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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
5EwLEYvILLe.
Weather fair and pleasant.

weather lair and pleasant.
Miss Msude Addison, not getting a
sufficient number Of pupils to pay her,
declines TO teach in Stith's Valley.
Mr.. and MIS-. R1bt. Sand, re-, OF Louis.
vile, came down Saturday to be the
guests Of Mrs. 2. T. Stith.
Miss Macy, Of Ga fe d, cou lin Of Mrs
Annie Johnson, will be her guest the
ensuing week.
Bro Walton, our long lost pastor, ap.
peared on the scene Sunday morning
and preached good sermon He has
been too i'll to attend to all duties
Lewis and Edwin Jolly visited their
grandparents Sunday.
Miss Villa Drury visited relatives in
Irvington recently.
Miss Blanche Jolly was visiting Mrs
Gardner, OF Irvington, Tuesday morn.
ing and attended the b. V. r @ meet
ing in the afterr DON.
Miss Lena Drury will leave Tor Bran
denburg in few days She will be the
guest Of Mrs. Frakes.
Everybody but Charlie Drury took adj
vantage of the abundant ice crop and we
take pleasant thought OF ice cream &c
Charlie was unfortunate, but he will be
all right next time.
There were three meetings in our
town Saturday night.
Mrs. Gilbert Kasey, who has been i'll
at her fathers, Mr.. Foushee, OF Meade
county, returned with her husband TO
their home Sunday afternoon.
Our public school closed Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Pate have taught good school
and it is pity to close. These friends
intend to leave us now and make their
home in Hardinsburg.
Phelps Walker will begin his career as
public benefactor Monday morning
Feb. 9TH. We hope he will have num-
Der OF pupils and make a success.
You who have been accusing the News
of losing his politics look on page second
fourth paragraph of issue second Feb
ruary, and be assured that he remains
in statu quo"
The League Literary Saturday Feb
ruary 9Th, executed the program with
accustomed clevernsss The topic relat-
ed to the various stages OF the Reforma-
ton having written articles of Wycliffe,
Savonarola, Luthur, Calvin and some
nice singing to relieve the reading. The
audience was one that the body fully
appreciated.
A copy of the News met dreadful
fate near by last Thursday. A gentle
man, after helping awhile get up ice,
left and goirg into the house took his
paper and sat down close by the open
fire to CLEAN the news. Overcome by the
heat he soon lost himself and the next
thing he knew the carpet was burning
very near him and the paper wss entire
ly consumed. No other damage but he
took the warning.
l found passage of scripture adjoin-
ing the Sabbath school lesson, Feb. 3,
that fully accords with some thoughts
have been having of late. "For a mans
life CONSISTENT not in the abundance of
the things which he possesseth." 1
might be pleased to possess more and 1
might not relish having less, but the
mind is truly Its own place." aud "as a
man thinketh in his heart so is he"
GoLEEN-Rnn.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
HARpINseURo.
/. n. w. TIME TABlt.

