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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12
Breaffsrufrs and Grains.
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. June I-Arrsves-wsli-
annette. Comox: steamer Oriental Depar-
t1rs bay. schooner Ruby A Cousins
G-ay's Har5or: schooner Mary Ida. Pors
Rlakeiey: schooner Halcyon. Port Blake
ley. Departe1-SaEol. Gray's Harkor:
schooner Nero, CoGnElIs river: Arago. Goes
hay: bark Tidal Wave. Tacoma, brig
Courtney Ford. Departure bay.
Freights-Ccurtney Ford. 20 tous. coal
Departure bay for Unga island, Alaska:
Sull.elma. "a tens. now on the Sound
lumber thence to Valparaiso. ships zc-
count
HoTaiam. June m-Special-Arrtvee-
From San Francisco. schooner Charles
Hanson and steamer Del N0rte.
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FOREIGN MARKETS



Ison.on. June iI--Slyer e Sisd. Con-
sois, Ia lis
New York. June 1.-THE Evening Posts
roa9on financial cablegra-n says: The
stock markets were die and very irregular
today bat Kaftirs we're hUoyant, On The
reported release OF the reform leaders AZ
Johannesburg on heavy fine Americans
orensd fat because OF the political sitia-
alton. but there was later sharp -ecoy-
cry. Having interviewed leading financial
houses here, both American aad English.
may express the 4ru-ne1 ate view Of the city
% American currency matters thus. While
the str 9Th OF the silver party has perhaps
been hitherto somewhat underrate3- the
other extreme Is now being reverted 70. ard
II Is thought that fears as 10 the success
OF TIE silver men have been overestiulatsi.
Trere was some good buying on this view
togiaeht- Arge7tines were dull. OF the rise
OF the gold premium
The Parts bourse opened unsettled. but
closed frazer. The Berlin market was
steady. but so quiet as TO be scarcely q
factor.
Breaisruff< md Grains.
Liverpool. June u-whsat-Spot quiet:
demand poor; No. : rel winter. IS "a: No.
hard Iartioha. IS I'D: No. California.
IS sssf. Futures opened steady. Ia lower.
ana closed quiet but steady. with Noveul-
Der 4 lower: June. JEfy, August. Sep
ten,ber ara October. Is uig1: November.
As flAd-
Corp-Spot quiet: American mixed. new,
Is AL Futures opened steady ard IN
changed. and closed steady. IA higher:
juno and July. - sd: August. IS ID: Sen
tsnter. IS II ID. October, IS lid. November.
IS xd
Fioar-Steady; st. Louis fancy winter.
SIS 3D.
Hops.
Hors-At London: Pacific coast IN
changed
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Transactions since January i and For
Yesterday

