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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28

John I. Crisp. Jay L. Torrey and Gov.
Lloyd Lowndes of Maryland
Red, white and blue were the colors Of
the evening and the floral decorations car
ried out this general color scheme. The
menus were unusually clever and amusing
Each was an official document signed by
the president Of the club and commission
ing the guest as a vice admiral and direct
ing him to take on board an ample supply
or provisions and to hold himself in readi-
ness to participate I'm all complications
menacing the peace OF the Gridiron Club
At the close OF the evening the members
and guests dispersed to the singing OF the
'Star-Spangled Banner"
The guests who gathered around the
gridiron-shaped table were follows:
Walter +. Adams. John NJ Alien repre-
sentative from Mississippi; William F. An
min. j. w. Babcock. representative from
Wisconsin: Frank v. Bennett. l.. White
Busbey. II. Conquest Clarke. l.. A. Cool
idge. w. l.. Coolidge. John T. Crisp Mis-
souri,: J. Harry Cunningham, Edward III.
Droop, Arthur w. Dunn. r. G. Dunnell,
George w. Evans. Richard Lee Fearn A
4 Ford, Louisville. Ky: Edgar ]. Gibson.
Frederick III. Gillett. representative rom
Massachusetts; Frederick A. G.. Handy
Senator NJ A. Hanna. William II. Hibbs
Albert ]. Hopkins. representative from mi
nois: Frank ii. Hosford, William H. King.
representative from Utah: Henry @. Kemp,
L. w. V. kennon. captain United States
army; A. j. Lester. James Hamilton Lewis
representative from Washington: James
Longstreet, United States commissioner Of
railroads: Lloyd Lowndes. governor OF
Maryland; Senator Lee Mantle David II.
Mercer. representative from Nebraska;
James L. McCleary, representative from
Minnesota; Benton McMillin, representa-
tive from Tennessee; Herndon Morsell,
Raymond Patterson. Senator George c.
Perkins of California: Senator q. IL. Plat,
George F. Richards. Exeter, n. H.: John
X Richards, solicitor general: Frank A.
Richardson, T. +. Roessle. Theodore Roose-
Welt, assistant secretary of the /
Saks, Reginald Schroeder, John Seager,
NJ G. Seckendorff. John s. Shriver,
Daniel f. Sickles, New York: f. X. Som
born, o. q. Stealey. Jesse Il. STROBE, repre-
sentative from Nebraska; Walter b. Ste
vens, Alfred ]. Stofer. jr., J. l.. Torrey.
Wyoming; William J.. Tucker major,
United States army; George ii. Walker.
Henry l.. West Henry Xander
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
Custom
Tailoring.

1t is our aim to make our Custom
Tailoring Department the best of its
kind, and add to our selections fresh
things from day to day, as they are
created. We shall give Our patrons
correct styles and materials at the
lowest prices consistent with reputa-
BILE work. Our guarantee goes with
every garment. If not perfectly sat
isfactory we don't want you to
take it.
All the latest cloths, foreign and
domestic, are in stock.
Trousers to Order, $500 up.
Suits to Order, $3.50 up.
Overcoats to Order, SI2oO up.
None too early to leave your order
for Easter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28

