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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-regular call-12 O'Clock m.-Capital Trae-
ton, 10 at 1879; 20 At 1917; 10 1871; At 1871.
American Grarhcphone, loo at 49, 30 at 10; 3 at
ID; 10 at H.
District Of Columbia Bonds-2Oyear fund 5s
1905 bid. 3o-year fund Us, gold. loo bid 3.6Js
funding. currency, lib bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds.-Metrnpolitan Railroad IS
1874 bid 12O asked. Metropolitan Railroad cow
Us, l21 bid. Metropolitan Railroad certificates OF
indebtedness. A 100 bid. Metropolitan Railroad
certificates of Indebtedness. b. l09 bid. Columh!s
Railroad 6s. 122 bid. Belt Railroad 5s Go asked.
Washington Gas Company Is, series 4, 11s bia.
Washington Gas Company Us. series Il, 1874 bid
peake and Potomac Telephone 5s los bid Ameri-
can Security and Trrst 5s. 100 bid. Masonic Hall
Association IS, 1G7lz bid.
National Bank Stocks.-HetropOlitan 3O5 bid
Central. 40 bid. Citizens. 139 bid Columbia
13o bid. Lincoln, Il6 bid, III asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies.-NationHl
Safe Deposit and Trust 1874 bid, lI6 asked
American Security and Trust. 150il bid.
Insurance Stocks.-FraDklin. 37la bid. Metropoli-
tan. 40 bid. Potomac. 50 bid. Arlington, 100 hid
GiermH n A nerican. 1s5 bid. National Union, 10
bid Columbia. los bid Riggs. 7h bid. asked
IAncoln. 9as bid. Commercial. ! bid.
Title Insurance Stocks.-Reai Estate Title, 20
Railroad Stocks.-Capital Traction I3h hid, "a
asked. Metropolitan. f2l bid Columbia. 70 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-washington Gas
4fa. bid is@ asked. Georgetown Gas, IS bid. L.
S. Electric Light, 101 bid.
Telephone Stocks--Chesspeake and Potomac, IS
bid.
Miscellaneous Stocks. - Mergenthaler Linotype
1s4 bid 1856 asked Lsnston Monotype 49, hid.
American Graphophone, l2% bid. ia. asked
American Graphophone preferred. l3A bid. Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, % bid. -26 asked. Great
Falls lee, Ito bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
FINANCE AND TRADE
Investors Await Developments in
Their Leading Favorites.
ST. PAUL SHOWSLARGE TRANSACTIONS
Peoples Gas Quickly Rose to
los 3-6 and Continued Strong.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK, August 24-The market
opened strong and fracuonally higher.
London opened somewhat below the New
York parity. but recovered SHARPLY on buy
ing orders from this side
The weakness in Manhattan and Metro
politan Traction was among the exceptions
to the features of the first hours trading
Transactions in these securities were large,
and prices declined rapidly. the former to
~ IL and the latter to l6j 3-3, after which
they We're Jrife stesdisr.
The grangers were dull, with the eX-
ception of St Paul. which showed large
transactions. and was easily the leader Of
its class. scoring a gain in price OF about
three-quarters of a point
The Pacifics were active in the early
dealings, notably Northern Pacific COM
mon, which rose one point during the first
hour and continued steady at the advance.
The market developed extreme Gullness
between the hours of II am and ] pm.
showing a disposition to await further de-
ve.opments in certain favorites. The eN-
oeption TO this was the large buying IN
Peoples Gas. which. after a strong open
irg, rose to 1G5 3-S. and continued fairly
active throughout the forenoon. Alehouen
=
early transactions, me pr &c was W II main
tanned. The strength in this speciality is
said TO be due 20 the general belief among
those who should be well informed that the
CiffereLces between this company and the
Indiana Gas Company. if not practically
settled. are in fair way Of settlement in
the near future.
The statement is also made that even
should the Peoples Gas Company lease the
business CT the Indiana company it would
mean but the loss of not over one per cent
in earnings. and that Peoples Gas, as a
per cent stock, ought TO be worth its pres
ent figure.
The bond market was generally active
and strong, the features being the huvfng
of Texes and Pacific IDS and the Stand
ard Rope and Irvine securities. Transac-
tons in the former during the past few
days have been especially noticeable. and
these have had the effect of stimulating
speculation in the stock, which has been
fairly active. with tendency toward
higher figures
Brooklyn Rapid Transit opened fairly
strcng, and under good buying rose a point
and half easily and remained steady at
the advances.
The market continued dull, and with lit
tie change in quotations, up to . pm. with
the exception of Texas which rose about
L per cent on comparatively small trans
actions. and further decline in Manhat-
tan Elevated of point.
Commission business has fallen off some
what during the past few days, due TO hest
fancy on the part of investors pending de-
velopments in several of the leading favor
ties. This has had the effect OF bringing
about temporarily narrow market and a
over from the usually active list TO the low
priced securities, which have been less
active and have participated little, IL any,
in the general advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
INDIA's CURRENCY EXPERIMENT.
bimetallist MOretOh Frewen's Letter
Commenting Upon 1t,