Real estate transactions since garsx-v
J. fSe< are s.. To ST. There were ai-s
for record ys~ts-9av three deeds. sgxregAt-
ing E.f& Following Il a list furnished
kso-S.
Charles Greenfield AZ TX. 70 ". A. Ellis
lots ] 20 S block =. AherfeIty Estate
adj. Msr -. ytsA
ftohers caFa 20 z. s. Boyle. nw rw
sec =. - -. : ~ srreS. exesp; certain
timber ara taxes. Aa~si q. 81 ss
Horado HatAssNy e. tx. b. Herman
Cazpia. attorney. 70 sarah A whlrsrnore
%: /. hlcck s. Fseat0a Hi add. June u,
". ss1
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Cn1xo. Jxre u-wa@zr st.-zrees a
gco1 deal - attention TIE market -ufsrg
raos< active w1zESz q somewhat s~-ex11z-
range - &c TIE government cruF rep1Tz
i&zsf yesterday 90 asx csna-m 1ArnsSs
- w.-ts- usszs 70 the extent waicn ha1
seen Indicated By tbs stats REPORTS TAsas
Was the eAtes rezson fer the p<arssA IL
ts-cre-at3or x1ven % e By TIRE spectators.
az1 rhs opening. as r1.x1t szva been ex-
pest-f. was decSdeSslY weak Bat. villa
there vas free selling a. Tire start. the
sane WAS -. AZ heavy - gs1sra4xv ex-
pec-si. TIE r-.c. SOFA rallied &c. CT good
SsvsEg By several O. TIE rronsnsnt SELLERS
Foreign markets oreae5 lower bat THIS
nas expected. IN view % tbs decline here
yesterday and later Sawed some recovery.
a sso1 export business Was also r@DorssSa.
The market howey--. was unsettled. ard
aHrrzs-soas were rark6
Corn was am &n5 heavy ~t.A q nz--ow
range - prices The opening was weak.
Affected By THE government crcp report.
ard ruled hover untzt late n the session.
wien she final erlxs tn wheat carried
r-scns upward
oz.S-C-Sy fair business was Transact
e. Ire governments crop report was the
ail-iFnp1rtant facter. IT'S predictions % .
fresnssscc1s crs1 creating cecsae6 Es-a>
Esxs.
Provisions were fairly active all Cay.
TIE star. was weak. influenced oy fns
weak I've stock rarke<. eut q good de-
uza13 sSzznx I'D al i decline. and tbs
with good rackers' support. ca1sed q
steady upward tendency. which Was hel7-
ed By the latest strength n wheat.
Closing Quotations
wheat-June. 5-s@c: July. 5.7sGs1iza
Corn-Juns. s7laes July. zsssc-
Ozts-Iuns. fzs4c: Jaly, fsS<9Isa.c-
P0rk-June. Ills. JaIy. sz-le-
I.agG-Juae. tEIs. July. ss--s4-
Rs5S-June. 81 IA; July. &-Ih1
BArlsy[sQEc-
Rye
live stock
Cassfe-Inserfcr 20 extra steers 2fsS
as; balk. So Ss74f5. cnoice COWS and
hess=-s, s. -eTs. >: bulls. ss95: calves. 81.
Eogs-Comrnon TO choice heavy. sZ-ss4
"a. medium ana mixed. SGS-9. hgAt-
nla93sS
sheen-Prfres were steady. on the basis
Of ssss3so for infersor 10 choice sheep. IS
$50 for lambs. and GGsS for spring
lambs.
Rexeapss-cA,tia sne; AOxs. sa.sco;
. 40
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HHwaukee. June AT ths meeting az
the city c1uncti held last evening = T.
cert fare ordinance wz- passed there b.
tnx pnsF fos~ 1sssentirx votes Thirty
days tire f. gfsen IN whsef. "a afl.sss 49,.
cofnpans % prtnt sAs ssxufafso~ .s,x-
els ART make srr&nx snsents feg czrxwtnr
o1t ne terms 81 The ordinance. The CON-
pznAss WI carry fhe szsAtssr 10 the ro.,rr.
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WaRhtagtou City. June ta-Ths awr@rur-
turai department. report shows. Averages
ooraistor 81 winter wheat. TO: aprsrw
NhFSt. - total Nt-tsT wheat area - :
- -. total nprlng. n - es.s .rns 80.
c@ntass 81 water ard rvr4nr wheat ne-m~
sgs - Sill eouefti0n OF all wheat. sc
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Tacoma. June Ii-Specssi-The fishing
schooner Dorcasser. Capt. Christ Tholo.
arrived II port last nigat with y. soe pounds
Of haliout from the Cape Scott banks. CT
Triangle Island.
Steamer Ai-ki sailed north tonight
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Great Scrthern railways steamers
NS~sAwsst and Sorial&A5. DususA 70 BaS-
Gao. 1zs4s --o@-
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INA III No. ], Lv. Ar. No. an No.

;paiiy. fDaly except Sunday.
ssor; and direct line 10 al points n
HrtfisA Columbia Through tae principal
tsnser districts cs Western washIrxtar.
Gsaeral ogiSs. Caimsn oiock. Seattle
wash
PasssrKsr Agent
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ror the National Dernccrafsc conwen-

