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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
SOLD HIS PASSES TO scALPERs.

Topeka. Kan. Sept. 30-E. l.. Shelton. pupiisher
of THE illustrated Weekly" here. has been ar
rested on the complaint OF Postal Inspector Water
hurry on a charge of defrauding the railways OF
masses Representing that his paper had 2o.oO cir
culation he secured mileage books and passes FOR
his alleged travelling men, These he sold 10 ticket
scalpers and brokers throughout the United states
furnishing copies of The illustrated Weekly ana
portation from the brokers might suffer no neon
ipn;ancn in he,ng Identified The railways have
heen defrauded OF thousands Of dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
BETTER WORK By JOCKEYS.
RESULT OF ACTION BY THE STEWARDS
AT GRAVESEND

SLOANE WINS TWO RACES-NANA II. DEFEATED
ny ROSS o-sAPELO FIRST IN THE HANDICAP.
IL anybody doubts that the action taken by the
stewards OF the Jockey Club has brought about a
radical change visit to the racetrack will convince
the most sceptical that the jockeys ride with
the racetracks in this neiehborhood Almost every
body at the Gravesend track yesterday had some
thing 10 say about the who are under the
ban Of the stewards Many turfmen anxiously
await the opening Of the Walls Of mystery that
safely locked up in the cabinet of secrets that
contains the evidence in the possession OF the
stewards. The ayers-of-oddS are not likely to
take any action in regard 10 Grannan's ase-al-
though some Of them believe that Grammar should
resign from the Metropolitan Turf club and re-
The racing yesterday satisfactory In the
main. although there was some comment because
Mana H.. who reported before the contest
not being up to her best form. was defeated by
Ross q. The latter ridden by Sloane. who
made the most Of an advantageous start and won
ny two lengths. Friendship was second and Name
j. third Sloane also andcd Sapeo q winner in
the handicap. by taking the lead AT the start and
keeping II throughout the run.
J. r. McDonad's Midgely surprised his owner
by capturing the hurdle easily. II is reported
that Rubcon is 10 be trained for races over obsta
Giles i'm the future. The other winners were Ninita
Red Spider and Ameer.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-Turse 500 for maiden woyearolds: spe
clsl weights Five and a half furlongs.
Betting.
Straight Place
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NEW MANAGER FOR Az OLD HOTEL.

T. ~ Anable Is about TO retire from the active
MANAGEMENT OF the Westminster Hotel. Irving
Place and Sixteenth-st. lie has leased the property
10 George Murray. OF the energetic and
successful hoielkeepers Of this city he lease is
for five wears beginning to-day Mr. Murray will
make few changes IN his staff but will lea nothing
undone assure Do success Of the alive old
house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
p,-cuJsrs AS BICYCILsTS-THE LONG ISLAM
wHEELMEN'S ANNUAL RtN-RE'ROl1S
FOR TIE CENTURY WHEEIMEN.

p,-cuJsTs AS BIcYCILsTs-THE LONG ISLAND
vHEELMEN'S ANNUAL RUN-REcRUITs
FOR TIE CENTURY wHEEG.MEN.
Nearly all OF the champion pugsts ride bicycles
and consider them adapted 10 their form OF framing
Corbett started the craze by appearing on vince.
at Asbury Park Choynski Is fast road rider. while
Fizsmmons IS never more content than when astride
of a bicycle Dixon rides one does RYAN. Mccoy
co, strong in the legs by making the medals move.
John L. Sullivan IS an advocate Of the wheel. and
makes no bones about saying So McAune s seen
around Brooklyn on a wheel. and enjoys the sensa-
tons he derives from the sport Most of the feather
Of finn wheeling about their training quarters.
In fact the bicycle has become necessity with most
Of them.
The annual club run Of the Long Island Wheelmen
from Newburg to New-York. in charge of Frank p.
share will take place Sunday. Members can
reach Newburg on Saturday. October g. nv train. The
headquarters will be at the New-Palatine Hotel,
Newburg charge for wheels Is made by the
steamer Mary Powell. The expenses OF the trip VIII
he about 81
The first annual century run of the Hackensack
Wheemen takes place October II to New Bruins
wick and return. There will be regular and fast
divisions. Blanks may be had from Leonard Kirby.
captain. Hackensack. y. j.
Since the Century Wheelmen of NewYork have
entered their new quarters No. 14s West Seventy
Nrst-st overtures have been made by prominent
bicycle club toward Joining that organization In a
body in order enjoy the privileges OF their hand
some clubhouse
Cyclists desiring Join the League OF American
Wbeelmen may obtain full printed Information and
rnemhershp blanks by sending name and address
the Cycling Editor. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
A. H. MEETINGS AyyOryCED.

