davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31

the wonderful tales Of the diamond
fields in Kimberley. He reached there
but little in advance Of his future as
sociate and friend, Cecil John Rhodes
He made money at Kimberley in q
small way at first, afterward increas-
ing his store, until he came in touch
with Rhodes and helped the latter to
perfect his great consolidation scheme
which placed the Kimberley mine own-
ers in a position to dictate prices to
the diamond merchants of the world
When Rhodes, Belt and the late Bar
ney Barnato became life governors,
under the original charter of the De-
Beers company, they little thought
that the provision securing them q.
fourth part of the profits after diVi-
dend Of 80 per cent. had been paid to-
the shareholders would prove in itself
a source of enormous revenue. In the
decade Immediately preceding the Boer
war this fourth part aggregated near
" SO, 600, 900, or 81 100000 a year. In
addition to this income, Belt had the,
dividends upon his De Beers stock, hls
interest in the great banking firm O2
Jules POrges & Co, afterward succeed
ed by Wernher, Belt & CO., and pre-
ponderant share in several enormously
lucrative mining ventures in the neigh
borhood of johannesburg.
Not possessing an aggressive and re-
sistent personality Belt naturally feIE
under the spell of Cecil Rhodes, whose,
wealth was never more than a fourth
of his own. In the strongly marked in
dividuality Of the Englishman the Ger
man recognized the very aniithesis OF
himself and readily submitted to a
leadership which he knew it would
have been useless 10 dispute. Like
many other money lords Belt has been
credited with working harder than any1
of his employees and with leading the
life of an ascetic. All this is pure fie-I
tion. He is not hard worker, or ak
least he has the faculty Of accom-
plishing a good deal without putting
forth any particularly strenuous ef-
7 fort He spends much Of his time IN
entertaining, in a quiet way, at his
house in Park lane and in riding and
playing golf. His Offices are the finest
in London and when their quiet, unob-
trusive and diffident owner is there, In
his .Aner sanctum, he is an extremely
difficult man to approach. His staff is
said TO be better paid than any otheE
/ in London.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL
ROAD AND THE CIVIL WAR.
TS6I-I86I.

It was the first and most desirable
point of vantage coveted by both the
Federal and Confederate armies. In
May, 1861. the foug Federal advance
columns concentrated at ParkersbuTg,
w. Va, Wheeling. w. Va, HaTper's
w. Va and at Washington. To re-
tain the advantage, the Federal gov
ernment established block houses
along the railroad from the MonocacY
to the Ohio river, besides forts at
Winchester, HarpeT'S Ferry, Cumber
land, Piedmont and New Creek Key
Ser). Tie B. & o. was the base of
operations for the Federal aImV for
nearly four years and FROM which In
government could not take advance
line earlier than November, 1864. The
B & O. was the means of communi-
cation be Ween the West and the
Army of the Potomac, and was con-
seouently in a continual state Of seige.
HarpeT's Ferry, the key to the Shenan
doah Valley, first famed through the
fanatical attempt of John Brown. in
defying the laws and customs of his
country, was captured and recaptured
eight times in three years. The Gov
ernment Arsenal and armories which
we're located there, were destroyed by
the government to pfevt nt 1 ;ir ca ,,
ture, One hundred and seventy-nint
/ battles of greater or less importance
were on or adjacent to the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, not taking into con
sideratioR the innumeI able skirmishes
All Through Trains f,O.n St. Louis
Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Co
umbus, Cleveland, Wheeling and Pitt:
burg to the East, run via Washington
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31

