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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-14

- 4 - oesong p .. !; iestn1ss
oAristaen lRissisn-ssansn,s nsthsl.
nsstine ~ h bassns.s 4 ~ washinsssa
and 5ccsdsstsI Z. sv sssssss r.se a,saus scssA
Public cssdiss s7ssa c.Ssia. 4son: = I s.s
Chrlstian Churches.
Second Chr,atian Chuuh- -nests svwy Sunday ~
and Marion street. Entssncs on Marion street..
..,rrt Christian qhnreA- Eighth svsnne. and Ban
Z. p 9. 9. d. as > n : : ~ > :
Colored Baptist Mission.
me Colored baptlst-ssrviess svwy Sunday ct Il
Nsulalis S.i. i - "a aav..iss s sas
nvanwslic&l Assssiatloa. I.
&C., Gssssar%EAsMison stssst snd Taylor svsnuA nsy.
man prsseiias every ,'' SUNDAY = s.' and
M; Z. Z. a. at7p. =.
Unlvefsal HrotherAood.
p. Seattle Lodss No. 10 Room " Hlschlg bloch.
in sSs schsm. q n Puss .issa
I0'us group for children At II . =.
Mental science.
ne Msstsi ss!snti.ts @sss ss.y su.d., = Y :
DAY evening At 8 o'clock
First Church Of Christ. scientist.
Ho,yoks bloeh. corner yirs avenue and sprins
s strsss Sssyces g II n; Sunday school q nas;
s ssr. . wsdanssdsy enne q eolces Reading
Christian Adventists.
Bethesda church Third avenue and Madison street.
s, Is; annie |. a s,y o,c win preach every Sunday
Christian Adysntiats' ehurch-Rw. william Chap
M. Sunday school. laso ?. m.
Section seattle q. L. P.,.
Section Seattle holds meetinss every Sunday At .
p m In Masonic temple. entrance on Second av-
Society Of Universal Religion.
In O. A. A. hall. Coilins block. corner Second
avenue and James street. at Z - p m. Rev. Alfred
~. Martin Lecture, second Of series on Religious
heconstructfon,' The Religious Revolution"
Russian Orthodox Church.
!, AZ Gil Lakeview avenue. Rev. d. Ksmnsf, pastor.
Services. n..-sharp
Millennial Dawn.
Room 50 Hinckley block evsry sunday, II a. m.
and 80 p. m. Elevator runs In evening. All are
invited. No collection.
Seventh Nay Adventfsts.
Meet 90 Second avenue north. p. =. Zero. pas.
tor Services. II a. m; Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Christian Catholic Church.
@. A. r. hall. Collins building, corner Second Az
enue and James street. Rev w. f. Moody pastor.
Services 10 80 a. m. And $50 m; children. 10 g. M
Everybody's Church.
Meets lib Third avenue. Rev Joseph Adams will
discourse on The Relation Of Belief to Health,
Happiness and Action" at II o. %. Social confer.
sncs Thursday. at p. m.
Catholic Apostolic Church.
Ranks's hall. Sunday evening 1t D. N. Rev.
p. g. Isard will lecture on "fhs Second Coming
Of Our Lord" Admission free; collection. Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
Funeral OF Miss PearsaIl.
The funeral Of Isabella Peafsall, who
died Thursday Of heart failure after a
brief Illness, took place yesterday after
noon at 1880 O'Clock from 511 Second ave.
nue. west, the residence, Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pearsall. Rev. w. III.
G. Temple officiated. 1t was largely at
tended by friends of the family. Inter
ment was made In Mount Pleasant ceme-
terry. 49,
CLEAR Springs butter is the best.
Used once. you'll give all others a rest.
~
MAEOTrEE AnFr hall Tt1aedov January
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LODGE xorlcrs.

