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of qulps and pranks of quaint oddities
and Bizarre conceits of nose aud speech,
and, wtha loycable little fellow, on or
And Of the co' pany's more than pretty
prinq ionnu thls
Hello! There's Fay Tcmpleton's rcdi-
vivus." said mn old-timcr rs he saw Miss
Lottie Kendall, the prima donna, for tie
first time The resemblance is sustained
on closer scrutiny. for there Is the sllhc
pquuncy Of p0lse. the outlines OF the fafe
and figure are sirikinglS slminr and 10
complete the simiiitudr Miss Kendall hds
the dangerous deep I'd OF cyc. which
half conccals half reveals the rapture Of
love aud the smiles Of coqnctry, by means
of which FAY was wont to move stagegoers
of an age gone by. Her voice Is itch and
mclodinns aud her rendi'ionS OF lines aud
situations apprcciatiye ana artistic.
~
The most enthusiastic reports come from
Angleton concerning the concert given there
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mira c. e.
Oliver Miss Mcleod aud Mr.. BeaYley all
from Houston. for the bcneft Of the Pres
byterian church Mr. Oliver said 10 The
Post reprcscn,ative: The door receipts
were nearly sio0 The people were weD
pleased especially with Mrs divers violin
solos npd Miss Macleod's rotations, and a
more appretiatire lot OF pecpir could not as
sernl,le. We were royalty entertained at
IN, elegant home OF Mr.. j. T. strattol and
NJ md Mis- Stevens enter aimed Miss Mac
ieod The ladies. God bless them, were
most liberal with iowcrs and the swee est
thing / ever saw was whoie iot 81 Hiile
ho,.g ana ,,irls an front seats who literally
covered the stage with flowers. The stage
WAS a dream Of lovely shades and eolofs.
| A large curtain In the back 10 whieh was
ninned long lunches OF moss, entirely coy
ering the curtain. showing moss back
/ ground and an evergreen aren ~ iI9ht coy COY
| On either side. Then the floor was carpet
/ "a with handsome rugs on which were
heaps OF beautiful pillows ana smail
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John j., Rockefeller, who can not oh
Wneliter he Is worth S300,0OO,OO0 or $500,
1850 pays extremely well on ma, -
ductiyc and wonderful instrument the ,.io.
lincello. j Plorpont Morgan is a musictl
corhoisscur aud has hn0 Baritone voice.
u may alnusc The enemies 81 ThomaH T.
Plntt 20 hear that the republican leader
possesses rt9l pure tenor. aud. greatly
enjoys singing Colonel Henry Wliterson
the able Kentucky editor IS a good pianist
ana when hr was younger he was % good
successful as lecturer. bis friends say
they had rather hear him play tie plano
than to listen 70 his lectures"
~
Mr. II. e. Krchbicl OF the New York
Tnbupe has just written an article on the
folk music OF the Crcoles of the Inflated
island or Martinique. Handled by Mr..
Krehbiel the subject holds a strong power
Of fascination.
He quotes Loncadlo Hearn's description
OF the marvellous use OF cross rhythms
showing the African influence in the folk
music Of Martinique And adds, on his own
account. that none Of the great composers