ATKINSON. On Sunday March % 1895 at 1920
pm: after a lingering Illness. FREDERICK
]. ATKINSON. eldest son of Frederick q. and
Susanna A. Atkinson, In the tweniy-siNth year
Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 4l3 18th street
southeast, at 2 pm. Tuesday, March -
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
BIsSELL On Saturday. March 20 ISIS, at her
SELL, widow OF the late Commodore S. b. Bis
sell. L. :: ", aged eighty seven years
Holy Trinity Church. Relatives and friends Of
the family are invited to attend. Interment
private.
CUNNINGHAM. On Monday. March %, 1898. Mt
. o'clock am. at 24l2 Pennsysanla , avenue
WILLIAM, beloved husband If Susan T.. Gun
Notice of funeral hereafter 2.
HILL. Suddenly. on sunday March 81 1sgs at
800 O'Clock am: Mrs. ELIZA HILL widow Of
the late Joseph Hill Of Burryiile. 10. {.
Letha Brown. 441 LIST street southeast. Tuesday.
March -, at O'Clock am. thence To ST.
CyPrian's Church, where requiem mass will be
held for the rcposc OF her soul. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited 10 attend
JoRRIN. On Saturday March &c. 1898. at her
resi- Silence 1I23 18th street, MARGARi1A
Funeral Will trke place Monday. March IS.
from the above residerce. at $50 thence to
st. Paul's Church, Eth and streets where
requiem mass will be said at o'clock.
KENIIY; Suddenly, IN Sunday. March 20, 1898,
IRENE GRAY kENlLY.
Rest rest sister, rest; thy work is DER
Funeral Tuesday. March ~. at . O'Clock, from
her late residence. GO Callan street north
east.
LEWIS; On Sunday, March "a. 1888. JULIA 4.
LEWIS, at her residence. .p4 Sd street south
west, aged one hundred and four years
Funeral "Wednesday March -; 3 pm from the
respectfully invited.
SpwErJ nan.r,.a This life on March o. 1905
at l:3o am, after long Illness, WESLEY
SEWEI.L. in the forty second year Of bis age,
leaving wife and seven children 10 mourn
their loss.
March p. 1895. SAMUEL W. SLOAN
IEterment at Hampton, Va.
STANTON. LIZZIE EDWARDS STANTON sud
aen,y . departed this Mich s after ss ass short Illness
o'clock. ut her residence, 1892 18th street
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wHITcoMR. In Philadelphia. Pa on Sunday.
beloved mother of Mrs. W. s. Parks.
Funeral IN Philadelphia. Inierment Buffalo.
In Memorina.
CONNER: In loving remsmbranee Of our darling
mother EMMA MA. ce y ls- who died one year
You not forgotten, mother, dear never
will You be;
As long as life and memory last We VIII reinem-
Der thee.
BY HER son, T. D.. AND DAUGHTERS.
HAYES In memory Of my husband. GEORGE ii.
ID. HAYES who died March D 1897.
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS WIFE. MARIA HAYES.
NICHOLS In memory Of Mrs. ANN NICHOLS,
who departed this life eleven years ago today.
March Is. 1887.
Years. long ye n. have passed away;
No thy face.
But willing hands and loving hearts
Keep green Thy resting place.
By HER CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
Black Wrought Iron
Candlesticks.

Nothing more artistic or useful
than a Black Wrought Iron Candle
stick. Never before have such choice
ones been offered at such little prices.
We purchased large lot from a
prominent manufacturer, and invite
an early inspection.
tomorrow one gross of new,
choicely shaped Black Wrought Iron
Candlesticks at the quick-selling
price of
Ioc. each.
Heavy Dragon Effects, only 25c.
Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
THE GRIDIRoN CLUB.
Many Patriotic Speeches Made by II
Guests Saturday Might.

Many Patriotic Speeches Made by Its
Guests Saturday Might.
The monthly dinner OF the Gridiron Club
was held Saturday evening in the banquet
hall Of the Arlington and proved to be one
OF the most delightful Affairs Of the winter.
For four hours mirth and jollity reigned
supreme and there was an abundance of
genuine oratory called forth by consider
alton Of the crisis which confronts the
country.
Among the guests were number OF gen.
tleuaen who stand high In Affairs Of state,
and when they were called upon to speak
they aroused tremendous enthusiasm by
their patriotic utternnces Among those
who were called upon were Cen Long,
street, Gen. Sickles, Assistant Secretary
and Perkins, Representatives Mercer, Hop
kins, Lewis. McNillin, McCleary, Babcock
ana Allen. and Nessrs. George r. Richards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
Abating the Nuisance.

Special Policeman r. II. Cook has COM
menced his spring cleaning in the agricul-
tural grounds. Each spring when the
weather gets warm intoxicated men find
their way to these grounds. much 10 the
arrogance of others who are there 10 en-
joy The beauties of the park. And each
spring the officer makes an carly start ID
ises. Yesterday he made his first arrest
this season, his victim being Charles II.
Govang. The later. the officer said, was
considerably under the influence and he
annoyed some children who had a goat and
wagon. Govang refused to leave the
grounds when advised to do so. and the Of
fioer locked him up. Judge Kimball fined
GCyang IS this morning.
In the beginning a Cold is easily checked with
itile nalaf laln- IL ir,u-t.-....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
The Universal
Food Chopper.

