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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-04-22
Fatal Nfine Explosion.

DURHAM, April 14.S-An explosion
has taken place In colliery at Will,
ington ne ar this , Mce. Eight miners
arc known TO have been killed and It
Is believed eighteen persons in all will
lose their lives through the dix ..ster.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-04-22
Lot .us Suppose, a CASE. /.

The en- monometallists high and low!
treat free silver coinage as If it were Z.
new thing never heard Of before, a rad
ica' scheme to disturb values, impair
contracts and repudiate one.halfof all
honest debts, q semianarchical attack y
on the rich, cunning &proposition to I
rob creditors for the purpose of reliev.
ing debtors. The answer to this ID that It
the free silver coinage GAUGE is not to /
mako q new and cheap metal money.
put to restore an old one. It is not a (
proposition to defraud the creditor. but
one to protect the debtor from boinps
defrauded. 1t is not a scheme to in.S3
troduce something hitherto 4unkaown
ana nntried, but to go back to 3 ONE. Il
thing we'll kno wn and tried which was {
surreptitiously taken from the Z people, I
twenty-five years ago, Free liver !,
coinage was a right of,the people from
the beginning of the government 1
down to 1873, when it was taken from
them BY q measure as revolutionary.
radical and contiscatory as it was cur, s.
ming, and the demand OF the Speo opls9
now ls nothing more than that this#
unjust measure be repealed and the
subject of coinage put back where It
was in 1878, Suppose says the 81
Louis -to 'll Post Dispatch, !, the act of 1873
suspendtng the free coinage OF silver
had never been passed. N Would the
country be worse off than it is no IN
There is not a reputable banker or Il
nancler in the land whose opinionis
Worth listening to who Will assert it. \
80 far from it, the country would be-
lImmeasurably better Off than it ia to,s 4:
day. Silver, instead of having a mar
ket value of 81 cents an ounce, would 4
be worth $1.29 an ounce; the mines Of 81
the mountain states would be- the cen
tre OF thriving industries; the popula.
lions OF those states would be thrice as
great as they are this day; wheat,
corn, cattle. hogs, horses, wool and <
cotton would be q third to ]. a half
higher in price; farms would be- worth
twice as much; farmers would be-
prosperous, and their larger capacity.
for consumption would make mining
am and manufacturing moro productive. &
Inc country would be full tof money 4
mot inflated" and ..cheap money
but first rate ultimate money, red en- b..
ton money, United States money. L
gold and silver coin, with the option TO .
the debtor Of using either or both in; /
the discharge OF his obligations The
higher price ofiall products Of labor
for the period of twenty years would
have discharged the national debt, tho 4
state debts and all county, municipal 4
and district debt, Til, govern ulent y
would be spared the humiliation it Is
subjected to at the hands Of the In oniiey
lenders, and instead of needing to- boff.s;:i;
row 800, 0U0, 900. it would ibe cOnsid der.SSi;
Ing how to get rid of a surplus oflhalfs
that amount Times and Democrat $5
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-04-22
.Fl,llIro .YY6risa 1sx,niodo.

5s5 CHfoA do, April 1b One ..of thla
main buildings Of OF icago Fire svg orIsss
Company at j. 4 Gross Point, 4 fo9Ftes
miles North q, this 6itY. blew up this
morning rl1yo h resulting in tho death Soff two
employees and the serious injury Of
81 MOI y he 81 cad are 81 N ichol olaIs
.Boree ~ An Mo Bore ee (. The cause 81
y the explosion is rot known, but it is
supposed to have sbeeis caused by some
grains of po,wder being ignited 66y con-
ersston \ y, q the maj htnery used is nalfs
ing fire sgof q
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-04-22

tons be worthf If you gathered it all
IN your bosom and walked up with it
TO heavens gate, it would not purchase
your admission, or If allowed to enter
lt could not buy you crown or q robo,
stNi ana the poorest saint in heaven would
1908 !, down at you and say, "Where
o1a u1i that pauper como from7'' May we
al have treasures in heaven.' Amen
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-04-22