PASSENGER Ds'Iy arr. Hardinsburg.II,55 pm
Pretty good ice harvest.
Circuit Court next Monday
Valentines at Kinchelo,'s drug store
A telephone line is being built to Ball
town.
The CarWile murder case is billed for
trial this term.
Mr. r N Hudson, OF the I, xas, was
in town last Friday.
The B. N. College OPEN, d last week
with good attendance.
Rev. S. f. Kelly began a pIotIact, d
meeting at his church Monday.
Joe B. Cox has teen col fined to his
home for several weeks, not able to be
out.
Remember Feb. l4th and get your girl
nice valentine at Kincheloe's drug
store.
Bob Cox has returned TO the city after
an absence OF several months. He is in
poor health.
Mrs. Meyer Meyer, of Buras, has been
here few days visiting Mr.. and Mr..
Robt. McGuffin.
Drs. J. r. Baker and A. M. KiDcheloe
have had private telephone boxes put in
their residences.
The Master Commissioner will sell sew
eral tracks OF land at the Court House
door next Monday.
DR.. Dick Pulliam, of Leitchfeld, is
dead. He has a number Of acquaintance
in this community.
The grand jury will take in our off ce
and good many fellows along with them
next week, that would like to be Eek
cused thank you"
Pencils, blank books, ink and pencil
tablets, note and memorandum books,
and all kinds OF writing material at Kin
cheloe's drug store.
Rev. Hogard, who has been assisting
Rev. S. X. Breeding here in protracted
meeting returned to his home at High
way, KY, last Monday.
A number of persons got their ice
b fuses filled last week. The ice on the
lake pond didn't get thick enough and
the ice houses there we're not filed.
Miss Lille Scott, who has been in Lou.
isville for some months having her eyes
treated by a specialist, returned home
last week She is considerably i'm
proved.
Surveyor Royalty was at Long Lick
last week, running off the lands of r G.
Whittinghill deceased. There will be
an order for the sale OF the lands at this
term OF court.
There has been fifty eight new suits
fled for Circuit Court. This is a much
larger number than was anticipated, and
the lawyers look for pretty full run of
court business
l will keep my Illery here until after
February. Have your photographs
made now. l can make pictures in
cloudy MS we'll as clear VT ather.-Mat-
tingly, the Photographer
The News gives about four times as
much reading matter for the same mon
ey as any paper in this county or any
county surrounding US for that matter.
1t is clean paper, a good paper, a Dem.
ocratic paper and what more do some OF
he boys want. We could maybe throw
n a chrome too if necessary
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09

Beechwood. Ills, March lst., 1897.
]. Q. Mendenball, Evansville, Ind:
Dear Sir:-Your Improved Chill Cure
is the best seller we handle in a chill
remedy, and gives universal satisfaction.
Please ship one gross, with free goods,
on your best terms. Yours truly,
PosTIAN & WooD.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
A Great Deal

OF unneces'ar expenditure of time and
money NAV be saved IL you will only
keep bottle of DIR. Caldwell's SyrnI
Pepsin in the house Nine-tenths of ali
ordinary Sickness is from the stomach
keep that organ in proper condition and
all will be we'll Syrup Pepsin is a sOe-
cific. Trial size bottles l0c, large sizes
SOC and Sl.00, of Chas. @. Martin.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
A Competent Iutqe.
from the Hawewille Plaindeal.r.,

iFrom the Hawesville Plaindr alert
The BREcKENRIDGE News is preparing
TO issue an illustrated commercial edition
during this month. The News is one Of
the leading weekly papers in Kentucky,
has large circulation in several coun-
ties, and is equipped with the finest
printing material to be had The spec
ial issue will be success from all points
OF view.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
PATESVlLLE.

