about POO pounds and is
Very strong anG lively creature fi;xsi,n-
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-16
coRegrr,s TRAINING QUARTERS.

san Antonio Citizens Provide tho Cham
pion with tho Best the City Affords.
There is ut least no law in Texas pro
vomiting Il man from training for u boxing
contest and Champion james j. Corbett
Will doubtless complete his preparation FOR
tho meeting with Fitzsimmons at tho COM
Portable place provided him 10y some of tho
citizens of san Antonio. The champions
quarters arc beautifully situated in tho
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ssiibrer 1T nteorisen Srctien fur
Scrp d. c.
E. C =. Jones & Comp,
Gr. l, Nurnz6absStraBc.

sIrmiEiters. Giue grOBe uHo ibonc Sslsttiou.
YUbtlnc. Sine Sst6tiQun9 fbert DbEs Nus=
&Inliniters. ndbme cine Iu5 Dabl oa Der YrcIs
GObslHs. iegt nieori0er. ais iemals supOr lit.
eomm,tts llnisr @Orratb lit, einfa6 Qsiaot,
Gammttt. bcrrid,. Nle neutm Muiitr uu6 S}Grs
Gammstts bsr=S3uttirungeu oiferirsn pir 3u
eGmnttts. Wreiisu, pslbe bic &dUisr in Gritaus
Summetts. Etu leSeH.
Nloautttts. Ser popuIdrite istt fabrilirt. Seg'
Wtoquettes. pib, iouObl in &nbttra6t ocs 9reIiss,
Woauettes. iris Der SudIitGt uuo Der Ytutsr.
Wtoaut:tes. 9rsiis nieorigey, G!5 lemuls auoor
Sapctro griiTtler Torbsm uno Tuttr Qleiden
3opsirD &ruiel,r beitniaH BON aEmiHter mo
Sdpsirp 9riiicirS. Go5cliuc. g9ir MAIDEN ciu ipr=
9apci.rp 9rHfter. sieuts Iusybieten BON elmer
2apeitrp @ritftIer. briIaHttn GuaitGt 3u 4Ot.
Snoyuins ggir bubcn eincn bcOcut:nOtn .3ulant
SsuQr1ius. mad elmer QauJ rpcfcHeu SuaitGt, ebr
Snqraius. i5Dcre Uno iboue SSaare, gu 45t. sSir
Sugrains. bdben otcieibcn 10 bIliJ iute 20t
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Someitic. Guulitdt, polcne Styeifsn, 5et.; bier
SOultitic. Qema5te 5tdg, Die bcitsn 3u 2Jt.
etrt Squares. qgir babtu biselbtn BON isO,r
2lrt Squares. Gualtdt Gr6ben bel ? biz 4
2lrt Sauares bel 5 Yaros. Qreiie oupGrts BON
Grt Squares. s.
eopba=2eden. ScOcs Mul,r uuo Gr0b. gu
Sopba=Sedeu. Sdusl= =@eriauiss sQreiisn.
Qiuoleum. Q8ir bubtu OiefeIbtu BON 8-4= bis
Siuolcum. 16-4=Srets, eufab uno 0eblumt, boz
sinclcnm. 40c aUilparts
Ccltu6. Gin icbr grOBsr 9orrotb in o1cu 9rti.
Scltub ten, bon 20c. an. gcridUmcn Sic nidt,
Ccitub. por]uprs6cn; mir !UerpsH 95nen geIO crs
EcItu6. iparcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-07
NrnRcs SdlnGrufrucr.

Nep Yort, 5. Nop. - Sn Dem
an Der 8leeteritrabe unb 8roaopaD
belegenen, ieG5it0tigsn 9ebduoe braA
beute 9lbeno 9 llbr 6suer aus, pelaes
in tur3er 6riIt ungebeure OimenIionen
unnabm. Die ggmpirezStaatsbunt,"
Tolpie cine 2(n3abl 9ei6Gftsleute bat
ten ibre GtabliFements in bem Sc
6Gube. Den fpdteiten ga6ri6ten gu
folge lit Ippeit Elm 8erluit an Wtenz
i9enlsben nitt 5u betlugen. Sis gum
2tbgaage Oieier 9ePei6e paren bic
Rettun98mannI4aTten erfolglpS gene
len, oem perbeerenDen Glemente Sim
6Qlt gu t0un uno IdBt ii6 Der angez
ri4tete S4aben bes6ulb au6 nod
ni1t nbi6dBen.