terprise. No. 8, held their usual meeting
in their hall In New York block Friday
evening. 9 very large attendance being
present. Two applications were received.
candidates were found In waiting ana
duly initiated in the First degree OF For
estry. Z
the ensuing term: p. c. r., A. w. Cooper;
G. r., w. L. Norrington; 8. c. r., H. e.
Frederici; treasurer, II. j. McSorley; Fin.
dGsssaInssr; s e. w. w. car sf n;cj
Krelwitz; 8. b., j. Crossman; ]. B.. Nick
Haas; trustee, J. A. Malan; captain OF
Next Friday evening, january -. win be
social night. All members should be pres
ent. Bring your wife or sweetheart. or
some one elses, and have good time.
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FOOTE-In Los Angeles. CAL. January 8, 1900. Rev.
Chester L. FuOte, aged "A yeas. Deceased q
, member Of the North Ohio conference Of the N.
e. church and the father Of Mrs. Charles A..
Klbourne, Of this city. , rt,
The funeral will be held in Seattle.
HENDERSON-At 1881 Fifteenth avenue, Seattle.
January l3, 100. Lloyd Alan Henderson. aged 5
months
The funeral will take place at $50 today from tho
residence Interfnent in Lake View cemetery.
CEOvICH-At 2sl7 jackson street, Seattle, January
Is, 1900. Pasco NJ. Ceovich, aged % years.
The funeral will take place at 150 .. m. today
from the Church of Our Lady Of Good Help. In
terment in Calvary cemetery.
MENINGITIS funeral services for Florence Hem
ming will be held Sunday from the residence Of
Mr.. ]. Anderson. SIS Tenth avenue. at 30 p. n.
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE wish to extend our sincere thank
and appreciation for the beautiful flow
ers furnished, and especially Mr.. ]. F.
Adams for kindness in closing his doors
for the funeral of our dear departed son
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any :
headfng In classified columns,
IL . word each insertion, min- I
inum charge, 3Ss. Classanso
advertissments cunning one 1
month without change OF copy
e1.60 per lins (seven woras
count to liae). On three I
moAths' order. el.SS Per uAs
Der month, On six month"; or
der, $3.50 psr lime per menthD
on yearly order, u Der hne
per month. I
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PUBLISHERS NOTiCE.-Traveling agents are
!. A Mcclellan. Q. b. Loomis. 9. Lewis Cover and
Frank Hilditch. y. h Gohlke. O. H. Stenen and
Robert Akin. PustmAstsn evsrywhers axe our
agents. Pay money only to these and to our resi-
Northwest.
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B -sr, ~ Putrntsllissnew wA aliow Avs
sSs - fovual church notioss isss II chasgA Fcs
ss ~ cvsr Eve there win b . charge Of >
ss ~ suls win b strictly adhssd ~
\ <SssuA posicss must b. in this o6tcs not htss
~ ~ , n Friday.
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Salvation Army.

Nc hall-Corner Pike street and Third ayenus
SNpt GIL and Lieut.. Gardner in charge. 9 4 m
nase anu; II a. No., holiness meetins .. m fam.
-. 40 ! hal-Concr Second ayen1e south and Yes
sS., way Ensign Bernhnrdt and Lieut.. Watson In
%sue A. m, knee drill; II q. M, holiness meet
-, : ?. H. family gathering; 8 .. m. free and
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HELP wANTED-MAEn.

1000 rockmen wanted on White Pass g.
Yukon railroad, ut highest wages; also
station men. good side rock work let
to N. J. Heney, contractor, IL and 10
Colman block, Seattle. or Inns Of Court
building, Vancouver.
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Baptist Churches.
Methodist Protestant Churches.

Methodist Protestant Churches.
n
Flint Free Methodist church-Corner Of Terry Az
snus and Pine street.
Duwanaish ehurch-Danel Bagley. pastor Sunday
knooi at 10 a. m. preaching at 30 .. m.
Swedish Methodist church-Fifth avenue and Pike
Preaching. II c. m and 80 p. m young peoples
$50 D. m.
The Norwegian Danish Methodist church holds re-
ngious services every Sunday at IL a. m. and 80
p n, Ia Fried's hall Ninth avenue. Ali Scandina-
Hans Rev. G. N. Houge pastor.
frst-Corner Third avenue and Pine street.
rreaching. II a. m and 7:30 y m. Rev CLARK
Dams will occupy the pulpit at both services; sun
ey SCHOOL, R:)s 2. m. Public cordially invited.
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aneesophical Society. Amanda Lodge-Meets 30 n.
r. Ills Third avenue. Subject. MANS Ascent. .
VI VIII G. Bailey. Of san Francisco
Susen City Theosophical Society in America
NM sunday evening at 5 o'clock. A. o. u W
ss alii ~ Pcneer Block, Subject. Man, Know Thy
ssu, by Mrs L. \. schwageri
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Christian Churches.

