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Catoctin clarion., 1900-03-01
A TRYING TIME.
The Man Of Experience Recalls a Din
ner at vassar College.

The Man Of Experience Recalls Din
ner at vassar College.
He was a man of experience. He
had visited nearly every known coun-
try and had thrilling adventures In
some Of them. He had hunted big
game, and had been through at least
one South American revolution. Con-
seuuently he was looked upon as an
interesting story teller, and, being IN
a convivial party, there was a natural
desire on the part of his associates
to draw him out.
Tell us about the most thrilling,
awe.inspiring experience you ever
had" one of them urged.
There is one that stands out pre-
eminently as the most trying ordeal
of my life," he said at last. mo other
experience that ever went through
begins to equal it. Nothing else ever
made me half SO nervous"
Tell us about it," they all cried.
1T was the day I took dinner at
Vassar College," he began.
"Oh, come off" they broke In.
Don't try to jolly us.
I'm not" replied the man OF ex.
perience. I'm telling you the solemn
truth. was friend OF the family OF
q girl at Vassar. and, being armed with
the proper credentials, l called upon
her there and was invited to remain
to dinner. l was the only man In the
dining room. When l entered the
girls were already seated and they
took me in from head to foot. l could
feel them doing 1t. At rough guess
I should say there were 500 pairs OF
eyes riveted upon me, and knew that
300 girls were passing judgment upon
me and everything connected with me
my dress, my bearing, my features,
my manners, everything. One pair OF
feminine eyes can make a man feel
uncomfortable, two pairs can make
him think that life isn't worth living,
and three pairs can give him the cold
shivers. girl knows 1t and she just
glories in it. When she has man at
a disadvantage there Is nothing that
gives her greater pleasure than to
make the most of it and watch him
suffer. Those girls had me at their
mercy. They overwhelmed mo with
cold, critical, analytical glances that
were more deadly than Mauser bul.
lets. BY the time l reached the
guests table, where I sat in solemn
grandeur with the girl at whose in.
vitation I was there, would have
gladly exchanged places with man
leading a forlorn hope on the field Of
battle. Before the dinner was half
over I would have considered being
lost in tropical jungle pleasing by
comparison. Oh, those girls. those
girls They left the dining room be-
fore did, and, In doing SO, they pass
ed my table. I tried to talk enter.
tainingly to my friend, but could feel
them going by--and sizing me up, and
was satisfied that I didn't pass
muster. 1t seemed as II each one was
saying to herself: ooh, he's not SO
many! He lacks ease, and his tie
isn't on straight"
And that" he added. was my most
terrible experience. There was
thrill or a chill to every minute of It,"
New York Sun.
Catoctin clarion., 1900-03-01
A Dou Buried In Style.

Fanny, Newfoundland dog that
lied In New York the other day, had
, satin-lined coffin, with a bunch of
lilies Of the valley and forget-me-nots
m her breasit, in the home of her mis-
ress, q widow, in Twenty-fourth street.
The widow wept bitterly until the af-
ernoon, and then had her pet re-
moved to q carriage, in which it was
AIKEN to q railway station and thence
o the animal cemetery at Hartsdale.
rhe bereaved widow will have a monu-
lent erected over the grave Of the dog,
nd Will lay fresh flowers upon 1t as
ten as she can spare the time. Grief
akes many forms, and is suffered from
1 hhds Of objects In big community
ike that.
Catoctin clarion., 1900-03-01
Wanted the Letter.

She confronted him at the breakfast
table.
George. want that letter in your
pocket. Please give 1t to me. Don't
refuse"
A guilty look swept over his face,
and he answered hoarsely: "W.what
letter, my dear?"
why q v, but IL you could make 1t
an X 1t would do just as well. have
got some shopping to do
And he was SO grateful at the hair
breadth escape that he made it q Xxx.
Catoctin clarion., 1900-03-01
Thought IL Was Dinner Plate.

Mrs. Benham-"The report of the
baseball game says that one of the
players died at the plate"
Benham-"Well, what Of it?"
Mrs. Benham-"I suppose 1t was
overeating that killed him. Judge.
Catoctin clarion., 1900-03-01

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Catoctin clarion., 1900-03-01
No Runaways In Russia.

Runaway horses are unknown in
Russia. No one drives there without
having a thin cord with a running
moose around the neck Of the animal.
When an animal bolts the cord is
pulled and the horse stops as soon as
he feels the pressure on the windpipe
Catoctin clarion., 1900-03-01
Rushing Him Throuuh,

RushIhg HIM Ihrough1
"Casey's hearing has given out and
he is rapidly going blind"
What's to become of him?"
His friends are trying to have him
made a baseball umpire. ."-PhiladeI.
rhia North American.
Catoctin clarion., 1900-03-01
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-08
sDie etdrfc peS 1s,rembsereS.

