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For Cnnstahie .a

Wear authorized to announce MR. PETER M BRIDGES as a candidate for Constable Of Vaugine township. subject to the action or the Democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce MR K, II. CoLHOUER as a candidate for Constable of Vaugine township, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 We are authorized to announce Mr. AL. J. STEWART as "a candidate for Constable of Vaugiue township, subject to the action of the NemOcratic nrimAries.
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For Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized 10 announce APT. N. f, ROBERTS as q candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject to the action Of the Democratic pri- maries.l
 We are authrized to announce MR. :. A. LANGFoRD as a Candidate for Circuit Clerk, subjebt to the action of the Democratic pri. maTieE.
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IF THE U. s. marines prove them selves as excellent marksmen in the remainder of our battles with Spain as they did in the bombardment of Matanzas, the war with Spain will not last all summer,
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Pneumonia Cured.

Mrs. A. ]. Lawrence, of Beaver, Pa, says: Brazilian Balm brought me out of a severe attack of pneumonia in splendid shape. It is wonderful rem- edy for coughs and lung troubles. Also, and chapped hands and face, 1t cures like magic. It Is invaluable n the family"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN s. LITTLE IS a candidate for renomination for Congress from the Second District Of Ar kansas, subject to the action of the Demo cratic party
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FOE sIonntY Treasnrer.

We are authorized to announce Mir. J AS, Y. SAUNDERS as q candidate for reelection to | office of Treasurer Of Jefferson county, s biect 10 the action of the Democratic pri- maries
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AS the time for the primaries ad- yances, some of the candidates be- come more nervous while others grow more confident.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-04

PRETTY soon Capt. Sampson's fleet will be coming into Key West with Gen. Blanco as prize.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-04

IF the Spaniards are no better gunners than they proved them selves at Matanzas last Wednesday, they stand poor show in the pres- ent conflict with the United States.
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THE Spanish censor always man. ages to see that the Spanish win the battles, at least in the telegraph reports.
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HAS the new electric street rail- way and light plant been exploded by a submarine mine?
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THE PAST guarantees the future
 It is not what We say, but what Hoods Sarsaparill. does. that tells the sory. Reu.1-b Ter \ 2. o.3'S CURES
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For County Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Mir FRANK B. FLANDERS as candidate for County and Probate Clerk, subject the action of the Democratic primaries
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For County ndge

We are authorized to announce MIR. ". D JON as a candidate for County and Pro bate Jrdge, subject to the action Of the Dem ocratie primaries.
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THREE cheers for Capt. Dewey and his brave American sailors.
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GEN. Joe c. Breckinridge, of Kentucky, it is said, will be pro- noted to the rank of Brigadier General.
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ANOTHER week and we will know the result of the primaries.
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WE have met the enemy and they are ours.
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THE GRAPHIC will introduce to it's readers next Sunday. the officers of Jefferson county for the next two years.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

lure. cure'
made ies'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

The hattie trod to and fro in the dark
rass and the whirling snow; tiny blue
flames, nearly smothered by the night and
Tho melting fakes, shot up from the half
bnrned houses, fickered awhile and then
won't out, to be succeeded by others as
faabe: rifle shots ratified in irregular vol
lovs and the smoke from the gun muzzles
increased the obscurity which was scarce
" broken by the flashes from the weapons
and the faint light of the smoldering tim
bers,
The wind with an edge of ice whirled
here and there and impartially drove gusts
nj snow into the faces of the combatants,
Init could not dim their rage. Passion
and courage were equal in each, and
though the main battle had passed on
their own little corner of the struggle was
As important to them as the fate of great
armies, and neither would yield the ground
which had already become where they
fought slippery mire of red mud and
snow
Fleming, the first lieutenant, was shout
3 Ing to his men and gestioulating with his
sword, broken at the point by a rife ball,
though be had never noticed it. The big
fakes struck in his eyes and blinded him
at times, but he fought on, encouraging
his soldiers, struggling through the mire,
and watching the combat as best he could
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21
The