Christian church-Latona PREACHING At IL a. m.
end ~ p. m. BY Rev. r. =. Dunlap, every Sunday
Sunday school. R:so p. m; O. H.. $50 p. M
Ent Christian church,. N. Smith, pastor.
holds union services with the II. P. church. Pine
nd Third.
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PHOTOGRAPHS weshinssen yeasasssss
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Unitarian Church.

r ritst Unitarian ehurch-seventh avenue. near
nuIoh Rev: w. ID. Simnnds. minister Services.
q m ana 70 p. m Morning subject Power
s,uoits. Purity; evening subject. The Coming Ex.
0da to the Alaskan Gold Fields
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Catholic Churches.

Church Of the Immaculate Broadway and Madison
dfeet. Rev. A. DiomsH, pastor; Rev. A. Trivelh
md Rev. J. Nicholson. assistants. Conducted by
ths Jesuits
Washinstsn street. Rev. r. X. Prefontains pastor
Low nan. 8 = m; high nass. 10 - .. M. |; bens-
dictim. ~ p. m.
Sacred Heart-6ixth avenue and Bell street. Con.
ductsd b. the Redemptionists. Rev. Thomas Brown,
pastor. Low mass. with sermon. q. m. high mass,
NTH sermon. 10 80 4 n: benedictjop, Tsp D. n
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CLEAR Springs butter is the best
Used once. you'll give all others a rest.
MASQUERADE ball Tuesday, January
18th. Ranka hall.
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Funeral OF Miss PearsaIl.

The funeral Of Isabella Pearsall, who
died Thursday OF heart failure after a
brief illness, took place yesterday after
noon at 1880 O'Clock from 511 Second ave.
nue. west. the residence of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pearsall. Rev. w. HI.
G. Temple officiated. 1t was largely at
tended by friends of the family. Inter
ment was made In Mount Pleasant ceme-
terry.
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wANTED-A person well acquainted with
lumber trade and other manufacturing
interests to take sole agency OF we'll
established and reliable steam speciality
for Pacific coast; state age, terms and
reference. Lumber, p. o. Box 1892.
PHILADELPHIA Pa
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wANTED-To rent. houses; we want TO
rent "a four TO seyen.room residence, un-
furnished, 90 to $50; on or near car
line. or terminus; good view; new or
modern; no children: good tenant: OPP
ton to purchase desirable. Address
Doctor, 100 Yesler way.
WANT to rent unfurnished house or nat
from i've to eight rooms, In good loca-
ton, close in; might buy the furniture.
Address o IS, care Post-Intelligencer.
A nice furnished house near the Madison
or James street car lines; good refer
ences. Address N So, care Post-lntelli-
gencer.
WANTED-To rent-Unfurnished mousse.
not less than IL rooms; centrally located.
Address l. So, care Observation-Disclosures.
SEVEN-room modern house. between Yes
Ter and Pike, west of Ninth. Address
81, care Observation-Disclosures.
HOUSE--Six to eight rooms: conveniently
located. Address c. w. Kimball, 81 Hinck-
ley block.
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FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSES.
UNION Adjustment Co.'S room cottage.
new furniture, SITS; 80 room house, fur
niture, 1850; IS room house. 1900 and
many other snaps at 1915 Second ave-
nue., room 5.
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soCrnrr xorlcns.

DANCING classes FOR new bsginnerS:
private lessons daily It Willson's Dane
Ing Academy, teaching all the very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dances; terms
lowest in city. once and academy.
Ranke hall, Pike 1t and Fifth ave-
Telephone. Green. 1190.
The Meeker herald., 1900-11-03
PERCY .. niDER.

Fpseo1nes aAlress. Nlco. Colo.
~: s = sssss n sssso' c ST..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
Tie 26ipefterfl.