To - hsl4 a. CasnaEo. tA@ SavsAarr Pa
csar wsSl sell taekesH en- Jane Ssss. ard faly
fsf AZ RATS &c 81 % for Ere rotfnd srsn.
Fow gexess arr az information cal on
or asaFesa I a S2se2s. geaersE agent ~
y. T. b. ssAttEs-
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Total Sales.
The total sales ., stocks today were rss.-
81 shares. including: American Sugar.
- ~. Burlington. f2soa- DfstIfTer~ 8 40;
Louisville & Nashville Ias0: Manhattan.
; no Missouri Pacihc. S 80: Northern Pa
c.ae certificates. first assessment; paid.
4.soe: Reading. 4csa. Rock Tsiara. 49,: ST.
Paul, = SO. Tennessee Coal. 35e
Flour.
FIour-Rsceipts. 1850: exports. 4To.
Market dun and heavy early hu, TIE a.
terncon furry IN wheat inspired mere al
tentioz from buyers. Minnesota patents.
,38G&
TIE wheat market struck gait tate this
afternoon that for rariGstv CT fluctuations
and exciting trading scl.p&ea anything
seen "a recent yezrs Ensuwh wheat
changed hands IA fifteen minutes 20 make
= good days business ordinarily. The
searsSa government crop report influenced
;ae trade al day. arr tae crowd was
heavily ssert when at : c'ciSck sore ore
stzrrs1 report th.. the exporters RAD
Bought - 30 bushels and that the Fre-cA
crop na& been badly damaged by rain
The news spread like wssa9re. IN a trscA
TIE a3s WAS turned 70 oeslazn. as the sho-.
crowd fosszht 70 cover. Prices salad I'd
cents within 4 few Minutes followed ~
sudden reaction. resulting IN / cent Iazs
the whole movement sf cents rzkszx
place 50 quickly ia. e much uahaea
a cyclone. which leaves SIS mark n an n
slant and s. gnne Ths close wa. very
nervous TIE tosal Transactions FOR tie
day we're q IL Nas bushels
Receipts. $50. exports ASA hssAssx
500. cuis: Nc I bard. sss.c optsons o.
erred weaker sr3 declined O. the harsh
government reports. lower cables. genera
8l9asesf-nns ard saoFt sssltzE nnta late
- - afternoon when rise 81 cents a
tslsAs3 followed damage reports froa
franc~ ana FnrorS q g b!S export de-
1usn6- Later taa market collapsed. losing
hair ire advance aDA eAosgnz narxosaS a.
| asa&se advance Ne. : red Jane. gsx SSsz.c
Closed $40; SsgsemAer. s-ss9s4s... cloxsa
Hops.
wool-<cales
Petroleum
Pstruseazs-Ezrsa~r: rT-ss~. elcx~s r-g
Metals
Ptx 1roa-Stsssys Southern. 81 gssrs.:
SorEheFn. slt9Tz
CaoaF~r-Ftras h-cksrs'. e. g: .xeAa-r.
81 ss@U7a
Teas-Stezsy: ezesz1<e. e
-2n--F'fr-.ssr: straits. s-seg4. Plates. s-.s-:
S7sltkr-Ts1A
Corr
-ezsss-@1ptssrs 0pe-es steady with
prscss unchanged e pSlats A2xh>r. esese4
pat1ts SsSv&2ca far JAY ogss-s ~
enEzxes % p.at~ts fowsr. sal@s. $50 hasx
laSSasssag Jane s1@51s SEPTEMBER. s,azsss
ssz SCOT ec@eSs aa,Is Sa. :. Lzs.e. z...z.
4-lls Ca-&axA- lsa&S.se.
~tz&Ar.
S2S-S-&s2gs Ss-ls es-.sSs s.-sa,
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

lN NJ Il = n nnoWT. Receiver.
Trains leave and arrive depot foot q
cesansla street
TINE CARD IN EFFECT DEC. .. iss&
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~ n rr~w~.~~~ 49, g-~-as
p rarTe 49,. - - ..s
= y 49, - xe
M-s - -. -
~ -.--ss - .s-...s-ss- ~
M~s = So -, - s--->s
T--srsss 49,. sss
49, -.
= n - s--- - -.
q x 49, - - -
49, Is 49,. - -
-.see-zssx ,S-s....ss- - - Z s--e-
49, - - S.szs \ 49,.
a. W = -. ~ - - Asz1s@sl4
- ~s-A---
Me- - s - -
= ~ s-ssss -.
NJ 4 - T~ss--~@- 49,.
~ - sgrsss - 49, - -
- - -. 80 : -
No. 49, go = IS, : =
49, T~1s4s -. - - ~ - go s'sa->-
Mrs - ssss 49, r = = assss4'--
A. 1s-.ss- =. - I -, - - -.
Esssars $3.50. 49, vs.~...1
- : -. - ~s-AA-sa-@.-
49,
= = - - : sa>ez's@-
NJ - ~ - -
- rsa.~Ssssss% -.
~ - -. =.
Ms ~ xsss.-.. -. e''. ss..-.
WrS ss.@~. = $50 s~.s-.s~
= 49, 49, -
&c. 49,
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s-saS-1As. s-li es--ssA s.-sa
The Delta independent., 1896-07-15
COPYRIGHT. 1898. BY J. B. LIPpIscoT COMPANY.

