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November 27, Mrs. Jacobs will entertain her married friends at cards in honor of Miss Gwynn. The party will be one of the most beautiful of the Thanksgiving season. Mrs. A. A. Clisby and Mrs. Charles G. Brown have returned from Montgomery, where they were delegates to the conven- tion of the United Daughters of the Con- fe1eracy.
 The many friends of MT. Joseph Estes will be delighted to know that he is conVa- lescing from his recent severe illness, and while still unable to leave his apartments has been able to sit up the last day or two.
 Mir and Mrs. Barnes Morgan have taken apartments for the winter at the residence of Mrs. Robert G. Ware, 1912 Sixth avenue. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Frazier have returned home from visit to Asheville N. c. Mrs. William Bruce McGill and daughter Jean, of Marlette, Mich. have returned from New Orleans and are again the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. G. Sheppard.
 
 Mrs. Zachary Pope Smith has cards out for euchre on the afternoon of November 27, but owing to Mrs. Jacobs invitations for Tuesday Mrs. Smith will postpone her card party until Wednesday afternoon, Novem- Der 2S, when she will entertain a number of her friends at o'clock
 Dr. G. c. Chapman has gone to Pine Ap- rle, Ala, where he will spend ten days with his parents.
 MT. and Mrs. M. l.. Wilson have returned from their bridal trip and are at home with MT. and Mrs. J. D. Scruggs, 1126 Elev- enth avenue. South.
 
 The golf game which was to have taken place next Thursday has been postponed until Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Carrie Sharp will be among the Br- mingham party who will attend the we'd ding of MT. Grider and Miss Caldwell at Russellville, Ky.
 Rev->J s. Glasgow of Athens, Ala, will occupy the pulpit of the Woodlawn Meth odst church this morning.
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NO ARGUMENT NEEDED.
Every Sufferer from Catarrh Knows That Salves, Lotions, Washes, Sprays
 and Douches Do No. Cure.

Powders, lotions, salves, sprays and in- halers cannot really cure Catarrh, because this disease is a blood disease, and local applications, if they accomplish anything at all, simply give transient relief.
 The catarrhal poison Is in the blood and the mucus membrane of the nose, throat and trachea tries to relieve the system by secreting large quantities of mucus the discharge sometimes closing up the nostrils, dropping into the throat, causing deafness by closing the Enstachian tubes, and after time causing catarrh of the stomach or serious throat and lung troubles.
 remedy to really cure catarrh must be an internal remedy which will cleanse the blood from catarrhal poison and remove the fever and congestion from the mucous membrane.
 The best and most modern remedies for this purpose are antiseptics scientifically known as Eucalyptol, Guaiacol, Sanguina- ria and Hydrastin, and while each of these have been successfully used separately, yet it has been difficult to get them all csni- bned in one palatable, convenient and eff cient form.
 The manufacturers of the new catarrh cure, Stuarts Catarrh Tablets, have suc- ceeded admirably in accomplishing this re- suit. They are large, pleasant tasting loz- enges, to be dissolved in the mouth, thus reaching every part of the mucous mem- brane of the throat and finally the stomach.
 Unlike many catarrh remedies, Stuart s Catarrh Tablets contain no cocaine, opiate or any injurious drug whatever and are equally beneficial for little children and adults.
 MT. c. R. Rembrandt of Rochester, N. Y, says: l know of few people who have suf- fered as much as I from Catarrh of the head, throat and stomach. I used sprays, inhalers, and powders for months at time with only slight relief and had no hope of cure. I had not the means to make a change of climate, which seemed my only chance of cure.
 Last spring I read an account of some remarkable cures made by Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and promptly bought fffty-cent box from my druggist and obtained such positive benefit from that one package that I continued to use them daily until now consider myself entirely free from the dis gusting annoyance of catarrh my head is clear, my digestion all l could ask and my hearing which had begun to fail as result of the catarrh, has greatly improved until I feel can hear well ever. They are a household necessity in my family.
 Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold by drug gsts at 50 cents for complete treatme at and for convenience, safety and prompt results they are undoubtedly the long-lojked fol catarrh cure.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18
In Society.

