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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30

Sbiir binaus. SunssM6slein bdrfilte
{idb ab III Hitler Ramnlen nnD er ippnfe
In Bic Melt aieben, nmGelb urD Hupm
3u finben,
DOd fpie's balt eirs! aann mar
er aus DenGtabt, ba padtt ihnShmer5
unb ger3neifluns. fein heraliebes Wtds
BEL ie All errinqer linb nun bate e
nur mebr einen Munfdh: lieber gletH
All 5terbe,l, als por GebnInbt al perges
ben unb ieinem 2ieb 5eitlebens ferne ~
iein.
.Den Sob lam i1 Dir fhOn seben.
arner 8ur{h," bahte iih bos alte
scyabr unb enbDb feline 0dnbe, Inn ibm
ben etpiaen @hlaf au perleiberl.
ga aing Elm Rlingen nno Sau1en
burd Ben Walb, iiberniitbig fhiittels
ten bic 3peige ibre tpeiBe 9at auf ben
9pben, linb elm li1ter, iiberirbtlher
@tbimmer brad burh bas Ounfel.
Gr5dredenb flii1terte berMlte: ~Wiets
n. Madt lit aus!" unb peri4tpano
binter ben @tdmmen.
@eblenbet itdnb ben 8urfh por Dem
@lans, Der iib I'm ibn ersob, unb IN
ben Obren brauite es ibm tpte bon ferz
men Melobieen unb pialmeisn. Dor
ibm 5tanb III bimmlifher Werfldrung
elm berrlicb fd0ner Rnabe, Der ibm
freunblid auldhelte:
rRann Did benn nur ber3ob gliids
lid mahen9 Mugen auf mein Sunge.
frob unb itola in bic Welt sefaaut, =
iebt beginnt meme 9ernidaft, - nnb
cssuna=RDslein fpIIf Du freien!A
Damn brad er aus benz Diabem,
bas feline golbenen 2oden trDnte, et1en
belIen gbel1tein unb reihte ibn benz
8ur1den. ,Da baft Ou ben SAliihel
gum 2er3 bes Wuherers, er tit mebr
fpertb als Der foltbarite Oemant. mnb
M6s6ens Naters Iusen tperben lei4@
ten, tpenn en- ibn fiebt!"
Damn perlor iih Der Sdimmer, nur
ber Demant blibfe in Der 9anh bes
Bur11en tpie fonnengplbnes Tener.
Nun 3uriid gu SunszM0sden!
yDie er aus benz Walbe trat, fab er
in tpeiter s5erne bas junse Sabr por
ben Mauern ben 6tabt, bic Shore
fprangen bon felber auf unb bic
@lpden flaneen bon ben Sbiirmen unb
feierten ieinen ginaug.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30

miefe, Bic tobenbe, itareienbe, iOblenbe
Menge bintenbrein.
Wehtlagenb fDlete NIT einem 3dus
fen Metber bic ein8Opfise Rdberin.
@irt erreidte enbli1 bas dilbere
Shor Der Saufenburg. ben rnuseren
3ppf Der Mlten nod thinner il, ber 5us
Iammensetrallten 9anb.
1artl. ihDn tief in ber dnsgegrdbez
men @rube itebenb, bDrte BON ferne bas
Soben unb Gcbreien Der Menge. Da
auf einn1al polterte unb foQerte eine
feuaenbe @eitalt beran, er5dien eirten
glusenblid auf Der 9Dbe bes aufgeipors
fenen Grbbaufens unb rutfhte bann
| nit einem giten She'll besfelben fopfz
| iiber in bic @rube, neben ben entfebt
auriidpeidenben 9ortl. Sbne elm
Mort au duBern. 10 feit unb genau
bielten iib 8eibe an bic Shabgrdber=
tnftrnetipn, nod tpelher ia ME BET elmer
1olhen Mrbeit elm Wort geipro4en
iperben barf, bielt @irt benz 3artl ben
erbeuteten 3opf bin.
Nber gu fpdt. @don tobten bic
9erfolger unb nmringten, nun ielbtt
b09li1it pertpunSert. bic Grnbe NIT
ben beiben 8urfhen.
