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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
sInVin Wants n Fight.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Frank Slavin, the
pugil.st, arrived from England to-day on
the steamer Paris. Slavin comes TO get
on a fight with Peter Maher. and If he IS
successful with the Irishman he viii so
sfter the present champion. Bob" Fitz-
simmons. Slavin has been in the saloon
business in England for the last year or
SO. During that time Peter Jackson and
linn Hall have whipped him; the former
I'm ten. and the latter in seven rounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
rx,.r.,ye Cotton-NIns burned.

CHESTER. PA. May 9.-The extensive
cottoD-mnis OF Samuel Riddles Sons, at
Glen Riddle were destroyed by FIRE this
morning. involving loss OF Sl5OWo on
which there was insurance amounting 10
sto7 Oo0. The mills were built IN lSlo, but
since had been greatly enlarged. -Four
hundred hands are thrown OUT OF en-
nloyment by the fire. tho origin OF which
Is unknown. The plant VIII be rebuilt
os nuicl,ly as possible.
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TO MAsHINGTON.
,..,,,u,, Trim Probably Successful.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Conirmatory
advices have been received mere OF the
arrival OF the steamer Bermuda on tne
coast of Honduras, but nothing Is Sald
I'm the cablesram as TO Whethet she sue
ceeded in landing her arms ana ainmuni-
tion. as well as the seventy men VINO were
aboard OF her. when she teit Jacksonville
two weeks ago. 1t is believed however
that the object Of the voyage was accom-
plshed. for she could olneI"lae nave
r,s.lta1 Tr1xillo ~ Puerto Cortez a week
earlier than she did.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Commoiore j.
A. Howell has been detached from the
command OF the Washington navy-yard,
and detailed as president OF the Naval
Examining Board.
Chief-Englneer c.. j. McCary mas beeh
discharged from treatment az the Ne"
York Naval Hospital, ana ordered Delore
a retiring board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
rrinI OF the HrookIyn.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. May 9-The
new government cruiser Brooklyn lelt
Cramps ship-yard at 7:lJ o'clock THIS
morning for her private builders trial
She will proceed slowly down the Dela-
ware river and bay, and anchor Sunday
nlpht inside the breakwater. Monday she
will have her trial at sea OF the Delaware
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
nIEH 4 OLNTTRY Old.

tt EIt s. tI.N I lltl OlllJ.
The Army ana Navy Journal a few
yurs aeo. in compliance with frequent
ff,luosts printed % most interesting his
n .1ry of the formation and career Of the
ID e'ety of tle Cincinnati. In this his
b. tha Journal says.
q "It Uas originally constituted by con-
nlIH OF the Continental officers Of the
Il uuan Revolution, In their canton
u.s ou the Hudson river. near New
~ HI-or. on May l3. l1S3. Each rcgl-
lut and staff corps OF the main Con-
i mental army sent representatives.. and
fa rouvenion was presided over by the
.I Maior-Gener0l Baron DE Steuben,
.t0r-Geucral The institution, which
v.- then adopted, and which has never
i ..n altered declared as follows:
I. having pleased the Supreme Governor
.c universe, I'm the O position of hu-
I affairs. TO cause the separation OF
Colonies of North America from the
domination OF Great Britain. and. after
bloody conflict OF eight wears. TO es-
20 them free independent and
sovereign States, connected by alliances,
.I.lDI ON reciprocal advantage. with
mt nf The great princes and Powers OF
earth.
.o r0rpetuate. therefore. as well
f.e remembrance of this vast
event. as thc mutual friendships Whlcl
|.'.N I"l IIiiA NilhANA Ntt' I.A "'.Nith
common danger. and. IN many instances
...rt.l ly the blood OF the parties, the
-f.rs of the American army do hereby
4. t.. most solemn manner, associate,
constitute. and combine themselves into
..e society 0f friends. TO endure as long
.s f... shall endure. or any or thtlr
male u0sterity, and IN failure
thereof tHe collateral branches who may
| te Judged worthy OF becoming us sup
T.. .f..r. or thc American army. hav-
in. u..l UErn from the cilHrhS on
America. possess Hch vcueratlOn for the
HIa.'tr 0f chat ulustrious Roman lh-
itl.n. Dlucinndlus ana behs re-
solved to ..W h.s example, nv return
'r. to their ..lenship. they think they
H.v with Dr.ICty dcnOminate them
|Df tHe Society of the Cincinnati
BASIS OF ITS ORGANIZATION.
. institution then went on 20 declare
.a following principles should form
ot The socicty-ViZ.:
'. amt attention TO preserve IN
exalted rights and liberties
nature for which they nave
l.eI. and without which the
'h 0I rational being Is a curse
h't iuH.
'. uHaHtUahln determination TO pro-
cherish between their respective
-..t union and national honor so
necessary Go their happiness
. future dignity Of the American
render permanent the cordial af-
fr among the officers.
spirit VIII dictate brotherly kind
I things. and Tuculary tN-
' i. OH. u..t substantial acts OF be-
according t0 the ability or tne
towards those officers and their
u... unfortunately may be
Oh. iy ot rec wing H.
convenience tle society was ar
r ru State societies, the general
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
GAVE ITS FUND TO CHARITY.