DENVER. Col, August 24.-Mr. @. G.
Merrick has received a letter from Mr.
sioreton Frewen, the noted British bimetal-
list, IN which ne expresses the hope that
the party in This country which fayors
currency expansion win also favor national
expansion. Regarding the currency expert
ment in India ne says:
4 understand that the commission now
sitting u commission carefully packed
with complacent cfficials-are yet unable to
get any evidence which they dare print
which favors the gold standard in India.
III cannot then be very long before the In
dian minis reopen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24

BALTIMOREssAuguat M.-Flour quiet unchano.
ed-receipts, 1852 barrels; exports, e, sse bar
reis; sales. 500 barrels Wheat dull and easy
a69ss; Dscember, e7N bid; steamer No. red. ssz
sellers receipts 80 Iss bushels; exports, So .ood
eis-southern wheat BY sample, 8Sa72is: do 1a, on
grade, 6Sa72 Corn staady-spot, 34J5a34&: month
8ssaa3 -receipfs 19o l22 bushels; exports. az
S46 bushels stock ss4. 100 bushels; sales. 81 90
bushels-southern white corn, 35a36; do yeiiesI
IS. Oats dull-No. white western, 2sa2sis: NJ
mixed DO, a 2o asssd-rsesipts, s,sle bushels:
Rye steady-No nearby, 49,, No. westss1s
4s-reeeipts, 9422 bushels; exports. 1e, $50 bush,
els; stock. oil bushels. Hay aat-No i ti,no.
steady, unchanged. Sugar strong. unchanged. But.
ter steady, unchanged. Eggs firm. unchaneed.
Cheese Steady. unchanged. Lettuce-75c mar
bushei box. Whisky unchanged p''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24

islands of Cuba and the Philippines. re-
deemed from Spanish domination, declare
otherwise, We should keep the faith upon
which the war was begun and prosecuted.
Nicaragua canal. enIarging the militia of
all states aPd reducing the standing army,
oppose alliance with England or any other
foreign power and demand that the United
States Senate take action Upon the findings
Of the Ohio SENATE on the election of Mar
Gus A. Hanna as senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
: TROOPS MOVING RAPIDLY.
Regiments at Thoroughfare Being
Forwarded to Middletown,

AaSSihehts AT InOrOuEhflre Being
Forwarded to Middletown.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
THOROUGHFARE, Va, August "a
Troops are being moved from Thorough
fare to Middletown as rapidly as possible
Two battalicns Of the I'd Tennessee under
command of Lieut. Col. Patterson and Mai
Walker. left camp about 1870 o'clock in the
evening, after standing half a day in the
heat The remaining battalion Of the Ten
nessee regiment will leave at noon in COM
pany with the provisional regiment, COM
posed of the SD and 34th Michigan and 9th
Massachusetts, recruits. A portion Of the
9Th Pennsylvania may be sent later in the
Cay If the transportation promised is sup
piled.
An excellent rendering of .Esmaea,da"
was given by the Kings Daughters Of
Thoroughfare and Haymarket last even
ing. Among those taking part were Miss
Marie Long Of Washington and Mr.. w. r.
Keiser. the Misses Eustevieve and Miss
Colt completed the cast Col Kavanaph
of the It'll Illinois kindly placed the SER
vices of the 9TH Regiment band at the dis
posal of the ladies. Every regiment in
camp was represented in the audience
among those present being Col. Marcus
kavanagh, Maj. l.. w. Ennis and Rather
Kelley Of the 7th Illinois; Capt Schuyler
Wagar of the Sd Missouri
Corporal w. F. Quinn of Company G.
18th Illinois, is under arrest for circulating
a paper which rave the members of his
company an opportunity Of expressing their
views on being mustered out Sixty-one
out of the sixty-fiye men now on dutv
have signified their desire to be mustered
out, and the same project is said to exist
in all the companies of the regiment
Corporal Quinn will be court-martiaied for
violating article 20 CT the army Regulations
which makes the corporars offense con-
trary to good discipline.
The disappearing opportunity for active
service has led Capt. Jack Ryan of the 7th
Ryan desires, ito. see actual warfare or tn
be home engaged ip, Ills regular Occupation.
The examination Of the witnesses for
Capt. Duncan of the 22d Kansas continues
to occupy the attention of the court, No
new features, have been developed. The
conclusion of the case is expected Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
KILLED THREE PEOPLE,
South hound Atlantic Coast Lin
Train Struck Them