US aRsHa t ia an being mad in \
y washing s ton to enlist so Dung ni8ri foYSS
sery ics sinz Cnh nha n ID uh1 lses al 8
.sfaasi on Is 30 aud t ii
pspt toy IBe'y leave
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-04-22

her meat III the summer and gathereth
her food in the harvest" I,
Now, there are two ways of laying
up money. One Of these is to put It
in stock and deposit it in bank and in
vest it on bond and mortgage. The
other way to lay up money is giving
it away. He is the safest who makes
both of these investments. There are
in this house men who If they lose
every. dollar they have in tho world
would be millionaires for eternity.
They made the spiritual Investment,
but the man who devotes mono of his
gains to the cause of Christ and looks
only for his own comfort and luxury
is not safe, | care not how the money
is invested. He acts as the rose If It
should say, II will hold nv breath.
and mono shall have snatch of fra
grance from me until next week then
will set all the garden afloat with
my aroma" OF course the rose. re.
fusing to breathe, died But above all
lay up treasures in heaven. They
never depreciate in value. They nov
or are at a discount. They are always
available. You may feel safe now
with your 81 200 or So, 600 or s1O, 600 or y
$50, 900 income, but what viii such an an
income be worth after you are dead
Others will got it. Perhaps some Of
them will quarrel about it before YOU
are buried. They will be so impatient
to get hold Of the will they will think
you should be buried one day sooner
than you arc buried They will he
right glad when you are dead. They
are only waiting for you to die. What
then will all your earthly accumula
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
Die SSrmoernttf6erei.

gu ben tuo6lI9medenbiten 8etpo6s
nern Der an Sti9en rei9eH Office ges
Bort Die 5lunber, beren Sang. Cube
reitung unb 8erIano in Sablreicben
OOrfern an ben llfern bieIes beutz
I6en 9innenmeeres bic Sauptinous
itris bilbet. 2lls .Spidflunoer" ipiro
bteIer PlattfiI9 tpett in bas 8innenz
lamb peri9tdt unb bringt ais ges
fhGste 9elicatefie iiberda CUTE Yretie.
9ie gebrGuhli9e 9(rt oes Sanses iit
bic mittels ausgelegter Nebe, ba Der
beutf9e SitieeitranO gum erDBten
Sbeile fla6 uno fanoig iit; bic MIR 8
bis 13 3oll eintau9enben S9tffs
tOnnen besbalb bequem in Der 8rdnz
oung lanoen unb an ben Stranb ees
5p9en tperoen. Oort lit Rdum genug
fir bic oft meilenlangen gluslegenebe,
beren glusbretten. Geinigen unb 3uz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
luslaufenbes es 80 0 t.

fummenIdisben in engen SafsnplGben
G9pierigteiten bereiten ipiiroe. Oie
betannteiten Ssii4erpIdbe fir OieIe
Irt bes Sangesiinb 9lblbed unb Miss
brop. Wenn bic Slider gum Sang
auf bic See binausfdbren, lagern am
@obcn aufseiGofen Ger 8eibe mad
etpa breiBig bis OierSig HeBe, Icipis
cine gln5abl BON tletnen 6laggen, tpels
@e fpGterbin, ausgenorfen, bic Gage
Der ausgelegten S9niirs tennaei6nen.
guBeroem befinoen iidb etipa Elm Dill
bsno SanbiGde ais 9alldIt dn Sprb.
Sas @roBiegel iit gebeiBt unb ettpas
auf9etopt, pGbreno bic fleine Stags
fod fertig gum @ebraucb am @or=
iteben tlar liegt. Die Geute iteigen
nun. nit mG4tieen @aiieritiefeln pers
ieben, in bic niebere 8rdnoung unb
f4ieben oas Sabr5eu9 unter 8iemlis
dem &raftaufpdnb bonn Sanbe db.
SobuIo baHelbe frei lit. ipringen Die
Slider binein. Gin paar NuoerIblGge
befDrbern oas Boot bur1 bic 8rans
oungsluellen. Die Stagfod tpiro eez
bei5t, unb bal0 isgelt bas Boot in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
gtusIeeeu Der q sbe.