If speculation. but rather that he
should always observe sound business
methods ln his -ealings When sound,
g.".paylug stocks are low they should
De bought as aU Investment, but not
otherwise.
'Ihr speculative fever has been the
fan "t thousands Of young men and
The wreck Of many fortunes. and vii!
continue TO east wrecks as long as the
Pao rush for quickly-made fortunes
continues"
Although Mr.. Sage is far past the age
al which most men are wholly incom-
F'eni TO discharge active business
cares. he personally directs the man
agemeEt Of his vast business. and every
Gay spends not less than nine hours at
L.s desk IN the back room of his suite
" Offices in the Nassau street sky
sCraper
Since the time that Norcross. the an
aTghlst, tried to kin him. and exploded
Lt bomb in his Office, Mr.. Sage has
I'a an iron grating. surmounting a
.'al wooden partition, placed a few
.et' from the entrance TO his front Of
Zee
through a small wicket gate the
r'..er musttell his business, name, etc,
'5'ofe he can gain admission to the
'gs1 hnancier. Once inside. he finds the
PoSSeS>or Of SlO0.OO0.OOO. made by his
own Efforts. keen-eved, quick. ready to
D,poSe ot any business question with
ot.ert,y.
IL is said Of Mr.. Sage's fortune that
u 1T The best shape Of all the fabu-
yN fortunes gathered together by
.'" lorherS. II is said that Mr.. Sage
,'1 produce more millions in ready
t->a On short notice than any ten men
- manhattan His fortune is largely
is e. ,-e best securities. good real estate,
-'>, class bonds. etc. all of which
5 ---Ag A.gh-class collateral quickly con-
"'15.e into cash.
Many stories - apochrvpbaI and
.--'tr' --Dr' on fact-are told of Mr.. Sage.
49, Various ways of saving money
r..,. ,.'."e~. daily lunches. papers,
l,. car fare and what not. but they
:, ''5 DO effect upon the aged fnancier
d any time.
s-., ~.'e' lend money unless I get
r.r.Z''s l.''s security" said Mr.. Sage. II
g..r pay more than have to for arti-
u nave TO purchase, and l try al
rf,. ,' get as nearly as possible full
c-5.. .,' money expended. These are
tsr t.- rules without which no man
''7 io reach the goal of success
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31
HAS MONEY TO BURN
pnsssu Sage, Veteran and Msgnate
Of Wall Street.
1. sun Active and Has More
u.s5, Cash at His Command
rban Any other Man in
New York.

.rr.I.~ Russell Sage-Wau street
.-..r. ma.umillionaire and world
- authority on tnance-has just
....~.tsl bis ,-rh birthday and the
.....a,a YEAR Of his advent as a money
'.,..r and great speculator in Wall
street. 80.
.r haven't taken "a holiday in so
.... . said Mr. sage. and l find my
..r. f.. both recreation and exercise.
have been too busy to find time for
.r. .s.s.are. the mountains OF the
beach resorts OF the south.
"a long tine ago made up my mind
a.-J gould spend no time in idleness
q. -.rras could find profitable and
-.-..sr- occupation. My business
.s,s. ur that. and so ! am nearly al
v.rs al wo-k.
-Nha+ do / consider essential TO a
,o.rr mans success in life? Well. in
f...-. perseverance and a definite
r.r .r, three If the necessary fac
r.-. The Young man must know
eL.f De wants Ia do. must work hard
....-amuu-h g. IL. and must not be dis
r.g-d .r turned from his course by
..r#ugemeEts.
-What measure of success I may
f.rr attained has been due largely TO
these three things. ] have been a busy
man for more years than most men,
and Ihaye always noticed that the man
who made up his mind TO succeed, al
most invariably did SO, if he was made
Cfthe right material
Speaking from an experience Of more
than half a century Of Wall street and
81, methods. Mr.. Sage said:
"Thg young man who desires 10 sue
coed should never gamble in stocks. I
do got mean by this that he should
reyerseek success through the medium
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31

