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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
for Fairchance this morning to visit

for Fairchance this morning to visit
their brother John.
Mrs. John Linsey, formerly Of this
place, but now OF Mansfield, Ohio, is
the guest of Mrs. Margaret Sanders.
The VI. p. Sabbath school is making
preparations for a Christmas entertain
ment.
A mission Sabbath school was organ
lied at the Black Harve three weeks
ago. Edgar Shotwell was elected SUI
perintendent and Miss Estella Ro6in-
son secretary. In addi o to this Sab
bath school weekly prayer meetings
will be held on Thursday night OF each
week.
]. w. Gregory, OF Hookstown, Pa,
was in town yesterday.
M. C. Young has moved his hard
ware store from the lower town up to
the storeroom latel y~occuIied by l. e.
Bender.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
VIII Give Bond,

ELDORADO. Kan, Dec. 23.-Haywsrd
Morrison, brother of Jessie Morrison,
whose trial for numbering Mrs. Castle
ended in a hung jury, said to-day;
SIX wealthy men Of this county have
volunteered to go on the 5000 bond. We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24

12-roomed dwelling, 1000 Chapline streets
rare location for an NJ. ID.
investment property. l0S, los n i0l
Thirty-third street: pave 1874 per cent
clear. no trouble 10 handle.
Property, 424 Main st, 81 80; bargain
Building lots Fifteenth street. between
Wood and McColloch, so per front foot:
your last chance.
Splendid lot on South Broadway. 9oxl9o
feet: fine location. 81 $50.
Surety Bonds Furnished.
Real Estate. Fire Insurance.
G. o. SMITH, Nat. Eek. Bank BLDG,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
m OPTIMISTIC WEN
r THE SITUATION IN CAPE COLONY
sTAKEN by LORD
KITCHENER.
HE THINKS IT ISN'T so BAD
GAS FAR AS 1 CAN FORM AN oPIN-
ION"

The Boer Commander Evidently CUT
ting Out Some Work for the Eng
Iish, Who Appear to Hardly Know
what Is Going On, from the Lam
auage of the Dispatch-A Big Order
of Cavalry Horses Given in This
Country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
"BROMO" not the same rs
aRRAMVnEV

In buying Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab
let's, the old standard remedy which cures
a cold in one day, be sure that it is
labeled Bromo and not Bromide. At all
druggists. o5c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
StoDs the Cough

and VOrLtH OF the COId.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price % cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
NEW CORPORATIONS.


Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Dec. 23.-The
Secretary of State has issued charters to
the following corporations:
The New York Automatic Music Com
pany, of New York city, for the purpose
of manufacturing dealing and operating
automatically operated musical instru-
ments and appliances necessary in the
operation thereof. The capital stock sub
seribed is $1,000. and the privilege is re-
served of increasing the same TO $3.50. 600.
The Superior Automatic Telephone
Company, of Boston, for the purpose of
manufacturing, purchasing, selling, con-
structing, owning. leasing, controlling
\ and operating telephone and telegraph
kstems and electrical apparatus, de-
and machines, and manufacturing
re and telegraph supplies. Capt.
subscribed is $3.50, and the priv
fSYed of increasing the same
VILE & Monongalia Railroad
of Morgantown, for the pur-
Puilding a railroad from Cass-
PMonongalia county, to Morgan
The capital stock subscribed is $780,
Wo, and the incorporators are John A.
Milholland. of Cumberland. Md; Joseph
u. Gay, of Jaffrey, N. H.; Charles L. F..
Robinson, of Newport. r. L.; James A.
Alexander, of North Plainheld, n. j.;
William Del. Walbridge. of New York
. city.
The Kanawha and PENNSYLVANIA Coal
kmpany, for the purpose OF mining coal
Hother minerals in the State of West
and Pennsylvania and elsewhere
Knitted Stafas. If capotr,a4i.- -
occurring railrpads. steamships,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
STOPPED THE
The Mother of a WOuld-Be Bride
FOrcibIy Interfered.

