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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
INSURANCE MEN DINE.
Eujoyed a Pleasant Night Around a
Banquet Board at the Hotel
Terrace--Many Speeches Made.

The Prudential Insurance company.
Of Newark, N. j., gave a banquet last
evening to the attaches of the Scranton
division at the Hotel Terrace. The
compliment was extended to show the
appreciation of the company for the
work done by the division during the
past wear.
VI. ]. Schubert, superintendent, per-
sonally directed the affairs. Nothing
was spared to make the occasion en-
joyable to the large staff of Prudential
workers. The guests sat at three tables
arranged in the form of a hollow
square in the hotel dining room. Dur
ing the repast Professor c. c. Johnson
played plano music.
At the conclusion of the dinner Su-
perintendent Schubert introduced a
period of speech h-making in which trib-
ute was paid to the company. Some of
the speakers were: DR.. w. G. Fulton,
medical advisor. "The Doctor" DR.. d.
A. Capwell, Industrial Insurance" f.
II. Hubberd superintendent of agen-
cies, Philadelphia, Ordinary, 1S91-'9S;"
| W. F. King, division manager, on THE
| Prudential" and an address by Attor-
ney A. A. Vosburg. Prizes were dis
! tributed for special service rendered.
Present were:
Superintendent II. ]. Schubert. Assist
ant Superintendent w. T.. Qunlin, Agents
| ]. Garvey, l.. G. Taylor, |. Green w.
! Mcdowell, j. l.. Neiger. j. j. Sweeney
and G.. r. Bryant; Assistant Superintend-
! ent Y. G. Bull; Agents J. Hartman, II. A.
! Cramer, G. w. Jones. II. A Scott, James
! Keane s. j. Hansee and G.. G. Griswold (;
| Assistant Superintendent A. ii. Smith,
| / II
| w. II. Williams, Ii. X. Vaughn, III. Mich
| olson and w. q. Gwyn, all of Scranton
| Assistant Superintendent G.. F. Schwes-
| niger. Agents G. zimmerman. p. p. Bal
| les, w. c. Hawker end j. f. Seelig, Of
Honesdale, Pa. Assistant Superintend-
| ent J. OMalley, Agents d. III. eager,
]. Pecho, p. Ditmore. p. Finnegan, j..
Mutually, F. Masters ]. f. Bgart. c. F.
Cannon. of Carbondale, Pa: Assistant
| Superintendent P. F. Rielty, Agents
w. j. Wilson, p. Burke, J. J. Dougher,
| NJ. Haggerty, w. Z. Cummings, T. NJ.
Kenny, of Archibald Pa; Assistant Sup
erintendent j. w. Grier, Agents NJ. T..
| Ward. ]. Coyre, NJ. p. Heston, j. j. Mar
tin, j. Burke, A. A. Reap, of Pittston,
| Pa: Medical Examiners w. G.. Fulton
and y, A. Capwell, of this city; r. w.
Burns and II. Many. of Honesdale,
Pa; f. NJ. Varney. White Mills; T. f..
| Price, Waymart; r. i. Granter' foreS'
City, Pa: j. S. Niles and NJ. l.. Bailey,
| Carbondale, Pa; j. S. Davis, Jermyn,
Pa: w. Vandoren. Archibald, Pa; w. w
| Jenkins, Peckville, Pa; ]. S. Porteus
Taylor Pa; II. A. Baker, Duryea Pa.
and Ii. Z. Gibby and f. f. Weston Pitts
| ton, Pa; and the following invited
guests: W. F. King. division manager
from the home office, Newark, N. j.
| Superintendent w. T.. Ralph, Bingham
ton. N. Y: Superintendent J. Crazy,
Wi!kes-Ba Pa; A. A. Vosburg and @
| w. Dawson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
CONCERT IN CALVARY CHURCH.
that Has Been Arranged
for the Occasion.