Johr Dixon. the secretary OF the Metropolitan As
sociaiion Of the Amateur Athletic Union. mas called
a meeting for SATURDAY. October 10 at D. al the
Aston House. The annual meeting OF the association
will he held on October Il? The annual meeting OF
he Amateur Athletic Union Of the United States will
he held al the Aston House November is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
pPINCETON'S TRAINING TABLE.

Princeton ~ j. Sept. 80 tSpecaD.-Capain Coch-
ran OF the football eleven to-day selected sixteen
men from the big batch OF candidates for the team
10 constitute the preliminary training table. Here
are the fortunate candidates: Smith, ~ ana Poe.
81 ouarterbacks: Tyler 49, and Church ~. tackles;
Armstrong 49, Crowds, %. and Weniz. % guards:
and Brokaw 81 ends: Kelly 'ss: Rosengsrten. 81.
and Barnard. '9s halfbacks; Wheeler 1900. and
d. fllllh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
RAILROAD INTERE SITS.
EARNINGS OF MICHIGAN ROADS

IansI G. Mich. Sept. So-The earnings statement
of the Commissioner of Railroads for July shows
earnings of g I4s an Increase July. 1895. OF
nearly so 900 The earnings from January 70 July
n amounted to Sc $751; increase OF S32SW over
the same period last year.
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FIint'S Fine Furniture.
COsey Corner Comforts ut
Factory Prices.
Gnropean Advertisements.

european ADVERTISEMENTS
EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
the London ONCE Of The Tribune IS Fleet Street E. C.
a convenient place to leave their Advertisements and sub
scriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
THE QUAKERS' SECOND FOOTBALL GAME.

Philadelphia. Sept. 30.-Pennsylvania played It's
second football game OF the season this afternoon
and e,slv defeated the Gettysburg College by
t,e score of 81 10 0. Pennsylvania play showed
some Improvement the work on Saturday against
Franklin and Marshall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
ONWARD SOLD FOR $3.50.

Frankfort, Ky. Sept. 3O-At the r. p. Pepper
sale to-day the famous trotting stallion Onward
sold TO Peter Duryea. of NeW-YOik for 1.26.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01

THE TANDEM HOUR RECORD SMAs"rD
London, Sept. 3o-At the new crystal raace "'."
to-day the bicycliss MacGregor and Nelson peat te
,ndem hour record covering 81 miles $40 yards Inc
distance from the twenty-fourth mile TO me nnish
was also covered in less than previous r'cou ''"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
Just the Time
to provide your House with
ANDIRONS,
TENDERS and
GAS LOGS.
Finest Display in the City at
SPECIALLY LOW PRICES.
Conover Fireplace Mfg. Co.,
7 and 9 West 3Oth Street.
Near Fifth Avenue.
THE ROBERTS ROAD RACE
GREAT THRONG OF PEOPLE WITNESS
THE TEN MILE CONTEST.

MORE THAN 200 STARTERS. p HuTChhoH' or
THE pROoKIyN BICYCLE CLUB THE WINNER
-FOUR TIME PRIZES AWARDED
While the heavy rain of Tuesday nigh, e', ~.
boulevard I'm brooklyn In muddy condition. IL ulo
not Interfere with the annual ROBERTS 'e"-'".
road race Men put 10 work scraPrs an"
rolling the roadway early yesterday an" "e,o'e
noon the driveway was In fairly goon cohu'"o'''
When the start was made at Ia a. m' the bou'e-
ward was thronged with people. women ana you's
girls being In the majority. Most OF the ohloohe'S
went 10 the scene of the race on their wheels
The race was started in front OF ShaughnesseE =
and extended to Howes. distance OF wv" i"''e9
and a half Considering the mud, the time mace
was excellent Monte Page. OF the Kings 'ou"''
Wheelmcn was declared professional ana ne re-
ceived his notice Just ne was about 10 mount
his wheel None OF the scratch men could get up,
and Inc race by j. F. Hutcheon' Oh me
BROOKLYN Bicycle Club. who had a handicap OF
minutes and Il seconds. r.. A. Laws won the t mn
prize for the first five miles. c. H. beH won IN, NJ
time prize for the entire distance Thcre were q"
starters In all. , a..,., t. ,h.
The winners of most OF the prizes finished In tho
following order:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01
IN THE MUD At OAKLEY.