'Thcy have a warrant ont for my ar
rest, and IN of tomorrow before they
can serve it. But couldn't go with
out seeing you. You'll come, surc?
Again Kitty nodded, after looking up
at him in alarm when he spoke Of the
warrant. Before anything further
could be said, Mrs. BARTLETT came in,
and Kitty was absorbed in her book
Wont you have something to eat
now before you go back?"
'Oh, no. thank you, Mrs Bartlett.
You see, the professor is waiting for
me-"
"Let him wait, If he didn't have
sense enough to come"
''lle didn't. ] offered him the chance" ="
'.It won't take ms a moment to set
the table. 1t is not the least trouble. y
"Really, Mrs. BARTLETT, YOU are very
kind. am not in the slightest degree
The Delta independent., 1896-07-15

in the week. Why, you're worse than
her father. He Mt least let me know
why he fought me-"
Whose father?'
"Kitty's father, of course-my future
father-in-law. And that's another
ordeal ahead of me. haven't spoken
to the old man yet, and 1 need all my
fighting grit for that"
"what are you talking about?"
isn't my Language plain? 1t usually
is"
''To whom are you engaged? As
understand your talk, 1t Is TO Miss
Bartlett. Am right?'
Right as rain, Kenny. This fire Ii
dying down again. Say, can't we post
pone our fracas until daylight? don't
want To gather any more wood. BE-
sides, one of us is sure to be knocked
into the fire and thus ruin whatever
is left of our clothes. What do you
say?"
..Say? say am an idiot"
'.IIello. reason is returning, Kenny.
I perfectly agree with you"
THANK you. Then you did not pro-
pose to Mar-to Miss Howard?'
The Delta independent., 1896-07-15

SO enchanting before. He walked with
his head and his thoughts in the clouds,
and the Providence that cares for the
intoxicated looked after him and saw
that the accepted lover came to no
harm. He leaped the fence without
even putting his hand to it, and then
was brought to earth again by the pic
ture of a man sitting with his head in
hands beside dying fire.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10

strG6ne al, - es blteb gera6e Elm
GteIt fir bic paar iibrigen 0amen i'm
Darte5immer iibrig.
Die 9rDbe bes Iugenblids ma6te
2aurd itumm. Rur burb eine Q(rt
f6nellerfunbener @eberbenipra6e
tonnte iie einigermuBen ibre Gmpfins
bungen ausbriiden. Damn aber tpnnte
iie ni9t anoers, - iie itiir3te duf ben.
Siinitler unb umarmte i'm innig. gr
eripiberte ibre SiiIIe nit einem getpiIs
fen Gifer. bas mar iebr nett BON ibm,,
bas muB man pirtlid iagen. glur
nit i6perem Sersen rib iie ii9 los.
3fpiiden Iubien3z unb Darteaims.
mer befanb iib ni6t nur cine Sbiire,
ionbern aud etne Porti6re. Dis
Nummer 108 eintrat, itbIi9 2aura ibr
rad unb peritedte iiGD binter Der Porz
there. Denigitens lpollte iie ben glns
hlid bes geliebten &iinitGers nod cine,
Weile genieBen.
Gnbli9 mar Die 3abl Der 9eIu6ez
rinnen eri90pft. 2aura pollte Iih
gerube aus bem 8erited entfernen, alS
bic Sdlafaimmertbiire ge0ffnet tpuroe
rnb = Der 9oppelgdnger bes Senort,
ften eintrat. Rein, tcin SoppeleGnz
ger, ieBt erit bemertte 2durd, baB Der
g2eueingetretene Der lpirfli6e Senoriit
mar unb Der glnbere linn nur entfernt
abnli4 lab.
r8ouI9te." Iagte Der &iinItler nit
finiterer Miene. nSte iibsrI9retten
Sbre 8efusniHe. Sd babe sic enga@
girt, neil sic mir einisermaBen dbns
li9 feben, Inn mid BON ben Spationen
metner 9erebrerinnen su 'ntlaiten,
glber tpenn sic iebe bumme Sans ab=
fiiifen - -"
Sin S6rei aus elmer ipeibli6en
9eble unb bas opnnernoe 3ui6laqen
elmer Sbiire unterbra6 ben Spre9enz
ZEN. 2aura itiirsts auf bic StrdBe,.
ipD lie Walbemar, getreu ibrer barr
renb, fanb.
n8aloemar", rief iie aus, ntDnnen
Sie mir berseiten?"
r9tGes!" iagte er aufs @erabetpobl.
nMorgen f0nnen sic bic 8erlpz
bungstarten bruden!" baubte iie.
Gr mar nGmli9 8u9brudereibe'
fiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10