Denver, Col.-Sunday School Inter.
natl Onal Assn TrienniaI Convention,
June 26. July 2. One fare for the
round tip to Denver. Colorado Springs
or Pueblo, Col. Tickets good going
June IL to 73, good TO return TO Aug,
81, inclusive.
Denver. Confidential Meeting An
Cient Order Hibernians in America
July 1877. One fare for the round
trip TO Denver, Colorado Springs or
Pueblo, Col. Tickets good going July
10 to Il, valid for return to Aug. 81,
inclusive.
Denver. Col.-National Fraternal
Congress, Aug. 2 80. One fare for
the round trip to Denver. Colorado
Springs or Pueblo, Col Tickets good
going Aug. p and %. good returning
until Sept. 80, inclusive.
Denver, COl.-NatiOnal Association
of Letter Carriers, Sept. 6. One
fare for the round trip 10 Denver, Col
Orado Springs or Pueblo, Col. Tick
cts good going Aug. 29 10 81, good re
turning until Sept. 80, in ,lusive.
Minneapolis, Mimi National Edu-
catlonal Association, july I'll. One
fare plus s. 90 for the round trip. flick
cts on sale July 4 to 6, good returning
leaving Minneapolis not earlier than
July nor later than July IA. By de
poslt of ticket with JOINT Agent not
earlier than July nor later than July
ID and payment of fee OF fifty cents an
extension of return limi NAV be Sc.
cured to leave Minneapolis TO and in
Guiding SepI. I,
Mt. Lake Park, Md-Y. NJ. c. A.
Secretaries OF n. A. Biennial Confer
ence, June II-Is. Tickets on sale June
and 10 valid for return to June II,
inclusive,
Salt Lake City Utah-Grand Lodge
B P. o. E, Aug. I2-I4. One fare for
the round trip to Chicago or St. Louis
added TO fares authorized therefrom.
Tickets on sale Au". 6 to s, valid for
return until sept. 80. inclusive.
San Francisco, Cal-Imperial Coun
Gil, Mobiles of Mystic Shrine. Very
low rates. Tickets on sale May 26
June 7, valid for return within sixty
(6o) days from date Of sale when pro1
erly executed and on payment Of fifty
cents at time Of execution.
San francisco Cal-Biennial Meet
ing Knights of Pnythias, Aug. II "a
One fare to Chicago plus $50 for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Aug. | 10
=. valid for stuTn 10 Sep. 3os
Inclusive
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31

Billings's charge against Bishop Wal
terS. He said the girl had been acting
as his hOusekeeper.
Bishop Walters, who lives at 278
Duncan avenue. Jersey City, is fort, =
three years old, and a verv prominent
and estimable man. He recently lost
his wife. Mr.. COrrothers was for
many years the bishops private secre-
tary. The PASTORS wife is living at
BrockpOrt, N. Y, the couple having
separated.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31
~ ~ c1N:ns-s -

n ~ c1S.Es-= --.---
In his office every business day Mr..
Sage Is waited on by hundreds anxious
to invest money in speculative priv
ileges which he sells. When Jay Gould
was alive he was the most skillfuI
trader in puts and calls" known either
10 Wall street or the world.
Since his death Mr.. Sage has been
recognized as the legitimate successor
to his crown. To-day, at IS years old.
he IS king Of the put and call'' court.
and past master Of the intricacies of
the privilege" trade.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31

really ingrainsd in the negro c-arac-
acter, that fact makes the negro prob
lem more serious by far than ali the
outbreaks of the savage lack of self
control which now lead TO llnchingS
and other brutality.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31
THE CHIEF TROUBLE WITH THE
NEGRO.
There is No Rebellion in film-he Likes Tn,
Vital Force of Dissatisfaction.
From the y. y. Evening Journal.

From the n. y. Evening Journal.
We call your attention 10 what
seems to us an important phase of
the negro question
There is objection to the negro in
the South because of special crimes
attributed TO him.
Undoubtedly the objection is often
well founded. The primitive negro.
being very near a savage, has not
acquired the faculty of controlling his
natural impulses.
We have a way of thinking that hon
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31
manage Caused BY Nice.

A shoe firm in Toledo, o., has traced
TO the depredations Of mice losses in
greenbacks and other paper money!
which have amounted to $40 900 in four
CsarE
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31
Frsm the New York Weekly Reporter.

Bishop Alexander Walters, Of the
New Jersey Diocese of the A. NJ +
Zion Church WIS arrested at HaCken-
sack on Sunday afternoon on a Grim
inal charge preferred by Sadie Bill
lines. a girl Of seventeen. The girl IS
a member OF the A. NJ E. Zion Church
in Hackensack, OF which hev. ID.
CorrotheTs is Pastor.
INV arrest is due to the reYengeiul
spirit of Pastor COTrOtherS, said Bish
on Walters, "because last week l re~
moved him from ,his charge. | came
10 HackensaCk yesterday to notify The
trustees of Zion Church publicly that
Corrothers had been removed by me.
The pastor sat in the church next 10
the Billings girl when she mace heT
accusation against me:
II most emphatically deny the charge:
Sucb charges are mIst outrageous ana
munstrous against one II my posi-
non. and ! know my friends will never
Lone of tn, dates mentioned by
this girl is April 70. On that day
was on my way 10 b thlehem, "a
where on the following day dedIca-
ted a church. The other charge IS
based on what did not occur on May I.
On that day was presiding al me an
nual conference and could not have
been near either hackensack or New
York" ,,..,
Samuel 3, Porter, the wealthiest col
ored man in Rergen ounty furnished
S.oO tail for Bishop Walters.
Rev. las. D Corrothers, who is the
autbor of 'rThe Black Cat Club and
oIber Negro dieleet stories and IS a
friend 10 Booker T. Washington, told
a Teporter that he was not behind Miss
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31