GelbifperitdnDlid tpurbe nun Der
ssdn ebr bdlb aufsefldrt. Gin un<
bGnbiaes @elG1ter erfiillte bic 8nrgS
ruine, tpel9es iih nod mehrte, als Die
fheltenbe NGberin nit einem 3opf nno
einem 9aarnurSelitumpf auf Dem
@dauplase eridien.
Sartl nabm ben 3ppf unb bielt ibn
nabe benz 2idbte Der 2aterne.
DOS itimmt," fagte er troden.
| .@irt, bDs ftirnmt. Mit ben 3Opfl
moan i, lupfn miar in Sdab nit auf."
,Rannit's nit tpiH'n," f9rie nun Der
| als Wibpogel betannte Sduiter 5ran5
baaipiiben. .Mer tpodb. pb er nit
ben 3Dpfl nit bic geatbersGenl ais
Sddb heranSta9t."
Oie alte 2eni ma9te ob bes iiners
iparteten @orfdlases Elm 10 fubss. per@
sDhnliches @eiidt unb ndberte ii4 Der
Grube. in tpelher bic beiben mod lnlz
mer Itanben. baB Der arme Strt IN iet@
ner Seraensansit tpie ein Wieiel en1z
porfletterte unb nit sinem mddtlgen
Gob nad binten in Der Ountelhe1t
perihpanb. Gautes 8eld4ter Der
gnpefenben fplgte, benn aua bic ytabz
term rannte nit lautem GelHrei htnter
ber. ,Mein 3opf gibIt miar, bu oas
berlump, bu Ginbreder, bu Hduber,
mein 3opf 9ibit her"
2anaiam unb bebddtis itieg nun
Der Sartl aus Der @rubs, ihlug ll4
nit 5einem Suite bic Grbipuren BON Den
aleibern unb iaste: Sou q 3eutels>
orabsrei in benz sefrOrsnen goo'n u'o
an's fir bic &aB. Sn Sirt aber, 0em
oebt's 1hls9t. 9ott itdrt'n. baB n
bic Ser nit bertpii9t!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
3weifeI.

6erbitestage. - Die Bldtter fallen,
llnb i'm @olblaub beriinft ber SUB,
9o9 i'm Blauen peripeben, berballen
6Sr' i1 ber Monberp0gel GruB.
@oIb'ne Jribe bon Dufi unb @4ims
rller,
Jabl erl0f1enb 5n triibem Gran.
syGbes Dpffen = bas INNER, INNER
@9lunotnb ftirbt in Der 9brdnen
9bau.
Gterbetage. - Gtdub finft 5u Gtaube.
lInb fein Nliiben - fein Werben mebr
mint!
Gage. mo mir Goffnung unb 0laus
be -
M9! = no felbit bic aiebe perlinft.
Gtumme, trauernbe 6heibetage,
Mo Der Sob rings b1s leben fiibt,
$50 in umlonit unlfonif mir iaoe:
DaB nnpre 2iebe unftsrbli1 III.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
Sabesuerube.

BprioGrts flltbet Der Strpm Der 3eit!
5I9tie enisieiten bic Wpsen benz
8Iif.
&aum erf9ienen, nie ipeit f9on, ipie
tpeit
2iegen bic ldhenben ufer auriid!
WlD6ten mir eerne 5u trauli6er Haft
9emmen bes S9iffleins befliiselten
2auf,
@on Der md9tigen Str0mung erfabt,
9dlt unfer Winf4en iein Slieben
ni9t auf.
G9eibenbes Sabr, bu eletdeit benz
Strdnb,
Der ft9 in bdmmernbe Serne perlor.
Mber i'm Often taunt neues 2anb
Mus ben leu9tenben Slutben empor.
3nar nod liest es nebelumbiiat:
Ma1t es bic 5r1ume bes 9er5ens
uns Dabr?
Soffenb betreten mir 1ein @efilb,
Sci uns eegriibet. bu neues Sdhr!
Greunbli9e 8ilber umgauteln ben
Stnn,
GlodentOne, fie flingen 10 rein,
SlDben uns Ibnung bon iiiBem Gee
tptnn,
Gpffnung fiinftigen Slides Elm.
@eidseiesnetes Menf4enbera,
Oas, tpie oft aud 5ein Soften trog,
Simmer nod aus persangenemSAmer3
g2euen Slides WerbeiBuns Jog!