The brilliant event of the week will be the wedding of -.iss Mamie Pearson to Mir Frederick Northrup Rix, of Hot Springs. Ark-, which Will take place Wednesday evening at the Church of the Advent. Miss I carson will be one of the most beautiful brides of the winter,' and her marriage will De one Of unusual prominence in Southern society. Miss Pearson's maid of honor will be Miss Lilly McMillan, of Anniston, while the wedding party will also include Miss Lila Rx, of Hot Springs, Ark Miss Gertrude Gehrs, of Birmingham; Miss Ju- Het Craik of Montgomery; Miss Lula Mcdonald, Miss Ethel Sharpe, Mss An nie Pearson, Miss Roberta Pearson, of Birmingham and Mrs. Edward Worth, of Philadelphia, Pa.; MT. Harry Vaughan. of not Springs, will be best man, and the groomsmen are MT. Sam Jackson, of Hot Springs; MT James Paxton, of Omaha, Neb.; MT. William McKleroy, of Annis ton, Ala; MT. John Peter, of St. Louis, Mo- Dr. Wyatt Hefiin, MT. John Pugh, of Birm- ingham.
 The ushers are Mir J. Morgan Trierson, MT. O.. F. Garet, Mir Augustus Benners, MT. z. T. Rudolph.
 MT. RiX and his groomsmen will arrive tomorrow and the wedding party will be entertained at beautiful dinner tomorrow evening at the brides home
 
 A brilliant party of Birmingham people will accompany Mir. Frank Grider to Rus- sellville, Ky, to be present at his wedding to Miss Gertrude Caldwell which occurs Wednesday evening at the Baptist Church in Russellville. Among Miss Caldwell bridesmaids will be Miss Anna Morrow and Miss Virginia Walker, while the grooms- men and ushers will also De from Birming- ham. the wedding party to include MT William Walker, MT. Paschal Shooke, MT Elkine Ramsay, MT. Culpepper Lynn, MT i. A. H. Carpenter. MT. Raul, MT, Edwin
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nard, Morris Adler, F. Y. Anderson, T. O. smith Harry Jones, Robert Thach, James Smallen, w. w. Wilkerson, Smith Evans, M. Veil, B. Well, J. N. Barclay Catchings, Alex Cecil, R. A. Chadwick, E. G. Chan dler, W. A. Chenoweth Michael Clifford, D. N. Cullom, Charles Colvin, c. D. Eber- sole, Robert Elliot, Luther Early, W. F. Enslen, J. c. Forney, J. B. Frazier, Sid Lee' W. c. Garrett S. E. Thompson, Will jam Vaughan, J. K Warren, c. C. Wash burn, Mrs. E. Berry, J. F. Graham, Sam uel Blake, Zac Nabers, A. A. Coleman, J. .. Carmichael, Benson Cain, Wertheimer, George Eustis, J. H. Phillips, Charles Whelan, $. Black, Robert Jacobs, C. Blach, Melville Due, Cunningham Wilson, William G. Estes, L. G. Woodson, s. l.. Ledbetter, Felix Drennen, Louis Hart, w. H. Hassenger, Roland, A. w. Nelson, Thomas Benners, A. T. Henley, H. A. Sharpe, .aF M. Mitchell, Simon Klotz, B.. Steiner, Asohn T. Henley, A. G. Smith, A. O. Lane, John Lewis, N. w. Malone, Hugh ndartin, c B. Mccormack. J. A. Van Hoose, K; B: Means, Key M lner. Sid Moore, w. F. G. Harding, J. P. Tillman, w. H. smith, B. Solomon, J. J. Stein, c. l.. Stick ney, Mims B. Stone, Charles Reid
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

