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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
THE COMING WOMAN

WHO goes to the club while her husband
tends the baby, as we'll as the good old
fashioned woman who looks after her home,
Will both at times get run down in health.
They will be troubled with loss Of appetite
headaches, sleeplessness, faintIns or dizzy
spells The most wondergul remedy for
these women is Electric Bitters. ThouS-
ands of sufferers from lame back and weak
kidneys rise up and call it blessed. 1t is
the medicine for the women. Female COM
plants and nervous troubles of all kinds
are soon relieved by the use of Electric Bit
ters. Delicate women should keep this
remedy on hand to build up the system.
Only 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Z. B.
Loryea.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
Tho Negro Brute Captured.

BENNErTsviLL&, s. O., Oct a5.-Oan
Morrison of Rockingham, N. c.. has
arrived in town, bringing with him
John Alspaw, negro, who is charged
with assaulting Miss Cole, q young
operative in the Pee Dee mill. The
negro was brought here for safe keep
ing. There is much excitement in
Rockingham, and it would not be
surprise if 3 mob from North Carolina
comes here and lynches the negro.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
Train Kills a somuambulist.

JEsUP, Ga, Oct. 2S.-Northbornd
passenger train No. IS. on the Southern
railway. struck and instantly killed
man at Pendervis, a flag station II
miles south of Jesup. He was walking
in the center OF the track approaching
the train and was supposed TO have
been asleep. since he paid no attention
to the train. 4 health certificate and
receipt for $50 were found on his body.
These were in favor Of August Sales
bury of Chicago, Ills, and were dated
Oct IS, 1897. This is supposed to bs
the dead mans name
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
Shot hv Her Son-1u-LaW.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 20 Matilda Farrell
was shot and killed on the Telfair road
near this city by her sou-in-law, Isaac
Small. The murderer also shot at his
wife but did not strike her. He then
escaped. Ali parties are negroes
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
Jordan, S. c., Oct. 10.
A Small Riot at Carlisle.

COLUMBIA. S O., Oct. 25.-Stark's
circus attracted a crowd of negroes to
Carlisle, who, being literally supplied
with liquor, became disorderly. Two
were arrested and put il the wooden
guardhouse. In the evening the crowd
surrounded the Jail to iberate the pris.
oners. With guns and pistols they
stood the whites of Union was wired
to for assistance He policemen. with
8 supply of rifles, vert up. armed the
Carlisle citizens aud ispersed the mob,
arresting eight Of the ringleaders
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27

against
Rebecca NJ. Galluchat. and George W.
Stefens, Defendants.
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
Judgment Order of the Court of
Common Pleas, in the above stated
action, to me directed, and bearing
date June End, 1897, will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at Clarendon Court House,
at Manning, in said County, within
the legal hours for judicial sales, on
Monday, the 1st day of November,
1897, being salesday, the following
described real estate:
"All that piece, parcel or tract of
land known as the Gideon Dennis
place, containing Four Hundred and
Sixteen Acres, situate, lying and
being in said State and county, on
waters of Deep Creek, and bounded
on the North by lands of Isaac Hal
ley, Friendly HALEY and JOS White;
East, by lands of estate James Ben
nett; South, by lands of Richard c..
Thames and West by lands Of Jos. NJ.
Mitchum."
Purchaser to pay for papers.
D. J. BRADHAM,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
Oct. 9Th, 1897. 11-4t
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27