Mr.. Jim Burners baby is very sick.
Willie Arbra has been quite sick for
the past week.
Mr.. w. w. Dunn, Of Dukes, was the
guest OF Miss Ola Clark Sunday.
We are glad to report that F. X. Cor
don has recovered from a weeks illnt So.
Mr.. James Gilliane, of Hawesville, was
a welcome visitor in our little village
Sunday.
Mr.. Gene NARROW is improving and it
is thought he will soon be able to be out
again.
The Baker Bros, of Haweavi.le, were
the guests ofthei sister, Mrs. Rosenblatt,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Detterding were
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gist,
Sunday.
Rev. c. NJ. Corley preached splendid
sermon at the Baptist church here the
first Sunday.
School at this place under the manage
ment Of Miss Jennie d. Patterson is
progressing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wright and little
daughter, Beulah, of Lyonia, were visit
ing at Capt. Clark's Sunday and Monday
After an illness OF several weeks Mrs
Harmon is able to fill her place in the
store again, as none save her genial self
can do
Four Of Mr.. Y-akle's family near here
have typhoid fever. Two of which
are dangerously ILL., Their speedy re cov-
er is anxiously desired by their many
friends.
R'v Barrett assisted by Rev. Foote, OF
Hawesville, will begin a series OF meet
ings at the Methodist church the third |
Sunday. May the christians OF this COM
munity r,aliz. the duty impaneled upon
them Aud begin now to pray for the
success OF the meeting.
Mr. Editor, with the dawniug of the
New Year may l wish you and your
valuable paper much success. Each
week anxiously await its arrival, and
il is Always a welcome visitor in my
home. May the News continue to
prosper.
IT'S with sad and aching hearts, that
We record the death OF Charlie A. Clark
which occurred on Sunday night, Jan.
80, at 1890 O'Clock, of typhoid fever, at
the home OF his grandparents, Capt. and
Mrs Clark. Charlie was bright emerge
tic boy, most fifteen years OF age, and
had by his amiable disposition and true
uprightness won the love and esteem,of
all whom he met. His place at home
and in the schoolroom 10 vacant, never
to be filled. His voice is stilled to our
ears, yet We trust he is now singing
praises around the Great White Throne.
trust that his exemplary life will ever
linger ss a guide to his associates and !
schoolmstes and may they ever profit by '
he example God has cast before their q
youthful eyes. 'Tis true, "Earth's fair 4
sst fiowt rs only bud here below soon to 8
DO pluched from the stem to blossom in r
Eternal Glory" May the dear mother [
ook to Jesus for comfort and consolation d
n this the great trial OF life. For tits He, d
Who hath bereft her, and He alone can v
omfort Tie funeral services were Il
conducted Monday at $50 p. m at the Il
Methodist church, by Rev. Winfree, 1 G
Ifter which the remains were laid away h
n the Baker graveyard near this place, g
here to await the great resurrection day. Il
he entire community extends sympa- B
by and coincidence to the bereayed h
ues. Ia
Dearest mothe', cease your weeping, a
have leit thee, but not forever; "
4 L.. "A - -. = 1 N
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09

What pleasure is there in life with a
headache, constipation and billIousness {?
Thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills.-Short q HAYNES,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
It Is Strange

that some people who say they never
read patent medicine advertisements
Will be found Juggling home every now
and then a bottle Of some favorite RENE
dy OF theirs. We don't bother you with
much reading but inst ask you 10 try a
lOc trial bottle OF DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin for constipation, indigestion and
stomach troubles 50c and 81 90 Sc 8 at
Chas. O. Martin.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09

We are anxious TO do little good in
this world and can think OF no pleasanter
or better way 10 do II than by recon-
mending One Minute Cough Cure as a
preventive Of pneumonia. consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol-
low neglected colds.-short 4 Haynes
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09

Children and adults tortured by burns,
scalds, injuries, eczema or skin diseases
may secure instant relief by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is the
great Pile remedy.-Short & Haynes.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09

Gregory a Co are much gratiaed over
last month's business and they said trade
had improved wonderfully.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09

Some attention should be given the
levee, its condition since the falling Of
the Ohio has left it in drplorable state.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
NOTICE

Is hereby given that at the next regular term of the
bTeeke idHe Fiscal Cou't, 20 be held at hardlns-
burg, NY on the sth day OF April. 1893, the said
bonded Indebtedness OF The Il. X. Taxed Distri, 4
(which consists Of the Hardinsburg MagIsterial
District and part OF the Forks oi Rough. or SLth
than they, the bonds, now diaw, which is six Der
cent per annum II is the intention OF said Coiut
20 make all orders, and do all necessary 10 fund
said bonds and for issuing others in their stead at
be Determined az the before mentioned term OF said
Court
BY order Il the Fiscal Court.
=, Il. n. MILLER. County Atty.
Hard nsbuig, KY, January 40 ,0.6
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
BiIiOusness

IL caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges-
ton and permits food 10 fcrment and purify IN
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-09
prevent
pneumonia