tpirb," frbr Mabame 8aucamp. bic
bas 8ebiirfniB empfanb. ibre Sborbeit
au ertldren uno gu entfdulbi9en, nit
6Dgernber Stimme fort. - nsSa. i6 err
ratbe es tpobI! @r tit su jung! 2lber
tpegen Der Stpei bis brei Sabre. bic ih
dlter bin! uebri9ens gebt bas
bod aud gfiemanben ettpas an, nt6t
pabr, mein Sera9en9 Sd babe bod
8eiuem Rehenidaft ab3ulegen! E.
t.nb bann lit er aud 70 eeieBt, 10 ernit
~. piG erniter als i9! Man fiebt
es auf ben erften Bid; ih ie9e aus
lDie elm s. Sinb, bagesen er NIT ieiner
erniten Miene :"
Sa, iie mar pirtGih Iebr tpeni9 ernIt,
bic unperbeFerli6e gpcette; bic Gez
redtigteit muBte man ibr piberfabren
lafen. 0p9 mas fie ntAt eradblte, mas
iie felbit nidbt ipuBte, bas mar berllmz
itano, baB Der id0ne 9tntonin feline
glide crit bann auf Iie geiporfen bate,
nadbem er ii1 flugeripeiie na9 Der
@ermDqsnslage BON Mutter unb So6z
ter ertunbigt bate. Sic bate nod lans
ae tpeiter f4paBen tDnnen, Die tleine
Grasmiids bDrte ni6ts, iie blieb
fpra6Gos, pbne 5u benten, pbne iia
au riibren, auf ibrem Stuble iiben.
SroB Der ener9iIden MiBbilligung
bes Serrn pages unb oes fpDtttl9en
2ddelns berr rguten5reunbinnen" fanb
bic 9p95eit itatt. 9o9 eine gerion
feblte BEL Der geremonie; iie mar an
bemielbsn Morgen perI9punben unb
erIt na9 flint Saeen fanb man tbren
2Gdnam unter etnem8riidenpfeiler
bes Qudi bon 9renelle.
g(rme tleine 9rdsmiife!
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StrraM.
Con 9IeIanber 8dufmaElt.

Die WaFerliIie fi6ert leis:
SD muB eud Elm Ding perratben.
SD muB eu9 perratben. mas geitern
gta9ts
3tpei iungs 8erliebte tbaten.
Die famen NIT Better unb 8aIens
f6aft
Den Strpm binunter se9litten.
Die iaben, neil 2aui6er i'm Boot,
gang fttu,
Wait auferbauGi6en @itten.
Sie taudte bic t6ano in's Wogenblau,
9en tlopfenben Puls gu fiiblen,
gr tpollte 5ur ieIben 3eit einmal
Na6 Der Wdrme bes Waffers fiiblen.
limb unter bem @aFer begegnen T6
8sritoblen bic beiben SGnbe,
limb flieben it6 uno fangen ii6 -
gs nimmt bas Spiel tein Gnoe.
Die 9aIen buben ni6ts eemerft
8on Der gliidIi9en 2iebesitunbe,
Sd dber bab' es tpobl geiebn
Giefber aus benz laui6enben 9runbe." p"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10