The Virginia Society very early deter
mined 20 dlsband and give its fund 10
some charity. Accordingly. about 1893,
Il appointed a committee 10 find the most
worthy object upon which 20 bestow It's
funds. The committee decided to donate
the funds, amounting to nearly $500. TO
washington Academy-slnce Washington
and Lee niversity-following the example
OF George Washington, who bestowed
upon this institution 5000 OF canal stock
granted him by the Legislature. II was
stipulated that there should be taught In
the school gunnery and ordnance. which
was accordingly done for a short time.
The school established a Cincinnati orator
and this was for a long time the hishest
honors a student could obtain.
The Legislature decided about ls5o' that
the fund was too small 10 carry on the
school Of gunnery and ordnance, ana ac-
cordingly passed an act granting the en-
clrnau fund, or a part az least, OF II, 10
the virginia Military Institute.
The last entry I'm the minute-booK Is
ono signed by Peter JOHNSON, grandfather
Of DR.. George Ben. Johnston, OF tnls city
consenHng for the society to the transfer
TO trustee Of Washington Academy or
all the books, records. and funds OF the
society. According, the Virginia Society
OF Cincinnati became extinct, and the TWO
great schools at Lexington were bene-
nted by the generous donation or us
funds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

Union. surrendering TO the new govern.
ernment only certain attributes Oh
vsre.ruty which were specifically emu
merated. To secure 10 the compact
States hesltaGng % enter. amendments
10 ths Constitution were proInlse1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

days. II was decided at this meeting 20
divide the Virginia Society into three
divisions on account OF the difficulty the
members had in attending. 1t is feared
that the records OF all the proceedings,
except those held IN Richmond. have
been destroy u. The records OF the pro-
ceedings at Richmond. Va, are contained
IN a quaint looking old book. which was
delivered for safekeeping 70 the Virginia
Historical Society. By the Hon. Il. W.
Leigh. about ISL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

we come 10 keep this. our annual memo-
rial. 10 offer cur tribute 20 the memory
OF the Confederate soldier; TO declare
anew that the grave Is not the end OF
his patriotic struggles, and 10 pass on
10 our children the inspiring story OF his
weu-tried valor and f0rtitude In the face
Of defeat. (Applause)
WHAT THIS SERVICE MEANS.
Under the flag Of the Old Republic.
surrounded by the graves of those who
died in an effort TO establish the New.
Ne have assembled. Amid such condi-
tious the question comes with trenchant
significance, what mean ye by this
service"
what mean we by this service? l an
evver. There are memories linked with
the men whose graves surround us
which as people. We cannot allow
20 die some one has said: Sing me a
rstion's song and I win tell the charac-
49,. ~ lis people" Tell me the memo
,ies thar a people love TO cherish, and
7 ,ynI declare whether from their loins
a race of heroes VIII ever spring Tell
me the memories which take deepest
boll unon their hearts. and | Will declare
how such a people VIII respond 10 the
calls OF patriotism. OF honor. and Of duty
ri,e permits but a bare alusion 70
Tho memories which we gratefully cele-
brote to-day. More than a generation
bas nassed since the war-clonds gath
orea-dread harbinsers OF the storm
uhirh followed. Unon a people living
almost pastoral lives, far from the
great centres Of thought and activity OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
TILE rrroRr At REVIVAL