PRICIPAL CONVENTIONS HELD
IN VARIOUS PORTIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR WHICH
SPECIAL RATES WILL BE IN
EFFECT VIA BALTIMORE &
OHIO K. K.
The Washington bee., 1902-05-31
CORROTHERS FIRED OUT OF
CHURCH.

Girl Brings Charges Against Bishop
Walters-Sh. Was fiOuskeeper for
Rev. CorrOthers and When the
Bishop Fired Him Out She Made
the Charge.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

Gtob; er ipiso auTmtrtIam, betm
britten StoBe GrssrIid, beim Dierten
enbIi9 Iprinat Ct auf unb fisbt fG
funtelnben 4ugss nm.
Hira.nbs elm alois gu isb.n.
Beinate elaubt er Isbbdft eetrGumi
All bobsn. ala i'm eir fiinftsr, erbbe'
benGbnlider StoB I6isr aus BEN
Bette fdleuSert. Bon einsm losiI6en
Strdbl erleudist. i9uut sr untera
8ett.
Sudsrptb i'm SeTidt. bic bidsn
Sdpeibtropfen auf Der Stirn, fiebl
.r bort Ieinsn alois ouf alien pieren,
aus alien 8rdften bemiibt. bic t0tper'
li9e Gait ieires Germ nit Idmmt Der
RdtruBe bed gu beben unb fallen gu
IaFen.
r9erl," ruff Der lieutenant, Elm,
pl0bli6 auffteisenbe 2adfuit frampi,
BAIT unterbriidenb, rbiTt Ou perriidt9
WarI6 fort!" grf9roden audit aloia
suTammen, perIsbt nod pfli6tsstrer
bem Bette einen lebten Stob, unb per'
fdpinbet in Der Sblre nit ieiner
0ansen 2dnee. Sur Der &opf grinii
beraus, frob bss eelunesnen Wertes.
rMelfe geborTdmit, 1don bier ubr.
unb bite seborIomft INN bic &rons."
.Sinaus nit Dir!" f4rttt piitbsne
Der lieutenant.
9o6 alpis bleibt nit Dem erpiesn
Refrain: 70 is idpn bier ll6r."
Sein 6err lit po[ltommen muntsr.
,Wo i'll Der Stiefeltne6t2" unS er
bIidt piIb berum. um bies 9erdtb gu
entoedsn, mo lit berStiefeltneft. I'm
i'm Dir an rem 8opf gu perfen!"
.WfeIbe eeboriamf." uno Ilots
aiebt qrinIenb ben Dermibten @sssn'
ftanb hintsr ieintm Riiden herpor;
der 1T fhpn lang fprt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
nnttrMrtunbinnen

Inter 5reunbtnHen.-
,Siebft Du, Wurie. nun bin i4 aud
berlobt, nun biit Du mir in nidts
msbr poraus." bod, i'd bin Dffents
lid berlo6t, 0u aber nur beimli6."
= au9eiu 9tf6ent. 2ebrer
(sum SdGler): Sir biefe llnse3ossrs
belt baf Du eigsntlid cine OhrfeiJe
perbient, neil dber beuteOein 9eburtss
tag 1T, mill i4 Dir bic Strafe i4tas
Ten.
Cart ausgebriidt t. Rsrs
tier (einsm Berperbsr feline bdbIids,
nit elmer iibersrOben Rais beba6te
Sohter porfte[Ien6): rTun, Serr
Mdper. fpie ssfdIt Sbnsn meme So6s
ter9" : 8eperb<r: .Ssbr gut :
tpenu sic Sbr nit $4,000 unter bic
Raie sreifen polen!"
Seine Qbfertigung.
0ienfmdb4eH (oas iid UNI cine Stele
bepirbt): -. SD mub Sbnsn absr
bemerten. baB i9 elm befferes
Oi~tnitmGbfen bin!" = 9~dusfrau:
I'D, pifen sic, bann perSi6te i9
Iieber = i'd Tu6e nur elm sutts
0i.nfm6b6sn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