F~OrcibIy Interfered.
SUSQUEHANNA. Pa. December %.
At H~awleytown last night, while Da-
vid D. Owen and Miss Nancy D.
Vaughan were being united in mar
rage by a local justice Of the peace,
and when the ceremony was just half
completed, the young woman's mother
jumped in between the couple ana for
bade further proceedings. The mar
rage was then declared off. 1t is said
to be the first instance of the kind in
the annals OF history.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
FoH sAI.E-RnAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

A dwelling on river side OF South Front
street.
No. - Maryland street. dwelling. mod
ern.
No. IS Indiana street. frame dwelling.
n number of desirable building lots
on the Wheeling & Elm Grove motor line.
A desirable brick dwelling at No .
Thirteenth street.
Business property on Main street.
Mrs. Lambs residence at Echo Point.
A rare opportunity to secure a home.
A Woodsdale residence, all modern con-
veniences.
FOR RENT.
No. 7sA Fourteenth ST., brick dwelling.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
Room 1 City Bank Building, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
A BRUTAL MURDER
at EIkins at Midnight Satur-
day Night, Without
Excuse.

III Murderer Captured by the Au-
thorities After a Stiff Fight-He
Declared He Would Not Be Taken
Alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

EUR SALE. ~
Six rooms, sixteenth street; cheap.
Ten rooms, Fifteenth st. lot 60 n. front.
Twelve rooms, corner Chapiine and
Twentieth SITS,
Seven rooms, Twenty-second st.
Seven rooms. Eoff ST, between Twenty
second and Twenty-thlrd SITS.
Six rooms. N. Main St: lot 90 II. front.
Fourteen rooms. ~Stronghouse: lot look
100 feet, corner of FortIeth and Water
SITS: cheap.
Seven rooms. Chapline St, between
Twenty-sixth and Twentv-seventh SITS.
Six rooms, McColloch st. No. 1921; cheap.
Six rooms, Jacob St, Centre Wheeling.
Four rooms, Eighteenth ST.
Three rooms, r. McColloch st.
Three rooms. Thirteenth St, and
Four rooms, Twelfth st.
Lots in all parts of the city from siB
up. Money to loan. 800 10 5000. In sums
10 suit.
S. NESBITT, JR
Phone 643. 1855 Market 81.
aolbeh
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7 room house. No. 1902 wetzel St. Price.
81, 10000.
5 room house with stable In rear, on
Eighteenth street.
rooms, hail and bath or Sixteenth ST..
near Eon st.
building lots on North Huron St. %
feet front.
Lots in Belvedere Addition on monthly
payments. from 500 to $500.
room house No. 1l8 Virginia 81. Cheap.
MONEY TO LOAN-t90, $500. 500, $500,
St,O0O. 81. 200, $500 10 i ,00J, on real estate
security.
ORL0FF J. ZANE.
Tel. 936. No. ~ Fourteenth 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
!. S. RHODES Co.

FOR RENT CARDS. Blank House Leases
and Blank Deeds and Deeds Of Trust for
sale at REGISTER COUNTING ROOM.
1925 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
QUALIFY FOR a SALARIED POSITION.

+ MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
2 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.
Uncluding Complete Electrical APP
paratus.
g. ARCHITECTURE.
T. CIVIL ENGINEERING.
): SANITARY PLUMBING. HEAT
ING AND VENTILATION.
s. CHEMISTRY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-24
A CHRISTMAS HINT.

Copyrighted, 1900. Wm. R. Miller.)
There sits Della by the fireplace,
And her cheeks are all aglow;
Children asked her if she'd stay
And wait for Santa CLAUS, you know.
Santa Claus, I think you're crazy!
You're an idiotic clown!
Don't you see this dear girl waiting?
Were l you, Id hurry down.
JEAN c. GrAVEZ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19

SafeluiiIIe iiedt man ;tpsi un9efdbr +
SOL lange Strobtalme binein, bic ct.
mas sn9er als bic 5psi Ian9en RObrsn
iino.
Jtun iebt man bic @alnuB nit ID.
rem lpiBen Gnoe auf ben 9iropfen ei.
ner 6laids, no oas 8anSe Spitem i'm
9leih9eniht itin piro. 8iebt man
bann in bic WalnuB einsn biinnen
WaIsrItrabl, pirb bisies @ aG r ourd
bic Smei lau9sn StrObbalme laufeu uno
iih oarauf burd bic ;tpsi tleinen Sci
tenrObren entleeren, tpoour1 Der 9an;e
glpparat in eins orebenoe 8ewsaun9
iommt. neil oas @afer auT bic Ssits
Der Saielniilis, nslhe Der Miinoune
6ts turSen &Obres 9e9eniiber lieet. ei=
nen Srud ausiIbt, aui bic anOere Seite
aber ni6t.
Die 8Obrun9 Der Q09er muB nit
einiger YOrli6t aus9eiiibrt peroen,
oamit bic ShuIen nidt berfsn ooer bic
WteHeripiBe abbridt; am beIten n;mmt
man einen aliitenoen Giienorabt, nit
nel6em man mad uno na4 bic 26ter
per9rOBern tann, bis lie ben 9epiini9,
ten Surbmeher erbalten baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19

