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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Callard, of
Plainfield, N. j., are spending their
honeymoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Hensley of Brook street.
Corporal Allison Thorntor, Company
c, Thirteenth regiment, Pennsylvania
volunteers, is spending a thirty-day
sick furlough with his parents on West
Drinker street.
Miss Pearl Cottel, of Apple street is
confined to her home with an attack of
diphtheria.
Mrs. Grace Harris and infant son, of
Apple street, have left for their native
land, England.
Mr.. Frank Hallock has opened a new
store in the DAILY building on Drinlier
street.
Private Vicles, Company E, Thir-
teenth regiment, is spending few
days with his sister, Mrs. Jacob Pletch-
er. of Harper street.
S. 5. Smith. of Rigg street, AMI Chas.
Hollow, of Brook street, who have been
on a hunting expedition to- Wayne
county, returned home last evening
with a nice lot of game.
Mrs. Fl. B. Collins. of Tallapoosa, Ga.
is the guest of her mother Mrs. III. j.
SWaft2, OF Electric avenue.
Private Henry Murray, Company b.
Thirteenth regiment, arrived home last
evening on a thirty-day sick furlough.
The new iron fence around the bor-
| ough building is being put in place and
| when erected will add much to tho
general appearance of the building and
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elson and fam
| lily, of Butler street, are spending a
| few days with friends at Winners.
Mrs. Fred NickersOn, of Butler
street. who has been spending the past
| week as the guest of her brother, Mr..
| William Seigle, of Troy, N, Y, re-
turned home yesterday
Frank Wynn, Of Spring street was
| quite badly injured in the early part
| of the week by being hit with the
windlass Of a well. from which he was
raising bucket of water
William Jennings. a fireman on the
Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad, had
his ringer smashed while at his worR
yesterday.
The woman in black was at her ca
pers again on Harper street last night
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
HIGH SCHOOL COURSE.
First Entertainment Will Be Given
on October 81.

The initial number of the High
School Literary and Entertainment
course will be given on next Thurs
day evening, October 27, at o'clock
The attraction will be the famous New
York Philharmonic club, so we'll and
favorably known here that it seems
superflous to describe its work. 1t is
sufficient to say that many are look
ing forward to the event with keen
anticipation and there will be beyond
doubt crowded house. The diagram
opens on Monday morning at 8 o'clock
at Powell's music store
Those who have subscribed for sea-
son tickets will have the same deliv-
cred on Friday and Saturday of this
week. The numbers of the course are:
November is, Russell II. Conwell; Dec.
l, Prof John b. De Motto A. NJ, NJ.
ID. Phi. d; July 26, Lotus Glee club and
Miss Edith Norton, (Scranton): Feb
"a, Leland II. Powers
Tickets on sale at Powells music
store or at the high school, or the
same will be delivered by addressing
the High School Lecture and Enter
| tainment committee.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
RESULT OF THE EXCURSION.
Net Profit of the Venture Was
SlS4.72.

Colonel II. NJ. Boies, chairman of the
committee which directed the eXcur-
sion from this city to Camp Meade,
Oct. 8, the proceeds to be used for the
Thirteenth regiment hospital. makes
the following statement of the results
of the undertaking:
Although the weather was so un-
favorable, ATS persons made the visit to
the camp Undoubtedly more than a
thousand would have gone if the day
had been pleasant The committee re-
ceived from the railroad the sum OF
$22S.72. They paid for advertising $4i.
leaving a balance of SlS4.72. The COM
mittee has remitted this last enumer-
ated sum to Colonel Coursen, to be eX-
pended as may be needed in providing
comforts for the regimental hospital"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
BURNED BY HOT WATER.
Painful Experience of Mamie Devan
ey, of Stone Avenue.