-ungaGant. nDer mar benn
bic esidpGbise 9ame, liebe 8raut.
bic fosben BON 9ir eine9" Sine
Mildi6peiter bon mir, lisbsr Gelir. "
-So2. :. sd bate iis eber fir eine
aaffaidpeiter gebalten.
- SeIb bepubt. .Oas
Stiid, in ipeIdsm sic als @ait aufs
trsten ipoIlen, fiillt eigentlih einen
4bsnb ni6t aus!" S4auipteler:
.unbeiorst!. -. Die iibrige 3eit tairO
npplaubirt!"
- 9ie 3eiten Gnbern I If.
r. .. Srau Na9barin, bieIe MGn.
ner! QBte mar Der Meine friiber lit6
nit mir! Denn t9 bamaIs mas bds
ben pollt', bat er immer gleid g'Iagt:
pSa, Gdne9erI!" 8enn i9 aber
jsBt mas min, i6reit er: rSu, sdns'
den!"
- Gin 3eittinb. 9err
~ad. mstn 5rdulein. 1T bas Elm reis
senbes 8inb! Somm unb laB bid
ftrei6eln!" 4inb: .2tber mein Serr,
feien Sic bod anitGnbig!"
- Grbebe Did nibt cnbers
iiber Define Mitmenfden. als sfet9
foiueit baB iie Did ni6i ipisber btr.
absursiben psrmDsen.
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-@ern 9ew0brt. 6rau: gtt
Gmil, pie wunoerbnr it,6n, nie ro-
mantiid! S)ier modt ib ewia iiBen
bleibsn. Mauu: 9itte, lab' SidJ
ourd mid niht ltOren! gloieu!
.-Eanteno abaelebnt. Saus.
frau gum Seiudenocn): Serr Suber,
tbuu g grab ais ob g su Saus
Ddren! Suber ) oant ib6n. oa
milBt' ids - Gino wiegen!
Se1bfperfGnoli6. d. Grftcr
Stuoent; @cbIt I'll nit? 3peiter
Stubtut: @obin2 Griter STUDENT;
Sn Die Srcipe. 3peiter Stuocnt:
ga b6tteIt Oh 9ir oas 6ragen eripa.
reu t6nnen!
eoentlither Muftra q.
Glar q: sd bin 9einem grdutiaam
beg c9net, Der bat mir iiir Gid etmas
9e9 eben. Mlartha (neu9ieris): @as
oenn? Clara: @inen 9ub.
-Naip. - .9lber SeinerI. i'd
9Iaube ger. gu bauit 9ein tleines
Sriiosrden?" - r. yWen ird iJt eenn
iOnE bauen2
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SergiBmeinnidjt.
8eiB mir Gin 8liinleiu blau.
Bon binmelblauem S6ein,
9as iteBt in grilner glu
limb beist; 8ergibnitmein!