SpQter.-gBie 6eute frij6 eingez
ldufene Nd6ri6ten ergebsn, 1telt IiA
Der matericlle 0erluTt cut minoeitens
orei WliQtonen Dollars. Sine 4n3abI
BerIonen iuuroe BEL Den 9tettungsarz
6eiten perlebt. Sy6re 9tumen iinb:
6ulFszG6ef 5. g. 8eiup, 9ruA 5peier
Rippen; S6os. 2au9, 2apler, Gbr, 8.
56eu, Gep. Coleman, 9oli3iit Sa5.
WulIh, sSrunt 9entel, Spnopan uip.
@(uBer bieIen trugen ipeni9itens nod
% unbere, Dem 6euertp:hrz0epartez
ment uno Der 9oti5eiforce ungebOrenz
be M}itqlieoer tbeilpeiie ie6r i4ipere
forperliche S6GDen bdDpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-11-07
Sd)nI6ia abcr itrnfrci.

Welde 8lIthen Die Wtllltar9ert0IS@
bartlett in SeutThlunb, i'm Ganoe oeS
Militarismu8, 6erporbringt, 3eigt TO-
oenoer mertlpiiroiQe SAL, Der auerS
6ino5 fC6on iets Sabre alt it, aber
6eute crit au oieOsfFantliC6tsit geIdn9t.
Q(n einem itptountlen Commandment
purbe Elm in Dem S6orner 8orprte
g}oder pphnenoer 6err, Der iih mil
fciner 8attin Quf Dem $3einmege be-
fano, pI0tliC6 burh 3pet rHo'obrtn0e
CTfi3iere erI6rett, bic nen 6llBganz
oerpeo benubten, tcine &uterne am
9}aoe batten uno audl tsin g8arnun9s@
iionol nit ner 0lpte aeqeoen nuttcn.
9ieTe llebertrctunq Der pcIi3el!lAsn
@prI6riFt5n peranldBts Den $1errn du
Der @emertunQ, baB bier niht 9efubz
rem peroen niirfe uno er Den Tau sur
Q(n3eiQe bringen lperoe Dorduf ole
CFfi2iere arbielten unb Der cine BON
ihnen. SetonoeIieutenant 9erte pom
81. 9eqiment, ben 6errn sur &eoe
itelIte uuo beoauerte, boB tein Bpiten
in Der 9&Gbe fei, I'M i'm perhuIten I'll
tDnnen. G. Sym lreiteren Terldute Der
Observation-Disclosures gin9 Der Stti@
5ier 3u ieirem Gaoe 3uriId, ho!te 1Ic1
bort Ieinen Gcgen, Den er duerDIn9@
in Der Smeioe lieB, unD itcllte itch, Den
SGbcl in beioen 0dnDen boLteno, nor
pa8 neGrloIe G6epaur, tnoem er 0en
6errn 6eThimpfte, lpprauf er iein HaO
nieber beItteo uno nit Dem anoeren
Sffi3ier oaDpnfubr. Don oie1em @orz
fan madte Der beIeioiQte 6err Der
Commemorative in Shorn 4n3el9e,
uno ais er nddl eil1i9en g8phen no4
feline 9lntnort bate, nanOte er itd an
oQs 8eneruI=Gommanoo, oas ttd od@
mails in Stettin befuno. 0ret 2d9e
fpdter nuroe i6m Der 8eihei0, Dob Die
9(nqcIeQen6eit unttrIuft lperoe, uno
mad einiqcr Belt er6ielt er cine @orld@
bung sur @ernebmun9 ppr Dem Nuot<
teur. lieutenant 9erfe qob 'nlieBlth
ben SaGperhalt gu. 2luf 4nregun9
pes 9u6iteur5 ertlGrte iih Der belief
