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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-01
Sffi5ier aus ct. Geit.
9raaer Dfiiaier.

Iraser 9fiiaier. Sff5ier aus ct. geit.
bic 8iirserf9iibencompanien Der bier
Stabtpiertel an ben bebrobteiten
Yunften Der Wdlle portrefflihe Diem
fte. Sn Der aipeiten 9dlfte bes 16.
SaArbunberts ma9te bic militdrifAe
Srganiiation Der Wiener 8iirserpebr
fihtli9e 5ortf9ritte; oielelbe lpuroe
in Sdbnlein NIT berittenen 9auptleuz
ten einsetbeilt anb eri4ien BET feitz
lihen MufSiigen in rotbem, bic Spiel
leute in tpeiBrotbem Mams. Sci benz
ginsuse beg @r3ber5oss Carl anldBz
liA ieiner 8ermdblung NIT prin5eiiin
Marie BON 8aDern tparen Die bier
Sdbnlein ihtparagelb, eelbpeib, tpeiB=
rptb unb rotb gefleioet. Die SGbn=
lein bilbeten bic Mnfdnge au bem erIten
Wiener 8iirgerresiment. Die erite
Srbnung Der Wiener 8u4ienIhiiben
trGgt bic Jabresaah 1923 unb ipurbe
TN Sabre 1859 erneuert. Sm Sabre
1862 tpurbe Elm tai1erliher 9aupt>
mann ernannt. aim ben Muiterungen
Der 8iirgerfhaft bei3upobnen unb hez
rem Maffeniibungen unb Musriiitung
gu iibertpahen. gu Mnfang bes IL.
Sabrbunberts 3dblte bic berittene 9iir=
germebr 10, bas SuBbolt Is Jdbn=
lein unb beim gin3use 2eopolDs /.
oog Die ipieber n14 ben StaDtbierteln
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-01

Grana RDnig tpurbe am 16. 5ebraar
1882 al Rotbenbure on Der Jnloa ges
boren. Seine mebieinifben 5tubien
nahte er ist Berlin unb Marburg.
MaGbsm er ii, 9oHburg bic GratliAe
praris cine 3eit lans ausgeiibt bate,
tpuroe er als 2anbgerihtseIr5t unb
leitenber 9lr3t an oas 2anbesfranfens
haus in 6anau berufen. Die 8eoeuz
tung feiner bortisen Mrbeiten auf bem
Gebtete Der erperiuenteGen pathologie
beranlabte Die Moftoder rnebieinil1e
Saeultdt 1869, ROnig, Der Bis babin
bic afabemiffe 2ebrtbdtisfeit iiber=
baupt noh ni9t ausgeiibt batte, bic
orbentli6e profeffur Der gbirurgis unb
bic bamit perblnbene Direction Der di~
rurgiIhen llniperiitdtsfltnif Der meds
fenburgiIhen GanbesuniberIitat gu
iibertragen.
Bon Hofod tpurbe a1nig 1876 nah
90ttineen berufen unb jebt lit inn Die
gbre 5u Sbeif setporben, Der Nadfolz
ger bes beriibmten 8arbeleben gu sperz
hen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-01
9rof. 6erina

Hnter ben beutfhen PhpItologen
sltnlmt profei1or gipalb 9ering, Der
als geadfolser bes a3rof. Rarl 2uo>
mig ben 2ebr1tu6l fir pbDiiologie an
Der llniberlitdt 3u @eipaig erbalten
bat, einen berborragenben plab ein.