November 27, Mrs. Jacobs will entertain her married friends at cards in honor of Miss Gwynn The party will be one of the most beautiful of the Thanksgiving season.
The age-herald., 1900-11-18

couple and each of the lower boxes will be sold at $25. The upper boxes will be sold at $15. This will include floor privileges for the people in the boxes.
 The tickets to the floor have been placed at $5 a couple.
 The boxes will be sold at Parker's drug store in First avenue The ball tickets will be placed on sale at the Southern Club, the Country Club, the Phoenix Club, the Ath- letic Club, the Jefferson Club, the Armory
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opportunity to hundreds of persons who do not care to participate in the ball, of enjoying the brilliant spectacle from the balconies above. At the Mardi Gras balls the box parties and the throngs seated In the balconies are always as much a part of the brilliant scene as the beautiful court scene below, and at the charity ball the boxes and balconies should be crowded with spectators. The ball committee has
 placed the seats in the balcony at s1 a
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and at Lovemans, Joseph & Loeb's, Louis Saks and Klotz's
 The young ladies' auxiliary to the Hill- man Hospital under whose auspices the ball will be given, is working to make the
The age-herald., 1900-11-18
BIGGEST SHIPMENT
Of Wall Paper Ever Received In Bir
 mingham.

The largest shipment of wall paper ever received in Birmingham was received last week by Mayer Bros., the we'll known deal CTS on Ninteenth street. The shipment consisted of a car load, amounting to over 2000O rolls, which was purchased at great ly reduced prices-the benefit of which will be given to the people of Birmingham. This splendid stock of new goods of course gives full assortment of patterns, shades and styles.
 These enterprising young men are pre- pared to put paper on the wall at most req sonable rates, and if you have any paper ing to do it will pay you to call on them at BOA. North Nineteenth street, or tele- phone No. 5O4, and they will call on you
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16
NomantiidJe Gben.

Die @srmdblung bes Gitsrrei6iT9en
SbrpnfOlsers grsberaps 5runa Gerbis
nanb b'Gite nit Grdfin Sophie Gbos
tet, Der friibsren Spfbame Der @r5bers
Sogin Sfabead, bat peit iibsr bic 9rena
gen SeIterreids auberprbentli9es Sns
terefe erregt, unb pdrme Spmpatbisn
besegnen benz tiinftigsn 8aiIsr, Der,
ALIEN benz 3ug ieines Sersens folsenb,
feline 2ebensgefGbrtin aus FREEZER Reis
suns ertor. @rGfin Gbptet, bic Inn
flint Sabre iiinsere GrpGblte bes 37s
idbrieen GrSberaoss, it bas finite Der
a9t 4inber bss Dor bier Sabren psrs
itorbenen grafen 8obuslap gbptet
unb Der @rGfin Wilbslmine 8instp.
9rGfin Sophie gbotef, bic ben Sitsl
elmer 6iiritiu bon Sobenberg erbaltsn
bat. 1T mad babsbursiI9em SausgeieB
bic morsanatii9e 9emablin bes gros
bersog 5ran5 Serbindnb %setporben, BET
Der beitebenben Redtsorbnung Sufolss
eibli9 betrGftiste, niemuls, fails sr 5ur
Sbronfolse gelansen follte, ieiner @e=
mabGin ben Stang elmer 3aiisrin ober
'einen &inbern bic Re6te bon Witglis.
bern bes tuiierli9en Suuies einSurGus
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16