The chorister Of Calvary Reformed
church, corner of Monroe avenue and
Gibson street. +. H. Williams, will give
the first of his series of concerts on
Tuesday, Jan. 25. He will be supported
by some of the best of the younger
talent of the city. The programme in
full is as follows:
Orchestra,
Solo OBaritone), "The Watcher. .Geibel
w. Jones.
Piano Solo .............MiSS Bessie Myers
Quartette, Male-Selected.
SOLO (AItO) )...............,....M Miss Gruener
Piano Solo ..............,..,.R Robert Schulz
Solo (TenoD, 80, How L Love Thee"
Parry ......................G G. Il. Morgan
Piano Duet, Waves of the Ocean,"
Robert Schulz, T.. II. Williams.
Solo Q3ass), THE Mighty Deep"
Mr.. Morris Thomas.
Orchestra.
Duet (Alto and Soprano) "Life's
Dream is Ger. r'....,.........,......As Asher
Miss Margaret +. and Miss Norma
Hughes.
Solo CBaritone). "A Soldiers Song
Mascheroni. ni.............,..E Edgar Probyn
Solo, "The Guiding Light" Henry
Miss Margaret f. Hughes.
Piano Solo ..............Miss Bessie Myers
Duet, 1.-THE Mariners" "................P Parry
c. 4. Morgan and VIM. Jones.
Solo. "Out of the Deep" IT. J. Davis,
(B. M Miss Norma Hughes
Quartette.
Solo Baritone), "rhe White squall'
Joseph Jones.
Orchestra.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
3 BEFORE BREAKFAST. @

The best display of fruit seen in Scran-
ton in many day is a collection of New
Mexican apples in the window of Clark,
the florist They ill u large glass case
and are veritable 'apples of gold" If
New Mexico produces such fruit as this
she certainly has received the choicest
favors of the Goddess Of Pomona. Some
of these beautiful spheres are flaming
red others golden yellow or crimson and
violet. There are blushing Winesaps,
Golden Permains, transparent white
None Such and gorgeously striped Ben
Davis. If such fruit could replace some
of the disreputable worm-eaten and
effete apples found in our markets at
the present time, many a heart would
rejoice as the memory of the apples of
childhood come floating back, for there
are none so delectable as those of "Auld
Lang Syne," except il may be those re-
minders from far away New Mexico. We
hope our agricultural friends may see
them. The growers in the West, it is
said, are planting largely with an eye to
the eastern market. so a word TO the
wise may be sufficient. The orchardist in
the East must prune and cultivate or
his far away competitor with a superior
article will come in and take his home
market in fruit as he already has in
cereals.
The people who leave the Christmas
greens up in their windows after twelfth
night, invite the witches to tangle up
their domestic affairs.
The supper at the First Presbyterian
church tonight will probably be the one
most largely attended of the entire sea-
son. An excellent menu has been pre-
pared.
The person who will walk under lad
der is wise in his superstition. The lad
der or the man upon it might fall on the
passer-by.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.

which was made for Mr.. Watres at
Endellsohn's establishment.
The garment, in turn, was sold by
Mr.. watres TO West Scranton young
man and was at the latter's home
when the alleged larceny was COM
mitted. Mr.. Watres had promised to
pay Endelsohn before this month
passed. A few days ago, however, he
failed in business and 1t was this which
prompted Endellsohn to recover the
coat in the manner he did.
Locating the coat, he sent word to
the mother of the young man who had
the garment, asking that it be returned
to the tailor shop. so that the collar
could be altered. The coat was given
to Endellsohn's messenger and that
was the last seen of it. Endellsohn
admitted the larceny, "but," he said,
"do you want us to work for no pay?"
He was held under 5000 bail by AL
derman Howe yesterday for appear
ance at court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
PERSONAL.