cult judges and a chief justice; from
what we have seen, it is very evident
that there will be lively effort made
to displace Judge Benet by electing
some member OF the bar of the frst
circuit. Judge Benet is one of the
most learned men on the bench and
we doubt exceedingly if he has his
superior as a scholar any where in the
State, and if before his elevation to
the bench he had been a resident OF
the first circuit we doubt if there
would be any opposition to him, but
there is opposition, not because he is
not qualified, but because the lawyers
of that circuit feel an injustice was
done them in forcing upon them a
man who lived in another circuit.
They regarded it as reflection and
they feel that it was done for pollt-
ical punishment. We must agree
with the idea that the taking of a
man from Abbevllle and sending him
to Charleston would not be done
now, because there are no irritating
political conditions as was the case
when men were taken from one cir
cult to preside over another, and as
things have simmered down, and
there no longer exists causes for poll
tical punishment we think the views
of the members of the various bars
throughout the circuits where judges
are to be elected should be made
known and respected By the General
Assembly. Judges Benet, Buchanan
ard Watts were all sent from other
circuits to preside over the judicial
territory they occupy and as far as
we know they are giving satisfaction.
Judge Buchanan has made himself
Quilted popular in this circuit and we
believe were the bars throughout
this judicial circuit called upon for
an expression Judge Buchanan would
be chosen to succeed himself, but
nevertheless, the lawyers are the
proper judges of a mans qualihca-
tions and they should have an op-
portunity Of letting the law makers
know their choice. The last primary
election was strong indication that
the much craved peace has been re-
stored, and instead of the Democratic
party being divided into two hostile
camps they are now together with
their differences settled and ready to
march in solid phalanA. Then if we
are correct, all causes for irritation
should be removed and soon will the
General Assembly have such an op-
portunity.
We have not heard of any opposi-
ton to Judge Buchanan of this cir
cult and we hope none will arise, be-
cause he has not only shown himself
to be ar able and an upright Judge,
but an agreeable and courteous
gentleman. He has not rendered
any sensational decision to make no.
teriety for himself, but he has worked
along with conscientious modesty
which made him strong friends
throughout the State, but as we have
already said, we think the position OF
Judge should be filed by a man who
has the esteem OF those who must ap-
pear before him regardless of any
factional feeling that heretofore ex-
listed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The best saive in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappea hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cnres pi!eS,or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25c. per box. For sale by
r. B. Loryea.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
,UBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ADVERTISING RATES !:

One square, one time, 81; each subse-
opent insertion, so cents Obituaries and
Tributes of Respect charged for as regular
advertisements. Liberal contracts made tor
three, six and twelve months.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27

Communications must be accompanied
nv the real name and address Of the writer
in order to receive attention.
No communication of q personal char
acter will be published except as an a0'ei-
tisement.
Entered at the Post Office at Manning as
Second Glass Matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
". G.. FR1ERsoN,
Foreman.

Court re-convened Tuesday and
arguments before the judge were
heard, but the Jurors did not report
until Wednesday morning. Jury No.
was organized with Mr.. Jake Har-
vim as foreman and Mr.. j. NJ. Rich
ardson foreman Of jury No 2.
AS we go to press the court is en-
gagged in trying the case of Moses
Levi VS.. John ]. Gardner, and the rest
of the week will probably be occu-
pied clearing up the various land
cases on the civil docket.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
Notice..

Office Superintendent of Educatio D,
Clarendon County.
Until further notice will be in Office
every Saturday, from 9 a. m. to N. and
from p. NJ, to 5p. n. Other days vi Il be
spent in visiting the schools.
". S. RICHBOURG.
Supt. Education, c. G.
Mamma = q Fab Let 1897
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT.
STATE OF South CAROLINA
CLARENDON County.

To the Honorable I. D. Wither-
spoon, Presiding Judge, October term
of court 1897:
We, the grand jury, would respect
fully make this our last presentment
for this year
Ali bills of indictment handed Us
by the Solicitor have received atten-
ton at our hands and some disposi-
ton made of them.
In regard to the public offices OF
the county we beg to report that since
the last term Of the court, we have
by special committee examined them
all. We think that all of our officers
are endeavoring to comply with the
law, and find nothing in their conduct
requiring criticism at our hands. The
records and books of tie various
offices appear to be neatly kept, and
while there were minor details where
improvements could be made, yet
they were not of sufficient importance
to require presentation, and we have
made admonitions and suggestions to
correct all small irregularities that
that we discovered.
We have examined the books of
the Magistrates of the county and
find them regular and as well kept as
is necessary. They have not neglect
led to report any cases within the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Clothing will
be sold at prices unheard Of to the
people Of this County.
%c*o%c%Co%