iiberau, ipo er bintdm, aIIes i'm fro6en
Reigsp iubelte uub idu15te uno i'm
reid belobnte. -
glls er ipGter Elm GROCER &iinItler
geporosn mar, oa9te er oft an Iein
fleines Da9tdmmerdsn nit bem sngen
bldtterumrantten Seniter9en suriid, in
bem er uuF ieiner Geigs Suerit bic tDits
Ii9eu SDne berDor5auberte, bic IelbIt
bic Sdubsn auf benz oberen 9oben, be
MduIe apiI6en benz Spdrrenpert, ben
SpaB auf benz 0a9firit unb bas munz
tere &GBlein gu aufmertIumen 2aus
I6srt perbsn lisbsn. -
Der @ngel aber elite ipeiter, bon
!Siitte gu palaIt, BON Rei9 3u Qrm
uno erquidte ieoes unreroorbsne Ssr3
nit Ieinsn 2iebern.
Die WenI9en beritunben i'm iebt,
frDbIicb lobten lie feline Ulelobien unb
bieSen i'm ber3li9 ptlltummen. 2eis
benbe trOitets er, 6rSbIi9e erquidte er
uuo nur iflc6te WenI9en I91uten
9leihoilttg brsin uno perI6loFen i6m
tbre Shore. 60 ipdrb er Der 2ieblinq
Der Sunit. Der 2ieblinu Der Wenfhen
uab t9sr inn frugt:, tpie er betbe uno
BON mem er feline &ie6er babe, Dem ant'
lportete er sIiidIiA: Die Q!soer CAB
mir Ser liebe Soft, bamit i'd Sud ers
guide, benn i'd bin - Der @ngel Der
Utuiili"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19

den nfetnIten ytalenfutters" aus Der
ReIibcn3 umgeiebt.
Ser grobe Sag brad an, unb balb
brungen benz 9eburtstagsIobne Dor
Gnt5iiden Die 9tugen aus ben SDblen
unb beipegtsn it9 oefen giiiItern liz
fern. Boiler Treube l9pb er beim;
ben 9ant IoIlte er bar @iittsen IelbIt
gslesentli4 oarbrinQen.
Sur gelppbnten StunHe mar er am
Tpl9enosn gtbeno pieber duf Ieinem
9pIten. Die &6nigin eri9ien, bod
SrOll i4pieg. Tunb er ettpd feline
0prte?
Gnoli9 pauote iicb bic &Dnigin i'm
Geben pisber um unb fru9te:
nIun, mein lieber 9eburtstagsbrus
Der, lpie I6medt Dir mein Sabat9"
glur Elm 8aghaftes: rMaGeItGb, i9
fam n mid I9nubben, g is esne fall
I1e Sorbe!" murme!te Der @nttduI9te
in ben Bart.
Qlm iibsrnd1Itsn Mprgen Itdnb me-
ben elmer groben &anne Gi9prienpaIz
Ter, bas bort gu Ganbe ii4 ppm 9dffee
germ ben Ramen borgt, elm anbsrss
unb lpeit grDberes 5dBden, a6er aud
nit Der serinsiten SOrte Raienfutters
ouf bem Slide bes Raturburifen in
nisorigsr Stube. Sin Mal iiber bas
dnoere Hang es 3ufrieben aus Srol's
Ytunbe:
rSd, bds is meiner, IN frti9 is er
aus'm @ffsffe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
@ia gutes 3eu8nii,.