Of Europe have vet shown anything like
the command o. rhythms possessed by the
semi-sayage tribes Of Africa.
The syncopation commonly spoken OF ~
critics Ms Scotch snap. or catch. which Is
the basis OF "rngtime' music, Is also nn
element ia the folk music OF Martinique.
49,
A bin was introduced In the senate OF the
United States May ~ by senator Mason OF
Illinois and IN the honse o. Representatives
by REPRESENTATIVE Metcaif Of California IA
establisi Ia this country a National con,
servatcry Of music aud art,
III this bill becomes effective IL VIII give
us a defined National standard IN music
aud, OF course. greatly encourage American
composition.
The Posts music critic leaves home today,
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table here and there covered with lace GOV
ers, making most hcautful aud sitting
the sunny hooks tof which there IRE too
few IN our lives
At the Boston theatcr on May ~ the
school Of opera connected With the Ncw
England Conservatory Of Music gave their
drst public performance. The mcmbcrs n
the opera class were assisted by a full
orchestra, composed Of members Of the
Boston symphony, under the direction n
Signor OreRtB Bimhoni
All The Boston papers report the per
Iormance IA being brilliant success from
every point Of view. The following was
the program;
Mr. Black, Mr. Kerr.
Miss PATTERSON, NJ Day 49,.
Miss Ely, Mr. Black.
"Aidn'-Duo and scene "Giudizio, VERDI
"Crespino Ia Comare Scene and duo
Miss .Rotoll, Miss Patterson.
Mr.. Goldman.
-'IiaT i,H, saS,t,, IiI';,rR,aci mack vsra
Miss Creden. sir. Goldman,
Mr.. Kci-.
Really one need not 90 to Europe now
to train to he an opesa singer
80
This department OF the paper Is in re-
celpi OF copy Of the Choir Journal. puls
lshod in Boston ana devoted 10 the inter
ests Of choir music.
One Of the several good things II con
talns Is an article headed business Men
and Music" II says: The United States
has produced number Of men Of great
executive force and shrewd financial sense,
who have become famous as musicians.
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n, IA NJ news about music should he
ls,tl Rssf; Willie HUtcheson, room 20,
Telephone No. 1l0i.
\, s,eso'inanee last Wednesday night
I'M auditorium il, of Joseph Haydn's chef
r,s,,u, The Creation" was excellent
:, !, Is pleased to note one happy
NJ, ny rhee'sals Of this oratorio--
s..s y. ! Ile formation Of another must.
'.ts mere We have several times
lehl ~, !, there Is enough good musical
l ,,.s i .A's city to provide many mu-
ssI,,, seport OF the proceedings Mt the
II meeting held last Tuesday
aY was called to the chair and
Ht AeFunis was elected secretary,
~ " 4. Welded to adopt the name of
K " ,A'smonie society for the pro-
N ~Vsla,ion. The following were
4 4, n, nnhttee TO prepare bylaws,
Rs,s." hlsgs Prof. Hll. Miss Bes.
4 ~ w., Mrs Maxcy. c. GrnnewaId,
ss.sd 'sen. About fifty nersons mar,
-" preliminary meeting. An.
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CONSUME lois OF TIMBER.
Why the Forests OF the United States
Are Disappearing So Fast.