9ering tit tein Arembline in @eipsig;
ct bat bort ftubirt, ben @runb Su ieiz
ner angeiebenen Stellung in Der Wii%
fenf9aft gelest unb uuA gu lebren bes
gonner. @ein dliberer 2ebensgang ges
italtete ftA einfa9. Die Melt 6ering's
1T fein 2aboratorium urb feline Stu>
birftube. 9ering gebt gan5 in Der tpif=
ienfdaftlihen Nrbeit auf. 1884 au
Mltgersborf geboren, promoDirte er
1860; furae 3eit barauf fhon beseg>
net man feinemgldmen i'm tpiifenIhaftz
lihen Shrifttbun. 1862 bereits err
ipirfte er fi9 bic 3ufaiTung gum 2ebrs
amt an Der uniberIitdt 2eipaig. Der
iunge pripatboeent iibte auglei9 nod
bic Gr5tli9e praris aus. 8ei biefer
@ielfdltisteit Der Mufgaben batte 9es
ring es riht leidt, 1einer Neigung 5ur
ipiffenihaftlihen Gorfdung 3n folgen;
insbelonbere griff bic Musiibung bes
dratliben Berufs oft ft0renb in bic er=
perinlentelIe Mrbeit ein; bod pGhrts
biefer 3uitanb nidt nll3u 1arge. 1855
fhOn erbislt ct cine felbItitdnDise @tels
Z E n t14x 81 -
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DerHl ME g(t )rlf.

QfrS aboIf Dpn Ndrbelsben's glas
fDlgsr lit 5rdn3 2Dnig. DrDentli6sr
prpfeFor Der Gbirnrgie unb Director
Der Gbirtrgi{ntn Rlilif an Der @eorg=
Muguit qlniDsrtit6t 5u @Dttingert, gum
profeiIor an Der l1niberiitdt urb Die
rector Der diruugifden Gh0rite~Rltnft
in Berlin bsrufen fporben. RDnig feht
unter ben beutIhen Gbirurgen cer @ts
genipart NIT IN Der erifen Meibe. ct
bat cine reihe ini1enfhaftliHe GhGfigs
feit ainb eid bebeutIunlss pruttiihes
@9affen als Gbirnrg auf5utpeiien.
Gigenarttg lift on ibm bic Mannigfals
tisfeit bes SrrtereKes. Gs lit nidt irs
genb EN- @onber3ipeig Der Ghirargie,
bem ct NIT befonberer @orliebe feline
Mrbeit dpibntet; bielmebr tritf, tDenr
man RDnig's geiamn1te bisherige Mrs
beitsleiitung iiberblidt, bas 8eftreben
9erbor, Der praftifhen Gbiralrgie IN ibz
rer Gefansnltbeit geredt gu tperben.
y1on Elm dnberer .3ug fGlIt an RDnig
auf. Gr gebt itets nolltpmmen fritifA
gu Merfe. sSeben dirurgifhen Wors
fdlag, iebes Grsebntb zines gtngriffs
betrahtet~er fiihlen Stnnss, gang obne
Miidiht barauf, Oh Elm 9erDorrasenz
Der Mfdbenifer ober ein einfaAerprdfz
tifer bie Neueruns erbaht ober bic
Operation erprobt bat. sSm Meiteren
unterfuht ct bann einbringlih bic eins
5elnen 8ebingangen, Dire au Dem lebtet
entfhetbenoen @rgebnib 9inpirtten.
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Braser Grasoner.

923 anIeBt. 8ei ben meiiten 5irfts
Die Mnregune aur 8ilbung Der S9ub@
pebr BON Der 9iirgerlhaft felbit ans>
gesangen Iein, bei einigen mar es Der
5errl9er, Der, bic gfothpenDi5tett
bierfiir erfennenb, bieie ginrlhtung
fDrberte. 60 in prag, mo- tpentse
Sabre na9 Der am 25. Wsdrs 1348 err
fplsten @runbiteinlegung our Staotz
nlauer, fait glei4seitts init Der Grpets
terung berlelben um ben 9rabihtn
unb bic &leinieite berum Q36O Gatz
fer Rarl Nv. burh 9eranStebung bon
8iirgeri9iiBen cine ieberaeit CUR @ers
tbeibigune DieIer 8olperfe bereite Be
iabunssmannIhaft su fAaffen beftrebt
mar. Der llniformirung Der Wiener
8iirgernebr pber Der biirgerliaen
@4iiben geI9iebt gum eriten M&al I'm
Sabre 1915 @rtpdbnung, dls Rdi1er
Mearimilian I. aur Electromagnetic
Ieiner gnfel in Der Hei6shauptIfaot
eintraf. Inter 9lnfiibrung bon ieds
sebarnif9ten Hatbsberren aogen hie
bier gompanien, tbeilpeiie bereits nit
Ieuersetpebren berfeben. tn glei9fOrz
mig rotber &leibung auf. Die
Seuerlpdffe mar anfangs bas 5auit@
robr, an befen StelIe bunn Der rOops
pel6afen" NIT Habi6lob trat. 8ei Der
0ertbeibigune Wiens tpdhrenb Der erz
ften 5iirtenbelaserung 1929 leiiteten
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r Reiteeines5ri umpbbogens.