Die Dinge nabmen eiren gang nor
malen unb dngenebmen @erlauf. @l>
frisbe mar unbeI9reiblid Iiebenspiirs
big. Sn ibrem sdn5en Defen tonnten
mir nidts bon BEN l,eberfhpengliden
unb 8srl9rObenen finbsn. bas bod in
ibrsm 8riefe seleeen. Wor aber Der
barin ausseiprpdene @ntbuiidsmus
ibr eisen, 70 erIdien er ieBt, mo mir lie
tdunten, ni9t mebr iibsrtrieben. 4ufs
fanenb mar, tuie pents ie nuf meine
4rbeiten 5uriidtam.
ginss Sases, mir fabeH nit linen
- ndtiirliA taubItumm = untsr meis
nsr 2isbiinsslinbe. iaste GIfriebe gu
6rieerid:
.Sie miihen mir einen 9efdlen
tbun, Serr 8leeborn, Sic miifen ets
mas aus benz Stsereif bidten!"
Bel pieien @orten beaedneten lid
mein Bid nit benz meinss Refftn,
her einen b06It fomiid pirienben'
Sdrsden ausbriidte.
Isle liebeu aIfp Smprupiiuticntn9~
antpprtete Grisbri6 nit elmer psrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Gin pfffser DurfdDs.

lieutenant Npdl Iiebte es, i'm
SAFE, ms &ardmbol oertieft, bieMors
eenituHbe Su eriparten. @r bate nGms
lid einen Burden, auf befen piintts
li9ieit i'm &ufipsden er iid berlaTsn
tpnnte. Nur zines feblte benz brapsn
SOlbdten. bic Gnersis, elm besonnsnes
Dert gu Gnbe gu fiibren. fpelder
Munsel oft bic uriadt elmer @eripGs
tung ieines Germ seiuorben.
Gines Cages, ober better, zines
5riibmorsens um cirta balbsfpei l16r,
beIann fi9 2%ieutenant Mpdl, aerabs
als er fein 3immsr betrat, bab CT UNI
bier llbr f6on setpedt iperben miiFe.
tpoue er sur porabe Sure9t tommsn.
Gr brebt ii6 UNI, unb ssbt in bic
Rammer feines 8uriden, Der bereits
oufs bette idIdft: .qloisi-
.8efeble Serr 2eitnom," font ss
ibm perI6lafen e%ntgegen.
.Du ipirIt mid beute Inn baIbpisr
11br tpeden; nidt b%ersefen!"
.SSdpobl, Serr 2eitnam!-
sd tperbe pisII,iat bart fdIaf,n;
tbus mas 0u tpinit, I'm mid dufSus
briugen. Steb' i3 rs1t3titig auf, be-
fommit 9u cine &roue; perfdIafe i1,
tommit Ou in arreit. 4lio I'M balb'
bier llbr!"
,Satpobl, Serr Qeitndm!"
2ufrieben leate fid Qieutenaut
MDdl 5u Bette. gr fpuBtt fih ses
Ffert: Fein 9urfde perf9IGft nidt.
bas peib er, unb gum Munteripsr0sn
bat es Bis bier llhr cine babe Stunbe
3sit.
Gr fdIGft Elm.
Sraumlos psrbrinst er bic Stpei
Stunben.
v6err 2eitndm," bort sr od T6iids
tern rufsn. uub psripiirt elm Gsidtss
Supfen am linten arme, rSerr 2eits
nam, 3 is i9on 3eit!S
-@eb fpee!" murmeIt er fdtdFtrun'
Ten Grserlid.
.Serr 2eitndm," bort er fpieber,
unb er perTpiirt Elm Stoben an Der
Sdulter. 70 is idon an bier llbr!"
Ser 2ieutsnunt Offnet bulb bic au'
gen unb blidt in bic perfpettiptIds
8ertiir5ung ieines eigenen Reitftodes.
nit pelfem itin glois bsItrsbt 1T.
i'm munter su tiBeIH.
Sch METER ruff er, lauter unb
enersiTfer als bas erfte Mdl. uHb
f6liebt bic auasn, ieoo6 fpdt senus,
INN i,ineR Rebhdutsn 3eit gu laHen,
ben 2idteinbrud Ses i9teunisenRiids
susss feines 8urIden gu %.mpfangsn.
go lam bod unmOeIid idon bier
ltbr fem .benft er fi9. unb Itst ii4
auf bic aubsre Seite. S6On fdipslst
er in Der a~nssnebmen 5offnung. ni4t
mebr seftprt su perben, ala sr elm
leidtes Stben ftinsr llnterlase Ders
{piirt; bod d6t,t tr fpeittr uidt bars
ouf. Rad elmer pauIe sin stusiier
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
.Iisg mas piue 9u Oomit ia.