tieTersm Baher Der Sangitelle at.
Gttpo spsi Bis brei Seemeilen bonn
2anoe piro Salt gemaft, unb bic Sss
gel iperoen Bis auf einen Sbeil oes
GrpBieeels nieOersebolt. Die 2lrbeit
Oss ReBsauslegens besinnt. BON ben
bier SSiiC9ern, pel9e gum OienIt gebOs
rem, greift Der eins gu ben Rubern unb
beipegt bas Sabroeug lansIam pors
pdrts. 3pei Der 2eute lqFen nun bic
HeBe, ruelde an Der oberen S9nur nit
S6iuimmsrn, on Der unteren nit tleiz
nen 9leiItiiden perIebeH iiub, bur9
ibre Singer na9 benz Sinterftepen su
in bas WaNer gleiten. pGbreno Der
pierte bic dufgeido1enen Rebe tlar
le9t unb ben beiben @ebilfen Surei9t.
Sebes Der NeBe, tpeltbe an chamber ges
fniipft perben, bat cine 2Gnge bon
etipa 100 gdrbs, 10 oaB bsim 9lusls>
gen ppn pier5ig Stiid Elm aftbarer
&uum nit 5anggerdtb perieben lit.
Sn eiutsen glbFGnben tperoen bic unz
ten nit einem ihiperen Stein an lans
ger 2eine bcfeIttgten Slasgen iiber
Sorb geipprfen, UNI bic Rihtung Der
geleeteu Rebe, fptpie ben BETTER Oers
isI6en an5u5eigsn. Rah etlpa einunbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
= undngenebme ReHom.

undngenebme Reuom.
NJ a &c. 9aft: p9ie Suppe iit bsrIalz
gen - Sbre &Dbin III iuo6l periiebt2~
= @irtb: nSeins Spur! Die ulte
S6udtel rsWummirt bios bamit!"
Gin iOnb.rbarer Be-
II Tiger. a.: rSu, Der bort bat
mid I'M 10000 Dollars ssbra9t!~ -
g.: r8ie lo2" = 81: .Gr bat mir
feline 5oater ridi gsgsben!" ,.---.
S6SFsS 9I6ternbtft.
Sp4tsr: .Nama, bes Nfiefpr bat iidh
nod ni6t ertlGrt!" = Dtutter: ,,9rber
bas iIt so6 pirtlid9 elm unperI4Gmt
berihdmter Meni4.% '''l '
= 9 9lim III. llnteroFficigr (3u
einem Sb!oaten, Der siuen &nrpf am
8Od utrInren);p.S6 CLAUDE gar. ber
Dienfa .trdst ,ii9 NIT @briiItun9Sse>
odnteH!"
,i--,agtu ssrh ema 8 oritsga men.
A.. 8tr' babeR berIhiebens RaHen
ben Diloi1tpsinen! gs si@ mQaris
fae. polnifhe sIIdFer 9tufen II. (. ~!
ar mas erteHnen sic nun bicie pera
i4ieoenen 9trten, Serr @bjuntt2" =
Nm : um Dialect, SeEr TOritmsis
Itsr!" .. ..tn IN
-3uriidgt9eben Srau (i6s
rem bon Der Sneipe beingetsaAer
gtdnne eine 9arbinenprebigt balteno):
- Surs i9 beereife nibt, fpie 0u tpse
gen elmer bummsn 9neipgeIeIIbdft
Seinen I90neu S9taf Bis IL ODER COR
1 llbr opfsrn taanit! = Wann: limb
i'd begreife nod tueniser, fpie Du lpez
gen elmer bumnsn 9aroiRenprebiat
9einen fd6ntn S6ldf uno obsnbreiu
meinen bis 2 pb.r gut 8 1lbr ppfern
tannii, .sAal' Ia"7 II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
Sill 9rdu6 6eret.