enemies had fortified themselves The
old mans eyes followed his.
They, too, shall put down their guns
while the Christmas bell is ringing" he
cried. Come outl These men give their
promise that they will not fire upon YOU"
Eyes, we promise" said Fleming me-
chemically, his mind still wandering back
with the notes of the bell to other Christ
mas mornings.
There is nothing to fight for here, any
way" said Evans in low voice
Not now at least replied Fleming in
the same tone.
The door in front of them was opened,
and their enemies, gun muzzles down,
came slowly out. Fleming and Evans
saluted them with military courtesy.
about face!" said Fleming to his men.
Then with their ieutenants at their
head the little band marched down the
stairway and through the church and out
into the snow and past the smoldering
embers of the houses to their camp. And
above them and around them the clear
notes of the bell were proclaiming that
Christ was born on earth and peace and
good will should reign among men.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

'sToPr' SAID THE OLD MAN IN FIRM VOICE.
then, he had no business there and must
take his chances. The fight could not
pause for him. Yet the wrinkled face and
the pinched features attracted and held
Fleming's eyes, and he wondered in
vague way what the man would do
whether he would crouch again in the cor
ner or make another effort to escape bv
the window. The mans eyes met his own
and stared into them with a gaze that
seemed to the young lieutenant to be full
Of reproaoh and upbraiding.
Fleming could not account for the in
uuence Of this stranger, and the sudden
strength of the gaze that met his own and
held him back from his purpose, for the
figure of the old man was not command
ing, and his fright was obvious. He was
about to order him down the stairs, but
at that moment the civilian raised himself
up, and his eyes grew holder.
Fleming with the quickness of intuition
saw that this old man whom he had de.
spised felt one of those sudden inspirations
OF courage which sometimes come even to
f! towards. He saw the expansion of the
figure, the Frightening of the eye, the look
that was prophetic, and again he paused
as he was about to give q command.
"Stopl" said the old man in firm
voice, raising his hand and pointing an
accusing forefnger at Fleming.
The lieutenant hesitated and looked at
him in wonder.
What do you meanP" he asked.
"Stop, say 70 repeated the old man.
Fleming laughed and with contempt
He had thrown off the momentary infu-
ence of the accusing look, and his mind
returned with full force to his original
purpose, the destruction of the rebels who
had intrenched themselves in the room.
"Out Of the wayI'' he exclaimed an
grily. Were going to storm that room
in there, and we win not be responsible
for stray bullets.
The old man did not shrink back at the
officers emphatic command. His eyes
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

FLEMING AND EVANS sALUTED THEM WITH
MILITARY COURTESY.
were shining with a feverish excitement
and his courage seemed to grow as the
fever rose
"Stop, tell you again." he shouted.
This is murder that you and those in
that room, too, are bent upon T.
"It is war!"
LIT is not war; The battle is over, and
you fight here without purposel What is
the possession of this church to either of
your And to fight, too, at such timel"
Fleming looked scornfully at the old
man who yet held his attention and Inn
pressed him.
"At such time?'' he repeated. It's
true that it's night, and the snow is fall
ing, but we're not parlor soldiers to seek
our tents because of a winter night.
"It's more than winter night, said
the old man sternly, raising his accusing
finger again and pointing it at Fleming
Listen"
The unseen clock overhead began to
strike, and Fleming and his men, avged de-
spite themselves by the old mans manner,
counted the strokes under their breath.
One. two, three, they counted, and on up
to 10, standing in silence and making no
movement, as If some new power possessed
them. Nor did any sound come from the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