srIten Wule 1ls cine Te%tbtItGnoige Rss
gisrunesbsboroe perSei9net, aber nit
ieiner @slbfItGnbisteit 1T es bod ims
iner nod i9ledt beite1t. Bon gnfung
an fheinen bic GbineIen iiber bic
ManbIdus bic numerii9e llebsrlsgsns
belt 9ebabt 81 baben; Dor einigen Sab
rem ipuren lie an Mitglieber3abG fuit
boppelt 10 iturt. Bel ben segenipdrtis
gen Wirren ober iou ii9 bds 9erbGItz
nib gu 9uniten Der 2ebteren, bic Ii9
i'm u1gemeinen ieoem fremben Gntz
idlub ssssniibsr feinblider perbuIten,
als bic e9ten gbineIen. perdnbsrt bas
ben.
Gs 1T unapeifelbaft, bdb Bel friibes
rem seeen bic 9lusIdnoer ssridtsicn
8oltsaufitGnbsn in China Witglieosr
O.s SiunssIisgamsn ibre Sanb i'm
Spiel sebabt baben. bis gu peldem
9rabs bas 4~usipGrtige Mmt in psting
fir bic ssgenpdrtisen Wirren perantz
lid ssmadt per6en muB. buriiber
pirb erit bic 3utunft snti9siOen tOns
men. #H.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16
Gr59er3Og Srans Serbis
nanb unb 9emabIin.

Wenn maj einsn RiidbIid auf. bic
unebenbiirtieen Chen Der lebten Sabrs
Sebnte pirft, pirb man fi9 Der usbers
Seusung ni6t perf9liebsn f0nnen. bab
bic Giebe, bic mad benz ausipru9 Der
peTfmtFten gu ben iibertpunbsnen
Stanbpuntten adblt, In u~niersr reals
ftii9en 3eit bod nod ni9t ausssItors
ben lit unb acknowledgement gum 9rob
alIe fliiselnben 8ers9nunsen unb itars
rem 8orurtbeile iibsr ben 9aufen tpirit.
REPRESENTATIONS 4ufIsben erreste es
Dor Sabren. uls prin5 Sstar. 9eraos
bon Weit9otblanb, Der atpeite Sobn bes
30niss bon S9peben, auf bas Rsdt
Der Sbrpnfolse Dersi6tete, um nit iGs
niglt6er @enebmisung ben Sitel zines
prinSen gernabOtte dnsunebmen unb
fi9 i'm MGra 1888 nit Der bur9 rsids
Settles uub Ser5enssuben upsseSeids
neten Sofbame @bbd Mund gu usrs
mGblen. 9ur9 lurembureii9e 8srlsis
bung bon 1892 @raf BON Disbors,
lebt Bring Sstar nit ieinsr 9emablin
nno ieinen finf 9inbern in filler 3us
riidse5Ogenbeit in ieinem StOdboImsr
Palais.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16
&6nid q umbert