Why the Forests OF the United States
Are Disappearing So Fast.
Gale Review.
In the United states 100000 feet OF pine
lumber are used every year for matches or
the equivalent az the product OF 400 aces
OF good virgin forest. About B2o,oootpo
cross tics are now laid on American rail.
reads and Go,O0o,0Oo new tics are required
annually for renewals The amount II
timber used every year for tics alone Is
equivalent Ia So0G,00oO00 feet OF lumber
There are nov standing nearly 7,5oo,ooo
telegraph poles The average life OF a
telegraph pole Is about ten Nelrs, SO that
nearly 10000 new POLES are required every
year FOR renewals, These figures do rot
include telephone poles ana the poles re-
CURED on new railway lines.
The total annual consumption 81 timber
for ties and poles Is equivalent to tho
amount OF timber grown on 100000 acres uf
good virgin forest For making shoe pc .u
the amount OF wood used IN single T.
Il equal to the product OF fully 8u'N d ~,
OF iood second growth hard wood In 4.
Lasts and boot trees require at least ,0tt-
csc cords more Most newspaper and pack.
ing paper IS mnde from wood. Although
this industry has been developed only WI h
In the last forty wears, yet the amount Of
wood consumed for paper during that time
has, hcen enormous. The total annual con.
sumption Of wood for paper pulp Is equiVn-
lent to over S0o,OOo00O board feet of tim
her for which II would be necessary. were
the trees all growing together, 10 cut solue
$1,000 acres Of prime woods.
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going TO Europe by way OF New York. she
looks forward delightedly to visiting s&e
native lands OF Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn.
handel List, Wagner, Berioz. Richard
strauss Saint Saens, and all that grand
, sh,aNy o. musical stars which canses mid,
we EUROPE TO cntehine all the rest Of the
World as nlotherland Of musical geniuses.
lhe hrst OF this seasons series OF Sum.
ner nights concerts was given last Tues
day In Turner HAN garden and the r,usieai
program was as follows;
FART I.
"rheopolls Jiggers''.. .r. ]. Herb
Meliey-T Top Liners ............ Markie
,,,ln,- Dream ..,...t.. voiKer
March Revelation ........ Chnmbers
Mnrch Tannhauser'' ....... Wagner
Overture Poet and Peasant. i. .Suppc
Soenfs et Fleurs ..s,.............. .Tcbani
Overture" Morning. Noon and Night.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10y. suppc
PART Ill.
March--"Crecle Bellies . Iampe
tThe Whitneyw Warner Publishing company.
Detroit Mich.)
sexte,tn ,rnr, ,oivu .,n ..,.....'., stuart
Mcdey-~"Sure Thug ........ Moses
Narch-"ldcal American ..... Chambers
~
As heretofore. the Houston ouartette So
elets will continue Its practice all through
the summer, They Will give their reccp-
tion'muslcaie early In July. II will be
roof garden AFFAIR at the Auditorium re.
freshments being served al fresco Mrs.
Baltis Allen will be the soloist OF the ccca-
scn.
~
The list Of numbers TO be given at Nine.
Buiac's complimentary soiree musicale on
next Saturday evening is quite attractive.
The numerous pupils OF Nine. Buiac's class
ARE prnctlcing tndustriously for this con-
cert. which they feel to be their own.
~
From the London letter to the conricr
this;
Ioudou G. Charlton. the New York mu-
sicul manager Is here He Is suffering
from a bad attack OF Nordkitis, and does
not want to recover.
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else Of verse and song in which shields and
a rope Of flowers wore carried in GRACEFUL
decoration tn" lHIrpos5S 81 re iInsI hay
who is the new pastoral assistant me
- Message of the Flowers WIS very pretty,
ana during It's rendition sarge white
GROSS vils covered With wreatns aud bGu-
ouets other sn .cial features of part one
P PIaHo so!o-,a, Garland Bringing" 10
Vocal Is solSI Z i iiiH Flower pay -;
nuct-"Sone ana Fl7wrrs'' ...:....;,..
....., Evelyn Hunter ana Hazel Brown
solo welcome to summer 1 ,.::;;,.a, t,,,,o-
..Ron,y and SOFT" and Summer Swccts''
sung hy the chorus was accompanied ny
the flower salute >,
"yIolct in Fairyiand."
soloists- A.. - nan,
rrsaiirS Wiatehman Susie bartholomew
violet ......,........, Lucy HochefsIhltn
ola Crone. ..................M argery Darst
Tho current number Of Majors Monthly
,faroyine contains a long and well-wrItten
ortIcle stating the case that the music
Vim, clement among TEXANS has nightly
.,r,,,n npd Increased ~ Late and citing 10
rrove it, point the successful career Of
Tho OLYMPIA Opera company, which has for
mere tEan year not left the confines of
this state.
Many uoustonians have happy memories
=. non Itdc-. and this Is wat the Dallas
,aarazin, snys about Ill n:
aRch Lodge owns Dallas 10 put 1t In
,ho natlrnce. He Is an anylytIcal actor.
rendtring the comedy roles with appTee,ias.
zion Of The suhtleties ot humor, and his
.,El gn ranks with the really eminent
~, onara interpretations of the day. IL
~ Piatonic doctrine Of the relative I'M
porree q comedy ana psn tT@ adrey S % e ~
ssssssi,seratvn, for future hisrions. man
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Quite Satisfactory.