Six or eight years ago an effort was
made by the Hon. James Aston Cabell
10 revive the Virginia Society, and 1t
must be said that Alr. Cabel and Mr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

~ WAsHrxGToy, May 9.-torecast
jllp for sunday:
I'M" For Virginia: Fair, continued
warm weather: the temperature
will rise above 20 degrees; westerly winds.
North Carolina and South Carolina:
Fair warmer weather in eastern portions;
southerIy winds.
The barometer has fallen rapidly in
the ST. Lawrence valley. New England,
the Middle Atlantic states. Tho tenn
nerature has risen decidedly from New
ENGLAND southwark TO Georgia, and il
ia slightly warmer in the remaining dis
trlcts east Of the Mississippi The wealth
or is clear tonight from the Mississippi
eastward to the Atlantic coast
The indications are that the weather
,,m continue generally fair and warm
sunday in the districts east Of the Mis-
slssippI
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y on The American coast

French navy on the American coast
should be admitted members.
CONDITIONS or MEMBERSHIP.
'Ail commissioned officers OF the Ameri-
can army who had served at least three
years OF the war and been honorably
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

DR. GEORGE BEN. JOHNSTON
1s ODE trIcnnial I'm Philadelphia viii he
I. reinstatement of the Virginia So
...r. which. after the lapse Of many
...ie. has been rcorganized, and com
.I.I with the conditions which entitle
r t1 membership. 10 sends FIVE dele
.at.s 60 tlo meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

THY WEATHER IN RrcHNoVD YESTERDAY
vss clear and fair. The skies at midnight
were cloudless.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
Ser id)lane Sirtpl0.

sd f6idte einmal in Der gan5er
Stabt bsr,lm I'm &leingelo Guf5utrei'
ZEN, fonnte iebo9 frog auer Miibe nur
Iebr ipenie erbalten. pa fam meinem
Sberfe[lner &arl Der @ebdnte, ii4
pel6es beim Muuteinnebmer 81 pers
f9affen. @r i9idt alp ben piccplo,
Der als Der grobte @usbunb betdnnt
mar, gu benz Mautner, sibt ibm gants
noten nit unb iagt, er ioae ia reht
balb lpieber fommen. Wir fparen
fpirtli9 Ollie eritaunt iiber bic ionit ME
getppbnte pinttli9teit bes Burden,
er bra4te iein 8lsinselb piinftli4. IS
bauerte aber feline babe Stunbe, 70 er<
balte i6 einen Brief bon Mautner
S6ermaul NIT na6itebenbem Snbalt:
Ssbr ssebrter 9srr Wader!
@s 1T pirtli9 iebr beoauerii4, baB
sic 70 einen @aHenbuben gu einem
&eGlner ausbiloen laiien. Der 8urffs
bat bsim @erlafen meines Sauies
aus meinem @arten bic i9Onften
Srauben %seitoblen. i9 eriu4e Sic oa>
per, bieien 8uben gu ~itrufen. Mit
freunbli9em GruB
SO. S9ermaul, Mautner.
Sd fonnte meinen Corn faum be-
meiltern. Sd rief benz Obertelner
unb lieb i'm S9ermuuls S4reiben
leisn. Sa Iaste Der: pSerr, fpenn Sic
bieIen 8erl nod 70 febr bur6bauen. 10
ipeib Serr S9ermaul ni6ts bdpon.
Sas Bette tpGre, tpenn er i'm ielbit
bauen f6nnte. mir i9iden ben 8us
BEN ielbft au ibm our 3ii4tigung. Ses
fagt, getban. Sd f9reibe ipfort an
S9ermuul folsenbe 3eilen:
Sebr geebrter 9err!
@s lit mir unenblia leib. baB oieI:r
fre6e Spibbube sic Sbrsr Deintraus
ben beraubts, Sd idide Sbnen bess
balb su Sbrer abtiiblung ben8uri9en
felbit. @r bat slei4 bas Robr, nit
fpel9em sic ben leberbringer Sii6tis
gen lpolen. M9tunsspoa
81. Mader.
Sarauf CAB i9 meinem Sbertenner
ben Stpd unb ben Brief, bumit er beis
bes bur9 ben 8uben an bic IbreIe
brinsen laHe. 9o6 SriB. f9lau tpie
bic MDsli9teit, i9ien fofort cine Sale
gu abren.
@s bauerte faum eine bulhe Stunbe,
mar 5rib Ihon pieber ba, uno als i'd
i'm um bic 4ntpprt S6ermauls frag;
tie, erpiberte er, bab er seiast babe. es
fei Idon gut. SIN Ielben ausenblid
fam Srau Sarab 8eibl NIT ibrem
Sobn Benjamin. CUR Sbiir berein. =
Sd fragile bic Srdti. mas lie ipiinf9e,
ba besonn iie i'm 8laseton, bab mein
8uri6e ibren Spbn nit einem Brief
unb Stod gum Shermaul f6idte. mos
fir er linn alS 8elobnun9 elm tur5es
giearrl CAB. S6ermaul babe ben
Brief geleIsn uno babe ben 8uben nit
benz Stod gang furdtbar our4ges
bduen, uno als lie i'm besbalb our
Rebe fteIIte, gu ibr seIugt, baB i'd III
rem Benjamin gu ibm gei6idt babe.
60 umeing Der IdIaue SriB bic ibm
5ueebadte Strafe, Benjamin bat ie>
bod 8utensanse ni9t mebr iibernoms
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10
Gin Spfer Der Gr3iebung.