~ Y u ! y y w Ut l ls
Emanuel unb beKen @emablin Marie
4osluiOe ssboren. Sn feline Susenbs
Seit fielen bic triegsriifen greignife,
tpel6r ieinem Batter 8ietor Emanuel
bic Ra9t psri6afften, bic iibri9en
itoIisniiden SiirIten 81 p%sriasen unb
fi4 gum &Dnig bes gseintenS taIiens gu
procIamiren. am %. @pril 1868 bers
mdblte er ii4 nit Waredrste. So9ter
bes Ser5oss Serbinanb BON @enua.
an benz &riese BON 1866 ndbm gums
bert als Dipiiionssg ommdnbeur 4n<
tbeil uno mad Der Occupation bon
Rom fpurbe er bon Ieinem i6niqIiGen
Batter gum General lieutenant unb
G%ommdnbeur Der bortieen Militdroiz
piiion %ernannt. Wdbrenb Der Grmorz
bette uls 8ronprin5 uno in Der eritsn
3sit feincr am 9, Sanuar 1878 erfoIez
ten Sbronbeitei9ung me6r BON benz a9z
~ersFipen temperament ieines 9aters
perrietb, Ientte er fpGter in rubiesre
9obnen elm unb IieB frObl mebr, aIs es
Der @oblfabrt Oes 2anbes frommte,
Ieinen Winiftern freie Sano. perIOns
li4 bon liebenspiirbieem unb po6ls
pollenbem gbardcter, 1T er iiber bic
i9ier sobIoIen Sronodle, fpel5e unter
ben perIbisoenen Minilterien bic DEF
fentlidteit bei9dftigten, po6l auf bus
So9lte emport getpeien, aber sr mar
ni4t Maun eenue. I'm nit eiIerner
SauIt sin3usreifen. Sein Sduptpers'
bisnit iopeit feline Gubsre politit in
8etru9t tommt, mar Der geitritt Su
Der SripIez Nnian5 nit 0euti9lanb
unb Oeiterrei9. DAB Stalien anter
elmer fur6tbaren SduIoenlait Ieufat,
1T ni9t auf iein @onto ALIEN gu Ieben.
@dbrenb ieinsr 22idbrissn Regie.
runss3eit iino friiber f9on sfpeimaI
@ttentate duf ben iebt ermorOeten S1s
mig periudt porbsn. @ts er am II,
Nopember 1873 alto i'm Sabre Der
S6rOnbsIteisung = 5ufammsn nit Ieiz
mem WiniierprGiioenten gairoli cine
Runbfubrt burd Reapsi ma6te.
idpung fi9 Der notorif9e auar6iIt
PuFunante auf ieinen Wagen pnb pers
Iebts ben 9Onig fotpie Carroll lei6t,
Der aOnig bssHaOists ben 2tttentdtsr
gu ltbenslGn9li4sr 3panssar6sit
uno Dor ni9t LANCER 3eit 1T Der ins
spiiden seiitestrunt seporbem 9ers
BREEDER in einem Srrenbauie ssitorben.
Dos speitegttentut funb am %. apriI
1897 ftott, uIs aOnis Sumbsrt gu ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16

Ni9t minoer sliidli9 mar Der gbes
buHb, ben Ser5oe Georg Ii. bon Saaz
fen : Wsiningen por 81 Sa6ren nit
Selene SrunS seIdloHen, Der sinitisen
%9eiitOoasn S9auipielsrin, bic fi9 i'm
@erein nit benz tunItiinnisen Ssr3os
ouberorbentlihe 8erbienIte Inn bic
Weininser Sdauipieltunit srtparb, be-
rem peltbsriibmtes GnIsmbls Defenders
in Der Wiebersubs tlaIfI9er Stiide,
tpie SbateIpeureidsr unb S6iaerIder
8rumen, borbilblid tpurbs. @m Sod
Ssitstuee, ben 18. MGr3 1873, erbi.lt
bic m~orsanutiIde 9smablin bes Ssrs
Sogs bur9 ia9ien : msininsii9e Scr.
lei6ung ben Sitsl uno Namen elmer
Greifrau bon Seloburg.
9asielbe bGusli6e Slid fanb iein
Spbn, Bring Grnit bon Sa9IensMeis
nin9en, e6enfaIs in Der 8er6inoun9
nit elmer 8iirgerliden, Der bonn Serso9
our Sreifruu BON Saalislb er6o6enen
Sodter Satbarina oes S9riftfeaers
Nilbelm Senien, nit Der er ii6 Dor
a9t Subrsn in morsunatiI6er Gbe BET,
mdblte. 0as paar, bsiIen Gbe Orei
Sinber entIprOFen, bat in 5rantfurt
O.. W. Ieinen Wo6nIib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16