pief trGftigeres aroma, als beim 9es
brau9 bon onbersn Sol3arten. Hd9
gt6tauf BON bier Stuuben probt Der
&1uGerer bic Slide, oh lie in 5arbs
unb Woblgei9nrad gut geratben linb.
SIT bic Yrobs na9 Muui9 ousgefalz
len, 10 ipiro bic 8dmmertbiir ge0ffnet
unb bas Seuer our9 Wohsr gel6I9t.
Rad 4btiiblung oss SFsns rperDeH
enSiib bic 6llInbern berdussenommsn
unO ben betreifenoen 8eiibern ausse4
bGnoist. .e ..-.. rg,
Ginsslre Edu9ersisn arbeiten ou9
fir ben 8erIdrb auf eigsne Re6nung.
Die fertigeu Slide tpmmcn alsbann
in ben Yadraunt, lpoielbit lie Iortirt
unb auf grOBe Slide Der 9cibe naa
oufgeI9iht,t iperben. Da bic 9ers
podung ieIbit nit grDBter Saubertett
uno llmiidt por iih geben mub. 70 ers
forOert iie nirAt geringe Sorefult uno
lle6ung unb piro 'mtiit BON Dem Snz
baber Der RGu6erei ielbIt bsiorgt.
Gin poer Stpei Wann rsiGhen babel
osm Bader INNER js bier Stiid sSluns
bern 81, rOel6sr Iie iorsfdltig. pbne lie
gu 9rijden pber au perleben. in Die be-
reitItebsnben S9iIten reibenpeiie IeGt.
Gin nieIeu beiesIsgter 3ettel 5sigt bic
9ln3aHl Der psrpddtsn Slide an. Der
0eriouo gsY6isGt mitt2t5 GilpoIt, 10
bdB bic Qbeno3 eerGuherte iyluHosr
it5cn om nCcFtn 3or,,i'iaos in ben
%erlir,- Diartt1ansn Der.aui. ipegoen
tdrr. ,..#
Sur @oSeseit If Die GpiaiIunber
feiIbietenoc 5rau cine GrI9einung,
Delde man auf G9ritt uuo Sritt ans
triTft. Ntit Der aglcig6rauuen 9aIt
treb;n bic iSiId3ipeiber obu' llnterIaB
BON Saus Su 0aus uno MAIDEN CUTE
9eTdtGTtt. oo 9absgGIte bstanRtlt8
tinen gang anUrmalsu Nppetit ensI
gidsln uRS aud bi. glrt Der RIu%ss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

Sang gut, 10 fra6belt un0 Sappelt eS
balo i'm 8pOte opn ben 9rau6raunen
PlattfiIdsn, baB es eine Cuff 1T, unO
fblper belaben rauIdbt ba5 Sabr3eug
Baimpdrts.
SIT Der Sang ergiebig gcipeien, 10
peroen iofort mad bem 9luIlaufen oes
8pptes am ufer bic Nebe idmmt ben
Sappelnben5lunbern geborgen. Srauen
uno &inber ellen berbei, I'M iidb beim
Gntipirren Der Slide aus ben Waz
i6en gu betbetligen. Die Hebe pernen
an niebere Stiibitangsn gebdngt unb
forgiam abgepidelt. Sir bic gefanz
genen Slunbern iteben &Drbe bereit,
Suglei9 aud 8ebdlter fir ettpaige
iuertbpplle Steinbutten, pel9e bGufig
nit ben SlunOern suIammen 5ieben.
Hd4bem Der Sang seborsen lit.
iperoen bic Nebe Iau6er BON dllem
S9lamm, Sang unb bsrglei6eu gez
reinigt uno gum Srodnen an ben porz
lin eripdbnten 9eriiite aufsebGngt,
I'M am anOeren Sage tuieoer aufges
ihoiien gu iperben unb bereit au
neuem Sunge gu liesen. Sbren tuub=
rem Dertb erbdlt Die Slunoer erit
bur3 Rdu6erung, unb na9oem lie
bieIen DrocsB bur9gema9t bat, tpirb
iie an Der OitIee Spidflunber ges
nannt. Die llmpanblung Der Sluns
Ter in bic Spidflunber gsi9iebt in Der
&Gudertammer. Gs lit biss Elm gez
mauerter Raum bon etipa 6 SUB
&reite, 10 SUB SieFe uno 10 bis IL
SUB SDbe. Sm Snnern berielbea be-
finben ii4 in bic @dnbe einselafene
SproFen, tpie an elmer 2eiter, ipel6e
sur Stiibe ppn Stdben bieren. auf be-
nen bic Slide geipiebt fino.
@inige an ben Seiten Der &ammer
aneebracbte Slappeu laFen, Iobdlo iie
ge5ogsn iperoen, ben Rdu9 euttpei6en
unb Oienen aud paou, Die Slide in ibz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