riumpbbogens.
Denfmal lit Der ON, Oltranbe fth erbe<
berbe 8adlsz ober @pnnertempel, Dels
fen 3iemli9 tpo9lerbaltene Mnlage ein
@elGnbe Don faft elmer balben MilliOn
Quabratfub bebedt, unb IN beiier'
Norbofe Der ga113e, Der Neuaeit enis
itamnenoe Drt Snbnor nit ieiuen
OGuIern 1lnb Struben plab gefunben
fat. Der norbtpefliden Gde bieies
1enrpels geseniiber efbebt iih ber Dem
Ronftantinsbosen in @om GbnlideI
Eriumpbbogen, beHen Neite iinfere Mba
tilbung seigt. gr bilbete ben Gingnng
gu elmer ebernals BON iiber 1000 Sdu@
len eirgefaBten StraBe, spelhe Die
Waitte Der Stuht tpefttpdrts blirhI Ihnitt
anb Don Der GeitenitraBen NIT 9ern<
peln, pIdbsn unb Dffentlihen Gebdns
ben nudb Norben upb Giibell 1iDdus
gingen. Bon ben eripdbnten @1ulen
fteben Bios eiipn nod $50 aufreht, dber
troBbent ut Der MnbIid Elm iiberdus
groBdrtiser. NuBerbulb Der Midutr
Iiegt In sinenl fleinea Ehale bic NefrDs
polls ober Spbtepita5t bon palnpru.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-01
Dffi3ier aug g8els.
Braser S6ibe.

Dffi5ier aug g8els Hraser Sdite.
SdarfidiiBeneorps Der IeBtsenannten
Stabt batirt bon 1922 nnb gleihf,
in ieiner f9nruden Uniform ben Jelb1
jdserbatailonen bes 0eeres in ibrer
friiberen Nbiultirlng, fotpie bic biir@
gerlihe sSnfanterie bon Miener Neuz
ftabt Der Snfanterie Der Nrmee Gbnelt,
tpGbrenb bic bortigen @renabiere dbnz
li9 nie bic BON @ra3 uniformirt iinb.
3ablrei1 iinb bic nod ilt BDbmen be-
5te6enben Biirgercorps, beren @riins
bunssiabre in ben Besinn bes 13.
Sabrbunberts, aumeift aber In bag
15.. 16. unb IL. sSdbrbunbert fallen.
Die Miener Biirgermili3 nabm nod
3u 8esinn biefes Subrbunberts einen
folden 2tuffdpuns, baB ibre 9altuns
felbit bon Ndpoleon / in elmer 1einer
procldnlationen betpunbert !purDe;
1906 unb 1909 beipahte fie bic bon
ben @urnifonen entbl0bte Stabt, ielbft
|als biefelbe fpdter BON feinbliAen
gruppen beIeBt tpurbe; 1906 er6ielt
iie Elm neiles BON Gr5ber3og Carl ent@
tporfenes unb bon 4aiier Jrdn3 ge<.