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
RICHMOND. Va. August 24.-The south
bound passenger train on the Atlantic
Coast line killed three people in Chesterfield
county at Grossman's crossing this morn
ing at $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Farmer Condrey. his wife and son,
who are well known in Chesterfield, at
tempted TO cross the track. when they
were struck and instantly killed. Their
vehicle was entirely demolished The train
was running at the usual rate of speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
Death. of Mrs. Roome.

Mrs William Oscar Roome died today
Funeral services will be held at st. An
drew's Church. corner of 14th and Corcoran
streets. tomorrow afternoon at 4:3o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
Her Imperfect speech Cost a Lie.

NEW YORK, August PHANTOM wozo-
nscski, Pole of Jersey City. died today
from dose of roach poison administered
TO MIN by his wife, instead of Rochelle
salts, for which she had asked. Her fall
ure to speak good English to a drug clerk
cost the life of her husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
Michigan Prohibitioni.t., Ticket.

LANSING. Mich. August 24-The pro-
hibitfonists yesterday nominated state
ticket, headed by N. W. Cheever for gov
ernor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24
GRAIN
Steamship Arrivals.

NEW YORK, August 24.-Arrived: leu.
toEic. from Liverpool: werra, from Naples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-24

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1427 F St, members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs.
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co, New York
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29

laut .. bas &letue persos pieber bds
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Die 9lmme purbs serufen. ba parb
ss rubig.
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fluste @pu nit tpebmiitbisem 2ddeln,
unb Iab duf bic tIsine @ruppe. Die bd
neben ibrem Otpan fab -. duf bic
ipoblsendbrte, sspubte 9lmme. bic benz
tleinsn @eI9Opfe 2abung CAB 80.
.I9elten Sic mid, 9abriele, idb febe es
Elm. i9 bin Elm unSufriebenes @es
i96pf -"
Limb bod eine sIiidlide Mutter.
gpd. ib iebe es ia Sbren 9lugen an,
bic itrdfen Sbre Wprte 2iisen. abteu.
tIeine Sruu, Sott bebiits Sbnen bas
iiibe &inb!"
2tiIe mar Fe binausseidliipft -.
nun mar es cine Weile gang ftia i'm
3immer -.
Sas &leine mar ipieber eineefdlas
fen, lag auf bsm S4poB Der iunsen
Mutter, bic ss unpertpanbt betrddz
tete -.
9lnbere Gmpfinbunsen erfiilItsn
iebt ibr Ser5, reinere, IeIbitloiere -.
beige @ebets um Grbdltuns bes aars
ten @eI9Opf9sns -.
Damn lests fe es ielbit in bic S:HfFsn
suriid unb fang ibm lsiie Elm Wiesen'
lisb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Srauenbeweeuns tn s,noien.