Mamie, the four-year- daughter Of
Thomas Devaney, of 1881 Stone ave-
nue., was the victim of a painful acc-
dent yesterday
She was ascending the stairs leading
from the cellar to the kitchen at a time
when her brother, some three years her
senior, was going in the opposite direc-
tion.
The children collided, and a pail Of
boiling water that was being carried
by the boy was overturned, the con-
tents spilling on his sister.
Her head, face and body were badly
burned by the scalding water. Her
screams brought her mother to the
scene and DR.. Walsh was hurriedly
sent for. ..! -,
He does not consider the girls con-
dition dangerous, but she suffers great
pain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20

have their friends share in the obser-
vance of the event. Pleasant diver
sions, including vocal and instrument
tai selections were enjoyed and at a
seasonable hour refreshments were
served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. Bosley, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. n. G..
Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Il. Slote, Mr..
and Mrs Haag, Mr.. and Mrs. $. Stap-
les, Mr.. and Mrs. u. ]. Mayo, Mrs.
Sailer. Mrs. Armburst. Mrs. Kline, Mrs.
Jerslnekt and the Misses Lydia and
Carrie Sailer, Maud and May Stern,
Mildred Thomas, Mary Dean, Odesta
Arnold Gertrude Baker. Bessie and
Helen Slote, Adellne Haag, Margaret
Haag, Jessie Ryder, Cora and Annie
Renchler, Gertrude Thomas, Arthur
Thomas and William Burchell.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
FUNERAL OF MRS. SWIFT.
Services Were Conducted at st.
Luke's Episcopal Church.

THE funeral of Mrs. Gabrielle Breck-
Swift took place yesterday afternoon
from her late residence, S39 Clay ave-
nue.. Short services We're held at the
house, and the public service was at
ST. Luke's church, Rev. +. j. Haugh-
ton, of st. Marks church, Dunmore,
officiating at both services.
At the conclusion, the cortege moved
to Forest Hill cemetery where inter-
ment was made.
The honorary pallbearers Were: Hon
Alfred Hand, Hon, T.. L. Willard
Thomas Sprague. George L. Dickson
Colonel George Sanderson and c. c.
ComegyS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
How to Prevent Group.

We have two children who are sub
iect to attacks of Group. Whenever an
attack is coming on my wife gives
them ChambeTlain's Cough Remedy
and II always prevents the attack. II
is a household necessity i'm this coun-
try and no matter what else we run
out of, IL would not do to be without
Chamberlains Cough Remedy. More of
it is sold here than all the other cough
medicines combined.-J. NJ. Nicllle, OF
Nickle Bros, merchants. Nickleville,
Pa. For sale by all druggists. Mat
thews Bros, wholesale and retail
agents. 90
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
MORE SOAKING PITS.
Work on Them Is to Begin at On,

WORK on Them is TO Begin at Once'
Excavations will be begun this morn
ing In the rail department at the south
mill Of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel
company, for the construction of four
new soaking pits. which when COM
peted will make a series of twelve
pits.
The present number is insufficient
to meet the requirements under the
recent change in the conducting of the
works.
The work on the pits will not necessi-
tate the suspension of operations in
the rail department as was supposed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20

A crowd of boys about twenty in num-
ber, gave chase but were unable to
catch it.
The Erie and Wyoming Valley rail-
road company is erecting IA large ice
house, adjourning the Dunmore depot.
A social will be conducted in the
church parlors of the Dudley Street
Baptist church tomorrow night.
Friend Kizer, of Pine street is spend
ing a few days with relatives at Maple
wood
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
OBITUARY.

Miss Bertha Gallen, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs S. l.. Gallen, of SIS Adams ave-
rue, died yesterday afternoon at l3O
clock at the residence after an illness
Of over two months. Deceased was pos
sessed of many endearing traits and en-
joyed wide circle of acquaintance. She
was an active member of the Hebrew La
dies Relief society. The funeral will be
held from the residence Friday afternoon
at o'clock. Interment which will be pri-
vate, will be made at the Dunmure ceme-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20

of tickets. The proceeds will be used
to pay for the new uniforms. The Lib
ertys, the pioneer company Of this end,
have rendered available services in pre-
serving life and property, and are
worthy of a grand testimonial from the
people. Tickets can be purchased at
the drug stores or from the members.
There will he no rehearsal OF the
Christian Endeavor choir this evening.
The next rehearsal will be held Thurs
day evening of next week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
HAPPENINGS OF
DUNMORE BOROUGH
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL NEW
OFFICERS AND DINE.