Die Miitbeilungen bes 2Onoomer
,StanborD" llnb bes beuiIden ,,Mili.
tdrsW rsWohenblatts" iiber Die estdrte Der
Oereinisten guren GtreittrdIte, 9eben
uns MnlaB. einmal eenou felsuItelIen,
tpie Diel Wmnn bic fiioafritanilde Nes
publit uno Der Cranje Greiifadt 3u
Qriegs3eiten in's 6elo fditen t6nnen.
Die ileue Mus9abe oes .@etbner vi.
manabs" aiebt bariiber. Die folgenben
3ablen Die iiibafritanil1e Repnblif
bat Elm Nrtillerie.gorps in 5tdrte pon
80 Dffisieren, 83 unteroffi3ieren uEb
|288 Mann, tppsu Elm 5eleerapben=
Gorps bDn | Sffi3ier uno Is Wlann
aeb6ren. suIammen 4l6 Mann. yta1
elmer i'm S.bre 1894 unternommeneu
9dbluns Iino obenbrein rs. .299 mdnn=
lihe @inmobner perpfIidtet, in Grieegs
seiten oas 2ano sll pertbeioieen. Sns-
9eianlmt maht oies baber eine Oeeres=
maht bon 26,7l5 Mann. Ser Granie=
Greilfaat perfiigt iiber Elm Mrti0erie=
Gorps BON 4 Sifisieren, 10 unteroffi=
sieren uno l40 Mann, tporin Die Sele=
Arapben Gompa9nie einbegriffen III.
ferner iiber 2l5 8enoarmen unb 400
Mann &eierpetruppen fir Die Mrtilerie.
suiamnen alio 778 Wann. Muberbe,n
behebt Die erite &eierpe fur Grieas5eiten
aus 22.50O Mann unb bic 3tpeite Me=
ierue aus 800 damn. 10 bab oieie Me-
publit iiber 3l.278 Mann sll perfiigen
bat uno beioe &epubliten suiammen
81 1893 Mann in's Sselo f1ifen t0nnen.
0iersu bat lid nun nod cine aroBe Mn=
sabl bon giirsern 9eitellt. bic nidt mebr
perpflibtet tparet, bic Waffe su fiihren,
bic ben Rampf I'm Die sSreibeit aber
mittdmpfsn wollten, fir bic 1ie ihon 10
oft 8ut un0 glut ein9eiebt batten.
6erner lino Die peribieoenen Corps Der.
mutblib niht unanlebnlib peritdrft
ourd Die guren in ben beiebten Diltrit=
ten, Die bon Der britiihen Oerri1ait ab.
aefallen iino. 9ie Shdbuna zines
Sransoaal'idsn 0eerfiibrers. oab bic
Buren i'm Gtanbe ieie,l, ben enalilhen
5rnppen 100000 Wann 9eeeniibersu=
ltellen. ideint oesbalb getuiB nibt 70
arg iibertrieben ;u iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-08
Gin MppcM Der 8,,ren Al,
NmerjfA.

2onoon, 5. 1eb. Die biefaen
3eitungsn per6fientli1en Mussiioe aus
einem s5driftitif, bas bonn @taatsief-
retdr @eib unterseidnet uno pretorio,
ben Is. DECEMBER. oatirt lit. gs ibeint
Elm MppeQ an bas ameritaniibe Bolt au
iein, oenn es beibt BARN:
.Wir fino in gesug auf Nahrunas=
.nlittel in groBem WiaBe pon Mmerifa
unb europa abbdnaig. Us ,piiroe BON
Seiten Der @roBmddte perbreberii1
iein, tpenn iie sulieGen, oaB bieies tleine
Bolt our6 0unoersnotb au @runoe
aebt. tuenn oas Shmert periaet. @eit-
benz Der prdlioent Der Ser. Gtaaten i'm
Sabre 1870 uniere 3spubIit als einen
lOuperdnen 5taat anertannt bat, iinb
Wmeritaner in GROCER 3abl hieber ee=
front. Sn jebein einaelnen Ssaae itref=
ten mir ibnen bic Druoerbanb entseoen.
yie 1T Elm Sal bon 8eruneiniaung 3u
perseihnen getpeien, uno bod ipurben
mir nit Der eriien 9rie9snote bes unter=
oriifers benahrihtiat, baB Mmerita i'm
Sunoe nit oem Geinbe itebe. Wenn
nniere Sdmefer=3epubli teine Spm=
patbie fir uns bat. ,penn iie Die Doble
sSreunbi6aitsprahlerei gnalanos Der
Wabrbeit uno AuFridtisteit boraiebt,
tperoen mir niht ldnser an bic &C.
rebtiafeit uno gbrlihteit Der americans
i6en Nation 9lauben uno es fiir lee
rem Sball balten, tuenn lie ii9 gum
gbriitent9unl befennt."
Sn oem 5hrift1tiif pirb aud eeIa0t,
Die yuren bdtten niemals bic meibs
Nlaaae mibbraubt, aber Die Yriten bdt=
ten in Deroepoort Irauen, Ginber unit
Mmeritaner ermoroet.
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WaS lit 9elio0raptie?