nebmigtes Gtatut. Nnh ben Jrei=
beitstriegen fdien bis 8irgeruebr je<
bod fir bic Megieruns iebes Snters1e
al pertiersn; aImdlig tDuroe ibr audi
bas Heht ent3osen, Wahen 3u be5iez
ben, unb fire Nusriidungen beInrdnts
ten fh nuf paraben unb bic Mffiiten3
bei berl syronleiHnumsfeite. Sm
Sabre 1884 nod an 1900 Maan
(nIIerbings gr0Btentbeils audi ni4t@
|actiDe WitgIieber) tart, perfhmOl3 iih
| bic 9iirgerne1r i'm sabre 1848 tbeils
peiis nit Der touangsbenbsn Ndtionuls
gdrbt anb mar f6on 1849 I'M Gin
aeben begri5fen, bis fis dImdIig IN
ibrer uiIifdriihen @e5falt gdn3lin bsrs
ihtppnb uub oit ibre Gtelle Der dls
Wxein nuftretsrbe G6iIbfnbunb frat,
| BET ii4 usihlifbli@ btr pflege 6tS
@6eibenj4 4itbfrs mibnet.
Driglnsa ez{dsfnt bjt 1lri{crIn 1tr
biir1ttEIdtx Hro6antenoaybt oQn @t
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taro por Der Oonfir9e, nobel bic (sIz
lebt bonn SelomarIdal @raber5os Ilz
bre9t geipenoete) @emeinbefabne bonn
beilisen Srppbon (flapiiA Sripun) be-
griiBt tpiro. .9ieran f4lieBt it4 etn
bon Der Marineresad ausgefiibrter
Seittan3. Na4 Mbleeuns Der Slinten
bilbet bic Mannl9aft einen Rreis, ipo@
Bel ie 8tpet bas seftidte 9aihentu9
balten, unb tun3t na9 monptoner, mez
lan4oli19er Meelobie laneIam lnb
feierli9 ben alten lanbesabli9en Solo.
Muf biitorii9en Srabitionen unb
benz Iufbliiben bes 8iirseritrnbes
fubenb, tperoen ii6 Die in Seiterreih
beitebenben 8iirgertpe6ren Dorausit4t<
lih nod lanse erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-01

spidaias none pielasu III 6e{ouetrs
am @dluj5s bes brsibigidbri9en 4riss
|ges. UroBtr Gunf trfreute iih pie
9iirgernlili3 fpdtsr feitsrs Der Rdiles
tin Wsuria Ebereiid, tpelns 6ieIelbe
insgefonnnt NIT @sbieBipuffen Derie<
BEN, 1742 III militdrilder Meife orgu>
niIfren lieb unb 176O ben Dfficieren
bes biirgerfinen Negilnentes unb ben
GdiiBen militdrishe Gbren5eihsn Ders
lieb. Diefelben erbielten gleiden Rang
NIT ben Dfficieren ber taiIerlihen
Gelbregintenter. portepees unb Gpdus
letten. Das biireerlihe Negiment
bate rotbe uniformeit ainb unterIhieb
iih nan ben Stabtbierteln burh Derz
i1iebene Garbe Der 8eintleiber. sSm
Sabre 1764 bilbete 1ih in Wien au4
ein ungarifh getletbetes Biirgercorps.
Inter Der Megierulg 2eopolb's III.
tpurbe auh Die @raaer 8iirseripebr,
bic ibren uriprung eleihfans bis IN
bas Grbe bes 13. ssSabrhunberts 5lts
riidberfebt unb angeblth bei bem @mz
pfanse bes Raifers Rubolf I. Don
9absburg gum eriten 1aIe dusriidte,
militdrifd organtfirt. 3undhff purbe
elm SdgercUrps errintet, bus ii9 fpdz
ter in Elm Shiibeneorps Dertpanoelte.
Ginige Sabre fpdter ipurbe Die sSnfanz
terie,= @renabier9 unb Dragonerabz
tbeilung eegriinbet. sSm Sabre 1862
ipurbe eine @renabierabtbeilung sebils
bet, aus tpelher Elm 9albbatuillon entz
itunb. Die @raaer @renabiere, tpelAe
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&nifor3ltirte yiirstrforps II
0ejlfrrtidJ.