9lGr9en 5eist abfplut feline Reieuna
fir Observation-Disclosures. Die Diana
aber TT Der 4nii9t, bab elm She'll Der
Witgift. unb Stpur ni9t Der unipi9tiss
fte, ben man elmer SCOOTER in cine Che
mitgeben tonne, unbebinst bic &o9s
tunit iein miife.
&ldr6en ipiro alto einfad binaus<
gei9idt, bd iperben ibr bic bo6trabens
ben Snftituts : @ebanfsn, bic iie nit
beimbra9te, f9on pergebenl Ratiirli9
giebt es Sbrdnen, bas 1T Der DIANA
aber gang esal, fe betommt ibre GEE
naue Snitruction uub einen 6ei9riebss
men 3ettel, bab iie ii9 bel bsr8ereitung
bes setpiini9ten Menii's Battles erbos
len tann unb bann = binaus! 9ie
8D9in pirb gu g~eiorsuneen fortse,
f9idt, lie ieIbft ptbmet ii9 Der Snz
ftunbfeBuns Der 3immsr unb Rldrden
ION nun nit ben 2ieferanten, tpel1e
bic Saden ins Saus bringsn, nur aIs
leine fertig tperbtn.
Tim ssbn llbr fisbt bic DIANA in Der
Slide mad unb erI9ridt fiirdt.rltd.
ais ie 8lGrden auf einem &iidenftuble
fdIu9senb iiben finbet. llnb baau III
iie nod gang f9tpara i'm 9eiihte unb
bas idpar3e &leib9en seist Rebl'
fledsn.
rSa. Inn @ottespiaen &lGr9en, pie
iiebIt Ou benn aus9" ruff fie, nidts
Suites abnenb.
Dorauf bic So9ter unter trampfs
baftem Wsinen anttportet: nOus bait
Oh bon Seiner 9rduiumteit! grft
fpmmt Der Mebl : 2teferant. bunn Der
Raudfanstebrer. beibe baltsn mid fir
cine neus 86din unb ....unb...."
,yu - I'm, u-noY"
nSaben mid setiiBt!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

-8ereinfadune 9. Sergeant
(beim llnterriGt iibsr miIitGrif9e Dis
eipIin): sDenn id iase rllff!", ba ite>
ben be 9emeensn uff; fpenn ia iuge:
.uff, uff!", ba fteben be 9emeen.n uub
be @sfreiten uff; tpenn id aber fdes:
rnff, uff, uff!", ba itsbt QIes uff: be
9emeenen, be @efreiteu unb be Inter
off'eiers ood!" i'
-S6dfer Grab. rWein
8rGutigum 1T 10 perliebt in mid, bdb
er Icgar oihtet!!" - LIMB mein 9rduz
tigum bat mir gu 2iebe iosar aufgez
bort, gu bidten!"
= idi9tspoIL. Baron (su
fsinem 9iener): rSobdnn, id babe eli
men f6psren 8DrIsnp,pluft erlitten
unO muB nun i9Iedtere Gigdrrsn raus
den : piat 9u trubcem bel mir
bIeiben9-
= 6dftsmonn.
Siibor: ralip Du piiroeit mir 9sin.
Sodtsr beitimmt ssbsn9" = Seisel:
nRatiirIi9! Dab lie Dir ia i9On sut=
eei9rieben!A
-9oetifd. ~unier 3immer=
bepr. Grau Radbdrin, 1T gu poetiid!
Wenn CT gu Bette sebt, finst er aus
benz rNd9tIaesr bon Granada, unh
Mcreeus, penn ct ben 3opf in's
Waidbeden ftedt, beclamirt CT ben
-Sau4er@ bon S9iner!"
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Serbf.
Bon g. 5. 8iIIabeH.