5000 yards heavy check Homespun at SIC per yard;
usual price Sc.
1000 yards heavy island Homespun lac per yard
20 dozen of the best mems $3.50 Shoes you ever saw
balls and congress- at S l25 per pair.
20 dozen ladies real dongoa button Shoes will be sold
at 125 usual price l.50.
20 dozen ladies heavy pebble grain button Shoes will be
sold at 81; usual price l.25.
One case heavy gray mixed Blankets will be sold at S5c
per pair; usual price 81.
One case very nice lO-4 gray Blankets will be sold at
soc per pair; usual price 65c
One case heavy alwool Blankets, silk bound and has
been sold in this market for less than $3.50 and 500
per pair We will only ask you that day $50 per pair
One case good heavy single Comforts will be sold at 45c
each: usual price 60c
Five dozen jeans Pants soc per pair that sell every
where at 81.
20 dozen gents white unaundried Shirts at zoe each
usually sold at 35c and 40c each
20 dozen gents dark neggee Shirts at zoe each;
ally sold at SOC.
1000 pair gents good seamless half Hose at &c per pair
that are usually sold at Sc per pair.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-27
Court.

The case against Adam Green
charged with burning tenant house,
TIE. was being tried as we We're at
press last week came to a sudden stop
by the Solicitor announcing to the
court that he was satisfied the State
had not produced sufficient evidence
to Justify conviction and be there
fore consented to the jury bringing
a verdict of not guilty.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24

The best theaters in Australia are
usually built on English plans, but are
managed more like American play
houses. The prices charged are much
less than those c~heerfully paid in Eng
land. Dress circle seats or "stalls, "
which bring 80. so in London, will not
sell for more than 81. 90 in Melbourne
or Sydney.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24

A sea captain tells Of his sailing in
southern seas where flying fish abound.
They would sometimes in their flight
in the night come aboard the ship and
drop to the deck. He had three cats
that, though they were lying asleep
below, would hear the sound whenever
a fish struck the deck ard would rush
up to get it. They distinguished this
from all other sounds, The crew tried
to initiate it in various ways but could
not deceive the cats
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24
little Venice"

When Columbus discovered Sout,
America, near the mouth of the uri-
noco, the Spauiards found an ln,iia"
village built over the water On pi. IS
As it reminded them of Venice. ipr.!
called it Venezuela, or ~''little ica;cc. .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-11
et,ts brau6te sr Sen. IS mar taum

Stets brar6te er @erb. gs mar faum
su begretten, pie in Der 6dbnri9ss
preIe 10 piels Bidder, Npparate unb
BlsiItifte berbrau9t purben, tpte &urt
g9rieb. .9ptt, tpenn es aber iein muB,"
faate iein 6rau, .bann siirfen mir
&urtben nifts porentbalten. SO tpdre
bod tiefbs59dmenb fir Jpn, binter Ieis
nen&ameraben 5uriiditeben gu miiHen.
Sic Iinb ole aus beiIeren SduIern unb
ipiirben es an Spott ni9t feblen lufz
fen, tpoGten mir tpesen pfennigen feilz
f9en." 4ber au9 iie lab ieBt angitpon
jsber 9oit entsesen. sic pubte, bub
i6r Mann S6ulben, grobe S9ulben
bate; bab fir Sabre binuus auf bic
SGlfte 5eines @eboltes 8ei9lag gelest
mar; ia, bob feline peniionirung Dor
Der Shiir ftanb. Das bann9
limb 3urt 59rieb nm 9elb = imz
mer unb INNER ipieber UNI @elb! Die
renisen Wertbia6en, bic ie beIaB,
tparen lGngit pertuuft; beimli9 bate
fe bic StuBubr unb ibr feibenes &leib
gum SrDbler gebra9t = tpie piele
Sbranen es he setoitet, ous fpubte muir
lie.
limb enbfi6 nabm bds brpbenbe Sc
fpenft 9eitaIt an: Der &dtb tpurbe vssz
iunbbeitsbalber" in ben RubeItanb
beriebt; &urt IplIte mad SauIe 3uriid.
@r mar nsunSebn Sabre aft, DON
febr alsenebmer @ri9einung unb tas
beloiem 8enebmen. Wenn er an bds
@lenb babeim ba9te, fam i'm Elm
@rauen an. Solts es ibm NIT fsinen
@orsiisen nidt selinssn, in Der Sc
feIi9aft, bic inn tpinig Sbiir unb
Sbor seDffnet, feiten SUB gu fuHen2
Seinem Sreunbe offenbarts sr sins
augenblidlide acknowledgement, unb
gbenbs ginsen beibe gu einem buntlen
@brenmann, Der ibnen germ aus Der
Rptb baIf. limb als sr fab, tpie eins
fad has mar, pieoerbolte er na9 pierz
5ebn Saeen bel einem dnbern bds Sc
i4Gft, muir bdB er biesmal nit Der unz
terldrtft bes iungen 8arons 5si9nete.
gu Saufe erfubren fie LANCE s3eit
ni9ts mebr bon ibm. Sn itumpfer
@lei9eiltisfeit perbra9ten fe ibre
Gage in elmer fleinen Sofpobnuns;
tbatenlos = hoffnungslos.
Bis an ienem fur9tbdrsn Worsen
bic Ha6ri6t fam, bdb ibr einsiger
Sobn ipegen Sdli6unsen perbaftet fei.
Sic ipagten nidt einanber ansubliden;
lie f4Gmten fi4 ibrer faliden @raie,
bungstpeife unb ibrer lansiGbri9en
@nergieloiiafeit. bic bisisn ausgana
beridulbet batten. Selbit bic Rdfbin,
bic ibren 0iintel tief, aber gu fpGt Be-
reute. tuonte bas miBratbene Mutters
iObn9en nt4t mebr feben. limb 70 iii
sr osnn ftahSessemdB untsrsesanssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-11