Gs siebt aud cine 9tnaabl bon
@ourmets. lpel9e bic Ditterungspera
bGltniFe bere9nenO, auf bic Site unb
namentli9 Srii9e Der Wuure SaIiez
benb, nur bann taufen. penn ibneH
bieIe 8eoinsungen siinitig eri4einen.
8ei Itiirmiidem Detter pagen Die ST.
i9er ni9t. bic Rebe ein3ubolen. Die
in ben Wtai9en itedenoen Slunbern
sdppeln ii1 gu Spbe unb fommen
bann nu9 einigen Sagen erit, in ni9t
mebr gang fsiidem 3uitanbe. un ben
Stranb uno in bic Rdu9erejeu. Denn
au9 Der geipObniicbe Sterblihe teinen
sroben 11nteri9ieO finben tpirb, Der
Gourmet i9medt i'm ii6er beraus.
9tm beitsn befrieOigt Der Slid, ptnn
er, bsi tiiblem Wetter unb rubiger
See gefansen, fpfort Der gdudersi
ii6ertpieIen ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
IlmiTter b. Gju3lcr.

DIS Na9Tolger bes @ererdls 8ronz
fart b. @6clsnborf, beFen Riidtritt
i'm Sns unb gluslanbe bere9ttgtes
9lufieben errest bat. 1T General
2ieutenant Seinrih Dilbelm Wiartin
b. 9obIer, ,tpel6sr bisber GommanOeur
Der srobhersoglih beIiiI4en (25. Diz
piIioD mar, gum preubiI9en &riegss
miniiter ernannt fporoen. Ser neue
MiniIter 1T am 20. September 1841
gu DeiBenfels sebpren. @r trat ua9
Ibfolpirung bes 9pmnaiiums gu SOz
nigsberg /. pr. i'm Sabre 1860 in bas
1. SSnfunteriesR sReeiment, Reute Grena=
biersRe9iment aOnig Srieori6 LII q.
SftpreubiI9es) Ro. l ein. @r madte
ben Muinfelb5us. iotpie ben beutidz
fruns0iI6en &rieg nit unp ipurbe bei
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

rem StaOien b.r RGu9erung gu priiz
fen. Aeuberli9 unteri9eioet ii9 Elm
oerartises Snititut nibt piel bon ans
oeren !SGuIern, nur bab eintge grOBere
S6ornIteine unb oide 2au9ab3iige
etipas QlbIonberti9es perratben. Sds
SsSnnere bes Sebdubes tbeilt iib in bic
&Gume fir bic RGu9srfammsrn uno
bieieni9en fiirs GinIal3en, 5rpdneH
uno 9erpaden. Sc nacb Der Grgiebigz
teit oes Sanses I9leppen nun Die ST.
I9er i6ge 8eute aus9elpeioet uno ges
rsinist beran. Die 4nsatl Der oem
Gdu9erer iiberpieIenen Slide ipirO
auf elmer Sdfel notirt. Ilsbann toms
men bic 6lunoern duf Elm bis 5lpei
Stunben in ben Sal5botti9, um bdr=
auf duf etpa 8 SUB lanse StG6e gez
rsibt unb an @eriiiten gum g6laufen
aufgebGngt gu lperosn. gta1 oieier
Proceour iperben bic StGbs nit ben
aufgereibten Sii9en in bic Rdut9ers
hammer 5ipiIaen ben Sprohen befez
itiet. Damn piro bellies Sol5feuer
angefd9t, tpeldes etpa 5tpei Stunoen
lang nit gutem 3use bremen muB.
9anaa aufgeporfene Sol5toble
bdmpft bic lobernben 5lammeu, Die
3ustldppen tperben eeidlpFen. uno
bic eigentlibe SurdrGu9erung Der
Slide gebt in Der 3eitbduer Don ungez
fGbr bier Stunben por ith. Sn Iblz
bed ipirb ausi6lieBli9 nur Gt9enbol3
gum 9Gu6srn peripenbet. Oie bora
tiqe Spidflunber betuntmt babur9 elm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