Peter j. Mitchell of Yonkers, n. Y, is
visiting relatives in this city
Mrs. r. ]. Murray, of Olive street, is
visiting friends in Wilkes-Barre
Warden James Boland, of the Luzerne
county prison, was in the city yesterday
Hon. Alex. T. Connell will start for the
Klondike one week from next Wednes-
day.
John b. Clement, chief credit man for
John Wannamaker, was at the Jermyn
yesterday.
e. f. Blewitt and NJ. W. O'Boyle, of
Pittston. left this city yesterday after
noon for Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs George Phillips. of Null
berry street, entertained a party of
friends Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Chambers, of Mad
ison avenue, gave a euchre PARTY to
friends Tuesday evening.
C. ]. johnson, of Chicago, is visiting A.
J. Merrill, of Adams avenue. Mr. John
son and Mr.. Merrill were formerly busi-
ness partners.
A. ]. Colborn, jr., of this city, will re-
spond to the toast Robert Burns" at
the banquet of the Pittston Caledonian
club in that city next Tuesday night
steam Heating and Plumbing.
p. y. q M. T. Howiey. 2sl Wyoming ava
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
CONCERT THIS EVENING.
Programme That Will BE Rendered
nv Rouer,s Rand.

Following is the programme to be
in the Lyceum this evening:
March, press Club" New. Alexander
Bauers Band.
Overture, Hunting for Luck .....Suppe
Band.
Garmon, "Toreador Song. "........... Bizet
John T. Watkins,
Accompanied bv the Full Band.
Banse (a) "Des Dalesques". "........T Tracey
Polka (b) "Why Not?" ?"........Gruenwald
Trombone Solo, "The Message
e. Brooks
John S. Turn.
Grand Fantasia Albion. .Volstedt
(English, Scotch and Irish Airs)
Band.
Robin Hood. "The Armorers," song.
DE Koven
John Y. Watkins.
accompanied by the Full Band.
Waltz, "Wine, Woman and Song"
Straus
Band.
March 1.-The Bride Elect ...........S Sousa
(Sousa's Latest CompositionD
Band.
Owing to the large sale of IS cents
tickets, and the inability to accom-
modate same in balcony, two rows
have been reserved down stairs for
same. The so cents seats are all sold,
those holding their tickets to be ex-
changed can have two seats in the
gallery for each so cents ticket. The
concert will begin at SIS sharp.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
SOUTH SIDE SEWER
GETS AN UPPER-CUT
Contract Award Is Effectively Blocked
In Select Council
Mr.. sANDHRsoN MAKES A RULING

Declared the Resolution Awarding
the Contract to Dunn Brothers Out
of Order Inasmuch rs the State
Constitution Says an Appropria-
tion Must BE Previously Provided
Tor an Expenditures Holds That
Sewer Ordinance Does Not Pro-
vide for the Assessment OF $4,000
Against the City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21

tion and we do respectfully protest that
as our postoffice Is paying q large profit
annually TO our government, our citizens
should not suffer by any curtailment of
the free delivery system.
Resolved, That instead of reducing the
number of deliveries, we believe they
should be materially increased.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
sent to the postmaster general. postmas-
ter of our city and our representatives
and senators in congress.
(Signed) Luther Keller.
President.
Attest: d. B. Atherton, Secretary.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
POSTAL DELIVERY
SYSTEM THREATENED
Orders Received from Washington 10
Reduce Expenses.
POSTMASTER RIPPLE FIGHTING 1T

He Has Had a Vigorous Correspon-
dencc by Letter and Telegram
with the Postpffice Department.
Government Wants to Reduce the
Number of Carriers and Deliveries
in Order to Avoid a Big Deficiency
in the Free Delivery Appropriation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
Injured by Falling.

John Bingham, a young man, fell in
a pit on Lackawanna avenue, near Wyo-
ming avenue, yesterday afternoon. His
head struck the stone walk, cutting a
deep irregular cash In the young mans
forehead He was rendered unconscious.
Patrolman Johler summoned the Lacka-
wanna hospital ambulance and Bingham
had his wound dressed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
HNDELLSOHN WORKED A SCHEME.
lie Got the Overcoat, But Was Are
rested for IL.