Oakley Ohio Sept 3o-Oakley opened the fall
meeting this afternoon. The track was sea OF
mud and the first two races were run in the rain
Grannon won the Endurance Stakes two and one
half miles In easy style. lie was entered 10 De
cold for sloO but was run up TO $50, his owners
bid Summaries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01

-II Hnadcap
j r. Hucheon Brooklyn Bicycle 'luo ct;i" -''- ~
= NJ; tfehuf'cASo"' N's' s ......... 1898
,o.'y ',,.cnda,o ~ n 2o:43
. roi,h f-aior WbesIneu al 29:43 is
5-Nilliam Spree brooklyn '3:3o) ~ ~
90 r. Hulin Brooklyn (3:15l S 49, ~
I Raphael Samms Liberty Wheeimen Gill; go
Sc 4. Laws. Kings County Wheelmen sud "o'"-
e-Joseph Thompson. Greenwich Nheehen os..s
"a ,a,h poacb a 2q.52
11-William Culver Waverly Bicycle Gun ''"p ~
i2-C. a. Carlson. Pierce cycle 'lub ,i"o, ~''-'
I'm. g. Tsttan. Kings County "heeneh oo., -
14-E C. Humphrey. Hackensack Wheemeh oo.,o
t3.pD .................. ''''''''
IA 7. Wycion. r. BROOKLYN t3oo' 90
~ - I yunr rngan yybeelnnen q 80, 30:3?
1s-H y. Cashil. r. II. g. Paterson q: -i''''
i" IhoHss ""'"e'N' = " - ........... 2o52
,o f.onco,i ,,vcIa club 3O:2j
I'll =; heaseS' i>'''S' ......... 1927
~, 20 al T. " ,3.I5,........... 5000
a. w. Mn prnoLIvr 1920
=, ~ roihdo Orsnt Wheel,ncn (2Ia a:I5 Is
- NJ, peoroS a,uh fo.l5I .......... 81
40 ~. u, e., lor Harlem Wheempn "a 20 3-5
27-C; H. Bell. Baldwins. Long Island u:"1a.. ~ '?
oS-W G. Culbertson T. c. G.. Paterson n:5o' 80.
Tirue prize winners-First. q. H. Bell 2s;D 80 sec
ond G. A. Carlson. 2s:21 third NJ G Tatan 2S.ol To-
fourth w C. Culbertson. 2s'2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01

J. McLaughins Oh. c. Premier. by sir M"'re" OF
SIXTH RACE-purse sjco special weights allowances.
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Brighton, England.
Hotel metropoIa.

The most comfortable and
luxurious seaside Hotel in the
World. Finest Cuisine and
Wines. Music by Hotel Or
chestra during Luncheon and
Dinner. En- pension terms
may be arranged.
ProprIetors:
The Gordon Hotels, Limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01

Won easily by lengths; half length between sec
and third
SECOND RACE-PIrse 500: for maiden two year -olds;
snccal weights. Five and ne-half furongs.
NJ r Stephensons b. Red Spider. by
-Mefu N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01

MORE THAN 200 STARTERS. p. HUTcHhoN' or
THE BROOKLYN BICYCLE CLUB. THE WINNER
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21
Sic Mooe IN oen wornataen.