9ieues Sabr, bu tduiheit uns niAt!
Oenn mir tpiKen: es bipgt bein SAoOb
Diiftere Sage unb Sage bon 2iat;
5reube nit Qeib lit bes Sterblihen
Gpps.
8leiben aud Stiirme uns nimmer erz
fpart,
9offnungsfreubig in Slid pie IN
NDth,
Oiirfen mir rufen: SrDbli9e Sabrt!
2entt bod bas Steuer Der eipige
@ott!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
Snul urslsit synbr.
Nrpiit 9Reuiohr!

proiit Neuiobr!
port ibr bic Rufe I'm 6tdbtlein en-
5holleng
3ei! Run n6gen bic pfropfen fnalen
luitig, tpie es 1eit Sabxu ipari
prpfit Reu;abr.
syreunbe Fobt an!
SbitfeIt eu1 bieber bic MGnners
hdnbe!
lleber bic bplprige sSabresnenbe
Jlbrt nns biniiber Der 9offnuns @es
fpann.
sreunbe ifobt an!
Sci bod fem 5rp1b!
Braber, mas f0nnen bic Sorgen taus
gen9
Bmber, mas fibt bR nit triiben Muz
gen,
Drinnen Der 2ebensmutb alIer erloIh9
Sci bod tein Srofh.
Mugen grubuusl
Was bir i'm lebten Sabre perborben,-
Strebe, - balb BAIT bus tpieber ers
ipDrben,
Morgen fhon pebt bir's piellei9t ina
9aus.
Mitgen srabaus!
proiit Neuiabr!
Shiptnget BITE 9ldfer unb feuhtet bic
&ehlen,
Nno als Sahrirrnh IaHet uns tpdblen:
~9etter I'm Slid unb feft in @efabr!~
prpiit Maliabr!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
8ebenfIi.her Hr

-. !. - -" ~ ~ 1YlSt H.
Mutter (ftola): ~. llnb pb Ser Wepi
fleibig beim Wiolinfpieleu ift! ystf
bat er feit einem balben ssabr, Gtun6'
unb bic brittle @eiae ift fcbon bin!.
gineipeite Musfidat. -
Muf benz Mafertburm in 6amburo
iagte 81 benz M6nter Elm NeSudber:
rMdn bat bod bon bier aus eine aiemz
ltd ipeite Musiidt9 @eiDif! aisbt
ber Nngerebete aur Mnttport. = Mdn
fdnn ipobl aud bon bier aus gurto=
fen ieben2 frGgt Der 4eiuher
yNatiirlih nod bieI tpeiter! erpibtrt
Der WGrter. go. bas tit ober sod,
taum bentbdr! ga, paffen Gie
man nal uuf, ipenn bie Wolten iid3
btr5itbeH; bdnn f0nnen Gie ioour biel
Sonne fehen!
4bdl o.: ber Mrat bot n,tr
berbotsn, porIdufig gbdmpoartr 4,
tsinttn. H.:: Mabrf6einIisb, SIS 81 m
Tim 0sint @ebnuilg beauIit bditl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
Aur Der Notb koan SdJlunne
latTen.
(Rundener @eridtsicene.)

YIN betanntes Spri4port iagt:
rGen e9ter 8erliner bat stpis @elD"
iposegsn Der Miinaener iast: Sur toa
Srauristeit fpiir'n laffen. Dies be-
ber5igt insbeionbere Der Maier Miz
1ael t., elm luftiser Wann bon bier
unbpier5ig Sabren. Der INNER nod
babel lit tpo es cine 9eb sibt. obpobl
er 5as S4Onite beretts sefeben bat
nnb 1ein leben lang NIT Sorge, Nr=
belt uno pibrigem 8eidid iih abn,ii>
ben muBte. Wenn bic @elb= pber M1az
genfrage gu unseitiim an ibn berans
fommt, 10 bat berfelbe Elm prGferpatip
in einem bumorpollen Spri9porte
! unb bies beibt:: nNur Der Hotb foam
Shpuns laiien!"