David Endellsohn. proprietor OF
tailoring establishment on Laekawan-
ma avenue, was arrested yesterday on
a charge of larceny, preferred by ]. A.
Watres, formerly a dealer I'm gentle
mems furnishings on Lackawanna ave-
nue.. The case concerns an overcoat
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
Passion PLAY Illustrated.

Rev. J. ]. Lewis, of Chicago. will
appear before the patrons of the city
Y. M. c. A. Standard Course, in his
stereopticon lecture on the Passion
Play of Oberammergau," Friday even
ing, Jan. 81. Admission, rs cents. Dia.
gram now open at Y. NJ. c. A. office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
WILL BE OPENED TODAY.
Regular Trips viii BE Begun on the
snort Hill Extension.

Today the Scranton Railway COM
pany's cars will begin making regular
trips on the Sport Hill extension.
The number of Taylor-Laurel Hill
cars will be increased from seven to
eight and these will alternately run
from Taylor to Throop and Taylor to
Sport Hill, giving each extension four
cars
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
Holy Cross Fair.

Tonight at the Holy Cross fair the
special programme of entertainment will
consist of a vocal solo by Michael INLAND,
a declaration by Thomas McHugh and
a vocal duet by the Misses Lowering, OF
night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21

CONSTITUTION OF PENNSYLVANIA,
ARTICLE XIV, CITIES ANo CITY CHAR
TIERS, SEQ. 2, NO DEsT SHALL BE
CONTRACTED on LIABILITY McURRED o
BY ANY MUNICIPAL COMMISSION. Ex-
cEPr IN PURSUANCE OF an ApPRo-
PRiaTioN PREVIOUSLY MADE THERE
FOR BY THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
COMMITTEES OF CIVlCS CLUB.
They Have Been Appointed bv Presi-
dent James III. TOrrey.

James Fl. Torrey, president of the
Civics club, has appointed the follow
ing standing committees:
Committee on programme-Prof. Walter
II. Buell., S. B. Price, esq, ]. w. Brown
ing.
Committee on membership. III. Brooks,
Robert Peck, j. II. Gunster.
BY the articles of organization adopt
ed at the first meeting all persons join
ing the club before the first Saturday
of February are to be charter mem
bers. Any persons wishing to become
members may do so by sending their
names to any member Of the commit
tee on membership, or to the secre-
tary, w. f. Gunster, Coal Exchange.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
CntaWba l.ranak.

w. II. Pierce has plenty OF good
Keuka Lake stock for sale this morn
ing at 10 Lackawanna avenue. Fine
eating. Call and sea -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
FROM SENATOR QUAY.
He Acknowledges Receipt of Board
of Trade Resolutions.

Senator Quay has sent here the fol-
lowing letter in acknowledgements OF
the resolutions sent him by the board
OF trade favoring the creation of a
national department of commerce and
industry and disappearing the pro-
posed notifications in the civil service
system:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
DIED.

DOUGHER-In Scranton. Pa, Jan. 20,
1898, Anthony Dougher, at his home l22
North Ninth street, age n years and
months. Funeral notice later. Pittston
papers please copy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21

Twinins, optician 126 Penn avenue. In
Harris dug store. Hours . o. m. 8
y. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21

Nolan Bros, SIS Linden Street.
Plumbing, Steam and Gas-fitting. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
United States Senate.
Washington. ID. q

Uhlted States Senate,
Washington, ID. c.,
Jan. 10. 1898.
Mr., ID. b. Atherton, Scranton, Pa.
My dear slr--I have the resolutions
transmitted by you and will present
them to the senate at the earliest prac-
ticable moment. Yours very truly
NJ. S. Quay.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
UPHOLSTERY
HERE 1T IS,
A Sale of Odds and Ends