Mu4 bic @ornamen finb Der Mobe
unb ber jeneilisen 9ageslaune unterz
tporfen. Mm bepegli4ften ftnb in
bte{em puntt bic Sonangeber ieglt@er
Mobe, bic Gran3oien. Mls bic Na@=
ridt bon ber ginnabme 3ananaribos
mad Der 9auptitabt Grantrei@S Tam,
brdngten fi@, ute bic 3eitunsen be-
ri9teten, bic 4arifer berbei, UNI bic
r,euseborenen Granamdnnlein unb
Gran3tpeiblein auf bic apar nobltlinz
gerben, aber erotii@en Namen Sanaz
naripo, Majunga, Mnalamansa, Maz
foanbro unb dbnli9e taufen gu laKen.
2eiber ftanb bieier Mrt bon Yatriotisz
mus Der Gobe Mapoleon entgegen, ber
nur 9etlisenz unb Mamen aus benz
tlaifi19en Mltertbum geftattet. Mm
metiten 3eigten bic Gran3oien ibre be-
tpeglthe Matur in Der Reboluttonsaett.
Man ndblte Namer aus benz tlai1iz
f4en, bas beibt benz republttant14en
Mltertbum, man bteb @nahariis u11o
Mnarasoras, es CAB, tpenigitens benz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21
Torttnritt oer 3ett.

Mel@ coloFale Gorti&rttte sepabrt
bic Meu3eit auf alien @ebteten ber
WiKen{daft unb ber Runit. Do4 es
ion beute ni4t unier 3tped fein bieie
Mrt beg Gorti&rittes gu betra@ten;
mir .tpollen uns auf Elm anberes 5elb
beaeten, unb 3tpar auf bas Gelb bes
Mei1egebietes. Sin @asco ba @ama,
Elm Columbus, unb ale bic 5orf4er
unb Gntbeder bes pier3ebnten unb
fiinfaebnten Sabrbunberts, tonnten 1idt
teine @orfe1ung bapon MAIDEN. nte
5ebr lire, bon ibnen nit ben gr0bten
@efabren aussefibrten @eifen, bon
ben Mq6tommer ber bamaltgen Sc
neration gu einem Nt&ts geftaltet
tperben piirben. Mie piirben iie fi&
tpunbern, t0nnten lie bic grobe Sc
f@mtnbigteit, bic @i&er9eit unb bic
Glesana BET ieBisen Sceanfabr3euse
tpa6rnebmen. Srob allebem finb
mir aber nod INNER ni4t am @nb3lez
le bie{er Wunber angelangt. Mls Sules
@erne feline Meltrunbreiie in a@talq
sase,n perfaBte, slaubte ct ii@erlid
ntdt, bab biefes problem geloit tperz
ben tonne; ct glaubte gang beittmm1
ni&t, baB bie{es problem je geloi!
>perben niirbe. Sc 1T aber oennod
gelDft, benr in ben lebten Sabren &C.
lang es, Mei1en UNI bic Melt in flint:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21
eeatt@e etaspsssI In eress~.

6err 6. s. pflueser, Der @etretdr
Der @efelf@aft fir ginflbrung nibliz
der Sinsp6sel IN Oregon, bat boz.
etnem Germ Riniel folgenben Brief
bon Relos, Douglas gountp. Oregor.
erbalten:
.Wdbrenb meines Mufentbaltes i'm
lmquatbale Bel Relos in Douglas
Gountp babe ih gu meinem sr0bten
9ersniisen bemertt, bab einiee ber
einsefibrten beutf9en SinspDsel, ipie
3erden. SinsoroTeln, S9parabroi>
feln, StiesliBe unb ibre Na4tom=
menf@aft ii@ in biefem 9bale angelic
belt baden. Befonbers 3ablrei9 finb
bier bic 2erhen unb ibr @eians. tpenn
lie IN Spiralen gen 9immel iteisen.
lit gar lieblid. Man bort lie bon,
fruben Morgen Biz Sonnenunterz
gang auf bebautem Qanbe unb in ben
SbGlern. Dos milbe Rlima bes
iiibliden Oresons i9eint bic 9aupt,
an5iebuns fir lie gu fem, i'm Minter
baben mir fait gar feinen S9nee unb
i'm Sommer finb bic NG9te ni4t 10
tiibl, nie ipeiter n0rbli9 bel Yortlanb,
unb bas 9an5e Sabr sibt es rei9li4
Nabrune.
Die Qer9e 1T elmer Der beften Do
gel, pelde bic @eieq19aft %einfiibrte,
benn lie 1T nidt Bios elm rei3enber
Sanger, ionbern in ibrer 2ebenstpei5e
iebr niibli9. Da bic 2er9en fid RAID
bermebren, perben fie fi9 balb iiber
a%nitoBenben Staaten berbreiten.
Man fam lie lei@t bon ben einbeimiz
i&en @0seln unterf9eiben. Mn iebem
Morsen tam man bic
S9parz unb SinsbroKeln bon ben
8dumen ibr melobii9es.
bur9brinsenbes 2ieb !@mettern b0=
rem. Mu@ bic @tieslibe iinb febr
3ablrei4 bter, fs balten fid meiftens
in ben Obftedrten auf unb tDnen lei&t
an ibren rotben R0pfhen ertannt
lperber. Sn tpenisen Sabren tpirb
bic sanae Rufte bon biefen prd@tisen
bepSltert fein unb lie nerz
ben ba3u beitrasen, @innanberung
nad bie{er @esenb gu 5ieben. Da bic
Ter mein Beridt bic Sbatia4e beftdz
tist, tpie melt bic @insp0sel ii4 ibrer
ginfiibrung iiber ben Staat Oregon
perbreitet baben, nirb Ct slei@aeitig
als Quele Der Snformation fir bic
lpiTenf@aftli4e 0rnitbolosie bienen
,anb boffe i4. baB Mnbere metnem
8eiipiel folgen unb dbnli@e 8ert4te
an ben Setretdr Der @eielli&aft mas
den tperben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21
2umantt@e 9ootenbran@e.