peutpdTerlein bsrporrieIelt. 9as adt
SUB bobe, bon 9ilobauer 8ainbl in
Miin4en mooeGirte StanbbiIb seist
ben S6mieo ais tsrnise 6ieur. @r 1T
init Der bon Geoernsn 5rGgern ssbaltes
men 9oIe, Semb, WaOenitriimpfen uno
&albi9uben 6etleibst. Die 6smbdrmel
bat sr aufaeitiiIpt. 10 redt beysit gum
Dreini9Iagen. Die 2inte bIIt bic
Sturmfa6ne = bas alts baperii6e Go
ptnbanner =, bic Re9te ben Morgens
iitrn. 9eredter Corn uno b~eIbenbafs
ter Srob Ipreden aus benz 9sii9t oes
9eTeiftsn Wanuss nit benz trGftigen
Sduurrbart unb BEN turSen Baden
Fart. Sur Re9ten Der Shmisbfieur
Tteht Elm 9rabtrsu5, has dnbsutsn mag,
bob Der !SelO uuf benz 6risobof BON
Gsnblin9 iein 2eben Dsrlor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16
ner 8erbinbuns benz t6nislidsn bape.
ridden &ammeriGnser DITTO 8rud ibr.
6anb ou rei9en.
Ser3pg 2ubpis unb Qnto'
ME 8artb.

prins Iitolaus bon RaFau, Der
Stiefbruber bss 9rObberSoss bon
2uremburg unb Der &0nisin BON
S9pebsn, fiibrts bic Sodisr bss ruiiis
fden Oi6ters puidtin, sefdisbens
6rou Hataiis bon 9ubstt, beim, bic
1868, Elm Sabr no9 Der morsanatii9
geIdloFenen 8~ermGbIung, ben pal>
bedii9en 9~rdfenitanb unter benz Nas
men M~erenberg erbielt. Die GlteIte
Sodter aus bieIer @be, 9rGfin Sophie,
bur6 luremburgif9s 0%erleibung 9rG=
fin bon Sorbp, bermGbIts fi9 nit benz
9robfiirIten Mi6ael Mi9ailopiti9
BON RubIanb, pGbren6 Der eiusise
Sobn. 9raf 9eors bon Merenbsrs. bic
Gltefte Spdter Der prinSeifin 9olsoz
ruff beimfibrte. 9rinaeifin 0olgoruti
puroe i'm Suli 1880. einenW iona mad
benz COB Der &aiIerin Mdria alerunz
%brotpna, bic mOreanatii6s 9emablin
bes Saren Ilsranber H.. nit Dem Iie
bereits cine iabrslanss Neisuns pers
banb. sic erbielt mad ibrer 8ermGb>
lung Ramen unb Sitel elmer 5iritin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16
G6nissmars.

Die grobe 3abI BON WorbanT9lds
gen auf sstr6nte Sdupter 1T UNI elm
rerfplsrsifes" Ittentat permsbrt tpors
ben: Der a0Ris Sumbert bon Stulien
lit bon W0roerbanb gefaIen. Wie Elm
Bib aus beiterem Simmel trdf bic
m6roeriT9e 9useI ben Monurden.
Der &Dnig bate mad Der preisbertbeis
lung BEL ben atble!iIfen Spielen in
Monad unter ben Gpptpas Rufen Der
DiettauIsubtOpfisen Wenss nit feiuem
9biutunten foeben feline Gquipdge be-
itiesen, uls pl0Bli9 brsi ReOolpers
f9iiTe fra9ten; cine &uget bur9bobrte
iein Ser5 unb penige Qusenblide fpGz
ter mar er eine 2ei6e. Der W0rber,
tpeI6er fofort biugfeIt sema9t purbe,
beiBt qnselo 8reiIt, lit Weber ponpros
FELTON, unb Itammt aus 9rutO, Sos=
coma. 9Gdbem sr cine 3eit lang in
paterIon, q. s., sstpObnt bate, tebrte
er. elm ausgeIpro9ener anardilt, na9
Stalien suriid, I'M in Ieinem Uerbre6es
ridden 6anatismus ben 80nis gu tObs
ten.
&0uig Sumbert mar an IA. Mdra
1874 als So6n beg aoni9s Bictor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16
Q @ietor 6 manuel I.