piQte 6err Durd cine GrttGrung 0es
Qieutenants 6ertc, poourh Die1er Ielne
6Qn0lunQ ais ijbereilt 5uqebc, betrtez
piQt, Der Gicutenant icbntc 6 aber nacl
einiqem 9eiinnen ab, Die 9efornerte
@rfldrung ST oeben, Doruut nod eI@
MICE ben Sad]ber0ult heItdttQenbe 3eu=
Qen pernommen lpurOen. Ra6 eintqen
9Gnrhpr rrhipIf hpr WpIpihidfe fplderne5
flaIiiI4e GrtenatniB, ba8 Dem Zhor@
ner 8lutt i'm SriQinol Dorliegt:
nSborn, ben 3. Ottober 1889. 4n
9errn ..... 3u Moder. 0a5 unterz
3eihnete Gert6t 6enadridtigt sic auf
Sy6re Gin9a6c pom 18. Suni =. s., Dab
Der SetonoeI;eutenant 9erte Des SSSr@
fanterie gtegimcnts 0!drlptB e.
4pmm.) Ir. 81 ourh oIler60hIte aGs
binet5prore am "a. Septem5er 1888,
Der 8elcio;9ung 3por I6uloiq, ober
fir itrafTrei era6tet lporO2n lit. &oz
niqIihe5 GnmmonoonturQertcht. b.
2ettop, @cnsraIzQisutenant unO GOm@
manoant. b. 0eDne, SuIti3rotb uno
@arniionz2luoiteur."
SmuLoiq, a6er Itraffrei! SeDeniaQ5
Gin Ipnberbare5 GrfenntniB, Da5 rur
BON cinem MilitdrQerid}te ausgehen
tonnte. G5reilid Itebt Die M}ititdrgcz
riGts6orteit 0eutI6larb'5 barin ntht
cuein, auG unIere &rie98qcric4:e baz
ben i4on G6nIiGc &uriOiiIGten geleiz
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lis, Wtinn. 8pn ben 1877 1874 oorttz
gen Ginpobnern finb ndmli6 21,17O
in S6tpebsn uno 1925 in Gorpegen
ge6oren, SuIammen olio 33, ,445Scuns
otnabier, oOer me9r als Elm Se46tel
Der 8eiummtbeb0lterung. 9eutI4e Iez
BEN in Minneapolis nur 1898, Srldrz
Der iogar nur 1916, Die absr troBOem
pOlitii9 pbenauf iinb. 128,769 Wfinz
naapolttaner fino in DEN Ser. Stauten
geboren, alio polle 3tpei 0rittel. Bon
IOnitigen NationaIitdten iino Die
GnglGn0er bur9 1854, Ganaou olird
7748, 3uBIanb our9 1924 II. S5roRf=
rei9 our3 235 9lngeb0rige in Der
Staot bertretsn.
8efm Sit 6 nmit 9runoangeln
i'm 9afen bon Seattle bat neuli4 Elm
Slider eiren guten Sang gemu6t. 9(ls
er feine 2lnqein bob, bra6te er einen
Sad in bic 006e, ipel9er 100 8le6z
bit3fen nit prdparirtam Opium entz
bielt. Der Mann l0ite fir basOpium,
pel3es ipabri6einlid BON S4muggz
lern ii6er 9orb getporfen mar, $3.50.
SSSn 9leoelanb, g.. ipurbe bieIer Saz
&c & Or @ d 3 Der elm Ie6r gebilz
better Mann, ton 8i6ter 0bite fir
irrIinnig erfldrt II. na4 Dem Srrenz
NiDi gei6idt. S9r0ber lit Elm &aIz
ieni6rantz tzGSobrifant. @r mar in
Berlin etablirt unO fam por 3pei Sab
ren nit ieinar 6rau na6 2(mertta.