: aud ii 9i9ter. o.: ~Des
Seirat1sbermittler &upplsr 5pu ia
aud biatsn." g.: r9ana re9t ; meis
nsr Srau, bic i'd bur9 i'm fennen
lernte. bat er ~3sbutauienb Wart anses
bihtet."
= 3ubprgefomm len Gins
BREEDER: $50 Elm MaIefiaped! beute
Ru4t iponte i'd BEL Hoienbeim &c 60.
bic 3aFe plinbern unb iebt erfabre Id.
bab bsute friib bsren &aiiirer bur4gs.
sansen it'll"
Simmer mtIttGrtf9.
2isutenant: ~~Gliie, sic miiFen bic
Meine fperben! 2ieben sic mid tpiea
ber9 Dsnn bas Der San 1T. 10 fpre'
den sic elm bolbes: gu 8efebl!"
Rpbel. Sruu: r4aron, tpie'
piel baite benz S9nprrer eben geq
f6entt2" = @arpn: IN pfennig! Sd
psrident' nj, unter einem pfennig."
= SD9f f. g ii I. ~Sit Der 8af
fee aber aud pirfIi4 sut9" 9srfdul
fer: ~9uGbise Srau, Der f4msdt ftlbi
Dbre RIati6l- =.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-11
Der 8ewr6er.
Sumpresie BON S.RoruS