Ser Wti4l, Elm geniitbpplIer blonber
SunsgeieGe, benz beftdnbig Elm iarbos
ntfaes Gd9eln um ben Munb fhtpebt,
1T Der urtppus zines Miindeners, Der
Sraurisfeit faum pom 9Dreniasen
tennt uno Der bem@runblabe bulbiat:
2eben unb 2ebenlaHen. Derielbe tpurz
be ipesen 8eleibisung unb 9ausfrie=
bensbru4 angeaeist unb bate besbalb
bor benz Hibter gu eri4einen. Gtrenz
| &c meinte Der Gi1tsr: Dir MAIDEN
feline Spdbe! Wierfen Sic Si9 bas!
Mus Sbren Mienen eriebe ih, bab sic
bonn Grnft Der Sadie ni9t gerabe
bur4brungen iinb! Was tpollen Sic
auf bic Mntlage eripiberns
Mngefl.: Sehsen 3 9err Stabtrids
ter! sic slauben aa ido' ipisber, bab
foam @rnft bab unb' bestpeg'n tpirb
Bel mir aus iebem SpaB a grnit,
| S4ausen 9 bin Der griiebigfte Gas
merab 10 tpeit als b Star lauft, aber
| ped bab /, no | binelars. SIM Spiepn
ba aabl / iiberau, Bel bic Mabln bo
timmt's mia bis gu bic 0eiratbspapier
meinettpes'n a Mlte unb ba is foo
@f9moo9 babel; 3 @eIb is' alletpeil
bas Menisite, b Srennb' ioIp lala;. b
9lrbet bic bleibt mer alloanig unb BIZ
Qlnbern boien 3 @elb aa pieber anoa.
mig; b Werpanbfhaft - Grueb@ott
reben nler bon mas dnberen!
| Nidter: Oemnah iinb sic Elm un=
| gliidstinb unb i9 tpunbere mid nur
fDie Sic ba3u fommen. Sbren 9aus.
BERN gu beleibigen!
| Mnsetl.: Saia! an 9ausbsrrr
moans2 9err @tabtri9ter bam's fho
al 5ausberrn g'iebsn, Der net belei
bigt mar. tDenn's am Gr{ten fodn3ini
beiananb s'babt bam2 s. mo- net uni
Bel benz bd erft reht net. 81 0npotbe.
fen= unb Wehfelbant, leinettpeg'n bi
beutfde Neim banf tpenns toan pfen.
mig @elb mebr auf an Gtodnabauft
| gibt. penn bic fGmmtli9en G'ri1ts
bon5ieber bon Miintd an Gtarrframp
frieg'n bDr ldutere Wapperl anfpap
pen. tpenn Oaner nit Der iiebennnb
breiBigften 9ppotbet unb aipon Mdr
i fuf3ge 3 gnn3e 0nus eintbuat 81
Die armen Snipobner finmt er uni
| min hnben bic fDllen sabIn. ba bar
| IL mir febpn. ber Gins gsbt BORN Gi
| len unb rlur Der ID d ebrlimer Menf1
Der am Gr{tsn auf n punlt bipfelt
sSeb'n tpenn sic ober dnberer Mei
nupg fan unb benfn: gHen unb Erin
Ia bGit Qtib unb Qebsn a'fdnlm1 uni
bdnn erit fiumt Der llntsritanb'
Wsnn Sie bereits brti .3ettsIn BAN
| Jm Nduen Geiner Wfojeit6t, ipuenl
an Gonern g'ipobnt'n 6dusbtrrn III,
/ =, ekxsx 41hYssxl " HxsTk kny{ ~. le =
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l1nb aus ber S1enfe r3um rptben
9abn" fdpanfte Der Wddter beraus
nnb blies in iein 9orn, 10 gut er es
mod fonnte. Ser f9tpere Mein tpar
ibm in ben aopf seitiesen, unb bic
2anbsfnehtfnaar ioblte unb fdrie gu
ben beiferen SDnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-30
Snngfralten6aar.
e'ne lultise neutrality-suspicious. BON Carl
9XpIf

Cine lnitise Neuiohrsgeididte BON Carl
BoIf.