Oas guar lieB fi6 in @ls0elunb ME
Der. S6r0ber arbsttete ais Me6uniz
fer unb peroiente piel 8elb. Seine
ein5ige Gorge mar, OaB er ni6t genug
peroiente, I'M in DerIelben WeiIe leben
gu t0nnen, ME in 0eut14lano. Sm
borigen Mai beri6punb er nit einem
Wfale. Gr btgab iih nab einem niht
melt bon Ieiner Wo6nung befinDli6en
5ei4 unb ging in oa5 @afer, oa5 ibm
bis an Den 9alS reiChte. Gr bate Die
2(6ii6t, iih baS Qebsn 81 ne6msn.
Wttt einem W}ale glau6te er cine @n~
gelsitimme 81 60ren, Die i6m 3urief:
nSbu's ni6t, t6u's niht." @r folgte
Der Stimme unD ging tpteoer nu4
9auie, mo er polIItdnbig bur9ndBt
antam. Gr er3dblte Ieiner 5rau 9llz
leg, unb oieier geldng es, inn Die
Selb ItmorDQeoanten aus3ureben. Qlz
les ging pisDsr gut, bis S6r0ber am
porigen Mfittpp6 absrmals berz
i6nanD. Sofort iu4te man in Dem
Sei4e nd9 i6m, aber er tpurbe niht
gefunoen. 9eItern enblic4 fanb man
i'm in einem Waloe in Dem etpa u
Nteilen entTernten Orange SoDnI6ip.
Gr mar 6al6 nadt unD Dem 8er6un=
germ nabe. Gr benabm Iidh pie Elm
HaIenber unb mar nur nit Miibe felt
3unebmen. Sein 3uitano lit unbeilz
bar unb lpirO na6 Qtusiage Der Qler5te
nit einem bulbigen SDoe enDen.
SSn Nepmortet BEL ct. SpIep6 in
0}tfouri erI6oB Or. 9ale einen
jungen 90 ann, Der in iein
9au5 einbre9en tpollte. Son
einem 9etettip lit Der Sobte nun ais
6arrD 9uguIeD, Spbn eine5 rei6en
8oItoner 8rauers, ioentifi3irt NOR
ben. Der junge 6uguleD fiibrte ieit
mebreren Sa4rep ein 8erbre6erleben;
in Dallas, Seru8, lpurOa er pegen5dlz
i6ung 5u 3u4tbau5 oerlIrtbeilt. Sein
@oter lieB i6m nud feiner 5reilaiTung
tdgli6 Our6 einen 6reuno in Ct.
2oui5 81 aus3o6Ien. 5dtOpirungen
an bem 80rper be5 Grihohenen fiibrz
ten 5u Ieiner SOentifi3irung; eins berz
ielben mar ba5 Bib unD Der g2Qme
2ulu zines M}Go6en5, nit Dem 6ugez
lep in ct. 2oui5 5uIummenSeIsbt
bate.
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Sin GROCER @mcrifancr lIbcr Sab:
hatIlidlnnnunn.

Syn einem Der mcj'tQcIcfen2r 3omaz
ne Da5 Dor nitt LANCER 3ejt perflor6e=
nen Sliper @enoaQ 6olme5, ndmli4
i'm Guardian 2lnoel" finoet iih cine
tleine SteQe ii6er Sob6at6IaGnoung,
pel6e i6rer tijnItleriI6en 6orm 5uz
folqe eine unQntu5.bQre SQtDre duf Die
Sonntagsmudecci bilost uno, lDe9en
Der sur 3eit i'm 2anbe piit6en0en
Sabbat6beB : Gpiosmie, in peitere
8reiIe getragsn gu iperOen perotent.
9u5 st. 2oui5 3a8eblQtt" tAeilt
oarijber 5oIgenoe5 nit:
W}Drtle 6d3aro, Elm - = jd6riqer
9atfii6 aus einem y}eu GnglanOz
0orfe, mar pl0Bli6 Der76punoen unO
bic qeiummte mGnnlihe erDd1iens
Syugeno Der llmgegenb ging bepdffz
net duf Die Sube na6 ben Deric9ie=
oenIten 8ihtungen. 9a5 mar an Ell
nem SamItdg.