Don't you think, DEAR" said Mrs. Fir
kins that it is time we were seeing about
getting the Christmas tree for the chill
dren?"
mo, my dear, don't" said Mr.. Fir.
kins, with great sternness We've got
to stop that sort Of thing"
"Why?" said Mrs. Firkins.
Because I've been looking into the
matter" returned Firkins land have
become impressed with the necessity for
the preservation of our forests It's a
very grave matter, my dear; very grave
indeed No patriotic citizen can after this
conscientiously encourage the reckless cut
ting of pine and hemlock And I'm not
going to help ruin our forests for any old
Christmas superstition
Then he went down town and spent $5
for box of Christmas cigars for himself.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

the panes, but the eyes Of the soldiers be-
came accustomed to the dusk. The gray
haired little man had ceased his efforts to
open the window and stood with his back
to it, his face expressing his fright and
horror at what had happened and wh"+
was about to happen.
Fleming heard the ticking of a clock
somewhere over his head, but he did not
look up to see. In his indecision his ewes
wandered to the civilian, and he was
amused at the old mans fright But.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

BAND UPON THE ENEMY.
the feeble light of the burned build
= The difficulties of the battlefield,
SNOW, the darkness, the fierce resist
~ the enemy, his inability to drive
y oack, filled him with the unreason.
rage Of youth A man who despised
y ne began to use them with rapidity
unctlon and was unconscious of do
!" But his soldiers needed no spur
Vner commander. Evans, the Sec
Dg1u,Oenaht year younger than him
.pIenlng had reached the honorable
HV-Was by his side, firing with his
~ at the Hitting black forms that Cd.
'neLl' and around the two lieuten-
.Ough6 little band of splashed and
-4eu men with a courage and energy
70 those of their leaders.
wal OF house fell on bed Of live
ANY, anu the timbers blazed up with sud-
wy ,.!1ness, cutting through the dark
O ~nu casting a distorting light over
n NOV tue ruined village and the fight
Is paused for a moment to grasp
NV u Dattie by the new light that
A. Inc flames magnifled some OBJ
VII VII nlshed others and made the
ro Unreal and fantastic, The forms of
NJ 0I4IeS Wavered as the flames flick
M nv g gre" TO gigantic size, the bloody
w. Sne snow spread and united, and
~ ,Sleu rafters of an abandoned house
NY. Ugly black tracery in the sky. In
an D Toi Oary stiffness that had seized
oma. itehlng heard the suffering Of
~ " aai as they fell in the flames
Dsn que now to see his battlefield, the
otao knew that the little church
nd 'o oS somewhat to his right was it's
fos 1noutlng to his men to follow, he
Dd ward IVA that he might seize it at
nv cut off his enemy.
tLo Tired a volley and dashed
ba a~ church, but the leader of the
NJ N az, was as quick of eye and as
sn tO0lon as Fleming, and when tho
o "bO and his men entered one door
Other. '@sonlsUs dashed In
II so wrath famed to it's highest
ftboste seemed a personal injustice to
nr r"o MS foe should be so stubborn
in g'O op@ and his resolve to over
II igrG| with his anger. He stoo-
Ia ar nSiue the door, and his men
e m,nS him. The room was dim.
and s saw the outlines of the
L. nnt az Vne far end the pulpit. The
seemaCn, then outside the line of
ht fror, 70 have been untouched
4. imam Oln the blazing house Jared in
snies ana fell across the faces of
door M N were entering at the
y QharaoN. elIher side gave a thought
bat g s of the place, but both
FeS or tbo nerce struggle was sure NJ
brick b p1'ssession of so strong
9ss9lng and they prepared
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

When Mr.. Nuwed rushed into his favor
lite cigar store, the perspiration was rolling
down his face, and he looked excited.
Quick, CherlieI' he said to the young
man behind the counter. "Get ont a box
Of Cuba Superbas for met My wife win
be in here in five minutes to buy me a box
Of cigars, and she'll try to buy 'em for So
cents. Here's IS. Sell her those Superbas
for the 80 cents, old man, and save INV
life.
And as Mrs. Nuwed stepped timidly In
her afectionate but precautionary spouse
stepped Out. the BACK way.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-12-21

for WalS.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
SransemblItben.