Marid unb Gduru iparen in ber9inz
beritu6e. 2aurd itanb auf benz 8Gnts
den am Senitsr, trommelte an bic
S6eiben unb fang Elm 2ieb9en.
Muria ndbte Puppentleiber. Gnblid
rief fie: p2aura, ipiIit bu ieben, ipie
bibI9 bas Puppentleib ssporoen iit9"
vBie gut bu bas beritebf!" Iagte
2uuru, bas 9letb bepunOernb. rMa6e
meiner puppe nun aud elm &Ieio"
r9rinse iie Der, id mill Dir 3eigen,
tpie bu ibr Elm &leib nGbit!"
sd babe ia feline puppe, i4 rib ibr
geitern ben &opf abb"
Damn brau9t fie freiIt9 tetn &leiO
mebrl" anttportete Niarie.
,Wis fdngIt bu es nur an, ale 9ups
pen 10 Iansa gu serbre9en2 8ir baben
5u glei6sr 3sit bret neue betommen.
Define leben ale ni9t mebr, uno iiebe,
tpte biibi9 meine nod uusie6en."
Sag bu mir liebsr, ipober beins
Puppen 10 langs gang bleiben?"
nRun, i6 bin porifdtig, tperfe iie
ni6t umbsr, tbue iie 4benbs in ibr
8ett9en, unb penn id geipielt babe,
lese i'd iie fortl"
.Ql4, tpenn ib nur ipieber cine pupz
pc bGttel" isuf3te 9uurd, nounn ipolIte
ids aud 10 MAIDEN"
9a Iab Warie cine 3ett lang iinnenb
auf ibre brei quppen, griff banu idnelI
na9 bem seIiebten S6reitinoe uno
rief: rSier, Iiebe 2aura, Idente i9 Dir
meiue quppe."
2aura iprdng baitig auf. fieI Ttas
rie Inn ben gals unb iaste: uDu CUTE,
Iiebe S6peiter! Sd bdnte Dir BON
gansem Ser5en."
v@Obin eilIt bu9" risf Marie Der
febbaften SdpeIter nad.
Der Muttsr mil id mein S9reiz
tinb 5eisen unO ibr iagsn, iuie Iisb unb
gut bu biit."
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8efrafter SSo6ntut6.

Gs mar 5ur 3eit berResierung 2uos
pigs XIII. BON Srantreib, ais cine
poittuti9e, Der Elm geipasen folgte,
ii9 auf bem Wese na9 8eridilles be-
fano. Sm 9auptpdsen battsn brsi
Perionen PldB genommen, BON benen
Spei beideiben ben RiidIib einnabmen,
lpGbreno Ger brittle troB ieiner duffdls
ienOen Sdlantbeit fib 10 nisberseiest
bate, oab feline lungen 8eine iiber ben
sdnsen WuseniiB rei9ten.
gln elmer Der Stdtionen ppr 9ers
iaiIes belt Der Dagen, unb es itieg
nod elm pierter pafasier elm, iuel6em
Der S9lunte nit offenbarem 8ibers
iptlen plab mudte. Der yleudnaes
tpmmene mar Elm iebr iturter, BRETT
i9uItri9er Mdnn, befen BON tiefs
i4parSem 9arte umsebsnes @eIi9t
einen finItereu 4usbrud trug. SIN
GegenIaB gu Ieiner GrIbeinung Ipra6
er nit elmer auffdlleno milbenStimme,
ais er it9 an Ieinsn Ra96ar panbte:
rSie tpiiroen mid perbinben, meiu
Serr, ipsnn Sic Elm penis fpsiter rid
ten."
.Yeodure," erpiberte Der glnbere
nit bu6miitbissr Miene, lid babe bies
fen PlaB ppa besablt unb bin ni9t oes
neigt, fir etnan 5remoen mitsubez
5abIen."
ySm," 6rummte Der Stdrte, ,bGtte
i6 bas getpubt, bann piiroe i9 einen
meiner beiben 9eIelIsn bierber aeI6idt
unb itatt isinsr ben PIab i'm 9eipdeen
eingenommsn bdben. SD baIte es fir
naturgemGb, bab elm Starter glns
fprud auf einsn grDbersn PIub bat uIs
Elm Wagerer."
rRatursemdB it," perIebte ieir
Rddbur, pbub Ssbtr ben pIub bs6dlt,
ben sr besdbIt 6at, uRb bab pisImehr
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ISbeaters9tnitE.
Bon gbpin Bprmana.