mSibonie," iaste ben gpmmerciens
ratb Maper gu ieinsr buntelbaariaen
S4tpeiter, pelde alImdlig bas Otter
erret9t bate, ipel9es beim Manne aIs
bic n9liitbe berSabre" bs5ei9net ipirb,
BET ben Srauen. refp. ben Sunsfrauen
bagegen NIT benz turaen Worte ,paf,
fee" rSibOnie." iaste .r alfo,
mad Did fdDn, sieb' bas Malben<
farbene an. ben Baron 4lssbas pirb
ssruben. has Ra3tsH.n beute BEL uns
einSunebmen."
mWas Ou fasit!" i9rie Sibonie,
f4nelte bonn Stuble emppr unb lief
3pla's Rana unianft Su9pben gleiten.
~Wel6e Gbre! unb er 1T fold elm fd0s
ner Mann!"
Limb elm rei6er Wdnn unb Elm bors
ii4tiger Mann!" fdaltste Der Cons
mereienratb NIT Ha9brud elm. SD
fage nur, 5ieb bas Malpenfarbene an.
limb bann iiberlese nit ben 2ouiie has
Wenu, Der Baron 1T Elm @ourmanb
unb aqgemein I'M Der fsinsn GFen
Dillen befannt, pel4e sr ieinen Sreuns
ben gibt."
limb Der absnb fam unb bra6te
ben Baron. unb Sibonie fab i'm Malz
penfarbenen nebsn ibm am iilberfuns
telnben Slid unb freute fi4. mics
benz Safe f9medte.
Die @inbior : Suppe bate er
fdpeisenb, bod nit 4nba9t gsssFsn;
nab benz Slide faste sr itDbnenb:
~Sol9e SorelIen babe i9 in meinem
2ebsn nod nidt ssgeFen!" 3pifden
benz 6ilet unb Der @ansIsber in @ipit
ri9tete err on feline 9aftgebsr cine
fparne @nfpra9e unb lieb has Saus
leben, I'm pel9em 10 Der eblen &odz
funft sstpaltet piirbe," na9 ben Brit
biibnern aber ieufSte er nur nod unb
fanb srft beim &Gfe feline Spra4e pits
Der.
.Denn sic tpiibten, Srdulein Stz
bonnie, tpie ppbI mir bas sstban bat!"
raunte er ibr gu, rtpsnn i9 basesen an
mein Dbes Saus bente, mo i'd mid,
feitbem bic Mutter tobt 1T, I'm dues
fiimmern mub, = unb min i9 meiz
men @Gften ettpas Orbentli9ss bor1
feben, 70 BIN id senOtbist, einen Sod
in's Saus gu nebmen, : Sbre 8D4in
baaegen - adj, tpie i9 sic be-
neibe!"
n9te SADIE maGt Ii9!" ba9te Der
Gpmmersienratb unb rieb fid idmuns
5elnb bic Sdnbs.
nOarf i'd pieberfommens" fragile
Baron 8leebas beim abi9ieb unb fab
Stbonie tief in bic @ugen. tpelhe bieie
sii9tia errDtbenb nieberf9lus.
so oft sic ponen!" rief itatt III
rep Der 8rubsr.
9as nG6fe Mdl bate Sibonie elm
Reiebafarbsnes an, Der Baron mar
nod beaeiiterter, als bas erfte Nal.
8eim britten Mdle aber sog ie elm
f6Reeneibes 9eipdnb an. Die 319in
bate fiG oiesmal Ielbit iib~ertroffen,
Baron 2Ieebas lieB es it9 nt9t nebs
men, ibr in Der 9ii9e ielbft feline arls
erfennung uussuipre9en. limb baun
erSdblts ep Sibonie pieber gang me-
lan9plii6 BON ieinem Oben SauIe unb
beim 4bfdieb fruste er Ieife, rpb er
ibr am nGbiten Gage cine grobe, grobe
Bite portraeen unb uuf @rfinung
bsrI:lben boffen Siirfts9"
limb Sibonie tpurbe buntelrotb,
bsnn gum eritsn Wtale in tbrsm 2eben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-11

Sn @ala ouf 9Ofsn. gurab.an,us.
Ser lieutenant pirb itets bonn sez
nannten &iiraffierresiment gefte0t
unb pepbleibt in Der Ressl spsi Sabre
commanbirt. Sebes 2iniens Riiraifiers
regiment sibt brei 9efreite ober aiis
raiiiere, fpGbrenb bic beiben lnterofs
ficiere bon benz 2eib : &iiraiiisrrests
msnt @robsr &urfiirit Gdleff4es)
go. l uno benz aiiraiiierresiment 20s
nisin (pommerides) go. 2 a~bseseben
iperben. Sober Der beiben 3iise bat
einen Srompeter.
Die 2eib : 9ensbarmen bes er5ten
3uges peroen gum Srbonnansbienft
gu pferbe unb gu SUB peripenbet,
lpGbrenb elm She'll ben aaiier I'M Mas
nSpsr unb auf Reiien besIeitet. Ser
stpeite 3us bent CUR 8esleituns Der
&aiierin bel paraben uno auf bas
ManDperfelb unb pirb liberties gum
@brsnbienit in ben tDuisli9en S9l0is
fern p%erfpenbet.
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Sn 9nft mo Spnue.
Bon &arl @erot.