ueber Sobtengebrdu9e beim rumd=
nifben 2anbpolte pirb beri9tet Soz
balb BET @terbenbe Bethte unb &om@
munion empfansen bat, i4reiten bic
umqebenben nod por 1einem @eri@ei>
ben au feiner poQfGnbtsen Betleibung.
tporauf man ibm bic anse3iinoete
9obtenterae IN bic re9te 9anb bridt.
ssSn manden @egenoen legt man benz
5terbenben iosar boppelte &letourg
an, bic cine fir ben 2eib, bic aaOere
fir bic @eele. Man lest benz @ertorz
benen nun Elm pd@fernes aru5ifr uno
cine Minae, gep0bnli& Elm Rreu3erz
ftiid, in bic 9dnbe unb fargt ibn Elm.
Die Min3e bebeutet bas Reilegelo tur
bic Wanberung Der @eele in's Sem
feits. Die camille ndblt unter ben
tpeibli&en 9ertpanbten bic Rlagez
peiber, ober es tperben 5ol4e aud
eiaens gebungen. Diefe Rl~agetpeiber
birfen tire langge3ogenen 3ranerz
unb RlagegefGnse erit beim Morgenz
qra,ien, beim eriten 9abnenrufe, an
ittmmen unb Beginner bieielben gez
p0bnli9 nit Der Mnrufung unb Bez
arubung Der Morsenr0tbe. Sic bleiz
Ben bis 3ur 8eerbisung bes 9obten
i'm 9aufe. Gin Mdb@en mirb beauf<
traqt, q,,s benz 8runnen bes Sterbez
bauies ober zines bena4barten 9auz
les WaFer in Elm frembes 9aus feds
Wo9en btnbur4 gu tragen. Dit1es
WaNer ion CUR @rquidung Der Steele
bes Ner itorbener btenen. SIR tlelne
Rinber nirb auberbem aud M}tl4 IN
Elm frembes 9ars gebradt.
Ser Sobte bleibt bis CUR 8eerot<
auno, bic oft f4or am f~olgenben Saz
ae itattfinbet, i'm offenen Sarse ltez
aer EFT tperr ber popa Wrieiter) our
@in{egnung tommt unb ben Sobten
nit einem @emif@ BON Del unb Mein
be{prenat unb einseiesnet fat, ptro
ber @arg gefdlofen. 9terauf bringt
man ben 2ei9nam unter @efGngen
unb benz @eleite Der gan3en Srauerz
per{ammlung in bic Rir9e, mo berielz
BE unter gr0Berem @eremonteQ unh
@eiangen aberma1s eingeiegnet pirb.
6duftq pirb NIT bie1em @eremonie1
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21