lleber Zen in Sunfel gebiilten urs
fprung Der Site, als 8raut Srangen>
bliitbel i'm 9aar gu trasen. bat elm
ipaniidsr 9iftpriter = ipie man uns
mittbeilt = unldngit cine intereHante
Gntbeduns sema9t. Sn ultsn, pergilbs
4. @-eiSrfn h'St4srnb. in oenen ii9
9luf5ei6nunsen befanben, bic nod BON
Der Sanb bes llrsrobpaters ieines uts
s.-u-4..ts 1eriuyieu nluulen, IIel lem
Bid auf eine .Sammlung uralter Ges
eenben, bic feline aufmsrtfamteit in boz
bem Wabe fefelten. Inter glnberem
entbielten nun bic 8ldtter eine iebr
biibI9e @rsdblung. ndh tpel9er bas
hDneSD6terlein zines fpanii6en Sof.
gGrtnsrs bic erite 8raut seipeien 1T.
bic einsn Sransenbliitben5ipeis in ihs
rem Rabenbdar setraeen bat. nno
aipar bate es bamit fplssnbe gang be-
ionbere 9epanbtnib: Sin afrituniider
aDnig i6enfte einit einem ipaniI4en
SerrI6er einen ipunberbar f9Oneri
Sraneenbaum, Der bamals i'm. 2anbe
ber &altanien nod pDlIig itnbefannt
mar unb beifen berrli6 buftenbe, tpie
aus Sartem Wafs semobelte Sliitben
bic 8epunbsrung bes gan5en Sofes ets
regten. 8iele baten bergebens um einen
flsinen 3psig bes erotiiden @epd4s
ies, unb elm auslGnbiider @eianbter,
benz 1ebr pief buran lag, eine fpl6e
Seitenbeit In isinem 2anbs ein5ufiibz
rem, periuhts es auf ale mO9li6eWeiie.
in ben 8eiiB zines 9lblesers gu oelanz
gen. Oph als peber ebrli6es 8prges
ben nod bic raffinirteiten Sntrisuen
gum 3iele fiibrten, sdb er es enolih als
bOffnunsslps auf. Od fab er zines Sas
ges einen 3peig Der beibbesebrten
9liitben in benz Saar Der fthDnen 9ofs
aGrtnerstcdter. Sds iunss MGb9en
ipurbe bon einem &iinitler eelisbt, bsfs
fen ssamtIie dber bic @intpilligune au
elmer @erbinbung perfaete, neil bic
f6Dne Snes nidbt bic getpiinidte Mits
aft beIab. 9a paiIirte NUN bem 8dter
bes iungsnMdb6ens, bab er perieknts
lich einen 3ipeig bon bem toitbdren
Sranaenbdum dbbrd6. 9ebantenlos
aab er i'm ieinem ainbe, bas bic i9neez
iaen 8liitben fofstt in ben bunfeln
3oden bsfeitiste. 3ufdlIis fisl Der Bid
bes ebraei5igsn @eianbten auf bic yels
tene Sdar3ierbs Der ibm begegnenben
9Grtnerstp6ter unb 5pfprt erbot er ii6h,
fir bic manselnbe Miteift su fprsen.
ipenn iie ibm ben 3tpeis iiberiaHen unb
ibr @ort ssben ipiirbe. ni6t iiber bic
Sadie gu iprsdsu. Die 9ph5sit bes
iunsen paarss funb bdlb barauf itatt
nnb duf benz Dege gum Gltdr trug
bic ftrablenbe 8raut tpieber einige Der
sliidbrinsenben Srausenbliitben,. bic
iie iib beimlit Su beidaffen setpubt
bate. Sb ber drme 9Grtner bic bers
rGtbsrii9e 6anblunsstpeiie ieines
SGdter6ers nit ieinem &opf bat biz
FEN miiFen, bapon beribtet bic 2esenbe
ni9ts, bod ipll Der punberbure Yaum
bdlb in an6erenl 2dnbern heimiId ,ges
iporpsn iein. unb dls fidb audi bic @ez
f6idbte bon Der Id0nen esnes ipeiter
berbrsitete, belt man Sruusenbliitben
fir ben paiIenoiten S9mud i'm Sdar
elmer 8rdut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03