Chops all kinds Of fool into uni
form pieces, as fine or coarse as YOU
wish. 1t does the work of chopping
bowl and krife in less time and much
better. There is absolutely no wasts.
SI.5o each.
Fifth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
"BeSide the Bonnie Brier Rasgn -

TIN DonniB
week the
f aeurnsb
Mead Co.. his American
by
o o the in the nwpIa
@ n known ITO need methu
st. SIDE
for in baameu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
BenSOm'S
Porous Plaster.

In LUNG and CHEST PAINS. Coughs. Colds,
Bronchitis and Pneumonia. other external rem
edy AFFORDS PROMPT PREVENTION and
QUICKER CURE than a BENSoN'S. But ONLY
THE GENUINE effective. rrice. - cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
New
COrsets.

New
COrsets.
Not new makes, but the reliable
sorts that have stood the test of
years. There are none better at the
prices.
W. b. Corsets. batiste well-boned, two side
seels, top-fnished with embroidery, low bust
sudden hips. Per rair. 81 90
T. n. Corsets. French eoutil, well boned low
bust. straight front, top and bottom trimmed with
enDroidefy Fer pair. ........-.............$2 %
C. b. Corsets, French sateen, well boned two
side steels, top finished with embroidery. Per
P"AA 81 90
p. ID. Corsets, French coutil, heavily bofed Per
Thompsons Glove-ftting Corsets, coutil, heavily
boned two side steels. Per pair. ....... 81 90
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
The International
EVangel for ADrip

Contains 5 pages of editorial matter
refuting the charge of Mr.. Box on
the Decay of the Sunday School re-
Gently. Every Sunday school teach
er should have one.
Ioc. a copy.
Basement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
Special price, S3.25.
Regular price, $500.

Lot consists Of 80 Green Rockers back and
seat upholstered in plush Of various beautiful and
artistic designs These the comfortable low
back style. and are strongly made and elegantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
Rocking Chairs.
Special Sale.

Owing to special purchase, we
are enabled to offer three of the best
intrinsic values obtainable in Rock
ers. They are goods of high char
acter and will be quickly appreciated.
Lot 1 consists Of 100 Fancy Rockers. imitation
mahogany. quarterci oak and maiachite green;
back and seat Upholstered in plush and printed
velvet Of various odd and pretty designs including
rich Turkish effects; made Of selected stock highly
polished and mode for comfort well appear
CDac;,1 ,,~;co G, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
Special price, S3.95.
Regular price, $40.

lot 3 consists OF 50 veiy nne Rockers. in quar-
tered oak, English oak and imitation mahogany
with cobbler ssats-matie la a number of odd ana
artistic shapes: finished In n very superior manner
Special price, S3.o5.
Regular price, 5000.
Fourth for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28
DIED.

In the beginning a Cold is easily checked with
little palatabe doses Of Jayne's Expectornnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28

Basement,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06

Mittet gum 3ped. .Was
itebft benin alletpeil ppr ben WiiItsnbilz
bern bss Malers 9inslsr2" rWeibt,
bic baben 10 mas Spnnises unb
Srpdenes an iib, bab man oan prs
bentli6en 9uridt beim Ini4aus'n
friast."
-aba! Dame: nSie bdben Ell
nen eefdbrliden Ruf. Sn unierer
Stabt baben sic seipiB aud i6ou
mandes salante @benteuer sebabt!"-
Serr: ~Gines aIIerbinss, aber leiber
tein sliidli9es." = Dame: r2lb, bic
Dame ipar alfp graufam2" = Serr:
% nein, meine 9nGbise, iie nitbt. aber
ibr 9atte!"
= 3ooGogts unb 2iebe.
Sag NAL, alter 5reunb. moran 1T
benn oas Slid 9einer @be 10 I6nsl
gef9eitert 2" rgtn ber geologic. a
nWieio an Der 3pulogie9- .Meine
Srau berlangte brsi StrauBTsbern, Ell
nen 8apaesi, elm @isbGrfeG. Elm 9ilIst
sur .Dilbente" unb cine Reiie mad
Sdlangenbab. unb ba Iie bas nidt be-
fam. f4molts Iie."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06
9fanRen6nrg ant e&ars.