Ob General Maibin9ton bel ienem
biitprti9en Diner anbers geittmmt
mar, als ionft, 1T Der Na9tpelt niat
iiberliefert tpprben.
gr unterbielt fi9 anselesentli4 nit
5einen @Gften unb f4entte benz, mas er
aB, beionbere Mufmertfamfeit.
M(s bic ber{diebenen @emiiiearten
aufqetrasen purben unb bic 5arten,
iunaen Grb1en, nte es getpObnlt4 Sc
i@ab, Dor iein Roupert aufsefteat
tporben tparen, erbob fi9 Der General
unb rief nit br0bnenber @timme, aut
bic @9IFel beutenb:
,sSn bie1em @eri9t lauert Der Sob!"
.@roBe M%ufresung folgte.
Die Dffi3iere erboben fi4, rt1e11 bic
.S4merter aus ber @4eibe unb barr
ten bes Meiteren.
@s gef9ab jebo@ nt@t piel.
General Ma1bington lieb Better
Mnn 8le{Iing bolen, bic fi4 Dor neberz
raidung ni@t gu faf1en pnbte.
Damn tpurbe Elm 1ebr lebenbtges, ga
dernbes 9ubn in ben Saul gebradt.
bus nit @ier iiber bic tbm porgeiebten
@rblen berfiel.
Stint Minuten 1pGter lag es tobt Da,
Ser General 9ab feine tpeitere grz
tldruna at, Bic Mntpefenben abnten in
A.H 81 tr.1hen Tirnff ma fhHne MGO>
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21

SIN 9ofe bes sroBen @ebdubes aber
belt Ct an, f4aute in elm pergittertes
Geniter gu ebener Grbe, binter benz
Better Mnns fdOnes. blei9es Mntlib
ii4tbar narb, unb fliiiterte, gum
3immel aufblidenb:
st! 2teb@en, lei suten Mutbes.
Die Doiis lit bereit. sic pirb pirz
Ten. Sn ber Stabt er3dblen lie. bab
maj, Did ais Spion bierber &C.
f9leppt bat. Mie Is audi lei, morsen
biit Du fret!"
Gorge lieber fir Did" CAB bas
MGb&en leife 3uriid unb feline Stim=
me a~itterte Dor 9er3ensansit. r8leibe
fort bon bier, tuenn Du nidt Sdredz
Tides erleben ntnit. Das iase i@ Dir
nod, tpenr Define Dofis nirtt, 10 iinb
mir auf epig gef@ieben!"
.9emad," murmelte Der Singing,
lin Rriese unb in Der 2iebe 1T Mlles
erlaubt," aber ct 3og Is bod por,
f9leunisft bic Stdtte su pertafen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21

gen setroHen, beufe fd1t 6as tetneml
Menf&m Elm. Dn 3eit f9reitet fort;
mir tleinen grbenpiirm@en mifen
aIes aufbieten, Inn NIT Der 3eit unb
beren Gortf@rttt slei@es Maab ou
balten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-21