gBenn man Sic gbronifen bsr tn
Oelterreih nod 3nhlreich beiteheaosr
.unb nuh militdrtIhem Muifer orgas
niFrten giirsercorps bur4bldttert, 70
firtbet man, bab ibre aripriinglihe
@riinbung NIT Der Gntpidlung fes
@5tdbteiDeIens i'm Mittelulter guiana
menfdllt. Qlls Mien, prag anb ans
bere9tGbte NIT Mingnluuern unoWal.
arGben um3osen ipuroen, salt es, btez
Ten Mauergiirtel bur4 tpehrbafte, TIM
Waffenbanbperf geiibte Mannlh1ften
aesen feinblide Mngriffe gu 1duBen.
60 entitunb 19on i'm Sabre ll98 ole
mad ben bier 5tabtpierteln eirtgetheilte
8iirgertpehr in Mien. Ginaelne 9iirs
serpebren i6reiben ollerbings dbre
gntItebunssseit nod piel ipeiter ali=
rid, 10 iene BON 8Ddlabrud in Sbers
DIterrei9. bic ibr gntfehungsiabr auf
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Gafra! Wods2 Die 9lod'n lduten2
ga, mas ioa BENIN bDs bebeut'n2
ssSeffas, 3 Is ia Neuiabr beut!
proiit! @riiB emf, liabe 2eut'!
Sfdu, grab Is a sSa6r Dergang'rt;
9alt! Oa muB | bod onfang'n,
MuB a guater 8uu tper'n,
Mia nit me1r unl's RalPn iAeer'n.
.Woas9 Du tpiIlft mi Beifaa flutf4ns
Dd, Du 2nusbpb, BAIT an Watiha!
SeHas! S tDonf rtimtura rauFn2
51au, bd LAB bult BOG Sanfn"
uGrpus, Gepper[! Mngft a Maberl9A
IS natiirli! Scr b0s @luIerl!"
Rru3itiirf'n! S1augi's ben Haufh!
g tounlt bonn guut'n 0orfdbtanfh!
g Mauf'n, g @dufn rnub I trei6'n!
Shau, bd mub bdlfs 8uiferfrt 'bleib'n.
.Reierl, Oeanbl2 WelH a Cuff
sSefIas ma! On bdb / = 6ubtl
8 Du nein! Mis i's uu9 rnahs,
e guat iper'n is a ihtptne Su9s!
ga, 70 bteiB |, tpis i mar:
@riieb emf! Gerpus! prpft Neujubrl
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cine febr f9mude parabeuniform boz
ben, iinb nit Dem Wdn5elbinterlaoer
betpaffnet, ben auh bas Snfanteriez
corps fiibrt. Dte sdsertruppe 1T nit
bem Mdnaelituben beipaffnet uno Die
Gabalerie fiibrt @Gbel unb HeDolper.
Ote dltere, aunftmdbise 8erfaiIung
Der prager 8iirgerlpebr tpalroe I'm
Sabre 1882 bur9 eine borberri4enb
urilitGrii9e OrgantI Iation perbrdnst
unb an StelIe Der friiberen Shiibens
meiFer trat elm Sfficiercorps. gu
8eginn bieies sabrbunoerts ipurbe Elm
biirgerlt9es @renabierz lino in ben
pier3iger Sabren elm Snfunteriebatailz
Ion aegrinbet, bic 0rasonerescaoron
bereiniste iib i'm Sabre 1919 nit ben
99arfI9iiben, pelhe Wdn5elgepe1re
fiibren. Die Snfanterie, tpel4e in
dbnli9er gefdlliser Weiie abiuitirt TT
tpie bas 8iirgereorps bon Wels Gn
Ober0iterreid), lit eleih ben @rena=
oieren NIT Wernblbinterlabern ausge<
riiFet. Die 0renaoiere glei9en i'm
@dnitt Der Uniform ben abgebiloeten
@rdaer @renabieren, trasen ieooh
fhtpar5e HDde nit sslben 9ufiAldgen
nnb blaue 8eintleiber NIT gelben 8orz
ben. Das Welier 8iirsercorps tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1880 gesriinbet lnb adhlt
5tpei gompasnien. Sn Obernoorf an
Der @alsa4 tim Sal5bursiIaen) be-
itebt cine Sdifferi4iibengaroe. Sn
MGbren babeH SlmiiB, Rremiter,
3naim 8iirsertpsbren; bas biirserliae
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in bier gompagnien eingttbeilte giir=
aermilis, grDBteutbeils nit gensbrsn
bepaffnet, glsiHmdBig setleiDet auf.