Interesting Event Which Was At
tended by Many Visiting Mem
bers of the Society, Including
Many Grand oficers-Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad Brake
man Had His Finger Crushed.
Marriage of Matthew Mannion, Of
Carbondale, and Miss Connolly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20

toes. tomatoes with mayonnaise dress
ing, cabbage salad, celery, tea biscuits,
cake, fruit and coffee.
short programme has been pre-
pared to succeed the supper. after
which ice cream and cake will be
served. To those attending will be
given a hearty welcome.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Krummer, of $50
North Lincoln avenue, entertained a
large party of their friends last even
ing at their residence in honor of the
eventful period of their welded life
1t was the date of the fifth anniversary
of their wedding and they desired to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
SUPPER AND SOCIAL,

The ladies of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church whose names begin
with the letters A, p, c, D and f will
serve their initial supper at the church
this evening from to 8 o'clock. The
menu is: Fried and raw oysters with
ketchup, roast pork, scalloped pota-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
PEACE CELEBRATION HELD IN
ST. DAvIp's HALL.

Exercises Were Presided over by I.
]. Jennings Who Delivered an In
teresting Address-Mr. and Mrs.
Max Krummer Celebrated the Fifth
Anniversary of Their Marriage.
Funeral of Mrs. Harriet Lewis.
Foot Ball Game Won by the No, Ia
School Team.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
Never Mnd

the head il II
aches or feels
dizzy. T h e
trouble isn't
there. Never
mind the mouth
il il tastes bad
ly. The trouble
is lower down.
in the stomach
II o S letters
Stomach Bit
terS is what
YOU need to
make you well.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-20
Globe Warehouse
There's no waist

that will compare with those made from specially
designed and prepared hannes for elegance and
fort True, it is possible to get something more
strkingly dressy and dazzling, but for ordinary,
every day wear, the flannel waists have
doubtedly first call.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-03
Giit0crts WbDtograpbic.

Was innner man aud iiber Nnolf s.
9iitgert. ben 3u lebensldnsli1er Gerfer=
baft perurtbeilten @attinnlOroer oeilfen
mag. grfinounasoeilt uno re9en 8e-
ihaftslinn miro ibm Giemano abltreiten
tonnen. Selbif ieBt, no ood 9llles fir
i'm Derlpren f6eint, no litb Die 3uht=
baustbore iosuiasen f6on auIaetban
baben I'm ibn sn empfan9en, la1en leile
@barattereiaenibaiten ibn nibt i'm
Slid. @r meiB, DaB er @elo, piel @elo
ben0tbiat, Inn ieinen Sail Dor oas
Gtautsobergeridt bringen 81 fDnnen,
feline Galle aber lit p0llig erld)DpIt uno
au1 bon ieinen Sreunoen bat er birett
faum nod etipas 81 eruarten. gtibts=
oeltopenieer bat Der 0erurtbeilte Die
Soffnung feinestuegs auIge9eben. Nuf
Die Neugieroe ieiner Mitmenihen ipetu=
lireno, bat er einen plan ausgebedt,
Der ibm Die 10 brin9eno erforoerliden
Woneten pericbaffen foa. Ser yfame
9loolf 8. 2iitgert, 10 iaat er 81 iid
Ielbit, bat ourb ben ienfatlonellen Sop=
pelpro3eB i'm gan5en Sanoe einen aeipli=
len Slang erbalten, 10 trauri9er Nrt
berielbe aud iein mag. uno Saulenoe
bon 2euten n61ten ben damn gelpiB
yar 81 gerne einnal BON Nnaellht su
Wneelid)t ieben, Der feline Satin in
elmer Nebnatronl6iung serfobt baben
ipa. Sa oieies nun ober aus ,geluillen
@riinoen" ni1t angebt, 10 will Siit9ert
Der neuoieri9en Wsn9e weni9Itens 8e=
| leQenbeit 9eben, Iein setreues Gbenbllo
onltaunen su t6nnsn. gu Oieiem 3nefe
| bat er li9 i'm @ountpgeidnNniB pbpto=
9rapbiren laHen, uno oieie photogra=
pbien iofen nun in 3ouIenoen Don
@renplartn iiberal int 2anoe Oerfauft
lueroen, naboeu 2iit9ert nnter jeoe
einseine oerielben feline gtamensunter=
| ibrift geiebt baben wirD. Iut bieie
9Seiie erbalten Die Gdufer Elm uSoupe=
mir" al Den WurItma1er bon Safe
Nie,p. pdbreno lih 2iit9ert ielbIt ba=
burb Die lJlittel perihoHen nil, um an
bas Sbereeriht appelliren gu f0nnen.
Die 9npalte bes @erurtbeilten lino
in3miI6en eiiri9lt babel, Die Sllte Der
ginmdnoe ansufertigen, auf Gjruno
oeren man bonn Staatspbergeriht einen
iogenann.en Superieoeas=g =gefebl su er=
langen bofft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-03
0erai6t. v5aben Sic