Den Wtdrnern, Nlp01ten, NOrHelteN
unb Mrrias unter ben Damen. Sod
ionberbarer finb bic gnsldnber, beren
Wornamen uns 10 oft in bic s3eiten
Dabibs unb Salomos perfeben. Den
@ipfel Der Gr0mmisteit aber errei4s
ten fe CUR 3eit Der Snbepenbentenz
9erri4aft. GrompeQ bilbete ii4 Elm
neues, bas 8arebone parliament. 10
genanrt mad einem 2onboner @erber
praife Sob Barebone, gu beuti4 Co
begott Sobtentno9en. Die Mitelieber
tparen meiit setp0bnli4e 9anbmerter,
aber lauter 9eilise, bic gum 3eiden
ibrer relgi0ien Mieberseburt itatt III
rer bisberigen 9aufnamen ii@ bibliz
{9e Spriide gu 8ornumen %pGblten.
2ange @ebete unb fromme @eidnse
er0Hneten unb f@loTen bic SiBunsen.
Gin en9lil9er @ei9i9tsf9reiber nennt
bic Namen: 91bte bic @inbe Gin tie
iin) Yimpte, Steb felt i'm @lauben
Otanb fat in tie faitb) Soiner unb
Elm Bruber bes praife Sob bate gum
0ornamen ben Sab: Ddre @briftus
ni9t fit uns seitorben, mir pdren
MQe perbammt (bamneb). So bic
GnglGnber 5onft bic Riir3e lieben. 10
nannte man i'm Bios Damned Bare
bone. perbammter Sobtentno&en.
@ebr piele @ornamen bate man in
Der rDmi19en Raiieraeit. tbeils in SOL
&c BON Mboption, tpel@e bic pfi4t
auferleste, ben Namen bes Mooptirenz
ben gu fiibren, tbeils bur@ 9in3ufiiz
sung Der Namen Der miitterli@en Ser
tpanbten gum eigenen. Mus @itelteit
auf fol@e Gamtlienbe5iebunsen unb
aus anbere1 @riinben i9no1en bic
Mumen bes r0mii@en Mbels 70 an, bab
3ur 3eit Traians UNI 100 unferer 3eit
rednung -Gin3elne, nie pompeius SAL
CO, mebr als aebn fibrten. be6en
@obn niht tpeniser als 38. Mber
aud un1ere een6bnlihen 8ornamen
unterltegen Der Mobe meDr als man
benft. 2efiins tabelt i'm 8. @tId feiz
ner Dramatureie einen Miener Dra=
MATTER 9enfelb Gpdter Director bes
Miener 9beaters), bab Der 3elb zines
feiner @tiide @iesmunb bieBe. .Der
Nonae Siesmunb," faste e.. ri@medt
Bel ui,s 3iernli4 na9 benz Domeftiten.
sd m19te, bab unfere bramatii9en
Di9ter aud in fol@en Rleinigfeiten
Elm tpenis gefu@ter unb auf ben Son
Der groBen Melt aufmertfamer fein
1olten." SECT beiben iie freili4 -
Mnatol ober Maolll. Mer 3peifelt
aber au9 in Der Shat, baB auf ben
Namen piel antommt, unb buB getptfz
len Namen Elm Staaserud anbaftet9
Daral, t0nnen felbt bic BRET Ronise
aus benz Morsenlanbe nt4ts dnbern
unb einen mpbernen M%omanbelben nit
benz Mamen Midel, 8altbaiar, Rafz
par, Meldtor, panfra5 f0nnen mir,
duBer in Der Dorfgei@i@te, uns tat
ebenio nenis benten, als cine Selbin
@ulalia, @meren3ia, MpoQonta ober
Runigunbe. sic iino porldufg ret
tunsslos ben Wibbldttern, Der @&als
erbanabe unb Der @eiinbeitube perfalz
len. 0asesen liefern tiefsreifenbe IL
terari14e Gr3eugni5e neue Namen. bic
bann 10 iebr bon Sebermann sefibrt
merben, bab lie Der Sripialitdt ebenio
menig entseben. tpie piele an fi@ iebr
f9Dne Melobten, Iobalb ii4 tbrer Der
Qeiertaiten bemd9tigt. 60 tpuaerten
burb @. Masncr bic Sans upb Glie
empor, pie tebt bic 9anft unb NHti
unb Mi33i felbft auf benz Sbeater3etz
tel Der @robitabt. Mas aber tptro
bic nd@fte Mobe fem?
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9reffenbe Grtldrun9. =
Gin 9err tritt NIT ieinem 904terden
eines Na9mittass in bas Bureau e.
nes RaEenbeamten, nm cine Summe
@elbes gu erbeben. gs pirb ibm Be-
merit, baB bic Raffe rur Mor9ens gez
0Fnet fet. .Warum benn nur Mor<
eens?" frdst Der Silent. .Das
tpeibt Du ni@t,. papa?" ruff ba bas
a9tidbrise Mdb4en triumpbirenb
aus, rMorgenitunb bat ia @olb i'm
Munb!"
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@umoriNiimes.

@4uler (radblt bic @ei@i@te
bon Satobs 1raum): .llnb als So
fob ertpa9te. itanb bic Better nt@t
mebr b." ~ Qebrer: rWo mar fe
benn eeblieben - S6Uler: .@ie
mar umsefalen."
gu pieI perIangt. sic (alte
Rotette): .@ersib ni@t, emil. iiberz
morgen 1T mein @eburtstag!" - Gr:
,Seatpobl, Deminen @eburtstag fo1 i4
mil merten, babel aber pergefen, uie
alt Du btjt!"
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Mub abgemartet merben.
Qebrer: ,Mas 1T 81 fir Elm Mort2"
- @9uler: Gin 9%aupttport!"
2ebrer: .@el9es @ef@le4t?" Dos
tpoas mer no net, Bis es qustro4en
iS!"