Iuf dtthiItprii9em 8pben ipeilt Der
Jrembe. ipenn er ben 8oben Der
@tabt betritt. bic in 10 berrliher. ges
fbiibter Gage am 8erges9dng gebettet
liegt. Bon tpeitem l9on griibt bas als
tersgrdue, fed iiber ben 9G6ern aufs
raeenbe 9dlob 8lantenbure. bas
etnItmdls neiner ellie eleib i'm Strange
griiner Walbberge" neit hinausleu4s
tete in bas @orlanb; ieinen Ramen
fiibrt es bon benz 100 Mieter I6roff
dufiteisenben n9lantenitein", einem
hellen GaItfelfen. Der es trdgt. Die
Sage nennt Burg 8lantenburg fhon
In friiben Sabrbunberten aIs ben SIP
mG4tiger SerrI9er i'm Sadienlanbe
unb @rafen i'm SdrSgau; in Die Se>
f6i1te tritt bic 5eIte erit NIT benz
Sabre 1121, afs Sdifer 2ot9dr ben
@rafen poppp nit berfelben bele9nte.
Die alte Burg. nunmebr SiB ber8tas
fen Don 8lantenburg, fanb i6ren llns
tergang in ben &Gmpfen 9einri9 bes
2Dlpen unb &aiier Sriebri1's l.; iie
tparb nit itiirmenber 9dno genommen
unb 5eritDrt. 3tpei Sabr9unOerte ipds
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06
Ruine 8esenft In.

" y u Y ~ ~ r. Y \"
Die .SeufeIsmauer" enbet in ben fa>
genumpobenen r@eseniteinen" Spiz
I9en @ernrpbe unb 8alenitebt, Der
anbdltif9en 9ar3reTben5.
Den bebprSusteIten Iusflugsort Der
8lantenburger SpmmergGite bilbet bic
Ruine Regenitein; 295 Meter bod lie>
gen ibre Sriimmer auf iteilem, aers
brDdeInbem Selsplateau, bas bon bret
Seiten f9ier unSugdnglih aus Der
@bene emporiteigt.
Die Sage ldBt bier f4on um 479
einen eblen vSaHen" bauien. lleber
bic gntltebung bes Humens uRegenz
ftein" (Reibenitein aud Reinitetm be-
itebt nod beute llntlarbeit. Ius benz
Sabre 1921 batirten bic erIten Ra6z
ric1ten BON Der Burg Regenitein. uno
aipanaig Sabre fpdter nennt iid aons
rab T.. elm Sobn bes fdon eingangs
erpdbnten @rafen qoppO, .@raf BON
RegenItein. 0ur9 mebrere Sa6rbunz
berte iparen bic Reseniteiner elm als
rdub@ unb febbeluitig tpeit unb brett
beriidtietes @ef4ledt. unb man9
barter Straub tpbte Inn ibr 5eliennelt.
2lm tolI iten BON alien trieb es @raf 4lz
bre9t III. bon Regenitein Q310 bis
1348), bem Sulius 8Olff in ieinem
nRaubgraf" elm litterarii9es Dent
mai seiebt Fat.
4usgangs bes fedsebnten Sabrbuns
berts erlof9 bds RegenIteiner 9ez
fdledt, unb bic Burg puroe taiierlis
DIES Gisentbum. Sn ipdteren 3eitz
lduften erfubr ber RegenItein nod
man9erlei S9idIale. Surfiirit Sriez
bri6 @il6elm BON 8ranbenburg lieB
ibn 1870 Su elmer SeItunS ausgeitalz
ten unb legte bunbertfiinfaieMann8
faBung binein. Ra9 ber S9ld6t BEL
Sditenbed go. SuIi 1757) gerietb bic
Seitung ppriibersebenb in franaDiis
f9en 8eIib, unb i'm Sabre barauf CAB
5riebrih Der GroBe 8efebl, bic 8erte
Der 5elienfeite au f9leifen. 9(us biea
fer 3eit itdmmen bic 8eripiiItungen,
bic Der beutige gefuder bes Re9eniteis
nes ppr fid iiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06