Sin 8iirgermeiIter telte elmer
Srausnspsrion, lpel6e ii9 uls Sebams
me etabliren lpulIte, fOIgenbes 3eugnib
aus:
r0ur9 bieIes biirgermeiiterli6e
nib IoG nd6setpieien luerben, pie ads
tunsspertb es gu ertennen 1T. Oernom@
men su babeu, ipie bic @befruu Ses
pratticirenben @unbarStes q. q. 9ers
truoe, geb. aod, ii1 einem eblen 3ped
au piOmen beabIihtigt, ndmlih auf
eisene 8pIten unb psrIonlite 9abinses
buns bas Stubium auf3untbmsn, lpeIs
dies BEL 9eburtsbilfe peibli4er greiss
mile bic sFrii6te IebnIider DiinIds
bes bstbeiligten @ti9Ie6ts gu befries
bigen psrmag. Srau q. bat itd in
bGusli9 moraliI9 bepieIener, dr3tli9
ianitGriI6er unb auf bas uGsemeine
llrtbeil Iid beIdrdutenosr Stniidt ods
Cob unb ben Ruf oieIer @issnI4uftsH
gu erfreuen, pesbalb man nit 8srs
gniisen bieIs Iusfsrtisung beriel6sn
biermit ertbetlt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19

Wusoer g 1uIe Ser allie
Ortspfarrsr lit bsrisBt ipOroen; bus
Oorf bat ibm sinen fsisrlic1en 4bz
I9ieb bersitet. - gud einisen SaseH
erbGIt Der Serr 2ebrer bOn bem @es
faisbnen aus befen ntuem 8obnort
eine &drte, iporin er nr6 einmal fir
bic Gbruug bantt unb btiOnbers uub
Der lieben Sussno einen freunoli6tu
9rub Isnbst. = Srob betpest tritt Der
Serr 2ebrsr in bic Saule. rRun."
fragt er, npon psm meint Sbr tpobI,
baB bieIe 8arts iIt?" 9a bebt Der
Helm. Ni6el BEN Singer unO ruff, aIs
ber 9srr 2sbrsr ibm frsunolih 3unidt,
bsrsbdft: .9on Sei'm S4aB!"
-llnentbe brlt6. o.: ,Suz
ben sic Idon ssb6rt, Der Rotar Muis
bubsr 1T ssItorben." g.: vBds, Der
Notar Waibuber, bas gsbt ni9t. nit
mem ioIlen mir oann Sarod ipielen9"
= Wioerfpru9. SauI1red
(bsr BON einem photographer binausl
sepOrfeu lpirb); r9as piq a gutter
g6ptogrdpb iein uno man piro 10
f6!sdt aufsenommen!"
-uebertrumpft. sd 6leibe
i'm 0ienite bes Serrn 8arons; Der 1ibt
mir, psnn i'd alt bin. bas9naOsnbrot."
BANTER: ~Ru, Bel mir IolIen Ss tris.
gen - 9nabsntu&sn.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
26nisiH uao YSalo1Iter.

Der itol3e Raoelpalo bel Rebsfelo
i'm id4illdtn @r59sbirge ipsiB a4ers
lIebpe Otlpl9td)en gu er3Gblen. Sine
BON bem frllberen oprtisen Balopdrs
ter, osm Uorttdrgen unO urlpi9iigen
Wanne, Der no9 i'm 0ndoenbrOoe
na0 1anne unO 6i4te rOq, lei per
mit9etGeilt.
Gs mar an einem Der er ten Qusuits
td9e ppr meBreren Sabren, als &onigIn
9drold bon Sd9len Don benz, ibrem
t6ni9lidsn 8emabl emit gum 9eburtss
tag geI9tntten SagpialDne Jtebtfelpe
aus ben 9epO9nten 4benOipd5iergang
3pud.n ben naBsn 8aumrIeien unters
nabm, tpie gepObnlib gelolgt Don benz
I'M tr.utn Gienlte ergrauten friibercn
4BalClduier, ter Grua B,iBen mag,
gaIo panbte it9 bic S0HigIn i'm 9es
ben nm, um Senen na9 Denan Sa6ren
gu frd8en.
nytu, uff'm Muno9 is mel neinuns
iieblsoes r;m!" Iautete lie formlOie
gntport.
n9tIio nit mir" iagte iiD bic Gebies
tsr.n, nfeiert aud be- glIte iein g8ies
geHfsit!"
Seim abenoefen unterbielten iid
bic NiaieitGten iiber Srou lno lieBen
ben S6srf0gIter rufen, bamit bisier
gum 5. fir BEN 9rapen elm &iitbtn
Se9ier Gigarren eus DRESDEN teles
grupbifh beitelle unb bteie nit Slid
piini6sn Der 2uno:sbsrrin iibsrreide.
IIs ober trno ipuree, bab Sroa gar
ni6t RauGsr, nur nb0aifder S9nups
fer" lei, ipurbe ber gluftrds in Elm SAB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
SaS IuksgSa IIerrao.