You must know what that After stock taking have
Clearing Out Sale of Short Pieces and Odd Bits of Tapestries Silks and
Veous suitable o Table Covers Silk Damask Bocades CordoyS
Amu Cecil Cloth Aas Tapestries Denims CretonneS Fnges
and thousand and from magnificent stock of
elusive SufS. All to 60 about half the import cost
This Great Clearance Sale indicates that
these designs They beautiful suitable
coverings but all short pieces for odd chairs and about
half the regular prices The sale final No exchanges be made
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21

Christian Business Men
Should read 'Tn His Steps," Beidle-
man, the Bookman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
COFFEE

There is now a variation in the
cost Of RAW coffee so great that
there is a range of value from s to
33 cents per pound. Between the
extremes, owing to excessive
crops, there are many grades Of de-
cided merit, and which can be so
blended as to make it possible to
sell fine coffee at 25c.
We now offer a new blend sold
as COURSENS blended Java at 25c
per lib.
Coursen's triple blend S2c, 8 lbs
for $3.50.
Nothing approaches them in
value.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
Phenomenal

Phenomenal
Book sale Saturday. Beidleman, the
Bookman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-21
BOARD OF TRADE ACTS.

When the Scranton board of trade
officials ascertained yesterday that The
city's free delivery service was threat
ened with a reduction the executive
committee of that body promptly me-
and adopted the following resolutions
which are self-explanatory:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Ser Sopbttt uno tetn aReifer.

Der 0iebbdnbler gebalie geiselitod
in Sdrimm lGbt isinen Sobn in Bet
lin itubiren. .Sn ben Jerien tommt
Der Sonn nab Sauie. Ils man gu els
mem rubissu plauoeritiinb4en setOme
men 1T, frast Der Batter ben SObu,
mas er benn eisentli4 itubire. ~pbis
lofopbie," antportet Der Sobn. ~pbis
lofopbie? Dus is base" .Wiu lA
Der seisen, ipas is pbiloiopbie. 4lio.
0u slautit. 0u biit in S4rimm, MID
tpabr?" .Sa, i4 elaub'. i9 bin IN
ertldrt Der Batter. rWiu
i9 Der betpeiien NIT mein' pbiloios
pbie, baB De biit mid in Sdrimm."
rNanu?" rIlio. toenn De biit in
S6rimm. bann biit De bod MID in
arvtoi6in, pie21 .Nein. benn bin i'd
mid in arotoI6ir." rWsnn be biit
MID in arotoidin, benin biit De bod
anbsrspo, tpie9" .Ss ridtis." rRu,
tpenn De biit dnoerspo; Denn biit ..
bod MID in S9rimm, pie9" SO rids
tig, is ri6tig," murmelt Der Batter uno
perfGat in HahDenten. Mit einem
Mals baut er ieinem Sobn cine fiir1s
terli6e Sbrfeise. Rum" ruff bieisr
eritaunt. rtpprum ihlogit 0e mere"
rS666?" frost Der Batter ebenIo err
%Itaurt, lid bob Der mid sei6loeen."
.9u bo't mel MID geidlpesn?" Sd
Rob Der MID ssidloeen. Dil ih Der
bstpaiien mitOain' Ybilpiophis: Dena
De Bit in S6rimm uno i'd bin ans
pcrspo-Wie tam i'd Der benin ihloz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