~Wie9 Nas pilit Du bamit Tas
sen2"
DAB i'd Elm. masfe setrasen
babe"
sd bin itarr Dor @srfpunberuns,"
risf @lfriebe; ria. iper lit benn eiseHts
LID Der 0idter9"
Der sroBe @enius lit mein Snfel
-er 1T eben nidt taubitumm =
tannft Oh mir b~erSsiben2@
nOu biit elm s~rsnSenIos uupsrs
fdGmter Wenf9, elm Similibiamant,
cine taube Rub -"
n@lfriebe!" bat TrieOri9 flebentlid.
.Iber tpie Ou mir, 10 id Dir"
fubr is fort, ~ou4 i'd bin cine - an>
bere."
Da mir nidt mtbr taubifumm tpds
rem, tonnten mir in bas er{taunte rOb"
urb r@b" unIeres Reffsn einIiimmen,
rSa," fubr @Ifriebe fort, lid bin
eisentli9 bier nidt i9. ionbsrn msins
Sante, bic ben sleiGen Ramen bat.
sic f9rieb ben iiberipannten Brief, lie
fponts bsrtommen, absr lire @i6t bins
berte lie baron. Sd Los ben Brief,
unb bd on bemielben Gage Elm @reis4
niB eintrat. bas mir ben aufentbalt
Bet meiuem 8ormunb perIeibete,, 10
entfdIoB i9 mid. itatt ibrer berSus
fabren."
Run bdtten bieDinge cine 8enbuna
genommen, bic uns gu bellautem 2u>
den 5tpdne. =
4ls mir am Morsen 6eim 5riibifiid
faBen, fagte Sriebri9 gu @lfriebs:
SD mOdts Semanb cine lleberras
fhung bereiten. Wie id 5ufdlIig ges
fern erfubr, 1T 9ein 8ormunb ettpas
beiorgt iiber Define MbpeIenbeit, unb
nm i'm 81 berubtsen, babe i9 i'm eins
geldben, nit benz 3%pDlfubrSus duf
unfere Station gu tommen. Wilit Oh
nit mir sebeng"
@lfriebe fuh fehr perlsgsn Dor iid
bin.
sd bersab gu srtpGbnsn." bemertts
lie enoli6. ybdb bieies @rei9nib, bas
mid sI.idfam our Sluat 5fpans :
Elm Seiratbsantras meines @ormuns
hes mar, 70 unsefGbr bic propoiitipn
gu einem Gumpasnieseiddft. Sd ipar
70 eridrodtn. bab i'd gar nidts ants
fporten tonnte."
sd tperbe mid nit Rube unh
lleberlesenbeit poppnen, msiR Sera,
fomme muir mite iusts Sriebri4 iies
sssbepuBt.
60 fubrsn iie alio pieber in meinem
Wagen auf bic Station. 9tls fie aus
riidtamsn. ersGblten fis, baB fid Der
@ormunb piinttli9 sineeiteIt bate,
unb au9 slei9 ununsensbm perben
tpolte. 6rieori9 bate linn iebod BIZ
findn3ieIe Settle Der 4neelegenbeit 10
entf1isben unb siinitig bsleudtet, bab
er iein Miinbsl fdlisbIid nit ieinem
poGIen Sesen entlieb.
8lieb alio nur bic fdpGrmerif9t
Sunte iiber. unb ba fpsib id fpirtlid
nidt. pie fi9 bie. iunsen 2eute fpdter
nit ibr a~bsefunben baben = id fpeib
nur, oaB msine Srau uuf einmuI einsu
pra6tpoGen 3obelpels ibr Gissu
nannte unb Srisbrid cine sepiFe @d.
tung Dor meinen @ebidten bate. Sd
tr0ftete mid bamit, benin es lit bas
Coos zines iebsn beriibmten 0idters,
nur 2orbeeren All ernten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