eis fbsn 9fibs i'm 9artette,
Ser Soetor unD irin g9eib SSanette.
Bon MOrgsus udt bis Nbtnos 3ebn
Ram man ibu auf Der graTis itbn;
Seeut tritb er's nal bis iieben bios -
SAon brauit bic Supsrtiire los.
Sod taum Der erite Snet perrann,
&a rtOet i'm isir g9eib6en an.
Sic ipridt 70 Left, fs ipri6t 10 i6Heur
k8ie i6mstiern bic 5rompetsn bell.
Ser act gett an, bus fort fis nidIt;
Sic ipritt unb ipri6t uno ipribt uHo
ipribt.
Gin ianttes 2i,S nit ,art.n geiser,
So mub Seanettt ireili6 i6psigen.
Sebt uber bri6t bsrsiu bsr Gbor,
@lsitb bGnet fit on bes Soetors Sbr.
Salb eff ilbr III bic Sper aus,
limb plouotrnO gebt has 9aar ra6 Snus. -
lluo anosrn 5ogs srjdbIt Seanette
9pm lauid)'gcn SiBplab i'm Yurtettt,
gpie has Srbefsr gang brilliant,
gpie gut man iebes g9Ort usritauD.
,Gi1 ipridlt frau glnua, mir fans cort
&fg mart msbr 8uuse bu, benn Sbr.
Sd iab's, bu i6ipaBteit Inn Die gSette
Wlit 9rummbab, Wulpbpru, Rlarinetts.s
Sseanette bliBt bic iSreunoin an:
,rSa, bait Oenn BIZ men Irjt 3um Wtonna
eobal6 oein Ser, fd 6ffnsu mill,
2autbt Dir oein alfrto ianft uuo fia.
Wlein Soetcr?! Soa mir Oas Seliugcu,
Dlub idl's permittsls 8unt er3ipingen.
8to' id) 3tusi g9Orts nur gu Saus,
S6pupp, iliBt er mir jur Sbiir binaus.
Sn Spern, mas idD rlirgenOs tann
Geuieb' i'd enoli6 ueineu Wlunn.
Sicr lauitt er ,Grtlid ieOem 99ort;
BUR I'M 5beatsr it Der Srt,
mo, iag' i'd mas, er bis gum S6lub
Stiabalttn mus !"
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Sir lln(ere &tnOer.


Gommt, mir tpolen @eil6en iu9en
Sn oem neu erlpaaten Walo,
9Ho bon grim bsbau4ten Su6en
&cd oes 6intlsins Siso eri6aQt.
Saltet brap bic gluoen Offen,
SpGbt mad allen Seiten feinl
Sn ben Siiiden, tuie mir briisn,
g9iro wobl mas gu iinoen iein.
81, bier bliibt Elm sanses 6lefden
Wtitten aus oem Wpos berausl
9eil6en, 9eil6en, Ssin 9srfedden,
Sieb, mir fanoen idnel es aus.
3iirne, liebes 8eil6en, nimmer,
SaB mir Did su pfiiiden nab'n;
Sieb, Sein Suft uno Garbsni6immer
Sats uns eiEmaI an9etban.
8, tuer liebte ni6t bas geiI9en,
Sas 10 bOlo bei6eioen iItR
9l9, pie ibaoe! gtur elm @eil6en
gltibet es, DOm 2en3 setiiBt.
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Eas faIfdje 9eIsaramnt.