Prevention is always better than
cure, even when cure is possible.
But so many times pneumonia is not
cured that prevention becomes the
natural act Of that instinct Of self
preservation which is "the first law
of nature" Pneumonia can be pre-
vented and is often cured by the use
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
"Some years ago had q severe cold and
was threatened with pneumonia. l could
neither eat nor sleep, and was In wretched
condition. l procured a bottle OF Ayers
Cherry Pectorai and took IL according to the
directions, and at the end Of fifteen daysw as
as well and sound as before the attack.
have recommended II in many cases Of pneu-
monia since, and have never known it to fail
in effecting a cure"
JOHN HENRY, st. Joseph, La.
al was attacked with a cold that settled
on nv lungs, and defed the skill Of my ply
sicians 30 that they considered me incurable::
At last began to use Ayers Cherry Pectoral
and was entirely cured after having taken
FRANCISCO A. SEvERIANo,
Taunton Maaa
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
tSeriAtlideS.

Cine Wittiommer Sibuns bonn @eriti
tpurbe ON Ntontas er6ifnei uno mar cine
iebr bsi4dftiste. 8eri&iebene Sale
purosn erlsbist, bod per pidtisits mar
Der in 8etref oes Wulberrp Strabs 8Ha.
tiers. Ssnrp Z. 8bbler unb bic Stabt
battsn in 8etreif beHelben Elm fog. ,,@aie
ftateb" pereinbart unb &i6ter Irbbalb
entitieb baraufbin, bab baS Mfebment
ibsr bic 9Haiteruns nua unb ni&tie III.
Der Stabtssometer battle bas Nfebment
mad Der SuB Sront Reeel ssmu8t, tpas
sur Solss bate, baB bieienisen 8runbs
eissntbdmer, BEL benen Elm boppsIteS
8abnseIeiie lag. ebenio piel besablen
ioIlten, aIs pie bic, bel oensn nur Elm sin'
fades @eIsiie lag, troBoem bel erfteren
tpenieer 9Hafer selest tpurbe, ais bel
lebtsren. ylah bes &i6ter's Anii6t
mar baS 8oreeben Elm unserebteS unb er
srluubte bsm 8ldser anhatt 1886, nur
sl85. obne 8oiten. Dur6 bieien gnt.
ibso piro bic Norbsnbe pHaitsruns per'
SDsert. benn bas 4ifsbment fur bisielbe
tpurbe nad Der elei6en &eseI sema6t
Stabteeometer 8biaips ipuroe ourb bic
Orbinan3 esspuneen, baS Giisbment Der.
artis su MAIDEN, oa iie es 70 ipssiea pOr'
fdreibt.
Sir bic brsimonatIids @sri6tsiiBune.
bic am 10. September bssinni, 1T am
9ienfae bic 8erbanbIuneslife fertiB
esitsat iporben, bic los Sale entbdlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
SiSmarof 6eoenffeter.

Dem 9lufruf bss Germ Ssmberser
5olse Ieiiteno. batten ii& am psrFOhe.
men Wontas cine AnsabI 8srtreter ber
psri6isbsnen bieiissn beutiden 8sreinie.
unsen sinsehsllt. nm iiber bic 8ismard
9sbsniisier ndberes su beruibidlasen.
Radbsm Organization erfOIst unb ber.
ibiebsne Gomite'S ernannt iporoen ma.
rem. fanb 8ertaeuns fatt. SOlssnoer
4ufruf If bon bem betreif. @omits cts
Iafsn tpOroen "DaS arrangements Co.
mite label aae Deutidcn, tpslds Snterefie
on Der Sismard @sbenffsier baben,
frsunbli4it elm, am Wontas, ben %
AuBuf, Abenbs 8 nbr, in Der 2ieber'
trans Suas 70 sabIreid ais nur mbsIid
su erideinsn, UNI ben 8eridt, pie, tp o
unb mann bic Seisr fatifnoen iOa.
enisesen su nsbmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
aus benz oberen EhaIe.
(Gr4baIb Gprrtippnbsn,.l