Die inbiiden Srauen beginner ii9
jebt segen bic Site beS beitdnbi9en
SdIeiertragens aufaulebnen. pie in
Snbien iiberbdupt bas orientalii4e
Spltem Der pDllisen @bfperrung oes
Deibes bonn 0ffentliden 2eben unb
bon Der gipiliiation i'm @erlauf Der
lebten SabrSebnte nebr uno mebr be-
fGmpft unb bel Seite sei9oben tpurbe.
Sim Sabre 1849 ipurbe in 8omBap bic
erite MGb6enf6ule errihtet; Bis bds
bin trar bas tpeibli9e @eidlsdt in
gans Snbien bon isbem S9ulunter>
ri9t ausssi9loHen eetpefsn. Hun
lernten bic S0dter Der anseisbeniten
unb poblbabenbiten SumiIien freili9
sunG6ft au9 sben nur 2eien, S9reis
ben unb Re6nen, aber Der geiitise Iufs
Ibpuns ma9te febr i4neae Sort
i6ritte, benn bereits SipanSig Sabre
ipGter aGblte man eine Menee ipinens
IhuftIi9 sebilbeter, ia selshrter Sina
bufrauen: 2ebrerinnen Der engliI6en
unb fran5oiiiben Sprahe ioipie iOn>
itiae 9ebrerinnen oIler art. aber audi
berporrasenbs Sdriftitellerinnen uno
Si6terinnen, islbit nit Der 3eit tpeibs
lide Merste. gs mar elm aufiebeners
resenbes @reisnib, als gu @nbe Der
Febsiser Sabre i'm Mebicul college gu
Rabras bic erIts Sinbuitubentin ibren
ginsue bielt unb unter ben Stuoens
ten unb etli6en ensliiden SDrerinnen
ibren Ylab einnabm. bod ipaste lie
nod nidbt, ben S9leier SuriidSuidlaz
aeu. Siermit mar Der 8ann Der taus
ienbid6rieen itrengen 4bi4lieBuns seS
bro9en; bas ssmeine Bolt. oas 5Gbe an
ben alten @ebrGu6en feitbGlt, gebers
bette ii6 freili9. als iulIte bic WeIt
aus ben 6usen seben. aber bic 8ers
FGnbigern fanben es gdns ndtiirli4,
bab bic Seiltunbe enolih bon ben
Trauen zines 2anbes erlernt nerbe,
ipo bic 9ler5te teinen 3utritt gu ben
ipeibli9en 8ranten baben. SegenlpGrs
tia gibt es idon eine srobe Menge
peibli9er @ersts in Snbien, bic !th
einer auten praris erfreuen, Soear
an ipeibli6en Sournaliitinnen febli es
ni6t, unb bereits 1883 ipurbe cine be-
Ionbere, nur BON Srauen fir Sruuen
aeI6riebene 3sitfdrift begriinbst uuter
Dem Sitet .StrizRitrb" (Der Sruuen>
freunb). bic bic Sntsreien Der inbis
Iden Srausn pertritt uno ibren Oe>
ibmad fir geiftise 8ilbung unb 2is
teratur beisubrineen iudt. Mal' unb
RuiitI9ulen fir bds tpeibli6e @ss
I6le9t ipurben sIeidfdlls erridtet unb
auf bieie Mrt ale m0eliH'n 8obnen
gu einem ssbsibliden guIturfortI&ritt
sssbnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
2se6e oe,,t, Der fiist.
allen ebemannern sur @oruuns erSdbIt
bon q. 3. Reases.
Sbeure SiIba!