Cuff unb 2i9t Der iungen 9ffdnae,
Wenn fie leis bic S6one liipft,
9iiritenb na6 Der Sonne 9lanse,
4us her buntlen Grbe f9liipft.
Dab Der 8el9 nit Duft iid fiile,
9ab bic 9liitbe ii9 entbii1e,
Wenn iie aus Der &noIpe bridt,
2uft unb 2i9t!
2uft unb 2idt Der freien Sesfe,
Wenn iie fiibn bic S9pingen bebt,
Ra6 bes innern Sinns Yefeble
gu ben b6dften Sternen itrebt.
2idt, bic Sadel gu entSiinben,
Cuff, bic @abrbeit su psrtiinben -
Webrt Der freien Seele ni9t
Cuff unb 2i9t!
Cuff unb 2i9t benz drmer Manne,
Der berbiiqt in Rdu6 unb Sampf,
Sn bes 8rotbsrrn itrsnssm 8afne
&Gmpft bss Ddieins barten &f;
Ra6 Der Wo6e 2aft unb plase,
96nnt inn feline Seisrtdse.
S4afft ibm, neil es Gbriftenpfli9t.
2uft unb 2i9t!
Cuff unb 2i9t ben bleiden 8lsinsn,
Die in Stuben bumpf unb bang,
500 ni6t Monb nod Sonne fdeinen,
Sid ssbriidt ben Winter lang.
DAB nit Saltern unb nit 9ummeln
Sic in Dalb unb Slur fi9 tummeln,
@or bes 9immels Inseii4t, =
Cuff unb 2iht!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-11
pie Set6-@ ensoarmerie

Die in pOtsbam ftebenbe 2eibs
@ensbarmerie bes 80niss bon preu-
BEN bat i'm 2aufe Der 3eit beri9iebsne
Dunblungen bur9semadt. 2dut Gas
binetsorbre bonn IL. Sebruar 1920
frat bas @arbe : Reierbe : 4rmsss
acknowledgements in Der Stdrfe
bon einem Sfficier, einem Wa9tmeiz
iter. stpei ltnterofficieren unb Span5ig
Mdnn Suiammen, unb baralts ent''
iuidelte ii9 almdltg bic beutise 2eibz
8ensbarmerie. Mit Der 8ilbung
zines Sauptquartiers bes 9aiiers un6
aDnigs bur6 gabinetsorbre pom 7.
Sult 1888 puroe bic 2eib : 9ensbar=
merle in 9e5ug uuf ibre bienilide
8ertpenbung benz Gommanbdnten bie<
les Suuptquartiers, benz Generals
lieutenant unb 9eneral : 4bjutdnten
b.. Witti9, unteritent unb gum l. Muz
guft 1889 bic 8ilbunq zines apeiten
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9eb;nste 3 ufimmuns.
Isle miihen iebr sIiidli9 nit Sbrer
Frau ieing" rSa. ib mub!"
-3urSeier. nGrau, glib ben
@oIbfii9en bod frif9es @afer!" :
nWas. beut' an meinem @eburtstdaq"
: Run, bann gtb' Sbnsn bait bsut'
a 9ier!"
= @rtennt lid aus. Res
bacteur: rWarum fpoIen sic Ssbren
@rtitel: ~Ratbi4ldse fir bic Sauss
frau" ni9t nit Sbrem Ramen sei6z
nsn?" = S9riftiteler: rWeil meine
Frau lie bunn gepiB ni9t befoIst!"
- 9ere9tigter d.
Serr: sd babe nihts seeen WobIs
tbdtieteits : Goncerte, aber bic Qrmen
iolten bod audi ettpas bafiir leiiten,
sum 8eifpisl has Concert aud anb5s
rem miiGen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-11
SIN Sienf beim
Srompeter i'm goraess
GnJus.

Srompster i'm qorobes SIN Sienf bsim
an3ug. Raiier.
Die DaffenrOde bes eriten ,3uees
fino bon buntelgriiner Sarbe, bic bes
atpetten 3uges buntelblau. Oils pas
ruoss unb OpbOnnanSansus bes lebs
ten bient elm Wuffenrod BON peibem
Sirfep (grobes get0ptrtss Su9) nit
earmoiiinrotbem &raeen unb ebsnIob
den IuffdIdsen unb @orIiDben. Ser
@alarod bes speiten 3uses lit ebens
falls BON tpeibem airfeb NIT carmois
iinrotben 8eiGBen. 9aau Elm Sut bon
fdporaem SiI5. an brei. Seiten aufz
aei4laeen, elm fogenannter Dreiipib,
nit tpeiBem Seberftub.