3ur ausftibrun9 bieiss glpparates
brau6en mir einsn Ho99en.S StrO6balm,
cine @allnuB uno swti SaislniiNe.
Sin 5beil bonn breiten gnoe Der gDaa.
nuB wirO ab9eidnitten, wOrauf Der
9an3e Snbalt beraus9enommen Wiro;
in Der Gdbe Oes fpiBen Gnbes bObren
mir oann 3pei runoe 26her, iuelhe 9es
nau ben Sur6meher be3 Strubhalmes
baben. Su jeOe Der beioen S0Ielniilie
perben aud Spei 2oder sebObrt, oas
cine on benz Der Spise ent9ssen9siess
ten haasn Gnoe, ous Slueite uno tleine.
re auf Der Ssite, iponah mir nit einem
setriimmtsn Giienorabt bic 2erne ent-
fernen. geios SaIslnHIie peroen nit
Der Wallnub burd siuei, 3 Soil lan9e
Stiide Oss Strobbalmes perbunoen;
nit ibrem einen Gnoe lperben bieie in
206er Der WalnuB, nit benz auoersn
in oas erOBt. Der 206er Der SaielnliIe
bineinseitedt. Sn bic SeitenlO6er oer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
9as gBerfen na6 Der puppe.

S'NS A"A'tgHhhH5 'H DtVUH USt
u. Bouriet.
3lpei nu9e bei chamber Itebenoe
9aumitGmme perbsn in einer !9Dbe
ppn ungefdbr Il garo pur4 elm
ftrGff unge5p9enes Sell perz
bunosn, auf pel9em 3-6 b0l5erne
Puppen auigereibt iino, lin bie5 glufs
retben ermOgIi6en gu t0nnen, iino bic
Puppen nit einem quer bura bic
9iiftsngegeno gebenoen 2r9 perieben,
Sleins 3piI9enrdume biloenb unO bic
Geii6ter ben Spielenoen 5ugeluunot.
i1peben iie nun ientredt, inosm ibr
SbertOrper obsrbalb bes Seiles, ibr
llntertDrper unterbalb teFelben ii9 be-
finbet. - Die puppen miifen cine
S0be BON 10-15 3ol babsn !;
iis Iinb in isber SpieIpaarenbanblung
tdufIih, man lam iie aber aud ielbit
perfertigen.
Gtpa 4 S9ritts pon benz Seile ents
fernt iteben bic Spielenbeu. Wltt fez
iten, ni9t gu tleinen 8GlIen perfen lie
nu4 ben Puppen, i9re 9tufgube 1T, iie
10 gu treffen, baB iie ii6 einige Male
berumoreben - Pur5elbdume i9laz
gen. @er breimdl umTonit tpirft, muB
bic Bale einem Qnoern geben. Man
tann ben 9eipinnern preiIe gebsn.
@ill man bas @ieoererIan9en Der
9Gae let9ter belperfitelIigen, 10 Ipannt
man btnter benz Sell Elm groBeS sud-
uuf. Qn bic Ter tiinItli9en DanO praIz
len bic 9dIle ab uno brauden nur aufs
9ebOben gu persen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
Sir itnftre &inoer.
eel ieibis uns arbeitSam.

aein Salm i'm 8arten mibis febt,
aein 9isnden bleibt gu Saui',
Gus @aIier lduft, bas 8ao lib brebt,
Die 2uft Siebt elm uno aus.
6riib auf gum @ert nit Cuff uno
6leib
Sbr SinOlein, felt eu9 bran
@pbl benz, Der mas Su ibaffen ipsib,
llno Der iib rs9sn tanu.
gei grb.it luirO bus gluse bell
llno 9ldn5t tuie SOnnenidein,
Ser Sag lduft burti9 BON Der Stea',
9as SsrS bleibt friId unb rein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
WiBaeiHiG.