Ho6 bdttepia tein Wort nit Wulifs
0istri6 setpe6ielt. ga, erit elm elm
siees Mal batten Iih ibre glide be-
seanet. als pas junse Mdbden poa
bDfiter lleberrdihuns uno Betroffens
belt ben Namen; r5rdnaden !" ses
rufen.
5rGn3dsn mar elm 5ran3!
Oa battle pia in boiler Grresung
ibr Mntlib benz Ha6bar a~usetpanbt
unb bic Ylide trafen iid, beiB auis
sliibenb.
Setunbenlans rubten lie ineinanber
unb Iagten fid, 70 itumm lie tpar.n,
bennoh %tauieno Worte namenloier e.
lisfeit.
llnb bann i%tiirlhte Gran3 ber3u. bic
Mrme UNI lie 81 idlinsen unb ibre
SGnbe in ben ieinsn gu p~ereinigen.
Wie 3udten lie empor! Wie fhlueen
sliihnbbibs Gldmmen bon ibnen bins
auf gum 9erssn! unb bann besann
bas alsemeine 0urdeinanber, Der
8ann mar sebrohen unb bic Mufre=
1una fuhte mad Worten.
Ontel Willibalp sos ben Reffen bon
ibrer Settle fort in bic @rme. une
Sante Sobanna trat an iie beran uns
blidts nit acknowledgement Iusen
gu ibr auf.
.pia", fliiiterte is. ~persib es ME in
; 0einem 2eben. mas mein Sohn in bic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
gaa Gd,Hnrmnr.

@diheriu (pelde Die @aiGe
oblieisrt): Die SeSabluns mar nd
tia, aber elm tleires 2riut9slo tonnts
mir bic @aaoiae iton nod seben Inr
ben weiten @eg. j3wei ganSe Sturser
bin i'd 9elaufeu uou unier'm Opr' bis
in Die Staot eurf Den einiamen NsalN.
Seinen Meni4eu hab' ih seieb'p, nett
uno breit!~ - Sausirau: .@rme
8rau, % baht Sbr Cub Wobl seiirt'
tetp---Nd herin: .Nein. seiirt'
tet bab' id mid ridt--aber man maB
bolt sar 10 lang s Maul hal,en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

Die Safsl mar aufgehoben uno III
Dem Iueenblide, no bic Siener be
breiten Sliigeltbiiren gu Der 5erraiie
offneten, tnatterte uno Siihte uno
ipriibte es brauben in buntleuttsnoen
S%euerrGoern aut bic Mnserpieier
Burger brannten enplid oas i9on
lanse projectirte 5suertpert oh.
Wie elm 8ieneuidparm iurrte unb
1ummte es i'm Shlobbpfe unb auf Der
breitsn Gabritrabs bes Bursberses
unb 9raf WiGibalb bot ieiner 9iidges
noKin lafeno ben Mrm, UNI lie gum
Mublide Der pprotedniiden &unitlsis
flung in bic t0itIid friide abenbiuft
binausaufibren. .
Die anberen paare 56tpNen iih ar
unb aud WulffzO ietri4 bot ieiner
bolben Nahbarin ben Irm. Gr fih.te
rie ibre tleine 9ano bebte. unb briid!e
iie feiter. leioenfhaftliGNr an bic 9ruit.
va, mo bic 1erraHe in breiter Huns
ouns mad benz alien 9emGuer Der
Ruint poriprinet, mo bic a~ufgebdnetea
Champions nur elm milbes, trGumeri>
ides DGmmerliht perbreiten unb bas
Stimmensemirr Der iubelnoen MenSs
pertlingt, babin fiibrte Wulff.O ietrih
bic Geliebte. Shpeisenb ihritten Il.
nebensinanber Der. 8eibe fiiblten unb
e%mpfanben. bab jebes Wort gu arm
lei, nm ibres Ser3ens ueberfiiue aus
5ubriiden.
Damn aber blieb WulffsO ietrit,
plOblid iteben, nabm beibe SGnbe bss
'"""'n mHhmsns bnu leihenfhoftliher
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Rcir1HuHtcu.