Dor bielen, Dtelen Sabren - mel,
mill nit grab fager,, es ieien taufenb,
aber reunbunbert fein's gana a'tpib -
oa Is brobmet auf Der Saufenbura a
tteinreiher Graf g'tper. Sebt penn
Der 8raf beut nod beim 2eben iein
fbdt. iteinret4 mar sr a, neil bic Meder
nnb Wief'n, be gu ben @'fdlpB aebDrt
baben, beut nir fein, als fteiniae 9anz
ten unb Dber @runb, unb 9 @'fdloB
ielber TT Steinbarfen, unb nit mebr.
Somals mar in bem G'iblob a @lana,
bab iebipeber Menf6, Der einiaanaen
1T. bat miih'n blausfarbelte @ugsnz
gldier tras'n, fonft mar er itodblinb
g'norb'n, 10 bat an bic 0errlidfeit
g'funtslt. Der @raf iit 10 auf's prd9z
tige g'tpefn, baB er ii9 einbilbet bat,
er tann lei auf solbene 8Db'n panbeln.
8pn ale SifdIer i'm ganaen Sbal bat
er Die 2etmpfanblen S'fammens'lieben
Inb Die ganae Oienerf9aft auf'n
ShlpB bat miif'n s'fammenbelf'n.
Sn Die 2eimpfanblen baben fie in Der
Rudl brunt aufn 9erb nur lautere
8olbftiidlen s'fhmolan unb a[le Stu=
benz unb Rammerh0bn {ein fineertief
nit Golb an'sitri9en giporbn. Die
9iidler haben als gntgelb 3 @oib,
bas IN bic 2eimpfanbIen lit bGneen
blieben, auberfrabn unb bic Oienerz
fhaft bat biirfen bic gemitel bebaltn.
Der 9raf bat Sodter s'babt. Die
3odter mar 70 f90n, baB ipetn r
iibers Jelb pber burrb'n Mdlb eaneen
iit, bat r miibn BORN @eii9t a 8orz
bdngl traen, benn BON bic Manberleut
at a iebtpeber, Der iie anef9aut bat,
itpannarrifh spprbn npr 0erliebtbeit.
Sn bic Sohter mar Der @ruf felber 10
Derliebt. baB er BON elmer 2Gteruns in
bic anbere berfalen lift. ginmal bat
er auiigruafen segenen 9immel: n9er=
gott = bat er gruafn - 9ott peraeib
mir bic Siinb. |, er5Gbl ia lei, tpie
fhredli, baB er e'ldftert fat - 9err=
gott. bat er sruafn, f9aa a unl amer
BON Oein 9immel, ob 9 unter Oeine
Gn9l ober unter Deins 5eiligen pan
finbn tbuait, Der 10 f1On lit, ipie mein
9ohter."
Qauft's einem ba nit mia q Gab nit
eiStalte 8rablen iibern Ridn, Bel 10
riner Heb?
@on bic anberen 2G1ferungen min /
Iieberrnir fasn. fonit fiirht's Gna bic
Naht in Der finftern Rammer 5n
Shlafn. BON Der @eburt 5einer So9=
ter nrf9'fansen bat Der Graf uuf ben
Sanfenburg ale Sabr IN elmer getpOlb=
ten, lfeueriihern &ammer a g'ftri1ns
Gtar @oibitiidlen ausefhiittet 5u an
3aufn anb in bic G9altjabr u1emaI
q gebauftss Star. Ser 0nufn @olb
1T allftpeil mebr ans'nadfn unb mics
GrdfenfrGulein aipanais Sabr alt mar,
ift Der 8otbbaufn In Der Rammer
'leiht Ho yroB' gtDeit, tpie berMffbuufn
born GtnlI. llnb bDs ipar q Dnufn,
benn bar Grdf bat 5ip0lf ehimmsl,
5tpOlf Xnppen, aip0lf Su9fn urb StnDif
BrGmnnleniim Staa ftebn sebabt. GS
bat iih ubtr aus'n go13n 2nnb fein
Merber Aereetraut. neil Der @raf
a'fagt bnt, ser muB srab 10 an pnnfen
DoIb aufipeifn.