Gin bieberer S9ubmd9er, behen
Spbn duf Rsiieu sesan9en mar, bate
ben uneriparteteu Seiud isiner Glteiten
So9ter erbaIten uno pollte gu bisIem
freubisen 5amilienereigniie aud ieis
nen Sobn 3uriidrufen. 9luf ben Rut6
ieiner 9etannten begibt er ii6 unpers
Siiglid auf bas nG9ite qoItumt. Sa
er bes S6reibens nitt Ionberlicb tuns
big lit, isBt ibm Der pOitbeamte bic
Srabtmslbung an ben in Dresden tpeis
Ienben SObn auf unb befOrbert iie Ios
alei9. Die 9lnttpOrt perbe bdIb eiuz
treffen, tpirb benz Sarrenben bebeutet.
Ra9 elmer balbeu Stunoe 1T iie oa;
Der poIbeamte nimmt lie auf uno
iiberreidht lie benz Wartenoen. Dieter
iisbt ieboh poa Mibtrdusn balb bus
Selegrdmm, bdlb ben 9edmten an uno
fragt eritaunt: rDus, isbt i6on bic
9lntpprt2" Der geamte iebte ibm
auseinanber, baB 9tass in Srbnuns
Tei unb bic Sa6e fpirtlid 10 I9nell
ae6e. 9lGlein Der Wcm tpirb INNER
mibtrauiI9er. pGbrenb er bic e5drifts
siige bes 9sIssramns itubirt. Gr ipirft
f6liebIid in bellem 3Orn ben 3ettel in
ben S9alter Suriid unb bridt in bic
Wprte aus: vgleiu, nein, bas tann ni9t
itimmen! 50 I9rsibt msin @uitap
nidt!" Spridt's unb sntftrnt iid, bic
2biir brOPnsnb in's S4IOb tperfsRb.
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Der furtpSe 2euGter.

Sin Stif elmer Serge piro NIT ei.
nem glassl beidwert, pelder in oas.
untere gnoe bineiueeiiedt miro; bic
Sdwers oes gta9els muB 10 semdbIt
meroen, baB bas Serenitiid, rpenn es
in Elm Blas Waiier 9eiebt miro. gang
in ba3 @aHer bineiniintt, 10 OaB oieies
ben obcren 8ano beriibrt, Obne ieoOb
in 9eriibruns nit bem 9Odt Su toms
men. 3iinoe Die SerSe an uno 9ebe
cine g9ette eiu, baB Seine Serge ibrsr
ei9entbiimlibsn llmsebuns un9ea6tet
gang bis gum unteren gnOe aufbrsns
nen ip;ro.
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Gas fIeine 3iiselden.

Serr Bauer Fat iif fir ptel 9elS
einen Barometer getauft. lin ni6t bds
I9tpere Snitrument beim 9tuf9dngen
gu beTddbisen, lGBt er iid einenS9lpfa
Ter fpmmen, Der aud ben Barometer
ia6aemdB dnnaseIt. 9lOblid fGllt ets
mas 3ur Grbe. Grf4redt eiIt Serr
Bauer bsrbei unb frast: rRenT9, Sic
baben mir bob nidt ben toitburen 9ds
rometer Serbro6sn2" sNee, berubigen
Sic ii1 man, g ia niiht taput," mar
bic Qtntport, it'd babe blos aus @ers
ieben ba untsn bet tleene 8iiseI4en abs
ietloppt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21

9ieies ideint beim erIten Bid un-
9laublid, nu4 einigsr llsberleguus
lpiro man abcr sinieben, baB es bod
eintreifen mub. Ssnn psnu aub bic
gerbrennuna bic 9ere tiirSer ma9t
unb ben Sodt in Seriibrun9 nit bem
g9aiisr brin9en su miiiien itbeint,
nimmt onbsrerfeits bas 8suiht Der
Ser;e in slsitem WaBe ab, uno fe
iiei9t langiam in bic S0be. Ser Stea.
rim, Der in Seriibruns nit Dem @aFer
if uno BON bieiem abaettblt piro,
idmilst lunsiamer als in Der 9uit,
pssbaIb aud bic Serge mebr uno mcbr
aus9eb0bIt niro, 10 onB Der So6t su-
lebt am 9ooen in elmer 9lrt pnn flet.
mem 9runnen itebt, pie es uniere
3eidnun9 Sei9t.
9ie glusbOblune trd9t aud eo;u bei'
bic Serge lei6tsr gu MAIDEN, uno ME
Su Dorausssiast bait, breant lie eanS
bis gum untsrsn Gnoe aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
SpieIe im Sreien 81 fpielen.
Der 9drtner unb fein
9arten.