-Tbomas U. Wartin bon esermpn,
Der nit ieinem 8ruber Graie Dor 10
Dionatsn mad bem alonbifs rsilts, in
eaielbit seforbsn.
- Ser i'm @bite Dat BREEDER anee.
ifelte 8nabe Sarrp Ro6e bon 4r1baIb,
tpurbe am 9onnerftas bon sinem gleI
sstrstsn unb isbr i4Iimm psrIeBt.
-Sobn @oIben bon DidIon @itp be.
bauptet, baB er frlb am Iesten Donnsrs.
tae Mforsen an 9reen Ribee Strabe um
$50 8aarseIb unb elmer s35 8uIennabel
beraubt iporben iit.
- Ser 8 Sabre aIte 5ranf CAMS
miller bon Pedpile fisl am Wontas bon
einem Wagen unb true bur6 ben Sal
einen sebrohenen rehten Nrm unS
S4rammen am 8opfe baDon.
= Sem golsn SObn gOtpsq purbs
am Wontas in Sobnfon's Weine su price.
burg bur6 sinsn Sal bon 2obIen bas
S&IdRelbsin eebro9en er ipirb i'm
2adaipanna SofpitaI bebanbeIt, mo feline
8srIssunssn aIs ni4t sefabrIi4 bstru6'
tet tperben.
| - als Samss 8udsp bon Ssrmpn am
9onneritae in Der 8ibse Wine sinen
@iel befeisen ipoIIts, brannte bieier bur6
unb idIeppte Jpn ettpa 300 gQsn. ibn 70
bbS uerIsbenb, bab man 3uerf an ieinsm
auffommsn stpeifelte mad ben lssten
8eridten befnbst sr iih auf bsr 8sfsr.
ung.
- Der l3 Sabre aIte Sobn, Sobn
beS Bolen Geo. Sinobic; bon Der Grd.
balo Riose, tpurbe am Dienitas nit.
iammt bsm bon ibm setrisbsnsn Yfsrb
nabe ieiner @obnuns bur6 ben 8Iis sr.
f6lasen /; es berri6te 3ur 9sit Elm
f6perer Sturm in Der Ra1bari6aft, Der
DieIe 8dume umipebte unb 8saer unb
Straben nit Bafer iberfIutbete,
- Am bOrIstten Nittpo6 gla6t er.
eisnete ii& au Sermpn cine Stsdaffairs.
inoem Der aneetruntene Bob Srotter Dem
Ibomas WOrsan Elm Weher in bic Settle
itieb unb auh cine Wunbe am 2opie su.
fiiste. Srotter ipurbe arretirt unb unter
8Grsf9aft sefellt; Worsan'S 3uitano
tpar sur 3eit Elm bebenfllher. isoot bate
er iid bis Srsitas 10 perbsfsrt, oaB er
auber @efabr mar.
-8urtaImsp 2urbebeIa bon OIppbani
ipoate frib am Dienitas Worsen einsn
o.. 8. & B. 3us beiteissn, UNI na6
europa su reiien. als ibn Spesialbeam
ter GIeman am 8rasen padts unb ARE.
tirte; oer Nann sos Elm MleRer unb
ftieb mad @leman, perieBte ibm aber
nur einen 8is on ber Sanb. Die ans
tIuss Iautet uuf DiebitabI zines anSusss
unb aubsbeIu binterIieB iein BaKasstldei
al8 Si8srbsit, iporauf er fi6 na6
ELEPHANT besab. um ben 5aa psnn
mbsIi8 3u besIei&en.
(garbOnbals GprrsipSnstni.)
-Sobn B. 4itfen ma6t ben geriud,
fdbiee Wdnner bierbsr su brinssn, um
eine ipeitere tdsli&s 3eituns in's 2sben
su rufen.
- George, bes 2idbriee S5bnIein Der
gbeIeute Soiepb 8Iuf bon Sub Wain
StraBe, itarb am Sonntas na6 iurser
aranfbeit unb tpurbe am Nontas .ur
Iebien 8ube befattet.
Ne 8eitsIIt baS ..Bo6enbIatt".
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enbIi6 bstpsssn, ibm elm Stad 2anb ab.
sufaufen nemIid 245 SUB lang an
Union StraBe unb 322 SUB 8 8oq
an Scbn Strabe. WeiI i'd abioIut ni&t