Sbiir gu TdIisben, itnsebuIbts rufenb:
rsSebt ipiirbe id bir i'm @rnit ratben.
Su bsinen &odt6pfen SuriidSufebren,
bamit bid Der @bef nidt an ben Obrsn
Sauit!"
9lber nod bate Der Mdrmitpn feis
nen @orratb BON 8psbeitsn ni9t ers
idOpft. DuntIes Rotb flog iiber
feline 3iise, als er, ben SUB atpiiden
bic Sbiir tlsmmenb unb 10 bas
S9lieben berielbsn bsrbinbernb, ,f4nea
Elm 8latt papier aus Der Safde Sog
unb, es 3os bi6t bor bic ausen baIs
tenb, nit fait iiberitiiraenber Rebs bers
auspolterte:
.Oer gbef tpmmt por Der 9ienitz
ftunbe beut 9lbsn6 ni9t suriid; bier
1T feline Ginlabuns sur Sod5eit bss
Sisnor 8artolo nit ieiner gouiine,
Der f9Dnen 8ionba. Sd fanb iie To-
eben in ieinem 3immsr, ipobin id bic
Reite bonn bsutieen Seieuner Der
Serrf9uft trassn mubte; sr f9eint uuf
feline grobe 9eipirtbung gu re9nen i'm
Sauie bes Sdpiegerpaters unIsrss
Serrn Yortiers, SolIte bsnnWab'mSsu
Soc tpirtlidni6ts bapon ipiFen9" fubr
er nit psritsllter llni9uIb fort. als er
bic glugen Der 9rie6in tpie neriteinert
auf benz 8latte ruben fab. .Signor
8artplo bat bod bsut bem gdn5en
Sduie babpn srsGbft, ipie grpbmiitbig
Wiab'm5sn ibr idOnes Stleib isiner
8raut seborst bate; sr bat mid mor>
gen friib gu ii9 beitellt, nm es suriid.
subolen, benn er bat bsute feline
SteIle tier setiinbist, I'M fiinftig
bem S4piegerpater in benz tlsinen
9ef9Gft gu belfen, unb ih boffe, bon
ben Siibisteitsn bes SO9aeitsidmau=
ies ipHb. :"
@eiter lam bsr gsidpGbiee &nabe
nidt. Die 9Gbmuns, bic 3os erfabt s,l
baben idien, ,ipar pI0bli9 getpi9sn; nit
trGftisem StOb brdnste iie ben lln>
eliidsboten 5uriid. unb bic Sbiir fiel
btnter ibm ins S6lob.
sic mar allsin nit ibrer gnttGuz
f9ung. ibrer 8efddmung, ibrem
3orn. 2afen mir einen S9leier bars
iiber fallen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
eaarfdueiser ans gerra6enmad,ss