= @erai6t. ySaben sic ss
f6on gebDrt: Der GDmmersienratb
@plbfeiner bat 8anferott sema6t!"
,Wie2 Der reihe 8plbiteiner9 Sas
iIt ia i9redli9!" rSa = unb bor
adj Sagen bat ct mir nod ettpas Derz
fpro9en. Inter ben pbpaltenDen llm@
itGnben peraichte id aber barauf, baB
,r iein 8eripre9en einlnt -" Oas
ift Iebr ebel BON Sbnen! Was bat er
Sbnen benn peripro9eng" nOie Sanb
ieiner Sp9ter!"
9erbGiims. g.: n@inst bic
Dame benn gut2" = g.: 80 ia, ME
cine 9adtigan. +. bic ii9 sttpas ertdl>
tet bat!"
sc mebr bas @eib Dem Manns
gu gleiAen iu4t, befto tpentger sefdat
es i'm
Oie SournaGifen. Sri.
titer: Ssbt mus itA mid nttten IN Del
gea6t nod bin1e5en, cine Worbe1pre.:
6uno Der premiere 3u ltefern, UNI
moroen frih mub i9 ihon pisoer be
@as ar6eitsn, I'm bic Re5enlion 81
gchreiben. Wubt' iA nur, pie th MI
bieIes Mmt erlei9tsrn fDnnte! Neoat
teur: getbeiligen sic ii4 bod an Den
nd6iten Strsif Der @asarbeiisr!
-pantoffeIbelb. W(ias
(Ieinen syreunb Sdulae nebft Sra
auf Der Strabe treFfenb): rNnn, Ser
S6ulae, tuo ppllen sic benn nit Sb
rer 5rau bin9" Sdul5e (5u ieine
5rau sepanbD: uMO sebsn mir bin
@milie2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-03

y Sm itdotilGen 8efdnsniB in ct.
2ouis uno i'm StaatsSu6tbaule Si0s=
boro in Slinois iino Die @efaneenen
bon unternebmenben Geporteru inter=
oietpt moroen unb baben lib Mann fiir
Mann bereit ertldrt, aesen Spanien in
ben Gries gu aieben. Namentli6 iollen
bieieniyen. benen Der 8alsen in li6erer
Iuslibt itebt, srOBe Seseiiterung sei=
gen bel benz @eoaufen, ibr 2eben fir
Die Ser. Staaten in Die Sdanse gu
idlagen.
Gin pailasieraug collioirte in De,
Nabe Der Sbeppton=@rube Der .groE
Greet Goal &c." bel 9asleton. 3d.. mil
elmer @rubenlofomotibe, tpobei Mi1ael
Mc&etti. Elm pailaaier. setDotet uni
patrid Sharp, Maibiniit Der @ruberl.
lotDmotioe, idlimm perlebt tpuroe.
Sharp batte seslaubt, er t0nnte oas
8eleile nod Dor Dem 3ug freusen. 8eio'
2otomotipen tuurben poaitanbig BE-
molirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-03
Gin ,,Sramp" iiber Die cMba=
tttId,c SSraae.