prtpatier 3uppelmeier III na9 elmer
dnItrengenocn 5llbtour Ipdt gtbsnbs
in llnterIteinIoh aHgetommen uno in
tsr uBoit" etngste9rt. paann i9 pobl
nod elm 3iHmer bdben3" iragt er.
rgllletn Ieiber nift me6r!" suigegnet
bic freunoli6e 8irtbin. .9ei pem
i46ren Wetter 1T 2tlles auf me9rere
Sage bindus beieBt. gfur in benz 3ims
mer bon bem Ssrrn bort iteGt nod etn
fretes 9stt - penn Sic bas piinz
i4en p" Sappelmeier 6etradtet ii9
ben Serrn, einen itart.n, dlteren
Mann, BON 8ertrauen erpedsnoem
9(usIeben, uno piIIigt elm. 9ei benz
9eIprG6, in ipeldss er oann nit benz
3immergtnp6en gcrdtb, erfdbrt cr, oaB
OerIelbe ein Sberamtmann a. D., y6a=
mems SdubIe, 1T. iSrob iiber einen 70
geoieganen 3immertumpdn, trie6t tr
ulsbalb in's Sett unb I9ldft tootmiio
Elm. - Q6er 19pn mad elmer bdl6en
Stunbe erpadt er. Die 6eniter I9eis
nen 3u tlirren uuo entIeblidhe, rafz
ielnoe, pfau6snbe SDne rsi3en 3appels
meiers RerppFtGt. Gr rithtet Iib duf,
I'm ii9 gu orientiren, unb entoedt, oaB
bic qrGBlitgn 5Dns BON benz Sberdmte
mann berriibren, Der I9narbt -
i9ndr6t in elmer Deiie, bic nod ni6t
bu mar, Die grsn5enlos, srauiam, un=
meni9li9 lit = bic tomiI9 rpdre,
penn man ni6t bariiber perz
aipeifeIn miiBte. Der arms @squdlte
ieuf3t. it0bnt, ruff leiie, Iauter, bittet,
Orpbt, ihimpft = enbli9, als 9lqes
nidts bilft. tpirft er nit oonnerRbsm
&ra9 ieinen StiefeISieber gegen Die
3immertbiire. 9arauf Elm entieBter
Shrei elmer Srduenitimme in Der
Stube nebsnan. Der S9nar6er absr
brummt bIos unb ieBt iein Concert
in unperdnbertem MaBe fort. -
S6luflOs, gefoltert, ft0bneno unO flu
heno perbringt 3appelmsisr bic Ruat.
= am nG6iten Wiorgen Elm llnterban@
beln nit Der @irt6in, Elm Bitten, Elm
9eI9p0ren. Sic Sudt bic g41eln.
nWenn Der Ssrr auf benz Seuboben
nGdtigen mill, metnt iie = rpas 9tns
beres lit unm0gli9!" - 3appslmeier
1T nod gu Itrapa8irt, I'm I4oH tpeiter
su reiIen 9tlIo in 9ottes Rumen oenn
auT ben Seubobsn! Gr III apar in
9e5ug auf Rddtldgerung etpas perz
tpDbnt uno finoet es ni4t gerdoe dn9ez
nebm, ais er gtbeubs Ii9 uuf bus 9eu
nieOerlegt = aber bic Miioisteit lGBt
i'm bod einI9luTen. - Sa - na9
elmer tur5en 8eiie - eripaCht er. Das
lit bas2 ST bas elm Sput, eine Salz
lucination ieiner iiberrsi5ten SinneS
Sber it's Dabr9eit2 =. Su, ia, teufz
lii9e @etpiBbeit iIts! Sn ieiner un>
mittelbaren Hdbe raFelt's, fdnurrPs,
pfau6ts, orDbnt es tpieber nte in bers
pihensr Nadt.
,Ulein Serr!" ruff sr aufIpringenb
in maBlpIsm 3orn, has 1T gu oiel,
bas laFe i9 mir nidt gsfalen! Sine
Tol6e 9osbeit idreit gum Simmel!
sic iinb mir na9aeIdltden, Sic folz
tern mid boridblid5, obipobl ib bieie
Ia6t por Sbnen sefIO1sn bin!"
Sn3pii6en 1T aud Der 9(noere
munter getporben. rDus9" grollt er
nit ieinem tiefen 9aB. pSie Dor mir
qefloben2 Sinh sic uu9 tpieber oar
Sic unbeimli9er Msnid! =. SD bin
bpr Sbnen ssfloben - auf ben Seus
booen Iogar! E. Grugen sic nur bic
@irtbin!"
.Sie por mir sefloben9" itdmmelt
3appelmsier fdiIun9slos.
rSapobl!" bpnnert Der &nbere.
rg1eben Sbnsn fann mans ia nt6t
dusbalten: Sic reoen ia bic 9anoe
Ha9t i'm SdIaf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
Qin0ermun0.