Damn beibt e5
Sum Slid nuren am nG6Iten
Sage, SpnntaQ, teine Sitbingmen
(Sonntug5poli5iiten CUR 2tufre6terz
/ baltung Der Sa6batbru6e) in Der Hdz
6e. 9enn fir Die jungen 2eute inner
6uIb feds Wfeilen pom Sorfe i6ien
tein Spnnto9. sic paren ben gam
gen Tag orouBen auf8ear 6iQ; tlopf=
ten auf ben 8uIh, ipis I'm QDil0 gu err
Ipd6en, i6euhten ate 8rdben aus
ibren ruppigen g}eitern uno in elmer
ounteln S9lu6t eri6reften lie einen
pilpglobenOen, brummenOen itumpfz
Observation-Disclosures ipel6er ipuz
deno ba7aB uno bereit, auf lie los5uz
ipringen. Giner Der jungen 2eute
fam gerabe nit ieiner 5linte 6in5u II.
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gen 2eute ba5 gan3e WQloOidit5t; Giz
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nabmen i6re 5iinten; 0as mu6te Elm
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8oraus berfen f0nnsn.
9tm Gab6at6 auf Die Sago ge6en!
Sic fperDen bod ni2t etlDa auf MDrt=
ls 5a3arb i6ieBen? fru9te man iid
auen Grnitss.
9iele a6sr iaqtsn: I'D bas lit ia
2Qle5 ltniinn! Die noQen bios cine
2tusreoe ba6en, lin iih Don Der 8ebetz
8er7ammlung 3u oriiden uno einmal
iicb Der 2tuSgaloTenbeit 6in3ugeben,
untar oem 8orpanoe, buB tbre Sid
tiqteit cine unbeoinQts g{ot6nsabiqteit
ooer M}ilot6dtigteit ober 8eioe5 lit. "
$50 3srftreuten ii4 bic jungen Qeus
te, nm Das WlGD6en gu iu6en, - Die
Ginen meintsn e5 pirtli6 ernIt, bic
Qlnoeren freuten> iic6 ii6sr bic ungsz
no6nte Grai6eit, bic fir cine Wsile
ben enormen Subbotborud BON ibnen
bob, pel9er Oier3ig 2(tmOIp6dren itart
auf ieoem unDerfdli6ten 9oQ6luts
9uritaner luftet."
Dies f6ria6 SliDer 8:nbsu 6olmss
Dor ca. 80 2Sabren. 9enn 1867 err
i6ien oSbe Guardian 2tngel" i'm
Druid.
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urbion 2(ngel" nutiirli6er, perI0nliz
der Sreibsit, in Derem Sample nit
Sab6atb0rthoOOrie.
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tiQen SiBung Der n8er. lanbpirtFz
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lpdrtigen g}otblage lei. Gin 9ei4luB
puroe ungenommen, burh pel4en ba5
adn3lide 8erbot Der GinFu6r ppn le=
berOem 8ie6 perldngt ipirD.
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uuo bic i5immttu flG, RON 0auttrautbeittu,
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ry'ro Der 9dtisHt btT,r uHo hb haritr fubltr, bi.
Gg;jicu p,rDtu b;Ttr ptroaut o,r Nppsti lprO aros
Ter HID Ols GorrevgtUibt plyo luathmrn
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it cU"c @coe1,su Sbrtr 2sbauolusgslp,iie folets.
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wri,Te osU1tJtcu @shauptUuOtu, uUo ID Iuruis
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beiisu C~ih5r'a, lpsltt puvO Nbr SDncW 9tbcilt
tuurrsa eUnobl Der Siro2h;.H 6au Der bcmtrfeusr
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gurOcr uU1ti,bsn puvOt
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WuubOIpb tJHtpre, u. D.
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