Gin Sramp, Der in bas Sanftum
elmer 3eitung fam, um einise 8ldtter
5ll betteln, lieb lib iuie folst ilbsr Die
ipaniihe Srase pernebmen:
SD ia9e Sbnen, es mub ettpas nit
bielen Spaniern 9etban tueroen. Sic
perben gu fred uno miiNen berunter=
seieBt iein. Wir wollen ihnen ben Mei=
Ifer aeiaen. Wir pollen bas Spanii9e
our 6auptiprade Der S0lle MAIDEN uno
oas Stuoium iol i'm Jriibiabr anfan=
gen.
vWir eehen llle nit. Wfit 10 ir
meine i1 bic Srampsin ben 0ereinigten.
Gs limb unierer 100000 uno tpenn
man uns brillt uno uns quite Ofii3iere
gibt, 10 f6nnten mir in 90 Sagen nit
ben Spaniern fertis meroen.
,Sb ib geben Diiroe? @etpiB! 800
rum iollte id nidt9 Niemanb muB iid
auf mid berlaiien. 9liemanb betiim=
inert fi1 oarum, Oh i'd lebe ooer iterbe.
SD bin elm Musseifobener, elm fhwim=
member Blof unter Menfhen. G6nnte
ib fir mein 2anb fe6ten. 10 bdtte mein
2eben bod einen piiroiaen 3wed.
vSollte i1 iierben. es mare Der Sob
zines patrioten, i'd hdtte 0ube unb BIZ
Wenl1en tpdren mid los. Gdme id
bapon. 10 tpiirbe i'd reipettirt uno biel=
lei1t piirbe bic &egierung bann fiji,
mid tbun. tpoau itb ielbit niht i'm
5tanbe bin, in antdnbiaer Meiie fiji,
mid Gorge traaen 2abt bic @ef6dfts.
leute, Die bsiGdftisten Wdnner, Die ia.
milienbdter, gu 0auie blelben. 2abt
uns 9ramps biefe Nrbeit. gDir tDoller
ibnen ihon eins aufipielen.
| .9anfe fur bic 3eitunaeft. Ginoe
iA ben erlen Nufrnf fiir Sruppen. II
bin id babel"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-03
Ser Sanptcr ,Gbatmpaene,s.