Sn Den Nrle9sberl0ten aus Dem
Sranspaal 1T bauiig BON Seliosrapbie
Die &eoe. sseoerntam tbut 10, als Oh
er aenau piib.e. mas Oelioerapbie 1T.
Sn Wirtlihteit 1T man nur in eng be-
Nrensten Sahtreiien iiber oas gDeien
oieier optiihen Selearapbte unterribtet.
Wir balten es besbalb fir niiblih.
elmer @tnoie. Die 0erbert i. 6pie
i'm ,Gtrano Masasine" allen Don ben
2anobeeren uno Der Warine anselpano=
ten Si9nalen aemiomet bat. Die wih=
tighten ginsslbeiten iiber Die 9eIioara-
pbie su entnebmen. Oie 9elio9rapbie
iit oas einfahite. bilialte uno oas ein=
sia lihere S9ltem. oellsn lih Elm bela=
gertes Seer beoienen tann, um nit ben
Sruppen, Die gu ieiner Befreiuns ber=
anriiden. in Terbiuouna gu treten.
Seoe bon ben beioen Sruppenabtbeilun=
gen ltellt einen aus orei beliebieen
St0fen ooer Stdben 5uiammenseIebten
9renfuB auf, uno ieBt einen beliebieen
Splegel baraui. Die 6piesel feut
man 10, oaB lie iid aesenieitig elm
yiinoel Sonnenitrablen Suwerien bann
itelt man an ieoem Npparat einen Spl.
oaten auf. Der bic Sisnale oibt, uno
einen Sifisier, Der nit einem Jernrobs
perishen 1T. Ser Si9nalmann tann
ben 2idtitrom auffanaen nno unterbre=
sben inoem er NIT ieiner Mliibe ooer Dem
6elm ben Gpieael beoeft. @r unter-
briht i'm eiumal, tpenn er ben 8ud=
haben "a" besei6nen min. sueimal
bintereinanoer bel oem Bu1itaben 3D.,
oreimal bel oem Budfaben Is" uim.,
inoem er natiirlid 5milden sluei Worten
cine tleine pauie maht. Nas lit alles.
IS ueritebt iib bon ielbit. oaB Die Se=
liographie nibt anpenobar 1T, tpenn
Der 0immel bemDltt lit ooer menn es
resnet ooer aber - bas abnt ielbit gi=
ner, Der bas pulper ME erfunoen bdtte
mdbreno Der Na1t. Das 1T Der
erlte uebelltano. Ser 3peite lie9t in
Der 2ansiamfeit oes Nerfabrens. Die
englii6e Sprabe 1T BON allen 5praden
oieieniae. uelde am ueni9fen Oarunter
gu leioen bat. pe9en ibres 9roBen 9eih=
tbums an einlilbisen Motten uno an
eebrdu1lihen Nbtiiraunaen unb ipe9en
ibrer prdgnaten 3iirSe. so ertldrt es
lid. oaB Die 0elio9rapbie eiaentlih nur
I'M britiihen 0eere sur Mniuenouns
fommt. Mber iie b,etet anberieits ben
,lnih1Bbaren .8ortbeil, baB 1ie mdbren0
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= gu9en &idter itellt cine 8ereh=
nung auf nod ,pelher bic oeltihe
5lotte bon 1901 bis 1920 ca. 5,772..
900, 900 Warf fofen miro.
= SIN lebten Sabre bat Die oeutihe
&aiierin 1856 aolbene Meoai0en an
weibli9e Sienfboten berlieben. bic 40
Sabre in elmer llno oerielben Gamilie
9eoient batten.
Muf Cuba ioQen 9roBe 2ohlenla=
ger BON auBeroroentliber Brenntraft
entoedt moroen iein. Sas lino bod
niht ettpa bic 2pblen. auf benen mir
bort fbon lan9e liBen I?
= Qonoon allein bat mebr als 5ebn.
nal 10 piel ginmobner, tpie Die beioen
Buren, Nepubliten 5uiammeneenom=
men, ilnb bod 3ittert gana @nglano iebt
Dor oieien. Das 1T Der .Jluh Der bO-
len 9bat".
= prdiibent MeGinlep tpei9ert iid,
bic pernrtbeilten uebertreter oes Oleo-
maraarin=@ =@eiebes au be9naoigen. Cine
,nerftpiirbige Strenae ieitens oes Man-
nes. Der ieds3ebn betriigeriide Yanf=
priiioenten beonaoiat bot.
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Y 9Rif he,n fSelhe meId1es ie