Bon g s. gilIabeu.
Sas 1T Der Serbit, tpenn pilb climber
Die Stiirme bur4s @i9tbal i%auien,
Wenn bic Wipfel pie elm empOrtss
Meer
2dngatbmig brauIen unb brduien.
So, fpie bas G9Set unb fpie bas itObnt.
Wie tpenn cine Wogeni9ladt rtnssum
br0bnt,
gls gGlt' es bic @i6en Sermalmen
@lei6 Salmen =
Sas 1T Der Serbft.
0as 1T Der Serbft, tpenn 9latt nm
8Iatt
Die 3ipeige fi9 pieber enttleiben.
Wenn lebensmiibe unb lebensmatt
Die 8Iumsn BON binnen fdeiben,
Wenn ftia lie neigen oas lieblt9e
Saupt,
Weil ertaltet bas SonnenberS, benz fie
9eslaubt,
limb ipeil's nun gu froftts auf Grbsn
Wiq tperoen -
9as 1T Der Serbf.
9as 1T Der Serbft, tosnn i'm 9sstpeis
GlmGbli9 bic 2ieber peritummen.
Snbes bic 5Iuren. fonft farbenrei9,
Sn Nebelsrau iid permummen.
Ser Rabe III trGd3et bonn fablen
Baum,
Das flinst 70 f9aurig i'm WuIbess
rdum,
500 dIfpGrts 70 tobt unb 10 eisen
Sin S9peigen =
Das 1T Der Serbit.
limb bas 1T Serbft aud, ipenn bas
Ser5
Dir matter unb matter min f9lagen,
Wenn bas Saupt bu neigeft erbens
pGrts,
0as emit gar ItolS bu ~getragen,
Wenn bic S9pinse bes Settles trafts
LOS nirb,
Wenn bein Mutb sebro9en i'm Staube
irrt
limb bu flebft. baB Der Serr bas Gnbt
0ir ienbe!
Sa. bas lift Ssrbit!
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Greunblides GntItB.