Batter: c9Sas matbiie ga, Gcmunos
eben?"-Gomuuo: sd mad c
Gjeoiht. Slber es is 10 ihwer, ih finb'
gar feline Jteime. Batter: .9tuf
mas willite oeun reimen?"-Gbs
rGui oaS @crt ,Shirm.' Il"
Batter: r9ui SdJirm reimt lid e
@iirm. ~-Gbmurb: sd brauf'
aud e Heim aui Uniform. "-9a :
rOaorouf reimt lid e @orm. "
-Gbmuno: Limb eann mus i'd
babsu c 3teim aui Stun. '"-Sa
rgui Sturm? Sarauf eibt's,
9laub' ih, iiberbaupt fem 9feim."
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Muu,r u,tH Fran

Gpncurs 9emu6t?" Batter: vSa, Der
tpar als aaufmann gu ebrlid!"
1f1unr uun Frau.
(Gin Iuiias aus Der Wiuot)sn tuls.)
Der Nlann tennt Die 6rau nidjt.
Der Wionn ii. gewiiiermaBen nit allen
%Idlimmiten GigenlAaiteu ser 5rou
lus9eriiiiet. auEer nit ielneu eigeuen
5uten. Iie Truu III 9ari Iifler nit
oen beiien 3ugeuoen Yeioer e"riiillt.
Gas N4eien Ger 6rau III weidle 0ars
monte, pss Wiannss robe lleber;rei'
bung Der Wiann Mill glies fir lid
Ielbit Go gum Seiipiel ollie Srieie,
nas Gelo, defenders 5aidleueelb,
S~ausihluiiel uno pos Gjetrdnf al benz
Wilttagstild). Die 6rau uerpubrt ods
geiie iii oeu Wiaru uno bies nit I'm
redt !; oenn lie erntet lehr ielten 0ant!
6erner bot Der Miann cine Wierse
SirSe an lid, fir wfldle Die Nrau
unmCglid Geld,mad babeu tanu, pie
9rannmein uro Die LANCE 3abatss
pieiie. Gle 6rauengeiellihaiten iino
iibrigeus iurdtbar troden, es milBte
INNER elm Wiann su9egen iein, oeiln
i'd Siebe p%rin;iplell Die Mdnner nor.
Sie WiGnner glouben tets, mir ipres
hcn pOn linen uno beuten on lie. 90
ein9ebiloet iino tie! Weiblitfeit III
elm Sesrifi, Der Ben Wtinnern nid)t
ab9ebt, oageaeu baben mir piele MANI
bate 6rauer. Sur;, Die Wtdnner limb
Sernoh nidts ais Elm notbmenoigeS
uehel.
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NerVen.
schWache

verursacht Elm Gefuhl ais 90 man ganz ger
schlagen pnd ohne Ieben. Ehrgeiz. Energie
oder AppetIt wire. Sic ist of der VOrlaufer
Won ernsthafter krinkheit, oder der Begieiter
Won nervJsen Leiden. Sic list Elm wirklichsr
Deweis Won dunnem. schwachem, unreinem
Blute; dem wenn das Blut reich, roth, lebens-
krxftig I'M stark list, verieiht es jedem Nerv,
Organ und Gewebe DIES K0rpers Leben und
Energie. Die Acknowledged Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla gegen Nervenschwsche zu nehmen list
daher Jedem bekannt, und das Cute was es
thuf tst ebenfalls ohne Frage.
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Ans Der EdJulr.

9ebrer: .@ie lib Guh 9eiast
babe, beoeutet Die &orillbe per
meiitenS, Dab etmaS in einem UNI
sinltiaen 3uitano lbersebt; Chr tabt
ia gum 8eiipiel Die @orte: Serber'
ben, perpfuiten II. !. ~. Wer taun
mir elm paar auoere Seiipiele seben?"
-Sris1enl THE Singer in bic Sohe
beteue): ,@erloben, perbeiratben.'
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nua rd1lrh1tr GntrIhrtt.

Simmerfellner gum @irtb):
Der Scrr auf Nr. 81 iheint aber elm
anipruhsloier Mann Su iein."-
@irtb: .gSie io?"- 5 immers
fellner: .Gr idlaft 9iatlts auf
einem Stubl. "--&irtb Limb mess
balb le9t er lid nitt ms Yett?"-
Z immertellner: ~Gr meiute {:
@eun er lid, tassliber abaearbeitet bot,
70 bdtte er eS nifJt noting, NattS i'm
Bett III liesen."