Da, IN 1tr Neuiobrsna1f iFs
g'iDeff. bic Msut' 'fein BON ale GeTfem
Der airde aitgeiDanbert unb bic 'glo<
sews "a
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@5trabe mebrten Ii9, eine @iertelftunbe
mar es binauf bis gum Shiob, barum
furs entfhloTen. 60 tpie er pdbnte,
bas 2easrl lei tpieber ba, taitete er
ohne piel au fhaaen unb sll reben mad
ibrem Ropf. nit einem @riff faBte er
ben cinen Der berunterbGnaenben
3Opfe, elm trdftiger @1nitt nit yeinem
i4arfen MeTsr, Gin Sprung, Elm Ma,
i4eln unb aIappern beg 5a{ammens
itiiraenben 0ol3Itobes unb @irt ficg
nit benz eroberten Sungfernboar bic
'Dorfsaffe binnuf. llnb ipie Is fdon
gu fein pflest: Am unteren Gnbe
beg Dorfes fprinst cin 1eu1dred in's
Wcffer unb am oberen gnbe er3Gblt
man ith fdon nah elmer Wisrtelifunbe:
.llnten i'm Dorfe lei Dor Ghrefen
beim 3eurna9en Semanb in's MdFer
gefprungen,1
go ging Is au1 bier. Die olie
NGberin ftieb bei benz lleberfalI einen
drterfdiitternben G9rei aus. llnb
5ehn Ninuten bnrauf mar bas babe
DDrf biiter Dem GiIt ber, in Der Meeiz
nung, tinen Mt0rber 3u DerfoIgen.
Gntgegenfommenbe lelte 19nittsn,
pbnt re6t 81 tDii1en ip1runl. btm flie<
benben Girf ben QDeg ab. Bon NngE,
bie Mitiernd9tsHunbe 5iir GMdb<
bebnng 81 ber}dumen, jprong Girt
fjber eiue bobs Mautrs burmaufrit dine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Wanted n Divorce.
For the DlsDatch)

When old Absolom -Firkins walked into
Squire SOlOn's courtroom the other day,
he looked very much a. II he had been
caught out IN a genealogical cyclone.
There were scraps OF rind dangling from
his knky locks. a few pumpkin pits da-
doing his checks and eyebrows, worm-like
nhFes Intervening with his grizzled
beard. and a very positive chrome veneer
huctuating ever the waste places IN his
frontispiece. The Squire. who vas at
that time engaged In sharpening razor
On the clerks assistant, looked over his
glasses at the sp2ttered spectre. and then,
dropping his razor in cheese-box ex-
pectorium at his feet, started on a dead
run for an open window.
III, 20 dar. Squarw coming from Alb
soiom, treasured the Indicating jurist,
and he returned 10 the bench, resumed
his ermine, and wonderingiy awaited tne
approach OF the unique specimen OF ami
mated fresco.
Mr.. Firkins advanced 10 the tribunal,
leaned against a barrel sacred 10 the uses
OF the court stenographer. shook the
makings Of good pie from his hat, and
made known his business.
"Jedge." said he, Il wants a 'yorcel
Oner desc eyere short-fuse 'vorces datll
90 off quick"
" nat > the matter now, ADSOlOm 2
queried the Judge, has the glamour OF
love worn on, so to speak-the fruit OF
welded lie lost its sweetness
Don't know muffin erbout de clammers
er lub warm orr" responded AbsOlom.
but OAR haint no doubts erbout dat beln'
dc case wild squar foot er dis CENTER
mans .cutercum. An sa 70 de fruit sr
welded llfe," he continued, stopping 10
blow n few pumpkln-seeds from his
moustache, pears ter me like l ben
cAewin' too mar De core"
Il must say. Absolom. that prirna- facie
evidence rather susiains your assertion;
IL is clear Gaze OF vide et crede."
II ha'nt 'nyln' DAT hit pears ter yo'
lax j done ct suffin mighty greedy. but
Jedge. ais hain't cum rom no eatin bus
ness; lemme tell 20; war fo'ce inter dis
kerlizhiOn"
Forced into II, eh, Absolom? Well, let
me have the particulars"
"Suttin'iy, Jecg., Vel, yo' see, ledge.
cum ter meg cabin las .ceain' sorter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
MAY VISIT THIS CITY.
Famous Washington Artillery, Of New
Orleans, Contemplating a Trip Here.
sAY ne THE HowITzERs' GUESTS.
Richmond ArtiIierynen Considering
The AdyiNabIiity of Inviting Them
Two C.ack Organizations.