Sc aibt faum ettpds In5iebenberes.
als Elm rleu9tsnbes 4ngeiidt". sd
lam feline 8etpunbernng begen fir
elm @eiift nit einem herben 2G4eln.
tpenn bas aud man9em intereffant er<
f9eint. Gin 2d9eln basesen, bas bon
Der Sanb 9Ottes islbit auf elm Menz
f9enantlib gei9rieben 1T, uls Sitel>
blatt ober SnbaltsperSei9niB gdn5er
8Gnbs bon guten 9efiiblen BARN, tpirtt
ipie elm @rub aus Der bOberen Welt.
9u ipri6it: nWein Ingeii4t 1T bart
unb feft seprdet. unb meme beiten @ea
fible f5nnen iid in Ieinen 3iisen ni4t
offenbaren". 9as CLAUDE i'd Dir ni9t.
Seiterfsit unb Srobmutb berSeele iinb
10 fein unb bur9oringenb, baB iie
fi6erli9 aus einem Wintel bes Iuges
pber bes Munbss bsrporI9auen. Sebe
nur binter bein ansefidt elm 9sfiibl
aufri9tiser 9antbarteit gesen @ott
unb ber5li9er 2isbe gu beinem Mit<
meni9en, unb bu pirlt ieben Sag cine
prebist balten, 10 lang tpie oieStrGBe.
bic bu b~inabse6R, pie bic 3ubl Der
2euts, bsnsn bu besesneit. unb BARN
berf9iebene bon anoeren qrebieten,
baB BON ibr gilt: nSe ldnser, beIto beIz
fer. Der @runb bafiir, baB ss 70
biele Iaure, 70 piels perbrieBlids. 70
biele fabe Inssfi9ter sibt, liest BARN,
bab WGnner unt Srauen ebenio pisls
fad beibenb unb unoufrieben unb
ftumpffinnis finb. Sas Wittel. bein
@neeiidt gu DerfdDnen. TT tsin unbez
res, als beinen sanaen innersn Men=
f9en gu perfdDnen. Der ReiS bes
gfntlibes tdnst nidt bon Der RegeI=
mGbigfeit Der 3iige ab. Sd femme
YerIpnen, beren Stirn raub, beren
Quse fdief, bersn Rafe unseipDbnIi6
lang unb beren Wunb aud ni9ts tpez
niger ala f9Dn 1T, unb bod iinb iie 10
reid an innerer S96nbeit Der Seele,
baB man lie germ anblidt unb ibre
@egentpart pte cine Sffenbdrung
pirtt. Sreunblide 2iebe tpobnt auf
ibrem Intlib.
Sreunbli6e 2iebs, per ibr in bic
9lusen f4dut, ben feFsIt 4. fir im=
mer. Sic fudt Der Meniden 8eites.
sic iebnt ii9 au seben, obne 2Obn.
Sic bat Silfe fir bic 8ebilrftissn unb
Sroit fir bic Rrdnten; iie fiiblt nit
ben llnsliidliden; fie freut ii9 nit ben
9liidlihen; fie aibt &raft ben S6naz
den, 9laube unb 3uberii9t ben 3nei@
felnbsn; unb fir ale bat iie bas fife
2d4eln Der Soffnung. Oft ertpddft
fie aus benz 9oben Der @iniamfeit,
d6er lie bliibt mitten unter benz Druid
unb benz Starm bes 2ebens. Sbslei9
fie cine Weltma9t lit, 70 fGbrt fis fanft
climber, fpie elm leiisr Dinb iiber bic
Stirn bes miiben Wanberers unb ipie
elm 9liitbenregen auf Elm bon S9merS
gebeustes Saupt.
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iibte unb bic sansen 9entFantttonen
ippie bas @ebG9tniB paraliiirte.
Sofort na6 Der @utfernune Der 8cs
f9nulit tebrte aud bic geiitise Sbdtigs
felt suriid, bic Der patient einft beieis
fen. auf bic 5rase nab ieiuem Ras
men eripiberte er: vPets Rbber, -
-tes Regiment. @ompa9nie 8, Gaps
tain Duaituff."
9a fiel es 9r. @agituff Uie Sdup>
pen BON ben 4ugen. Der Mann nit
benz ipeiBmelirten 8rausbaar Dor ibm
mar Der emit peridpllene, luftige Re>
erut ptte Rpber, ben er gum lebten
Wlal auf Der Slu9t mad Der S6la9t
Bel Buff &un au Iebeir betommen bate.
ypsie, tennft gu mid npd9~ frug
Or. @egftnff nit sitternber Stimme,
benn bieies Miebererfennen mutbete
i'm beinabe 70 an pie bic 4%uferpedung
bes 2a3drus.
SIS f9eint mir 10, Bob erDiberte
pete nit unfi9erer Stimme.
lin es fur5 gu madsn, mill ih Mir
nod e%rfp6bnen, bab Pete 3pbsr BON
feinem ebemalisen captain mad beffen
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in Ieinem @lsmsnte fiiblte. &htr man
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fsines 2ebels 1T fir i'm unb fir ale
onoersu elm ungelDites Rdtbiel sebiie>
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

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faiparsen pubel fpGblen. Gr pabt 10
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gnragtrter Sports
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-10

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-28
Printing Office Accident.

A. J. kissing, a job printer in
the employee of Johnson Bros
Printing company, met with a
painful accident yesterday after
noon. He was attempting to catch
piece of torn paper to throw it
from Off the rollers of the big
power press when his fingers
caught between the rollers and
his hand and forearm were drawn
between them. The sudden pull
threw him headfirst against a pro-
jecting piece Of machinery and his
forehead was injured. The press
was going slow at the time with
no form on the bed, and it was
due to this fact that he was not
further injured, although two Of
his fingers were badly lacerated
and his arm bruised.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-28
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