Jrisbri9 besunn nit sroBem Gifer.
fi6 porSubereiten. gr las iogar meme
@ebidts, mas er iid ionit ME bdtts
einfaneH laHen; Der erfOIs idieu uns
opeifelbdft.
qm Montag HdGmitta9 fubren
mir ibn in unierem tleinen Bagen auf
bic Station uRb itelten uns ertpars
tungspon auf benz gsrrpn auf. Der
3us belt unb sinige paFueiere ftiesen
aus. aber umionit ipGbts i'd nad els
mem Wsieu, bas auf ben Ramen Gls
friebe Sinnig bOren tDnRte. Sd
tppnte mid eerabe an meme 6rdu
member unb bic ganse Sa9e als cine
Soppsrei binftsllen, ala i'd bi6t bintet
mir cine friide iinblide Stimme fra,
gen b6rte:
.&0nnsn sic mir nitt ben Weg
gum Seim Oes Di4tsrs SIssbOrn seis
eeng"
.8itte, mein 5rGuIein," antiportete
mein Reffe. Der bin i'd ielbft. 9arf
id dnnsbmen. buB i'd nit meiner lies
benspiirOisen 8Orrsiponbentin ipres
DEE"
9as tpeiblids Msien Dor uns IdOb
ben buntIen Reiief9leier binauf unb
entbiiGts uns bamit Elm biibihes Mdb,
dsnseiidt. has abns9ieInb roth unb
bldb nuroe.
au9 6riebri9 tptdieIte bic Sarbe.
yDas 1T ia tie bonn gereinsbaI!'
fIiifterte er mir baitis gu, Fanb aber
idnsn feline Stlbftbeberri6ung tpisber.
.. -Sss6 barf sic aIfo gu msinem Das
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

Sisr nun cine periOnlide 9smer<
flung iibr mid felbF. Sd = Gpalb
Grisbri9 &Iesborn = BARI %anusbmen,
baB ben meiiten 2efsrn ipenisitens Der
gei6madbo[e Ginbano meiusr Derte
betanut lit. 9epObnli6 iperbe id in
per Rubrif DWeibna6tsbiidsrtif9"
nit msbrsren Sunbert @oncurrenteR
5usfei9 f9merSIos binseri6tst, mas
aber, nie Der seneigte 2efer bersits
tusib, tsiE SinOerniB lit, nm ni9t pic
rnb bu einsn Grfols gu erSieIsn.
Rur in zines Tam fi9 bas 9ros
bes publitums am nenisiteR bineins
finben, bab ndmli9 Der 9erfdfer ni9t
uIss isIbit erlebt bat. Wis Diels ipeibs
lide perIonsn perebren mid als ben
Dertiiaber bss erbobeniteR 2isbess unb
SeelenfdmerSss, ben i9. Der sIiidIi4t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Sroft Der Na@t.
Ron eottIrieb aiultL

Gs beitt bic Radt bes Sasss Muuben.
Nenn init Der Sterne buntem Sdeiu
Oas t6Rislide 9aupt umpuuoeR
Sic itiu unb mddtis tritt berein.
Sie miloeD leiien 9ou9e tommen,
Der GarbsR erele pradt srblabt;
Sn peifsr 2iuis lisst psridfpommsr
Ser f4orfeu 3udenfelisn 2aft.
go est bic Radt init Muttersiite
Sid INN bic Ssele f6mer3enpoa:
gs lGutert ftiI fi9 i'm Semitic
3ur Webmutb ieber bittre @roa.
Die SbrGnen, bic perseHen i9liefen,
Stun ftr6msn ie in mddt'sem 2auf:
Sc ftei9t aus punbeR 9er5enstiefen
Sin rettungabnenb 8eten uuf.