ter mar es 9raf 9ietri9 BON @ernises
robe, Der ibr bas glei9e S9tdfal be-
reitete. Bis babin nur Elm einfa9er
8au, tpurbe ber9rafeniib in Der SpIse
pergr0bert unb innen tpie auBen reis
9er ausgeItattet. SIN 6erbit 1916
pernidtete elm mGhtiger 9ranb einen
9roBen She'll bes ScbloFes; 9raf I'LL
rid ~ber llnsliidli9e" purbe bisrbei
bur9 9ranbnunben fur9tbar 5uses
ri6tet. Wtt @raf Martin, feinem
Na4fpl9er, Der bas S9loB faft gang
1pieber aufbauen lieB, erlpf6 bas
8lanfenbur9er @rafenbaus, unb bas
2Gno9en fieG an 8raunI9peig. Seute
tit S4lob 8lantenburg bic Sommer=
reiibens bes Prin8 &egenten ppn
8raunI6peig.
9as S6IpB lit i'm Snnern prG9tig
eingeri4tet unb birgt rei9e &units
fddBe, unter ben @emGlben bas 9ors
trdt Der n@eiBen Srau", elmer @rGfin
bon Srldmiinbe. Bon ben 3innen bes
S9loiIes genieBt man cine berrli9e
sSernIi9t.
9tuf iteilem @ege seldnet Der @anz
berer 5ur Stdbt. 8lanfenburg beIaB
f6pn bon 1888 bic Stabtgere1tIame
unb mar befeitigt bur9 eine Rings
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06

bic Stabt na9 Der unsliidli6sn
@6la6t bel Senu cine Pliinoerung Ieis
tens franaDiiider Sruppen unter Mus
rat ausaubaIten bate.
SSn Der sipeiten 9alfte bieTes Sdbrz
bunberts bliibte bic Stabt mebr unb
msbr auf. Sbre pra6tige, seiaiibte
2aee, ibre milbe Semperdtur, lire
berrGi1e. tpalbreide llmsebuns lieBsn
fie sum aurs unb Sommeraufentbalt
ipie gef9affen erf9einen. Gin &ran3
BON @illen unb Sotels umIblieBt beut
bas ssSnnere Der Stabt, beren Sanbel,
@eperbe unb Snbuitrie ii1 in glei6em
Mabe geboben bdben.
9lus Der ltmgebune feien bic berrIiz
den SpaSierlpege bes nSbiergartens"
ansefiibrt, bic @aIbpartien na9 benz
,53iegenfopf" unb Der n&aiferparte"
auf benz Gutenberg. 8eionoeres Sns
tereFe bistet fir ben fremben 8eluaer
bic grptests 5elsreibe Der mSeufelSs
mauer" nit benz bodragenoen. eine
entaiidsnbs 9lusiidt aetpdbrenben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06