Die llnifornlen iparen gelb NIT innurz
3en, roih nit peiBen, ipeiB nit gelben
unb rotb NIT gelben Dorben, SIN
sssabre 1865 bsit1nbtn bereits dcbt
Gpmpagniels NIT ei1en etgtnen Jreis
fmiibenecrps. Sn Drag frngtn bus
mails bie@Giibal 9tSdt IN btrooffdrbs
it'll boppelten NexmtIn. cut einenl bers
feI6en eine 3ip0N 4fsiis 5aItsnbe 6anb
au}otnd6t, uub qairousnfdf6 6tn. auf
b<feu stn beam a<ilidt ppar. Gias
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Cine $ a mb feHe

gidter: .Mngeflaste! Sic 9abem ben
Sdngtber, 9ernt Geberl, aug bem par=
terrefemIfer Der Mirtbf4aft, IN der sic
biensn, binausgetporfem ="
aellnerirp: rSeg'n g, 5err Mi9ter,
bDs mar 10: s. bub' grab aufs' 'rdnmt
lrdo - ba fs er mir bait urlter bic
6GnS fommer!"
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8ebenfIin. BeIaH: sd
mDAte germ ben 9ausberrn 1prehsn!
Dienf1ndbhen sSebr apohl,
meiu 9err, iA pepbe fOfort Die Wiobuz
me rufen."
Oarunl. Bualerliiinge !:
,,Woata, purum iinb benn bic SLID
itumm2" Bauer: v0d, toann's
plauIh'n ipollt'n fam ibae 3 WaiIer
in's MauI il1rb nuher f0nnten fe's
crit rsht nit.
3ueltg Derbunben. Sic:
Sd fiebe niht ben paffns: r8is per
sob Sud trennt1 IN Der araualAss
g<remonis." Gr: vWarunl 6enr
niht, meins lieb<91 @ie: yMir
finb bod tsint iidmeiiiaeu 3spiIinss!1
paffxnbs @sIsllf4dft.
q: $50 babs geb0rt, baB Sir ntll>
Fi@ HI sybreIn oisft cine @sburtsta8Ss
@efeu{&dfI 4oiten. M}tr 1por NIleS
bar @ .8pa 4ty3ie unb eillt
- y ~
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Gin g 4laufopf.

Werfdufer: Die Dbenbeurben foffen
alio pro Dnbenb 60 Murt, pro5ebem~
ben gratis
Rltnbe: u6m, bd nnnden Sic mir
al1o atD0F - prDbsbensbeu!"
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HSub, tu9 VttlC Otu9.
yMber, mas bait DUP -
rNihts!1
scyn biefem Mugenblide rauihts cine
Dame beran, bon urrb majeitdtiIA unb
tlopfte NIT ibrem TGcher auf Settings
5hulter.
Diefer tpanbte fih un.
rNun, lieber 9err BON Selling -
bqben sic nm fernen Supan bic ih0ne
Site berlernt, alte 8efannte freunbs
iih 3l begriiBen2 lInO ih folIte bod
a1eirler, mir tpGren dlte BetGnnte, "
Elm f1altbaftes 2dheln un1pielte BEL
bie5en Worten ibren Nfunb ,ooer
fennen sic mid fpirfli1 uidt
anebr.