~ e.,It
Sbsure 9iiod!
@3! SO peiB gar n'pl, Wle ip gss
ginren lou! Oente Uir hlt' He'tt 'Isr
Der gutter 5ris mIBts selterh S'iGa "a!
uno Sal aoretlen! 9to4 DrelmohGtt'S
der @be bin l9 gum erltsn ntaie oueiR
uno Su ptrlt mir nd9Iu9leh' Ig's INT
beute gu wtatbe ut. Sieles 0slpaI.
NIT ielrlem glerser uno Sor9en loi'l.Ie
idb peripilli6en : melh armer' az
mer 6rtB! 9Bsnn er nur 9eunG fpieS
berfommt, beuts. mo- man tasll9 DON
lnaliidstdlen uno 3ulammehFoBeH
lisit!
Du tunnit Dir alp eltiert Se9rt1f
MAIDEN = t9 Bit gang toptlos!
Gr iou aleroln9s nur orel Wp9en
fpegbleibeR. Nur oret sSo1eH!!! Uus
1T ia elne gni9telt.
Varis' NM ap, S9uuai ,.S Sutg tu'
, To- * - ~; s;.sss I 02or;s I hsnt,, @ert
lpsI''. ~, I a.s I.sI.s sISther 80 osfSbrI;S i,in
''e sS ou.4 ls,ouu * w. us S; u,s;n,n Nrib
w & .S"'; NV "';{ I, o, n;ht ~ 56Isht ME IL
pet'ullen, psa y. "s07' g. ,t ~ r,;h 5o
az a.trss.st mir oft A., fdrs;hsu off
an mid au benten perIprp6en = ies
ben glbstb min er metn Bib drisber,
idete er. SD CLAUDE IS i9m auq u!p
bod - MIR 5ur St9srbelf = pape lp
gu etrer Ht't gegrlflen, um m!q Su
iiber5susen, oh er IS al4 tpun m'ro.
So9 oas er3aP!e 'u U'' e't unUets
s%rn.r,t u st" ,ns;n gonf ;h Rnbs Fir nid1ts
entsreiTe Sc unarmt Did bersli6It
9eine @lies.
p s. S6 babe mir aur blauen Sois
lette einen nsusn Sut, basu paKsnb, be-
~ Ofn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
8ua ffea iiser fein @.hdA

abmeifesbsr 3ua ffcs ii5er fetn @siidt
SieIe GuaI, bisie Bis CUR llnsrtrGss
li6teit aatpdhIenoe Dual Der 9lbbGns
gieteit! LIMB baau b1s Raien i'm 8opf
unb i'm !osrsen. @rIhrsdt bic fable
BIGFe Ieinss @eiihtes getpabreno,
fraste Ne bditig:
.Sber TT es Dir ni6t re6t9"
gr ld9elte bitter.
p9od ia aebe iie bolen. Rur 9Dnne
mir Elm paar 4ugenblide Der Rube,
mein aopf f6pinbelt. iinb i'd mub
erit sttpas Stiue unb 2uft I'M mid
baben."
Wie bic Giufamteit ieines 3immers
erquidenb ibn uniting. gllles itiu unb
buntel, nur bur9 bic se6ffneten Sem
iter Der polIe Strabl bes ipeiben Wlon<
bes bineinflutbenb. unb bonn leiien
Ha9tipinb biniibersetrdger Der Suft
bliibenber 2inben.
@r atbmete tief unb erlei4tert, tpdb=
renb feline taitenbe Sunb ben peri9lois
isnen @iplintaiten fu9te unb ihm bas
geliebte Suitrument entrabm.
sSeRt pieber biniibereeben In ben
0unf. bic Sibs unb srsns 9eleu4tune
Der lGrmenben Mense. iih felbit bob
nenb, ben Sobesgeiane ieiner 5reibeit
unb 3utunft geisen9
geimmermebr! Gin unbGnbiser, mil
Der Srpb fiiute feline Sesle. Sinaus
in bic monbslGnaepbe Sommernd9t,
bur6 bic bic 2ilisn bufteten, unb Elm
itiaes, EcbDnes 9eii9t linn liebent
nintte ,@ebentft Su meina = Sd, ihI
ppllte sr fein lebtes 2ieo fpi.len, gu
ibr, - bab Der Stein ii4 belebte une
bic iobte @eliebts ibm bos &dtblsl iei'
nes perlorsnen 2ebens lDie.
Saitis I9pans sr ii9 iiber bic nie'
bere Seniterbriiitung in ben itiaen
nGhtiqen 9arten binab. Srei polltt
sr iein! Die @eise feit an iid sebriidt
itiirate er ppriiber an ben sliihenber
RoIen, beren Dornsn ibm bic beiB'
Stirne ribten, ppriiber an Der Rd4ti'
qall, bt. erf6redt in ibrem Iebniii4tig'
item Seufser ftpdts, babin bur4 bic lie
beatbmenbe i9piile Sommernd4t suu
perpilDertiten She'll bes alten pdrtes
Oa lag ber peltperlorene griineWinte'
ppr ibm!
lleher bic 2inbenpipfel mar mG4fit
unb leu6tenb bic Wonbi6eibe seitie,
gen. 9(us ibrem ssiiterbofteu 2idt Dol
fi6 bic 8dtbIelseitalt isltiam liar uni
lebenspoG berpor. Die ipeibe 8ruit in
Strange Der itolsen. bpben 2ilien i9ter
leiIe su atbmen, bic 4ugen ibm 5drtlid
auSuld6eln, Der blafe tleine Wtunb I'D
gum &uTs gu p0lbsn. -
@dtlos Ianf bic 9eise gu 8poen
Gin spiI6en SSubsl unb ubnenbem 80
bespeb I6panfenber 2lufidrei, uni
nit ausgsbreitstsn 4rmen itiirats E,
duf bic Spbiarseitult gu.
8om rsglos talten 2eibe Der mono'
umfloFnsn Spbinr l0iten ii4 bic UNI
i9linaenben 4rme uno gu ibreR iii
ben fanf Elm bon Der 2ait bes Geben'
fir epia 8efreitsr. = lleber Jpn neig
ten ii6 brei getnidte peiBe 2ilieniten
eel unb i'm Monbli6t slitt es fpie en-
aebeimnibpolles 2adeln iiber bas till
@ef6t bes ftb0nsr Weibes. Ser bt
rubte, bate bic 20iuns bes GROCER
Rdtbiels gefunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Ia1tm ano erans.
Bon g. b. SepboIo.