SGns entlodt. 9sr Gsiang II. dbenbs
lGnoiI6en Sbren iebr unipmpatbti9 =;
tie Stimme ndielt I'm bD6iten Sdlz
iett. unb bic 9eiang5peiIe 1T 10
fali6, oaB iie ielbit Der 9arIteaerin
sulpeilen S6rdnen erprebt. gln bic
MuIit oes Samiien jebo6 gepDbnt
man ii9, pbtpobl iie re9t ionOerbar
unb unbesreiflih lit. Sin getpObnltz
9ss japanii6es Or9eiter beitebt aus
sinem SamiIen, einem tleineren Sas
mtlen, Der japanii6sn nit benz 8ogen
9eIpielten 9ioline unb einsm Soto.
elmer 9lrt LANCER bretSebniaitiser
Sarfs. an Der bic Stege tpdbrenb bes
Spieles aufs unb ab9ei9oben iperben.
Die 5Gnserin legt in tbre pas Iebr
ipenig &nmutb; ibre raf6en aOrperz
ipenbungen erinneru eber an bas
,Re9ts tebrt Sud" elmer Srbonnana
als an bic iGuebenbe 9rebung elmer
SorDpbGe. 9fis S9ritte tperDen uuf
Der gan5en Subioble aus9efiibrt unb
bic 3eben tommen taum mebr in Ics
tion als beim 9eben.
9lu9 lit Der SunS, ben mir in Sbee@
bGuiern bepbd6ten, feinssiue9s etne
2etitung BON &raft uno Setpegli4teit.
sepaart nit bollenoeter 4nmutb. Sens
nod bat bic idpanii9e SGnserin in
bem Wieaen bes SDrpers, in ben
i9langenartisen 8eipegun9en oer
Sdnbe unb Siibe, belonbers aber in
ibrer pantomimiItii9en @ei9idli4teit'
etne unerI9Spflibe Quslle Der Obs
ipe6slung. glu9 eine tpunoerbare 8es
ipeglt9teit ipirO unaus9eIeBt bur9
llebung gepflegt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

s:n9aIbfiinoiser 2trbs;t Ieg:ln Die Gis
Ider, perIrGusno ouf bic sutniii9iss
9imrltsit ber Glunoern. 9eim!rdrls.
Die gIsbe itsEc; nun in elmer IieFe
rpm 90 Bis so sur. llnteu ON 9ruuoe
bur6 bic 8laiitiids gcfdIten, cbea
bur1 Die S9pimmc. getragc7, i'm
gSaIIer ouTrsd)t. Streift Elm 3u0
iTlunbern qnsr ain 8runSe Sor6;;, 10
bleibcn oieIelEen nit rsI Si:Ren ii
ben stlru slpei sou in @sot,tt m:Tsas
Cen GOi6eu fGngrn uno Yiuo gefuns
gen. 9lm anbereu Mprsen ellen Die
Slider tpi:bsr nit ibrsn 9potsn surI
Steqe. Die Seeel tperosn gGn,litb.
rieoergsbplt. Der nit ben Ruo,ru.
hdntirsnpe Wann itreid3t lanqIam bas.
3cct rGdtpGrts. ipGbrene bic iibrigen
Srci 9suts Die Eebe iiber, bea et6ters
iiepsn roriintie eintpIsu, SIT Osr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