.,gr1pa fadn es bon Rurts 2ip1
pen tpit IN fpraAlofsr lIeberraIhung,
purDon. Grau BON
.Derring, iatpo6l! Gi, Sic huben
fh0n ON mid gebuht tpenn Sic fo@
gar fhon neineH &umen Dergefen bus
ben!1
,gS ijf Der Nnns ssybres 0emabls!S
dngte Curt anb sr felblt iDunberte fih
6driiber, bdb er bus Dbne gitierfeit
dprdh. Denn fsine GeOunfen tpuren
III biefem NugenbIide gar nidf mshr
Sci Ser Dor ibni itebetoen Grn1, oie
qetpiB, {m1ner nod mar ols bunals,
jouberr ff:: rem @benbilbe. bds BORT
8inden fab u1fb fim BON einen1 fur4ts
6ar blrnbtn nIbo fdben iitnBtn Germ
bie @p,lr 5atiben IieB.
@ik 6nk raal fplste leinsns @Iidt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02

Heavy, heavy" exclaimed Aaron.
zone time I totod your uncle all night
long lie was 16 year old and weighed
80 poun'"
THAT vas Uncle Crochet. who is
dead. said Buster John.
yes Folks named him Little Croft
chot." Aaron remarked
"That was ever so long ago, suggested
Sweetest Susan.
"Fiftoon year" said Aaron.
Meanwhile Buster John pretended 10 be
PLAYING with Aaron's left hand Finally
hc seized the thumb. bent IT back as far
ass Sd would 20. and made "a cross mark
on it Aaron playfully jcrkod mis- hand
away. hut Buster John caught d. again,
bent the thumb back. and again made
tho cross marx Apparently Aaron paid
no attention to this, for he failed 20 take
his hand away )ncc more and for the
third time. Buster John bent the thumb
back and madc tho cross mark. At once
Aaron put him gently aside and went
TO the door ana cl-scd &c. Then Pc turned
TO Buster John and said in Whisper
How come? Where you been; Who
told you2'
Buster John was so much surprised that
De hcsitatcd "a moment. and then began
To reply I'm n tone of voice somewhat
louder than usual.
"sh-sh, talk low" whispered Aaron
'Did somebody ten you 20 do that?'
"Nes." said Buster John.
Round anywhere by The SPRING.
Aaron was very cautious in putting Dis
questions. Apparently be wanted 20 make
himself perfectly sure.
yes" cried Sweetest Susan. "Thc
spring Is the gate You know"
"She. tOoy' asked Aaron, nodding his
head toward Druslila
COZ course, said Buster John.
81 dunncr how come I can't 60 whar
de- yuthors does" remarked Drusilla.
IAN right-all rightm exclaimed Aaron.
Then Dc counted them. "Onc-twO-threei
And now you've come TO me. What for?'
I'VE want to learn how TO talk with the
animals" said Buster John.
Aaron who had been f.owninc little.
seemed TO Dee relieved The frown disap-
peared
"Oho." he cried "s that an2 'Taint
much. yet it's a heap You1l hear lots
of sassy talk. Sometimes. maybe youll
have 90 stop up your cars"
eve won't mind that" remarked Bus-
ter John.
Maybe nos" said Aaron THEN he
went so q large wooden chest that sat
in the corner. unlocked f.. and presently
brought forth a bundle of red cloth This
Doc placed ON The floor and sat beside 80.
m0tioning the children % sit on the floor
I'm q circle around the bundle. ana UNI
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no BE Continued
GrvnaAl GEoncr roeErs CLARK.
The Greatest Man, Jefferson Excepted
Ever Born i'm Albemarie County.

The Greatest Man, Jefferson Excepted,
Ever Born i'm Aibemarle County.
A book has Just appeared which should
be- of great interest TO all Nirsinians' ana
especially 10 the people OF Albemarle.
Ii ia the life OF George Rogers Clark ia
two volumes, by the distinguished VIII
liam II. English, president OF the Histori-
cal Society OF Indiana. and in 1850 can
didate for the Vice-Presidency an the
Hancock and English ticket.