SSh - bs SNHpHsS'
Der Sonne 2i9ter rerelimmen,
8sriinten in Niso unb Rpbr,
Die leBten 5unfen i6pimmen
@riterbenb i'm bunitigen Woor.
9ds iit bic 3eit. iperu Sebnen
Rd9 8ergesbOb'n uns faBt;
Wenn fi9 bic 8ruIt mill bebnen.
8sfreit BON Cages 2at.
limb iteilsr, bDber INNER
Steiet Der geipuno'ne pfab,
Sdon mint i'm Sdmmeridimmer
Der 8erges bober 9rut.
@efpenitiId fallen bic S9atten,
Dur9pebt bonn MbenObau6,
9(uf I1peIlenbe 9llpenmattsu.
9tmf 9atiden unb 3irbelitrauGo.
3lpei li6te 6altsr f6psben,
Die in 8ui9 unb Roienbas
@srtrdumt ibr @intussIebsn,
Den Iommeriangen gag.
@srbalIsnbe Serbengloden,
Sin Sang, berflin9eno i'm Neii,
Sin Reb, bds f9el, erI1roden
Sid budt ms 9udenssdf.
Sa itebst uns freunbli9 often
Der 9iitte saItli9 SbOr,
limb iiber ben Selieni9roffen
Steist itrablenb Der Monb empor-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29
Die arme @erwanote.
Bon fsrib 9seIoner.