0aS IteBt III arilner Nu
ltno beist; 8er9tBnttmetn!
llblaub.
@unberbarer S9liiFel gu unierm
9ebd9tniB, 9u tleines, blauesSliims
den, peldes benz 0apOngegangenen
pber Der 0abeimgebliebenen 5tpif6en
ben 9lGttern zines Sagebudes in bic
Musen fdqt! 8ei feiner 8etradtung
iteigen bic 8ilber Der 8ersaneenbeit
tmppr; In anfangs triiben, bann beutz
It6eren lmriFen bas Bib jener
Srennunssftunbe, in Der Sbr beibe
gum lsBten Mal ben 10 liebgeponnez
men Spaaiersang bur9 bas llferses
biiI6 madtet. Sbr iebet beutlia Dor
Gu9 bic DieIs, bic bdnsenben Weiben,
bort bic leiIe plGtidernben Wellen oes
8a9ss, unb jebss @prt, ipeldes bort
eefprpdsn tpurbe, belebt ii4 bon
nsuem. limb ipie Sbr Gu9 enbli4
gebiidt unb etnise ber blauen 8lumen
am 8a9e sepfliidt, iie pprtlos nit
sinanber setbstlt unb Gu9 bod per'
ftanben battet, - bic tleine. blaus
8tume mar ia 10 berebt!
2ange, lange lit bas 8liim9en bers
ipeltt. Sein treues, blaues 2luse be-
fibt ni6t msbr bic btttenbe unb mabs
nenbe araft, bisllsi4t beriibrt Gud
gar fein anblid peintgenb. unb Sbr
mibt bu8 Quse nieberidlasen. 4ber
fsib eetpiB. penn Sbr its aud idnell
bon Sud getporfen, Sbr tperbet bic
blaue 9lume in Gpisteit ni9t persei'
fen! - 8obsr bieie 8sbeutI Iamteit
@ie entitammt elmer alten, beuti4en
8olfsiaee. Sn gang 9euti9lanb unh
bariiber binaus taudten an ben per'
ibiebeniten Srten Saeen bon elmer
blauen Wunberblume, tpel6e niemanh
bon Qnieben fannie, unb bic MIR ber
3ufal1 pb.r cine freunblide See bem
Nen59en in bic Sanb geben tonnte
Ginem Siinslins ipurbe bieie bIaus
8lume eeseben, unb plObli9 iiebt E,
einen Berg Dor iid seDffnet, In ipel'
dem S4Gbs obne 3abl gsbduft liesen
betpadt BON peraauberten Sunefrduer
nnb @nomen. Den Sut NIT bel
8lume bat er nebsn iid geIest. unb ell
erbGlt bic Grlaubnib, gu nehmen, tpas
er min. Sdperbelaben gebt er mad
bem Iuspeg. Va t0nt binter ibu
zine Stimme: m8ereiB bas 8eit'
nidt!" Gr fiebt iib um, sreift nod
na9 einem blibenben @belitein. bel
Berg f4lGst binttr ibm suIammen
unb 5u fpdt iiebt sr elm, bab er ben'
nod bas Bette perseHen, bic bldu'
8lume, tpelde ibm INNER unb immel
ipieber ben 3ugang gu ben unerfhDpf'
li4en S4Gben bGtte Dffnen tDnnen
Sn Der auffaFuns, eab bic @unbsr'
blume ielber es getpeIen. ipelcbe gebe'
ten. iie nidt gu pereeFen. fheint BEL
Rame ~8ersibmeinniht" fir bic Biz
babin ungenannte 8lume entitanber
su iein. Bel Der beutiden 5arben'
fbmbplit, bic tets ben 9e9rtfF Del
Sreue unb 9sitdnbisteit auf bic blau'
Sarbe iibertrug, mar eine fol6e Iuf:
faiIung au9 b06it nabeliegenb, uni
bic finnige Raturbidtuns bat iid bes'
balb iener Ianftblauen, treu6er5iger
BIume Der WieIen 5ugeipenbet. bic lid
10 lei6t als 4nbenten aufbeben uni
preHen lGBt. obne bic 8liitben gu per'
fierer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10

SelbitbewuBt. ... Ssrdu.
Iein Seomi9, ib Iiebe Sic! 2ieben
Sic mid ebenfaGs?" n,Sa, i6 liebe
Sic. Serr Yieutenant!" ,Seopia.
oas 1T Der f6onite Sag Sbres Sc.
bens!"
-Seim Dort 9enummen.
Sic deuBeno): .9l9 8ott, i'd bin 10
mitoe! Sab luieoer ben ganSen Saa
genGbt." - Gr: .Na. oas lit bod
teine arbeit. Sd fannie einen Serrn,
Der iagte INNER. oas gldben lei fir bic
6raren. mas bas pfeiieu fir bic
MGnner. - Sic: ngia, bann nimm
NAL bier Sdnsdens 9oien uno pisif,
orei 6Iideu Oarauf."
8erun9liiftes 6ompii.
ment. Grduleiu: oSerr Me;ey, pie
baben Sic mid oenn 10 itneG els
tannt?" Serr: n9Id, nein S}rdulein.
Sic ieben ia Sbrer 6reu DIANA -
idauoerbaft dbnli6."
-unbere6ttgter 8orwurfl
gfarrer; S9dmt Sbr Sud niat, 10
permabrIoit berumsulaufen, bas Seme
iiebt Guh ia tiberall berbor2 gett!eri
llnmOgli6. Serr pfGser. i6 babe is
gar teins an!