Dab Der @riitsnSfampf einselner
9etperbe3peise seeen cine neu entities
knbe Sednif ober Mobe ni1t etpd
nur elm ipesis[Ies Mertmal uniersr
beutiesn Wirtbidaftsepo9e III, baran
erinnert 10 re6t bic foIsenbe @eidi9te
aus benz Sabre 1925. 0umals, aur
y2eit aIs bic natiirlide Sriiur fpiez
btrum iiesreih essen ods perriidenz
traasn porbrans, lebten in einsm 0orf
Der fiiblihen Nieberldnbe Elm perz
riidenmadsr unb elm 9adridneiber,
bic beibe san5 beionbers mertpiirbiee
gusbdnssidilber batten. Sas bes
9erriidsnmaders iteIIte 9(bialon bar,
tptl6er NIT isiner langsn Soarmdtne
in ben 3peisen zines 8oumes bGnsen
bleibt unb babel elenbielid umfommt.
pGbrenb iein Pferb unter ibm tpesgaz
lpppirt. Oabei itanb bic Snidrift:
$50 moeen 4ne fdbren, bic feline per-
riiden tragen.A gli6t ipeniger Drift
lih ala Der perriidsnma9sr mar Der
Saaridnsiber seitimmt. Giuen erz
trintenoen Weni6en lab man dut ieiS
mem SdiIb. elm Reufunbldnbsr Silno
fpinst gu. nm ibn gu rstten. er beiBt
in bic perriide unb, idipimmt nit Der
ans 2anb. Der Mann aber ertrtntt,
ipdbrenb feline perriide eereitet fpirb.
limb als Woral unter benz erbaulideH
@organs itanb Der Spru6: SO mOs
aen 9lne fabren, bic cine psrriide tras
qen.@ ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03

9spn yAein.ih 9eiie.

@pnSesinsid, Belle
Rufe nit9t bergane'ne Sage,
Hidt entl6punb'ne 3sit suriid;
2eb ber @e9enipart uno tlage
Rililmer um perlor'nes @liid! .
2iegt Die Welt bod Dor Dir often,
2enfe fiibn bss S9iffes aisl,
9u fclEt tGmpfen, bulben. boffen
limb srreidit bas ferne 3iel.
Meb benz Meni9en, Der berSaseno
sluf perflpF'ne Stunoen i6aut,
Der. bic 9seenipart perflasenb,
Rift bsr eis'nsn &raft pertraut;
Der nit Webmutb unb pou 8angen
GidpGrts bGlt ben Bid gctpanbt!
@lGnsenb liest, Su muBt's crlan9en
Dor Dir bas sslpbte 2arol
8orpGrts, rpripGrts, immer ipeitsr!
Sud- Der SebnIunt eolb'nes glieb,
Damn ertGmpfIt 0u. Iieeesbeiter,
Was bic sugeHb Dir berbieb.
&ufe ni9t peredns'ue Gage.
Hi9t enti6punb'ne 3eit suriid;
2eb' Der 9egenipurt unb tldge
glimmer I'm berlor'nes Slid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03

geeue Grfin bung. paz
tentanpalt: ,.Was babeR sic benn err
funben, ,mein Ssrr21 - STUDENT: sd
babe elm pulper erfunben, = fuenn
man bas in bas Wsssr itreut. ba lpo bic
Sdringe iih aufbaltsn, bann rolen iis
fid BON ielbit sufammen unb tOnnen
aleid aIs RpIImOpis esfdne.n ipers
benz
= ,Das ~unsuIdnsli4r.
6eiratbspermitiler: nSdgen Sic felbit,
Sas WGbel bat elm eeipiies @ttpds!@
Jreier: rBas biIft mir bds, ipenn iis
niht pieI bat!1
: @beubiirtis. ~... 9raf
glaten alio iit Sbr 2ieblinssbidter,
Serr Gommersisnratbg" = Gommsrs
sienratb (sben ssdbslt: ga, ipiHen
81, CT Is msr bait ftunbssssmdb!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
Ser Serentnf@.