prin3@ictor 6 Emanuel
8snnsn BON GapaneIe fubr. Sin
Qrbeiter Rumens Qcciarto Itiir3te iif
nit ge5iidtem Ool6e uuf ben S6ni9;
ubsr Oieier iprans re9t3eitie bel Seite
uno Der Stab brans in bic Wasens
tifsn. Der QttentGter purbe ersrifs
fen unb uuf bic Gulseren seIdidt.
gtIs SOnis Sumbert's RabfoIeer
piro iein einSi9er Sobn. Der am II.
ROUember 1869 seborene prinS @ictor
emanuel. ben Sbron beiteisen; oieisr
1T nit Der qriuaeFiu SeIene BON
Hontenesro bermGbIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16

mabfin.
Suristpstaia. @erfpittpet lit aud bic
9rGfin S%artenau, bic 9emabIin bes
unsliidli9en Siirften aIeranoer BON
8ulsurien, bic als Sobanna GoiIinssr
zine bstannte SperniGnserin mar.
gn un%ebenbiirtisen Chen reid 1T bic
grobbersoeli6s Clinic bss SauIss bon
SeTen unb bei Rbein, beHen GIteTtes
Mitglieo, Bring Seinria, Der Dntet
bes resierenben 8roBbsrSoes bon 9eis
fen, sbeHio pis fein iiinsersr peritorbss
ner 8ruber Bring WiIbslm in morsa>
nutiider gbe Iebtsn. Bring S.inri9
bon Sefen, in erfter. burd ben Sob Der
Satin eel0fter she nit einem 5ur
Sreiin bon Ribba srbobenen 5rGulein
Sarolind Wiqi9 permGblt, f6Iob i'm
Sabre 1892 sinen s~tpsitsu @bebunb nit
Der Sdneertn Gmilie Wilena : Srait,
bic fir iid unb i6re Na9tommen ben
freibsrrli4en SiteI bon 9ornbsrs ere
belt.
gu ben fenIationelIten 2ie6ss6sira.
then Der lebten Sabre geb6rt bic ess
beime Gbei9lieBuns Der prinasIfin
Glifabetb bon 9ubern, dIteIten 5o6ter
bss 5peiten Sobnss bss prins : Rss
eenteh unb Der grSbersosin 9iisla Don
Seferrei4, nit benz baperiiden 2ieut.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-16

Msrtpirbis SSfIi6z
Sinh sic nit benz Miiaer
per DUP" = Sal. -. Rur fpenn mir
matchmaker srOb perben, bann iagen
mir Sie!"
-Sn Der 9 o err
Run, 5rau Wirtbin, lit bic n,rpDIs
Stubtbume BEL Sbnen seIunb sefpors
benz" s0ds fhon - absr pprber
bat lie uns Ollie nerOOs semadt."
-SIGufion. Wenn td Nt
Muler 3iperl einen re9t i9Dnsn Ha9z
mittae MAIDEN min, febt er ii9 in iein
2ttelier inmitten Ietner 9iIber unb be-
on ieOss einen 3etteI nit nOers-
tauft".
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9as SiHrs.li.g lmen.

Bis gum Sabre 1861 purben bic
@erbanblung.n Der dineff9en Resies
runs nit frembsn Md4ten bur9 bas
goloniolamt b5Gl3ogen; srIt Der fir
China 10 be%miitbissRbs auseang bes
&riesss NIT GngIdnb unb Srantrei4
bepog ben aaiIer. i'm Sunudr bes GEE
nanntsn Sabres ben gefebl our Grri4s
tung zines beIonoeren auspGrtigen
Gmtes, bes Siunsslisgumsn, gu erlais
fen. urIpriinsIi6 bsitdnb es nur aus
bret Witslieberu, bic suslsid dnbersn
0epartsments d~nssbOrten. SIN Sabre
1862 purben bier neus Mit9lieber srs
nannt, unb Bis gum Sabre 1869 bate
ii4 bic Seiummt3abt auf 5ebn erbObt.
SIN Sabre 1890 Itanb bds SIunsslis
gumen in benz rRotben gude" gum
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Su Eft.