faufen ipoate. aber burh meine Srau
oaau auf's dubsrite een6tbist ipurbe, ct.
flarte i'd ibr, ba6 i'd iofort bauen unb
oann mtiammt FamiIie na1 9etersbur8
aieben iperoe. in tpel6es iie bereittpilisf
einipili8te. gm %. ober 90. Mdrs
1892 so8en mir babin nm uno perIudten,
in aaer ginistsit unb Srsube nebsn
einanber su ipobnen; bod BEL BEN bsfen
8eriud eini8 3u bIeiben, ipuroe i'd Ieiosr
eetduidt, unb stpar auf folsenbe @siie /:
SIM SrGbiabr 1893 fanb i'd es fir nd.
tbie, einen 3aun spii6sn uns bsibsn su
bauen, mas iebOd eroben 8srbruB isis
tens Serrn @briit berporrisf. @r esbsrs
bette it4 seitipeil,s febr bbsartis unb IisB
it9 icear au Iaferbaften 8sfdimpfunssn
berbsi, bed ber brabe 8aune pibsritanb
allen Sase! unb gBettsr unb aud ben
8ef4impfuneen unb bIieb feh fsben,
mas ben 8erbrub bermebrte. SIM islben
SABRE bauete i'd einen Stall, ipsit senus
bon Der 2inie. iobab i'd fiber eIaubte, Ct
tperos ba ni&ts basu fassn, bod ba purbs
i& ipieberum setdui6t unb bas S&ims
pfen puroe nur idlimmer. SIM Sanuar
1894 ididse ct mir Noti3, ben 3aun Su
perIeaen, mas mir ipeeen ber g8itterung
unmbsli4, bod entf1Iob i1 mid, bei
@intritt sinitissn @sttsrs, Germ Gbrif
sufrieosn 3u fteaen. Da8 Sribiabr fam
beran, Der S4nee muBte ber iparmsn
Some Plab MAIDEN, unb nun 8ine's an
bic Irbeit. aber nitt an bic 8aunptrs
leeuns. ionbern ih bolts einen 8ermsis \
Ter uno lieb oas idmmtli6e2anb psrmei.
fen, nobel eS ii4 ersab, bab Der 3aun 81
8Oa auf meinsr Settle ftanb bisrauf
trat tur3e 8eit Rube Elm. SIM Sabr
1895 befla8te er iih ipieber BEL mir nee
gen @sIomanseI unb i'd faufts ibm atpsi
tpelters 2ots ab unb besablte ibn baflr.
Rad erfoIster Obiternte lisB i'd bieie
aud einadunen. mas natiirlid isin 2anb
tleiner mabte unb ibn ipiebsr in Dutb
oeriebte. Nber ih bin Elm Deutid.
4merltaner uno erereife nidt bas A1sisps>
panler. Das idbnfte bon alien Z amt
iebob na4; am uerfIoEenen Srsitae
abenb 8insen i'd uno Samilie siipas na@
10 lbr su Bette. Die Srau iparb 10
Ulinuten Dor IL rlbr bur8 sinsn 2drm
8eiusdt nno iaste mir oab iemanb im@ar.
ten sipas abidse. Sofort fanben mir ouf
unb pedten unisreSbbne, uno mir trafsn
Serrn@briit an, aIs er mitten in bsrNadt
meinen 3aun abidete, psIder ni6t balb,
ionbsrn gang auf msinem 2anb febt;
penn i'd mein games 2anb in Mnipru6
nebmen ipoute. ipfirbe Der 9aun 8 3og
psiter feline 2Ot abfiirSsn. SIN 8strsif
Der Orcbuns Der Gridiebuns bat es f@
ihon belm gloermann ersebeu. baB es
ntdt 10 III unb tpirb bel Der @eridtpers
banbluns nod tpeiter ans GaesIi4t tre.
ten. Uleine Sreunbe uno Na1barn fSns
men ii6 oaruuf nerIaiien. baB i'd MT
mein Redt mil unb nidt elmer bon benku
bin, Der ii8 i'm 3orne su nubIoisn Drob.
unssn binreiben ldbt.
Sobn 8. Sdrbber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