erbaltsn; benn tpie leidt unb flott ii9
aud ber fdlants fdbnasngei9miidts
Gan5eni6aft in ber6anb bes f9muden
Rsiters fir ben 3uidautr ausnebmen
mag, 10 ihlpierig tit bic seididte,
triessmdbtge 9anbbabung Der v&0s
nigin Der @affen" 5u erternen. Ga>
tiirlich perben bic eriten llebunsen bes
Gefruten Su SUB porsenommen, unb
geruume 3eit bauert es. Bis er Slid
borpdrts" Slid riidpdrts" paras
ben unb anbsres 10 melt erlernt bat,
baB er bic neuerpprbene &unitfertigz
felt MIN aud su pferbe psrfu9en
tann. r@eriu9sn4, benn Heiten ielbIt
bat er ia audi ert neu selernt, uno
nun Reiten unb Ste6en suiammen!-
Nur Mutb Die Sadie ipirb f9pn gsz
ben. limb iie sebt. Sang mad Der 8ors
fbrift ipeiB Der iun9e Hsitersmdnn
bdlb in alien @dngarten bic 2an5e 5u
fiibren. glber nit benz Stehen in bic
Cuff ifts nidt setban; Der Sploat folI
i'm 5elbe feinsn Mann treffen, unb
biefen 3tped au srreiden. 1T sleidfals
9lufadbe Der Reitbdbnausbiloung. Die
3iele beiteben aus Strobbdlsen. bic
auf ettpd mdnnesboben 9fdblen befez
ftigt finb; an bisfe ipirb i'm Srab, i'm
@alpp unb MaridmarIh berangerits
ten unb babel NIT Der 2anSe nad benz
Strobbafg geitOben. GrfOrbert bier
bas Sreffen fhon srobe, nur bur6 ans
baltenbe llebuns erreidbare 9ei6id=
li6teit, 70 III bas nod melt mebr Der
San beim Ste6sn mad betuesliden
3ielen. sic beiteben sleidfalIs aus
Strpb, tugslf0rmig in grObe Sadletns
panb geitopft, unb iperbsn Don dbges
Iefenen Mdnnf9dften ben 6erdniprenz
aenben Rsitern suseiuOrfen. @dbrenb
bieTer bisber geppbnt mar. auf bds
feItitebenbe 3iet nit porss9altener
2dnse beransureiten, riidt ibm iebt bas
3itl auf ben 2sib. lin es 5u treffen
obsr sstpiFermaBen aufsufansen. muB
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06

9as SauptbirsftionssebGube ber
8abn bsfinbet iia in 5angd. @s lift
elm einfahes. pillenartiges @sbGube,
beFen nbere Rdume Der 9ireftor be-
ippbnt, pGbrsnb bic untsren 2ocalitG=
ten fit 8nreduspede bersert9tst iinb.
Ni6t peit bon bieIem @ebdube befins
bet Iih bas 8eamtenipobnbaus, in benz
jeber 2ngeitslIte Der 8abn iein 3im>
mer erbdlt. ssn Sansa befinoet ii4
duBerbem au9 eine HeparatursWerfs
itatt. Sas 8etrisbsperIonal Der 9abn
beitebt gum srSBten She'll aus guro>
pdern; 9eiaer unb 8remier iinb iebo9
@inseborene, bic iih isbr anitelIig seis
gen unb bem ibnen iibertrasenen pos
ften treu unb getpihenbaft por riteben.
2peomptiben finb brei bprbanben, 70
baB, fans Elm Maidinenbefect eintritt,
slei9 griab bei9afft iperben fam unb
Der 8etrieb feline St0rung erleibst.
Die einaslnen Stationen. bersn iebs
ibren @OrIteber beiibt, finb sinfn9e
9ebdube; uuberbem finb BEL benielben
Sduppen sur 4ufbetpabrung bon Be-
trtebsmdterial pprbanben.
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Die 8au6erfiege.

Die Marime Der grelttbisitateure
friiberer 3eiten tpar s@sI9pinb; steit
tft teine Ssrerei". b. b. bic oft perbliifz
fenbeh aunititiide, nit benen iie bas
publitum iiberraf9ten, berubten au>
meiit auf isinserfertisteit. @ieppbl
bieielbe au9 beute nod fir einen jeben
3auberfiinitler Don ni9t su unters
f6dbenber 8ebeutuns lit. selansen bel
Der 9tusfiibrung Der meiIten Srids iebt
bod mebr@ntbedunse1 unb Grfinbunz
gen aus benz @ebtete Der Glettri;itdt,
Sptit. Medanit ii. I. p. our glnpenz
bung unb Der preitibisitateur bebarf
ni9t Ielten zines rebt complicirten 4ps
parats gum Serborbringen ieiner lie
berraI9ungen. gine biibfhe probuc>
tipn bieIer 9lrt 1T bic 3auberftiege.
Wenn Der @orhdng in bic toDbe sebt,
erbIidt Der 3uI6auer auf elmer Stafz
felei einen groben Spie9el in splbenem
Rabmen. Der preItioisitateur nimmt
ben Spie9el berab, felt i'm auf ben
5uBboben unb 3ei9t beibe Seiten benz
Publitum. Damn nimmt er bds 9fas
aus bem Rabmeu. lebnt bafelbe gesen
bic Staffelei unb 3eigt ben lebteren,
befen Riidfeite aus iolibem Sol' gez
arbeitet iit, ben 3ui9auern unb na9=
benz bic lebteren fih nit eieenen 9tugen
BON Der 8efddffenbeit bes Glaies ipie
bes Rabnlens iiber5eugt baben, itellt er
ben Spiegef pieber duf bic Staffelei.
Runmebr nimmt ber&iinftler Self
t9eilt bic Sberfldde bes Spiesels. Der
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pie 2(fam6ara- 8a6,t.