eirs e~ruBfubt.8 bon g. Sormann.
rs mar i'm neusn 9ranb Sotsl,
Ser auf3ue rauibte nieber ihutu,
ShDn aenn6sn ities bebsno btustnr
Baron bon 4. T., binteroretn.
"a pl6bli6, ba, Elm &ud 0 8rdusI
Die 8liiblibtbirnt lOibte aus.
SD itsrbsl N9, Du lieber @ott!1
81 mar Der 2ift ihon pieber flott.
S66n asnndbens dug blidt feu6tbetbaut -
3iuei Stunoen ipGtsr mar fe Sraut. =
Sis i6laut Nanui bOrt's uno i9nea
Gilt bin fe In bas 9lidss Sotel.
Gin Gentleman tpie gut oas trtttt!
@titeist nit ibr 5ugleib ben Gift.
"a pl6Bli6 rudt's = o Wonne9raus,
Die 9irne l6i6tt Dirtlid aust
Gin leiisr S6rsi, ou lisber @ott,
Sa mar Der Gift iGUn tpieoer tlott.
Sbr i6iebt 3u Ropf bus belize Slut,
Gum abi6ieO lipft Der Serr ben Out.
SAB oub ibr &rmbuuO fe perlieb, d.
3psi Stlnbsn ipdtsr merfte fie's. .
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@eoreI II. unb 9emabIin

Ser5ug 2ubtpis BON gabern entTaats
i'm altsr bon % Sabrsn Ieinen GrIt9ss
burtsredten gu 9unItsn isines 9ruz
bers, Ser5oes &arl Sbeobor, bss be-
tannten ausenurStes, UNI Ii9 in mors
ganatii4er Gbe nit Der S9auIpislsrin
Ssnriette Wenoel gu b%srmG6len, bic
5reifrdu bon Du1erIee purbe. Gin
Subr mad benz Sobe Ieiner erIten 8es
mdblin bsirutbete Der ~61iGbriee Sersoa
bic 21iGbriee SGnSerin oss Wiin9enet
SOftbsutsrs 4ntOnie 9artb, bic ben
Romen BON 9artolf sr6ielt. 0ds. elm
sise. Ger sriten Gbs oes SerSoas ent.
ipru6ene 8inb. Sreiiu Warie bon Wals
lerIes. bsrmdhlte fid nit benz 9rafen
9sorg ben Narti6 : Wioenlt, BON benz
Tie Ii6 nab 1~9jGbrissr She %trennte, un
In s%lpciter. boz BRET Sabrsn aei6loile
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Ser Edmiso BON SobeI.

Sn hem oberbaErii9en Oorfe &os
del 1T bas 0entmnl fir ben S9mieb
@altbss Maisr sntbilt iporben, Der in
Der SenbIin9er 8auernI4lu9t am %.
December 1705 = Der yWoropsibz
Rudt" - ben Sslbentoo fdnb. Die
iteptifde 5ori6ung bat, tpie bel Sell
unb Wintelrieb, aud an Der Si9ur bic
les belbenbaften Mannes riittsln tpols
lin, aber bas 9olt bGlt feIt an Der
leberlieferuns, ruonu9 es Der Sdmieb=
taltbes bon &ohel mar, Der pdbrenb
hes ipdniI6en grbTolgetrieges bic
Sberldnoer 8uuern segen ben 6eino
fihrte. 9lutig ndro Der @ufituno ME-
ber9eI9lagen, uno Der S6mieo bon
So6el fiel in Der @ntI6eioungsIhlaft
ron Senoling, o6er bic Sreue ipdro
bpd belo6nt. benin Iiesreid ging IalieBs
lid bus Sdus Dittelsba9 aus ben
&dmpfen berror. Den llnterbau bes
Sentmals bilben mdati9e, nit Sinz
bern Der QlpeniIora bepflansts Sinh
IinssbI0de, aus beReu Elm tIeiRes aIs