= Mit oein 8eloe, tuelhes iebt Der
iiioafrifaniide 3riea beridlin9t. t6nn-
ten elmer aHndbernOen 6Adbuna au.'
folae tueniehens 3,pan3ia Mi0ionen
bungernbe Snoier 9eidttigt iperben. bis
bic nddfe grnte reif 1T. Mber Der
fortiArittliden Nihtun9 Der anaeblib
uur fiir Civilization lno Oumonitdt
ouftretenben Briten 9ebt Der moiIen=
r,Drbsnbe 0rie9 sur unteroriidung
frsmoer W0lier un0 jir Musbeutung
ibrer Qdnoer bennod melt Dor.
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Gin faHder Seroisn,ns!

Die Enal6nber ribmen tbren OlIiaeren ben Wfntb
nod bog he Dor ben ssnaelu Der enbe feine iltenbe
0ednng fuden. icnbera benz tbotliden Wlei film bic
Nrult 6arbieten llmb bas nennen He heroi5mns unb
bic tlupernlnfti9en pIappern baS Qpb eines iplben
.pelbentbnms" 9ebaufenloS nod SIT bas g. g. antb
etn pelbentbnM, tpenn man fd I'M Rnmpfe nms 0o,
ben Rbrper bel ben bm an9emntbtten Gtr0paaen nitbt
NIT benz Rrdftigun9Smitte mtles bic alalti9e Natur
ielbf borbetet unterltattY enn man bel ben Mn3e'
dbeu, haf ber Rbrper In ienti Sample fpn 9eIitfen
Bat. TIM nidt anibifftY meuu mon bei Ropfinneraen
Jltmmern nor ben Mngsu Observation-Disclosures. Der.
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r6uterpiuen bic aus ben renten Rrdnteridften Obne
ie8lide metnlItjhe. 6benhe Deiuii6un0 htr0cfent
hrb T 9H baa 6eibenmMthY Git1krIid Mot Gin
icIner &syutsmus III ui9ts anbersS olS bie 9r6bte
i.thimOTbsril@e xbcrSeit. 2S Gents. Sn allen Wpos
t4efex.
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5cu BON 3atarrt, ber nidt bur6 Gnnebmen BON 0au's
aatarrb. sur sebetit werben fann.
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cen Ieten 15 Satren setannt nnb balten TIN r roHs
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.Aen bts esRsms. 0essxtns irst vsrianbt. pselo
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Nr. GingS nelie NebenspiQerl oebrau9-
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aeiuno. Qeidt einsunebmen. Ser.
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Is i : Z -
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Das lit I'M Transpaal DibIit einsertdtet
Dag auf ben Sppies ftetS bic 8ureH ftehn
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SIN 2onbon merriam ntOrgen He ipobl Ieien
9ab mir geIiegt - bod Ieiber it's nur Sdeini
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gGir paren bagelptfent
Mann stebeu MIR mobl
Sn YretDria ein Y
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Wfutters 9eIfer Mno &inoes
sfrcttttD.

iino Die 8einamen, tpelhe eine oantbare
Mutter neulib benz altbepdbrten 6eil=
mittel, Jorni's Mlpentrduter 8lutbele=
Der CAB. gSenu mir iiber bic pielen
3eu9nilie gehen, mel6e bieiem Dlittel
int 2anfe Der Sabre tpurOen. 10 miiHer
mir suseben. oaB bieier 9itel anee=
brabt lit uno Elm bantbarer Yater oriift
in einem Brief an Dr. Yeter 6abrnep
in Chicago, Su.. Die ndmli1en @efiible
aus. gDir brinsen oaber ben Brief
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