Gtatt am 20. in Tep Dort lanbets
Der fran56liIhe 9ampfer go Gham-
paene" ain 81. 6ebrlar IN 0alifar,
g. g.
Gas Sdiff iegelte bon 9apre am IL.
sSebruar bel prdhtieem tlarem Wetter.
bus slpei Sage ailbielt. 9ann murbe
Der Mino beftiger unp elm Sturm pon
mdBiaer @elpalt erbob iih. Maes gins
aut biz gum IL. 6ebruar.
Sas Sbiff arbeitete i9,per eaeen Die
Wenen als ploBlib 9labmittags Inn
4 ll6r ein fiirdterlider &rad i'm Wta=
f6inenraum gehDrt tnuroe. Die
Shraubenmelle mar serbrnben unO Die
Sofinuns, Der Sdaben tDnne reparirt
peroen, eripies Iib als triigeril6. IS
bleb nibts iibris als slnfer 81 tperfen.
Yalia9iere uno Mannibaften maren
Der SoiInuna, oab oas 5biif bon einem
porbsiiabrenoen 9ampTer geieben wers
DEN piiroe, aber Elm oibter Nebel trat
Elm uno pereitelte Die @rfiilluna oieier
ScIfnuny. Yer Sampfer nnroe gang
in Nebel seDiillt nno nlhts tonnte auf
beioeu Seten geieben iperoen. IS
pu,oeu beitdnoig GanonenibiiIIe ae=
feuert uno &ateten obgei6oIlen, ober
feline gtntlpprt folgte ouf oieIe Si9nale.
@m Sreita0 ianbte Der Gapitdn Elm Boot
nit oem bitten SffiSier uno s Mdtroien
nit oem gefebl nb, entpeoer ans 9anD
all ruoern, ooer einen pprilbsrfobrenoen
TGmpfer Su iib'en. Sn Der 9}adt ers
hnb 1ib Elm befti9er Stuym uno Idmere
SturmmeGen i6lugen 9e9en Den arpBen
8ompfer auf ben Sanobanten BON Jeu=
fllnolano. Die 9lnferfeten lpuroen bin
unO Der eeSogen uno oos ShiIf luuroe
mie cine Sober bin uuo ser 9eId,leuoert
unO am am Somlta9 Norotn i'm bier
ll6r rib Die Nntertette uno oa3 unlent=
bare Shiif mar Dem Spiel Der 9Bellcn
/ preis9eQeben. Die Notb'i8nale uuroen
fprtgeiebt unb Der 9ampier mar ii oie=
fem 3nfanoe bonn SamItul Morgen.
Den l8. biz gum Wlittuod. Den %. Elm
Spielbal Der Wellsn. Gie pahagiege
saben lhlieblih ale Soifnu1l ouf so=
gen F6 in ibre Gajiiten suriif, als auf
einmal tur5 boz Mitterradt ccy pill-
! fpmmene S6rei ySegst obop" 9ebbrt
nurbe. Ser Sdrei pieoerballte bom
| .2oofout" biz gu ben &ajiiten uno Dem
3wiihenoef ltno iebe Seele auf DEM
Sdiife mar bod erfreut. 3ue Scm=
pier naren 10 Meilen entfernt in Glbt,
elmer birett Dor v2a Gbalnpu9ne", Der
anoere am 9prtbug. Sie Sanonen
ounntrten, &oteu i6olien in Die 9Dbe
uno rotbes 6euer alimmerte. Ser
Sampfer por So Champagne" beant=
portete bic Si9nale. @s mar Der
6ra0toampFer r9oman" bon Der
Warren Hinie auf Der Sabrt bon 2i=
perpool nod Bottom. ST leste bel uno
Capt. goirot ltieg oil Spro belielben
uno traf arrangements nit Capt. 9p=
berts, ga champagne" nab Dem nd6=
ten 6afen, Salifar, 81 bu9iiren.
9onneritaa Wittag murbe Elm itablernes
Gabel Dem bilfloien Sampfst sugeipor=
fen uno beioe 9ampfer fubren mad
Salifar ab uno lan9ten bort gliidlib
| an.
9luf bem 9ampfsr befanben iid 304
9alla9iere uno Die Mannibaft beltebt
aus us perionen. pallasiere uno Die
aus $50 SGfen beltebenoen YoltlaAen
waroen om WUntag na6 Seem Sort be=
f0roert. Die SeIbdoisun9 bes S6iHes
1T 10 orpb, 0ab es in Den Srodenopf
9ebra6t weroen muBte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-03
0MGIenS Nrntta SaIbe.

Oie bette Salbe in Der @elt fir
S6nittpunben, @ei9miire, Sal3FuB,
Gieber,punben, Musi9las, aufgeiprun=
gene Sdnbe, Sroltbeulen, Sabnerauser
uno ale 0autausidldse, fOtpie tie be-
itimmt Sdmorrboiben beilt. sic tpirh
sarantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit su ge=
ben, ober bas @elo ipirb 5uriifgegeben.
preis 25 Gents per S1a4tel bel 5. 9.
Miller & Sobn.
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elite Der ftGotii6en 8eamtcu.
Geuost,fioMs Gbromif Ocs
cS0IsrcS fS4S.