ON'h
Bum eriten Mal in ibrem 2e5en
itanb lie am ufer Der Sst. Sin
S9immer Der Sreube pertldrte bas
blaie, perbGrmte 9sii9tden, bic tpeI<
Ten. miibsn 3iige slGttetsn fih unb
cine SbrGne itabl ii9 our9 bic Wimz
perm. Nun fppllte iie ibrer Sdnte. Der
Srau GpmmerSienrdtbin boppsIt 5ant=
bar fein -. Denn ii9 bic ni9t
ibrsr erbarmt bGtte, mas bate aus Der
bilfloien WaiIe lppbl perben iollen2
SsBt erit mar iie i'm Stanbe, ii4 bas
2lues 5uIammen gu reimen. sSbr Yaz
ter bate cine S9auipielerin sebeiraz
tibet, me &iinitlerebe" bate bic Roz
thin seippttet. glun mars setommen.
mics 10 su tommeu pfleet. @inige
Sabre rsinites Slid, polIffe Sarmonie.
Damn cine i9riqe OiFonan5: tie
W1utter mar pl0blih peri4fpunhen.
Der Batter iiberlebte ben S9lag nidt
lange, Iis purb Wdiie. 0a bate il9
bic Sante ibrer angenpmmen. sSn
beren SauIe tpurbe iie sr5pgen. iie
ipurbe bic StiiBs Der Sausfrau uEb Ite
fpdre sufrieben geipeien. ipenn lih. -.
IRA, mas ftebit 0u Oenn pI!9et bier
unb trGumft2" trGbte cine 8inoerz
itimme binter ibr unb 5uglei4 ertis!t
iie einen unianften S9lug nit elmer
SanoI6aufel auf ben urm. rSilf
mir liebsr cine seituns bluer."
Weit elmer bsftigen8enegun9 ipInete
lie ii9 um: Der etpa orei3sbnlabr'Se
Sunee bolte eben 5u eineat nenen
Sdlaes aus. rMama 5dt Did ntft
mitaenommen, bamit 0u bie- fauls
len5t, Su IolIit Did nit mir beitdfti<
gen." b0bnte er.
9lnes 8lut mar aus ibrsm Gjsii4t
aeipi6en. Dieter 8engel ipa- ihr pti@
niger, er qudlte, er tprannliirte iie ur<
aufbDrli6, er bebunbelte tic if!immer
als einen Oienfboten. Gin t;itrsr
Sab itiss in ibr auf.
Rum" rief Der Sunse, rt1iih's
balo9 3 pubt benz sndbig,n Jrdu.tln
Sabeni6ts bsute robl ni4t9 Iber
iparte nur, Dir perbe ids i4pn tsicrs
aen. SEPT lauf i9 Sur Ham1 rno
ersdble ibr, bab Su INNER NIT BIN
alapierIebrer ipd5ieren sssanaen
biit. -"
9as iunae MGb9en erbe6te, lie pfrs
lor ale GelbitbeberrIdung. Wtit eis
mem Sab ItanO iis nebsn bsm BUR.
I6en, elm tlati9enber S9lag traf
ieine @anae. SsuIsnb lief er bapon...
8eim gl6enbeHen eing es dubsrJez
p0bnlid itia su, bic @ommsr3tsn@
r6tbin battle ibr 9siidt in itrense.
ernIte Jalten eslest. Sbr Mdnn mari
bem iunoen WtGb9en bin unb ipieoer
sinen blinseluben Bid gu unb be-
csunee beoba6tete iebe ibrer gepeguuS
aen nit bDbniI6em 2Gheln.
.Ou bait beute meinen Sobn f4ipsr
mibbanbelt," beaann enbli9 bic Rds
thin, lid CLAUDE. 0u tbdteit gut, penn
9u Did na6 elmer anosren Stelung
umIabeIt. Sier tannit Ou natiirli9
ni6t bleiben, in elmer Stunoe sebt
9ein 3ua, nit benz fGbrIt Ou pieber
na9 Sauie. 9luberOem," iie htonte
iebe Silbs, babe i9 benz 8lapierlebrer
f6on telssrapbiid setiinSist. = un@
iere 6amilis bat bon elmer &iinftIsrebe
gerabe ssnug!"
:. 3ein 2iiftden riibrte Ii6. taum
bab bic @ellen an bic Dime ihlueen.
Gin 9ampfer bog nm Die @ds uno
lieb Ieinen slsttriIden S9eintpsrfsr
5pielen. @ben lief Der Ra4tsue aug
bem 9abnboF, = Der peiBe Strabl
truf bic @eftalt sines junsen Mdbz
6ens, bas Iid in bic @de bes Wdeeu@
abtbeils seOriidt bate unb ibr Saf
i6entu9 ppr bic Iussn prebte -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-29

-9enaubefolgt. Stubenz
mGbden (3u elmer 8eiuderin bes Saus
Ies): Sinh Sic pieIIeiat bic 5rau
BON ReifenItein9" Dame: ~Sdipobl!"
StubenmGb6en: Damn 1T bic 9nds
bise nidht gu Sduie!"
9aleenbumor. (Gin
9engoarm binbet sinsm Diberfpenitts
gen Qrrsfanten un.sr beftigem Stels
ten Die SGnbe 5uidmmen.) 8ouner:
,Opnnerpettsr, Mdnueten, iptIfen sic
eenen ab,r fsfeluo Su unterbalteu."
- 0as tleiRere uebsI-
.9lber Serr Riillsr, sic perbra9ten
Die Iebte Radt pessn bsiinnuneslOier
8esedtbeit duf Der YoliSsipudsl" :
nDar INNER nod bsNer, als penn i4
in bem 3uitanbe meinsr 5rdu unter
bic 9luasu gstommen mare"