The probability OF the famous wash
ing,on Artillery Battalion. Of New Or
leans. visiting Richmond TO participate
in the ceremonies incident TO the laying
OF the cornerstone Of the Jefferson DAVIS
monument on the % Of July calls TO
mind the former visits TO this city OF
this magnificent organization, and reviyes
memories Of the fraternal relations which
have FOR years existed between the Louisi-
anians and the HowltzerS Battery.
Daring the war these artillery com
manas-the one The pride Of Louisiana
and the extreme South, and the other
the pride OF Virginla-were thrown TO
gcthcr a great deal. and the members Of
The two organizations became fast friends
When hostlities ceased these friendships
did not lapse. but were freshened by
visits OF one command 10 the other.
when the veil vas drawn from the
monument OF Lee the Washington Ar
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ton for bravery as member or the
Second Company Of the Howitzers, and
having served in all the grades IN the
present company, up TO lieutenant. lie
nroved an illustrious successor TO his
illustrlous predecessors The require
ments OF his business after several years
of arduous duty forced him to give up
the position.
Then Lieutenant b. Lorraine by the
unanimous voice OF the company be
came it's captain: William a. Barrett was
elected first lieutenant, John y. Hutche-
son. Junior first lieutenant, and G. g.
Bosher junior second lieutenant. While
Lieutenant Lorraine could not like his
predecessors. bring with him TO the posi-
ton a record Of brilliant deeds done
during the war lowing 10 his having
been TOO young TO serve at that time, he
could. nevertheless, boast Of achievements
performed in the line Of duty, which won
The admiration OF the military critics.
numined the pages of the battery's his
tory. and endeared him TO the hearts of
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The sltting-room can be made TO do
duty as a parlor. The library, as a music
room 4 drapery-hidden corner OF the
second floor hall. as a bathroom. y
chamber with a folding. rundown sofa
bed. for a sltting-room, sleeping-room.
smoking-room, or reading-roOm. But a
kitchen. however metamorphosed, viii be,
must be. and cannot be otherwise than
a kitchen still. These considerations
mark out the kitchen, in the plan Of
household salvation, as the most import
ant room in tho domestic economy Of
home-makiug.
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and not 10 fire until ordered, one OF the
men (the smallest In the commana). as
soon as the captain had issued ms ordeTS'
called out: Boys. there IL one thlnS 90
not wish you 10 forget, and that u.s. want
silver handles on mine.
There being no immediate use TOT can
non, a part OF the men were put on guard
and outpost duty. which proved ryihs'
as they had never performed such duty
before, besides. the country was SO rug
ged and mountainous and the prospect
OF being shot down from ambush at any
moment stared them In the face. Inose
detailed for outpost duty remained on the
mountains for twenty-four hours at
time. owing TO the small number or troops
and the long line 10 be p!cl1eted, senuneis
being relieved every two hours.
The duty performed was not light, by
any means, as the men had 70 stand IN
the cold rains until they were drenched
through; then at night It was so dark on
the mountain, and especially at Cold
Creek "a dangerous posD, that one could
scarcely see two feet before him. The
men performed every duty faithfully and
fearlessly. and their gentlemanly deport-
ment was all that could be desired.
The last Of the command returned IN
June. without any casualties save the
injuries sustained by Lieutenant Barrett,
he having one OF his feet badly Injured
while on outpost duty.
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morning. when negotiations were going
on TO surrender the army. he refused 10
surrender his battery and buried his guns
Qour Napoleons) April 9th. disbanded his
battery. and made his way 10 Greensboro.
n c.. Joining General Joseph l.. John
ston's army, and was paroled when they
surrendered at Greensboro, y. 9. With
the fortitude OF a soldier, he returned
20 New Orleans 10 apply his energies
once more 10 commercial life
When the command was re0rganised In
sS.6 he was elected captain OF Battery c.
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his comrades. He was justly considered
the finest tactician and disciplinarian in
the State. Under his management the
battery reached high state OF prosperity
and efficiency. In a competitive drill with
the United States officers as judges, he,
with a platoon. made the remarkable
record OF % per cent. out OF possible
100. carrying off the price. After years
Of untrng devotion 10 the battery's in
terest he resigned. much TO the regret OF
the battery.