Inter ben bislen sSrassn. bic bel ber
@rDrteruns iiber bic beutI9en Gplp=
nieen tets in ben @orbergrunb treten
unb bic Dffentliae MeinuHg In erbobz
tenn MaBe beiddftisen, lit es namentz
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in 8etradt tommt, bic 8srfebrsmittel@
frdge setpeien. bic aud jeBt ipieber Ge>
genftanb lebbafter @r0rterunsen unb
@pmmentare lit. 8is su Der 3eit, mo
bic in 4ngriff senommene, beaiebunssz
tpeife idon bergsitelIte llfambara @is
fenbabn nod niht sebdut mar. fonnte
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bur9 2aitthiere unb Srdger permitteIt
iperbsn. mas aber duBsrit ihtpierig
unb foitipielis lit, beiunbers apiIden
Mubefa unb &prpsipe, ipo bic Serz
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Gapalrerte- 2(e6nngen.

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biloung ber Gabdllerie fir ben &riegs@
fal bilbet in OsEtf6lanb Der Meloe=
bienft unb Der Superlatip bes Welbez
ipeiens til Der telegraph aud fir bes
3riegsbeer geiporben. Den Der Opera
tionsarmee peit pprduseilenben gdpdlz
lerieoipiiionen pirb i'm 3utunftstrieg
oft genug bic aufgabe bes 3eritDrens
unb ber Neulegune BON Selegrapbenz
linien unb beren 8ebienung ielbft sus
fallen; bieie 9ienitspeise i'm 5riebsn
bor3ubereiten. lit bic MilitGr Sele>
9rapbeni9uIe in Berlin ba, au Der in
abtpe6ielnben Gurien bic 9tpdncirten
Der Gapallerie Resimenier ais Sdiiz
Ter eommdnbirt iperben. Wtan mub it9
nun nidt boritelen. baB bieie bic
ganse @ommanbirunes5eit iiber ant
Morfe 2lpparat iiben unb i9piBen
pber iiberbaupt unausgefebt Der eletz
triihen Selesraphie obliesen; aud bic
pptifhe Selegrapbie, bic fir ben San
lebbafter friegeriI9er 9(ctipnen an bic
SteIle Der elettriihen treten muB, ipirb
fleiBig betrieben. llnier Bib seigt eine
9lbtbeilung Selssrdpbeni9iiler beim
Giniiben bon Slaegeniignalen. Die
SelbTisnalfldggen, an tur5en StDden
befeitigt, lpeifen, um auf peitere Gntz
fernungen nubbar pirfen gu fDnnen,
ie aipet Sarben NIT itarfen Gpntraften
auf, tpie a. 9. fdpdra tpeiB. sriins
ipetB. blau ipstB. ROTH lpeib. geIbs
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nd6bem; i9 finbe INNER, elm Yfuno
Sparsel idmedt ni9t beipnbers, aber
slpe' Pfuno f6meden ausgeSei4net.
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Der (bei Der 5euersbruniD: aWarum
itebt Spr geraoe i'm Rau9, Sunsens2"
,Sd. ipifen Sic. bas lit elm Gigarrenz
ldben. Der ba brennt!"
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Ben Sic fchon einmal elm Giienbabns
un9liid erlebt9" nrS ia. es mar auf
Der 8ottbarbbabn. in einem buntlen
Sunnel, ba tiiBte in itatt Der SO4ter
= bic Mutter!"