eyu mcbreren oeuti6en 8ldttern er=
iheint iebt cine @bronit oes Sabres
1848. oSn Der G1rDnit Der u6ranff.
3t0." miro iiber Die Miin6ner @reig=
nihe bes 10. Sebruar oes tollen Sobres
berihtet lpie folgt:
uS1on in oler 6riibe berr'dt auf
ben Straben Miin6en's Elm lehenoiaes
Sreibeu. Die giirger perIammeln lib
i'm &atbbaule uno auf Dem &atbbous=
plab. 8a mirb ebr luut 9ela9t: Ser
S0nie peri6menoet ben S6weiB bes ar=
men 2anbes an Waitgeflen uno ibren
9lnbana. 9fa6 ben Biiuiden Der 2ola
mullen Winilter, Staatsrdtbe uno oas
aanse 2ano lid Iii9en; ibrettpt9en llno
Die beIen tatboliIben Brpfehoren BON
Der llniperlitdt entferni nDroen." =
v@as tiimmert lib Der GDnig barum,
wenn mir Suneer leioen. 50 oarf's
nibt ldnser fort9eben, mir ouloen's
niht. Giebt Der GOni9 ni6t in 8iite
na6, 10 braudt man 8epult. g8enn
er lid nlbt ettpas iiir6tet, 10 1T nit
bem Manne nibt alls3ufomnlen. 6rilb
Moraens bitten Die bier ontpelenoen
Mit9lieoer Der &el6sratbs=& =&ammer ge=
meinIam Den &0nig Inn Nbmenoun9
Der Dem 2anoe unb Der &elioens orpben=
ben 8efabren." Sermeil bei6lieBen Die
0iir9er i'm &atDauIe cine De unb meb=
miitbi9e 9torelle an oen GOnig nno er=
bitten bon Der ,@eisbeit" Seiner Moje=
| itGt, i'm Setrche Der uniperlitdtsfrage
yeine miloere 9lllergndbi9Ite Verfii9ung
failen su wpQsn." Cine SeputatiOn
miro in Die 8eioens seItift. gtad
laneem Surren pertiinoiot 6iirlt @als
leritein: gllles 1T bepilli9t! 9lm nGd=
ten Montns meroen Die gorlelun9en
ppr idmmtliben Stnoirenoen ipieoer be-
0innen, Die 9llemannia miro aufgelOt
uno bic @rdfln BON 2anofelo (2ola
MonteO weroe mpbl binnen elmer
Stunoe abreiien. SrouIenoer Sturm
oes 8eifalls, aud Dem aDnige, als er
Iib am 6enltsr sei9t. - Sammtli1tn
Mitolieoern Der 9llemannia meroen auf
Der YoliSei YdIie our Geiie na1 2eipsig
aus9eltelt. @or Dem Sauie Der Sofa
Wontes iammelt Ii6 cine ungebeure to-
benbe Soltsmen9e. Sie 8rdfin er=
i6eint auf Dem Balloon; lie miro bon
Dem 8plfe berb0nt uno bei6impft.
Sic 9ebt in ben 8arten uno will bier 81
Der Menge ipre6en. Steine perosn
na6 ibr seporfen. 9a seist lie auf
ibr Ser3 uno ruff: vSbr Sielt f6ledt;
ba milBt SIR treffen, nenn Sbr mid
tDoten mollt." Sbr 8eoienter trd9t lie
in's Saus. gu6 in ibren @asen muB
iie getra9en perosn, elm Sfii5ier iebt
iid 5u ibr, Die 9borfliisel peroen aufse=
rillen unb binaus ja9t in ralenoem @a=
lopp GOnls 2uomig's .2olita," bon
Der er aeiungen:
nSropfen Der Selisfeit unb Wleer prn
bittern 2eioen
Sie Stalienerin CAB = Seliefeit, Sc
ligteit nur
2iebeit Su mid entsiifeno, beseiiiernb,
beitdnois empfinben.
| Sn Der spanierin fano pabre 2iebe unb
2eben i1 nur."
! @egen Wbenb eri1eint Der GDnig al
lein uno gu SUB in oem 3erit0rteil
8ebduoe. gr berlan9t, oaB iein (bon
Der Cola berlanenes) 0aus seidon1
Derbe. gei ieinem GOrtseben iinaI
| ihm oas WOlf gefiiblpoa bic National.
bpmne naa: n0eil unierm &Onis.
9eil!"