IL is the fullest and best life or General
Clark which has ever been written. Mr..
English. a gentleman OF leisure and cul-
ture and wealth, has spared neither time
nor money in prosecuting his congenal
work which was evidently 20 him a la
bor OF love. Il is wonderful 20 see what
treasurers Of original material Mr.. En-
rlish has gathered together. sparing mel
Their Mains nor expense in procuring lhem
The Great Expedition Of Clark for the
Conquest OF the Northwest was begun
In l7lS with The cordial approval and ac-
tive cO-operatiOn Of Patrick Henry, then
Governor Of Virginia, and Was in the start
fostered and encouraged by George
Wvthe George Mason. and Thomas JEFF
ferson, three Of the leading members OF
the Virginia Legislature.
Among the rich stores or original ma
tcrial IN the hdhuS OF MI i-HbHHn - lHr
original Letter OF Instructions given by
Governor Henry TO Clark upon his leav-
ing Williamsburg to prosecute his great
enterprise and also the original letter OF
Wvthe, Mason and jefferson, then adj
dressed to Clark, promising their influence
with the Virginia Legislature TO secure a
grant Of 800 acres OF the conquered land
60 every volunteer enltsung ia Clafk's
command. BESIDES these letters % such
great historical value, Mr.. English has
callsctsd n xzs8 staxA Of akhar original
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go dar. not fer money. Amt I done see
'im jump on q nigger man am TAR de
Cl0ze omn Jim? Uh-un-yOu don't kctch
me up dar."
Little Massey VIII go with me- re-
marked Aaron. Then Doc pointed TO Dru-
silla. you 30 or stay, but look out.
10 talk"
.IIl set on dc fence am see dc boss eat
'cm up.' suggested DrusIila, by way Of
compromise.
"Sheu go il 7 do" said Sweetest Susan.
"Nou mus not De aswine, dem" was
Drusiiia s. comment
Aaron looked at the girl SO severely
that she shrank back
Don't MIND D.usilla." said Sweetest
So 'Sho doe1at mean anything she
says. except wheu SHE asks Tor something
20 cat.'
After dinner wc'u 90 20 see Timoleon
II Doe seems like he's in good humor"
Aaron explained well hrine him out. Is
he has been freezing Wen let him stay "
Tnis was perfectly satisfactory 10 the
children, especially 10 Buster John
They went TO play, but they only pre-
tended TO play. An they could DO was 90
discuss what they had already seen and
heard and what they hoped 90 see and
hear. Time seemed 10 pass very slowly
They sat down and talked. and then
walked about and talked. but still lt was
not dinner time. They would have become
very impatient indeed had not Buster
John CHANGED 10 hear the big gray roos-
ter can out 10 the yellow hen:
run. run. run. Here's a bug,"
The yellow hen went running. but just
as she reached The gray rooster he turned
and walked away with great dignity. say
ing. Come on. let's go. come on"
81 might have known it.' complained
the yellow hen. ''y0u are like am the rest
OF the ROSTERS. A respectable hen cant
depend on anything you say"
come on. come on.' said the big gray
rooster strutung along. 'I was just try
ing 20 get YOU away from that oue-eyad
dominicker Hes not fit company for
you 10 associate with
"HOity-toityl' cried the yellow hen
and didn't I see YOU this morning
scratching your toes off for the Friesland
pullet2"
Buster John and Sweetest Susan laugh
ed heartily at this. but Drusilla was very
serious.
81 dunno which de wuss." she cried
chickens er folks"
After that time no longer hung heavy
on the children's hands. When the din
ner bell rang Buster John and Sweetest
Susan were on hand promptly with their
faces washed and their hair comhed They
were so anxious 20 get through their din
ner that they ate rapidly. and this at
tracted the attention of their mother. who
wanted 20 know what they had been do-
ing TO make them so hungry. The only
satisfaction she gOt was request "a
please ma'am. make haste and have
some dinner fixed for Drusiiia."
This was very soon done. and In little
while the children were ready TO go with
Aaron 10 see Timoleon