Set6f bepuB t.9errSdReis
Der Gu einem Si9tsrlinG: Darum
ps9Ieln Sic etgentlid 70 oft Sbre
Dobnung, Serr Serel2 = Serr 5egsl:
Der, Stubt gum glerger! leberall. mo
i9 eelpobnt babe, ipirb iis emit @ebsnt=
tafelu anbrineen laTen miiNsn! 81.
- probat, : Sunger Wtann:
Sas mare allies f16n uro gut. lpenn
Iie nur ben eiren Sys9lsr nt6t hattie.
oaB lie i9ielt. = S6aosen: mas mols
len Sic msbr? Man iagt bod. bic 9tes
be iit bIinO, uno t:i SBneu iaislt lie
nur!
mas ptro IS :" baSu Ia
qen.-Rutter: 2ieTsl, bel Der Sante
1T bic glQcAt Elm tleiner Dub ansstunts
men! S6au btriiber uno frag', ipis,s
per Sants gebt! = 2ieiel: sou id
aud fragen, mics benz Srtst gcbt9
-abGetrumpft. G:gerl Gum
Ralcr): gBie betitett Ii4 oepn S9te
neueIte SuSelei? - WaIer: 9(ler1as
Der, ben QoroiIcbsp Snotcu blrahats
end. - 0igert: G3ie 'reit Fno ,5it
bern oamit? - MaIsr: Gsrtiq t;5 aNt
ben Snotsn; Gie lpGrnl Elm palienots
Mobell baSu.
-9erbeite 8ogel. Snfel:
,,Bie melt Ieio obr jebt in Der 9laturs
qeibihte?" - Steiner Reffe: n8ei ben
B6oeln!" - Snte:: SO! Wsl6er
@oeel gefGGt Dir benn ar beiten2"
- &l.intr Neffs: rGnte nit Samors
t,6FIn ,.HtF psi. lI- 's. .att - s'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

" is - - Ne " - ID - -
80rtb Idper unb bei Orleans tei9t
bernunbet. gla6 ldnssrem 6ront=
bienit purbe er als Maior in bas
8riegsminiIterium periebt uno i'm
sSuIi 1884 glbtbeilunss6ef i'm &riegsz
miniiferium, am 3. December 1885
SberItlieutenant uno am 4. sluguIt
1888 Oberit. 9(m %. Mdrs 1889 be=
traute i'm Der 8aiisr nit benz Cons
manbo bes 3. 9arbe=Regiments gu
SUB. nm ibn Idon sipei Sabre fpdtsr,
unier benz IA. Sebruur 1891. nit Der
Siibruns Der 43. Snfanteries8risabe
gu beauftrdgsn, beren Commando er
am 16. Mai besielben Sabrss erbieIt,
ipo5ei auglei6 feline 9ef0rbsruHs gum
@ensralmaior erfolste. 9lber bereits
einigs Monate ipdter. unter 5em 20.
October 1891, frat feline Snriidper=
febung ndb Berlin uno bic Grnenz
nung gum Director bes 9GGecmeinen
Griegsbepdrtements Elm. sSn oisler
Gigsni6oft mar @encraI b. 6oBler bis
gum 27. Sanuar 1895 tbGtis, iporauf
er, unter glei6seitiger &sf0rbsrung
gum 9enerallieutsnant, 5lzm GoWz
manbeur Der grobberspgi. beiFi6en
(25.) SiOiiion ernunnt purbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

beibeu Sanbsn, fdneGI unb iider, bic
flatternbe, nediidbe WelObie oes Rpnoo
GapriccipIO pieoer aufnabm -.
X
3pei Sage ipdter ialug ii4 &o6ert
nit Baron Obo auf SGbeI, - ben
Baron gu reiaen. bate ni4t eben f4per
gebalten. S6on na9 benz erIten Sang
!oar Robsrt taElpfunfGbig. Die 8ers
punbung mar teine ihpere, bod mubte
CT aat Do4en bas 8ett bitten. Oa
nabm er bann feline 3uflu4t nieSer gu
SAopenbauer 80.
Gr lit ieBt Elm febr bebeutenoer 8es
lebrter unb Matbilbe 1T cine piel be-
reibete Srau. 2lber ipeber Roberts
Srau mod bic Oes Baron ObO -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
9rciH SrewleiH.
gon .. SeruitUd.