Gin Sinh tpiro gum 9drtner bs5ip.
5ur 9Grtnerin erndnnt unb tritt in bic
U3itte bes bur9 bic dnberen &inber ges
bilbeten Sreiies. Seoes MGbdsn tpGblt
fi6 nun ben Ramen elmer 8lume, ieber
&nabe ben Namen zines @artengerds
Ties. Der 9Grtner beginnt bds Spiel,
inbem er iih duf bEm @biaB berumz
brebt unb fpridt: r0er @drtnsr 1T an
ieinem Srt, bod bic ReIebd, bic lit
fort" Oas tleine Mdb6en, bas ben
Ramen rReieba" fiibrt, madt einen
&nids unb fpricbt: p0ie ReIeOd 1T an
ibrem Srt, bp6 bic pdonie, bic lit
fort" giun maat bic pGonie ibr
&nidsden unb Iagt: r9ie YGonie lit
an ibrem Srt, bod bic @iebtanne, bic
TT fort" Der &nabe, ipsl6er ben Nas
men n8ieBtaune" trdst, brebt iib uuf
bem gbIdb berum unO ruff in Der ans
eeoeuteten Weiie Elm anberes &inb auf.
gBtl sr ben 9Grtnsr ipieber einmal in
Sepesung ieben. 10 fpri9t er: Die
9iebtunne iIt an ibrem Srt, bod Der
9Grtner, Der 1T fort" 60 IeBt ii3
bas Spiel INNER tpeiter fort; iebes
aufgerufene MGo6sn ma6t einen
&nids, ieber &nabe orebt ii4 auf benz
IbiaB berum. Sebr brollig lpirtt es,
tpenn Der 9drtner ii9 berumbrebt uno
fpri9t: Der 9drtner 1T an ieinem
Srt, bod Der sunse 9urten, Der lit
fort" purduf ale &inber iid breben
ober tnidien miifen. Dirb Der 8urz
ten BON elmer @Grtnerin regiert, 10 ants
fportet OieIe auf ieben 9lnruf nit etnem
&niGs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21

-Sbte Srauer. Ssrr: sd
bin betriibt. sndOise 5rau, sic i'm
SrauertIsibe ipisbsrIeben gu miifen."
9dms: nSu, es mar elm f9tperer
S9idialsi9Iag. Wie finben Sis
iibrigsns. bub mid S8pars tIsibst9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21

-Ra dri9t. SrGuIein: vDie
- i9 foq sic Iieben9 @er bat So.
nen bas srSGblt2" Ssrr: Die 9Gnlss
bIiim9enbIiitbsRbId RbIdttsrna8ri4t!~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-21
Motherly solicitude.

A woman employed at Yorkshire
factory took her 5-year-old boy to the
hospital and asked the surgeon to look
at his hand. BY some freak of nature
his finger and thumb had interlocked,
causing him great deal of pain at
times.
why didn't you come here earlier,
my good woman?" said the surgeon in
a tone of sharp reprimand. THE little
chap has evidently been suffering from
this extraordinary defect since the day
of his birth. If you had brought him
soon after he was born might have
done something for him, but 1 very
much fear l cannot now"
The woman, aware that she was sad
ly to blame, but 10th to take the full
responsibility, Immediately turned upon
her unfortunate offspring.
"Dost ia hear what the gentleman
says, Tommy" she cried. "Tha ought
to ave mentioned it five years sim.
Oih've no patience VII folk at suffer
an say nowt."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-21
Stands Without a Rival.

Mr.. Jno. n. Wilkie, of Sc adams
Ave. West Detroit, Michigan, writes:
| have been troubled with very severe
headache for years and have taken a
great many different remedies, but
have never found anything to give me
as speedy and permanent a cure as
krause's Headache Capsules. In my
opinion they stand without rival;
by Nick Doffing & Co, druggists, Elk
ira, Iowa; N. c. Brorson, druggist,
Audubon.