- 8ei einem 8ranbs in @ammerau,
Rssisrunssbesirf 8rsslau, brannts bas
ean3s Gut bss BsfBsrs 8otiels nisoer.
2eibsr fanbsu BEL bem 8ranbs bic @attin
unb 1odter beS 8eiiberS ben Cob our1
@rfiden.
-Sn 8aneouber, 3. g.. furirt bas
@erItt, bab bic briiiiben Dampfsr
..5urtar" unb ,atbenian" i'm bOriissn
Safen 3u BEN 8psde bebalten psrben,
Iruppsn mad Gbina su transpOrtirsn,
faqs 8ublanb ireenb cine feinblite 8es
ipssuus MAIDEN iolte. 8eibe Sdlife
iinb prddtis auSserditet uno ieoes ipitb
600 ober 7C0 SoIbeien transporiiren.
Sn 3utunft ioQts Srisbri&srub
9ismurdsrub senannt tpsrben. Das
ltldst in einsm 8riefe an ben Slrfen
8ismard Der srsiie YrofeHor Sspp aus
Dilndsn Dor, perfelbe Sobann Repomuf
Sspp. Der fatbOlii4e Siitoriier unb
aunhldriitfsasr. Der einh i'm Sranffur'
ter 9arIamsnt unb aud erit iiiGIi6 bel
Der Ssisr bon bsfen soIbenem SubiIdum
sine 10 berporraeenbe &oae ipieIte. gu
peripunoern brauht man ii6 bariiber
frsiIi6 ni6t, benn PrOf. Sepp mar bon
ieber elmer Der p6rmfen 8srtretsr oss
oeutidnationaIsn @ebanfenS unb iuurbe
aIs FOLDER aud elmer Der pdrmfsn BE.
nunbersr bes sroben Staatsmannes, Der
Dor psnisen 2asen in Sriebridsrub isin
2sbsn ausBsbuu&t bat uub bort, BEN ei.
sensn Wunit ssmdb, feline IeBts Rubs'
itdits finbsn ioa. Ob Serbert 8ismard
Der Gnresuns bes prOf. Sepp foIssn
pirb, tpsib man ni&t. SebenfaQS pdrbs
bic lmtaufe beS Ortes, in tpeI6sm Der
AItiansler feline lssisn Gage subradte,
iiberall, mo 8ismard' 8ersbrsr tpObnen.
itarien GntIans finben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
Deutf@eS Ebeater.

Die am psrfIOHensn Sonntas sessben'
gorfsauns Scr DinbbeuieI. "our6 biz
@bicaso Star Gompanie. mar cine Dor,
slali&e unb oas poabsiebte Saus fpenbete
ben S9auipisIern ben peroienten 8eifaQ.
am ndGitsn Sonntas 9lbsnb, ben 81
ausuf, fpirb bic Gompanie S6iaer's
ber6bmtes Msiitsrpsri. ..Die Rduber, "
,ur auffabruns brinssn unb ipsr cine
sebiesene 2eifuns ieben ipiIl. ioIlte ii6
in Der 2isbsriran; Sulle sinfsaen.