Mut etnem anger grlIenerl
bd fasSen brei fretplein 5art.
8er pirb uns brutli9 minnen
uno uniern truna setuinneng
Ses rieten bic orei bart.
StiGl, itia, Itia!
Wer oogltn fdngen tpiq.
barf nit i'm laeublein rauI9en,
aoalbeib. Siltesunb. Siebil!
Mein pingerlin ion trasen,
nipan Elm ieger itolS,
Der birien fan uno jagen
oas e6erItpin in bdgen,
ben eblen birsS i'm boIS.
Still, fin, itia!
Wer ppglin fdngen piG,
barf nit i'm laeublein rauIden.
9loalbeiO, Stltegunb, Siehta!
Gins fauTberrn min i9 beioen
Der fon mein priebel Iein,
Der ipirb iein trutel tleioen
in pe9 unb FAINT uno Ietoen,
in i6arlad uno pfapein,
Gtiq, itia, tin!
@er ppglin fangen min,
oarf nit i'm laeublein rauI4en,
gtoaGbeio, 6iltegunp, Siebia!
8eiR taufberr Iou mid freisn
unb aud tein peibgenos5.
Elm ritter fuert nit reien,
nit gigen unO I9almeien
mi4 auf iein srapeni4lcss.
Still. itia, itiG!
Msr poslin fansen min,
bari nit i'm ldeublein rauIden,
GoolEetb, Siltesuno, Siebia!
Bon bann.n fiber ipi9en
Der iare neunmal bier,
bd iasSen bel ben iie6en
Die preie masetlibsn
ppl fuer bes ipitels tuer.
StiGl, itiG, itiG!
Wer ppglin fdngen min,
bdrf nit i'm laeublsin rdui6en,
9tbulhsib, Siltesuno. SIsbia!
Gin tdter ungebuere
I'M I6os5e ieber I6lief,
uno iad bic apentuere
elm begen nod 10 fiere,
er i6lug Elm creuS - uno lief.
Still, itiG, itiG!
Wer ooglin faneen ipia.
oarf nit i'm laeublein rdui4en,
9tbalbeib, Siltssunp, Siebil!
Mer bat bds lieb eeiungen?
Sin muend 5u Spberlu.
Den mdiben alt uno iungen
bon bp9pdrt gar betipungen
ruft er iparHunge gu:
StilI, itiGl, itia!
Wer poglin fangen pia,
bari nit i'm lueubIein rauIhen,
4oalbeib, !9iltesuno. Siebia!
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-06-25
THE CALL.

Gomez said a voice to a poet, as he sought an
elusive rhyme, +
One night when the world was sleeping in the
heart of the sweet May time.
'.oh, how can Gomez he answered. Let me
alone, Ipray,
For the verse which / now am weaving the
hearts Of men will sway
Comet said the voice to a statesman, as he
stood in the senate hall,
And men moved on at his bidding like troops
at bugle call 81
How can Gomez he answered. 'sMy sun at
its zenith stands;
Before it sets forever my name shall be known
in the lands.
Gomez" said the voice to a mother, with her
children at her knee,
Dreaming how safe and happy their life by her
side should be-
''Oh I cannot come, she answered. II pray
. to you, let me stay
For how can leave my darlings to wander far
away?''
No other word was spoken, but the poet left
his pen.
The statesman S name was heard no more upon
the lips of men, &
And the children found no mother, though they
called with sobbing breath,
For the voice which spoke all must oDey-it
was the voice of Death!
Duluth NeaCs Tribune.