Ruttsr: r&urt, tpilIt 0u lpObl
Define Suppe eFen9"
Surt: sd lam nidt."
Mutter: .9l9, mas man ip III,
bds tann man audi"
&urt: pIber i9 10 II ia aud
gar ni9t."
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-14

Bryan, having framed his life af-
TER ting, models of the; old SCHOOL,
aganMt the TOP.
Ss''BEHan shows his greatest pea
sonal strength in the fact that he
is today, as he has ever been, ut
tcrIy without a political machine
Other men in American politics
stand or fall for seasons outside of
their personality. Mr.. David Hill
for instance, lisa geographical To-
cation. Mr.. Mckinley is a
kind of syndicate. Roosevelt
stands for an ideal of civic right
eousness. Mr.. Croker is an lm-
pudent appetite. Quay isia sys-
tenn of wireless telegraphy. But
Bryan is Bryan, and BryaB;is his
prophet. More power fofsE good
or evil rests under '&Fblaell
SLOUGH hat than under anySSother
single head-piece IN America. - .,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-07-14
BRYAN VS.. DEMAGOGUE.

There is some who charge Bryan
as being a demagogue SO we pro
duce from the July number of Nc.
Clures Magazine, an answer much
stronger than we can write, which
not only refutes but shows there
is no ground for making such @
statement:
''Now, the truth of matter is
that Mr.. Bryan is not a dema-
gogue. He is absolutely honest,
which a demagogue is not. He is
absolutely brave, which a demo
gogue is not. He is passionately
sincere, which demagogue is not.
When Mr.. Bryan came to Nebras-
ka, a dozen years ago, his town,
his congressional district, and his
State were overwhelmingly Re
publican. Bryan took up the
cause of tariff reform, and con-
WINGED that free silver was right,
he preached it in his congressional
district with his party organiza-
ton and the odds of battle against
him. He ran for the U. S.
Senate ID 1894 with his party's
State convention endorsement. If
he had trimmed o little on free
silver, the Cleveland Gold Demo-
Gratis might have turned the scales
in his favor. But he didn't trim;
he lost. When Bryan left the
volunteer army of the United
States In 1898, his party had been
opposing the ratification of the
peace treaty with Spain. Bryan
opposed his party, and favored
the ratification of the treaty. A
dishonest man would have glorled
in fighting the treaty. Today
silver sentiment is dying in the
West. Bryan would not lose an
electoral vote by abandoning sill
yer. He would gain thousands Of
franchises in the East by such u
course. But because he believes
that the free coinage of SILVER is
right, wild horses cannot drag him
from his stand.
"Above everything else, Bryan
personally is what may be called
clean man. He is member of
the Presbyterian church, though
he does not add to his other fault
the vice of piety.' His home life
is that of the average well-bred
American-simple, atfectionate,
stimulating. He takes his wife
into partnership in all his inter
ests. She is his on confdant and
his final adviser. In the town of
Lincoln, which does not agree with
him politically and will not vote
for him, Bryan bears the reputa-
ton of Il straightforward, honor
able man, whose word is good. and
whose debts are paid when they
fall due, In the intrigues of local
politics Bryan is not a dominant |
force. He has never dominated |
there. He talked himself into his
honors in local politics, instead Of
winning them in lie caucus. Most
men in Western politics begin at
he bottom-run for county at
orney or the Legislature, are
,radnated INTO a judicial nomina-
ion, and ascend to Congress at
he close of their political lives. | ]