Sas @rrt rSere" (altnieberbeutI6:
hagedisse ober hagetisse) beaei9net
na4 Der tpabrf9einli6iten 2lbleitung
fol4e bic aus bem mSas1 tamen ober
fir geipDbnli9 i'm Sag !pobnten. Die
fer Sag tit eine nsebeste" @tdtte,
iener gebegte gain Der Sobtsn, aus
hem na6 benz @plfsd6erslaubsn bic
Setter berportpmmen, unb bieIe @ei>
itsr felbit finb n9ersR." SIN 2aufe
Der 3eit seipann bieies Wprt bann eine
boppelte 8ebeutrng. man psritanb
nGmlidb aud Meniden baruntsr,
ipelde nit Silfs folder @eiiter gu
ibrem Ruben unb benz S6aben dnbez
rer alIerlei 3duberfiinfte periibten.
0u es nu9 Der Gusbreitunq bes Gbris
itsntbums pornebmli9 alte Srausn
iparen, toel9e bic beibnii9en 8rGube
betpabrten rnb ausiibten, 10 famen iie
beionbers bGufis in ben @erba6t Der
3auberei. @s entitanb bic Msinung,
buB fol6e Seren i'm 8unb nit bem
leibbaftisen 9OIen itGnbsn unb in isis
mem 0ienit allss llabeil peruria9teu,
bds iiber Srti9aften, Samilien unb
Perfonen bereinbra9 - Elm @dbn,
Der leiber bis auf ben beutigen Sag
nod ni4t pOllig fid bat ausrotteu lais
fen. @s siebt na9 benz alien @oltsz
aberslauben alIerlei Mtittel, Sersn unb
8eifter gu berf9eu6en, bie gu eetpiFen
Soften ii9 Defenders sablrei9 sinfins
ben. 9iele 8rdu9e bisnten urfpriings
lid bieiem 3fped unb ipsrben nod beuz
ttgentass auf benz 2anbe ausaeiibt,
ipenn aud gum Sbeil bic Grinnerung
on ibre MISUNDERSTANDING lGngit
berloren gegunsen 1T. 60 mar beiz
fpielspsiie in alien 3eitsn bas Seusr
zines ber Utittel, bur6 bic man 9sis
iter au peridsuhen ipGbnte, ebenIo
2Grm ieber 4rt unb etn tpirflibes
Sesen. Sagen iutb Sreiben. Die na9
bem @Iduben unferer 8orpGter bds
9eiftsrreid fid CUR OiterSsit INNER
ipieber Dffnete, 70 famen bic Setter
aud am pfinsitfeite ipieber untsr bic
Meni4en, unb in perI9iebenen 9ez
aenben bat fib ibre r4ustrsibung"
aud CUR pfingitseit nod in ben ein>
fadften Sormen erbdlten. Sn pielen
tI6ehiI9en Srtf6aftsn tpirb au bie>
fem 3iped jebesmal eine Stunbe lang
nit allen m6alidsn 9egenitdnben unb
Snitrumsnten EN- S0aenldrm psriibt.
9fua in man1en @egenben bes 9Dbs
meripalbss ipirb Elm berartises sisenz
artises Concert eemadt. bds Der
,Serentuf6" beibt. Gr pirb nur
mtttels peitIden ausssfiibrt. unb bic
8urf9en bss betrsffsnben Srtss iiben
iih 5don taselang porber barauf elm,
nm m0slidit trGftis tnalIen su fOne
nsn. Der 2Grm, ben iie bann auf
biefe Deiie i'm 8siiein elmer ftets sabls
reid iidb periammelnoen 3ui4auers
msnse au Stanbe bringsn. fdeudt bie
Seren aus Wobnungen, StGIlen iinb
S6eunen. Stebt ireenbpo Elm armes
altes Msiblein in bem Rufe, eine Sere
su fein, bann tpirb bieier SerentuId,
natiirlih unmittelbur Dor ber betrefs
fsnben gsbauiung aussefiibrt. Ders
ielbe 8rau9 bat fib audi on einissn
Srtsn Der Warf 8ranbenburs erbal=
ten. unb ebsnfo bGnst offenbar bas
geit5denfnaIlen am pfineltporabenbe
in adrntbsn bamit 5uIdmmen. Die
ausfiibrenben Buriden beiben bort bic
~8leder" unb pflesen fih eins iolde
8unitfertisteit au5ueisnen. bdb iie
prbentlidhe rStiidel" nit Der peitfde
abtnalIen fDnnen.