New York Weekly.
she Stop! You shan't kiss me tonight,
AZ least not before | have had an expiana-
tian heard Today that You had been en-
gagged 10 sixteen different girls.
He-But that was before had seen yoSr
angel face, my love.
She So II was. 10 be sure. never
thought OF that.
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A Cynical Suggestion.

Washington Star
30 you think that people are less ro-
mantle and imaginative utter they are mar
renT'
~ don't know about the romance" an
s,yerad Mr. Chillins. but II they are going.
10 try TO expiaip everything. theyre got 70
lle more imaginative
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Muslin Underwear

MMSEisi Hss8Ss W SaE
Ma Corset Covers. of white cam
wv blic trimmed In lace edglns aud
sbpk and blue lawns.
Ia Corset Covers. Of pink and
!se blue AVN, lace trimmed, pearl
Mtfons, S5e value: white camhic, lace
ninmed, pearl buttons, PIC value.
9Ec Big assortment Corset Covers,
wv some with lace and embroidery
Insertion In front, values up 20 i5c,
k1n Corset Covers, lace and rib.
WV hon trimmed neck and sleeves,
sear rows lace IN front. Soc value.
GOWNS
Gyery fine Nainsook (comona slip ovcr)
Ules. trimmed In choice lace and EN-
snlndefies. very much under /. ryFS
I Need at Sl,0S, 81, -, 81. 30 and IL u
GOWNS
q good Muslins and Cambrics, prettlly
zoe and trimmed In laces and EN-.
{ Mo'esries each line is specially ptired
sLS 81 TO- Csc, 75c, SOC. YEM
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Ladies' Gloves

Fashions newest IN Lace Gloves, black
and colors, prices &c soc ENo
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IGG
Few more Ladies Fine KID Gloves,
hlnck and colors, worth up 10 an
81 90, at ...,.............,. sfSG
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Mems RandkeyChiefs

Big bargains IN Mems Cambria Hand.
aerchiets, some all linen, Some AI
slightly sollod ..;......... &c
Mems linndkerchefs, some an linen and
hcmstitchcd, well worth up to orr
soc, az DC, Zoe, loo and ,... EJG
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Laces
and
Emhroiderles

We win display this week 4 big line
Of the latest creations In midseaScn
lEces and embroiderles. Our rapidly
moving stock permits Of our receiving
all the latest importations of laces aud
emhroiderieg
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l,5O Wranpers 9SC

y, we'll made perfect fitting Wrappers
!, excellent quality perCalos. In light
y rounds, prrttily trimmcd, very @Ge
iall shirts, 81 30 qualities, at. SSS
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Sumner Vests Csc
cufssEs Our Special
50e Line

W ofer the most liberal value In SOC
corsets ever shown, in medium short
waist and rirdlc effects, hatlste and
saaner nets in pink. blue ana white.
sfli bonea and perfect fitting; nothing
hsssT stas ever shown elsewhere at Zoe,
md probably never viii; he, EAa
American Lady, Warmers and Royal
Worcester CorSots. In all the newest
nj NEST desirable STYLES. at $500, S1,7j,
Il, HI .. si..', $780, ''....... T5G
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Scr %nnseborIam.

Giner Der pielen 5ebler Der Suseno,
bic ii9 benz aufmertiamen @r5ieber
barbieten, rnb bic er gu entfernen itres
ben mub, 1T Der l~lngeborIam, b. 3. bic
@teerIebung bes &inbes sesen oas
@ebot Der @ltern unb 2ebrer. Die
srie9ifde unb IuteiniIde Spra4e be-
Sei6net 9eborfam ais elm Sinhoren.
Der u~nseborIam fam oOer min nidt
bDren. ST. Tam niht 6Dren. tpert oas
Semitic abseitumpft lit. Sas befe9s
lenbe 8ort finbet tein @do i'm &ins
be, oeer es sebt in Elm Sbr binein. gum
aneern rieber bindus. Dies itumpfe
DeIen lam 9aturanlage fein, lam
dber audi burd' falTde g~ebunolung
sntiteben; es bat in Der ainoer5eit an
trGftisen 4nrsi3ungen bes @iaens sez
feblt, oter es lit ipegen pislfa9er Wibs
baRblungen @lsiaeiItisteit eingetres
tretsn fopobl segen bic 8efeble pie
aud seger bic Der RidtaGtuns nads
folgenter Strafe; Der Wille 1T unsnts
pidelt pber geounoen.
Cine aneere @euberung bes unses
borIams 1T tie aufIebnuns segen ben
Wiaen tes @rsiebers. Der fart err
rsgte @issnfpile bes Sinbes iudt iiber
ben 8iaen bes ibm 9ebistenoen bic
SerrT6aFt 5u geipinnen. @r blunt
ii4 duf ge9en bas beredtigte 9ebieten
unb @erbisten. Sc finb bies Naturen
nit itarf ausgeprdgter Gbarattereigsns
tbilmli9teit, infolge beren es ibnen
Tdtper tpirb, in fremoe Inorbnungen
Iib gu fiisen.
Die bdufisiten @rf&einnngen bes
u~ngeborIams beruben uber auf benz
RidtmDgen bel benz Der @inaellpias
BON ten GinfliFen Der SinnIi6feit gss
lentt pirb, alIo bas 4ngenebme iopisl
spie m0gli9 ieber2trt gu eritreben tu9t,
benz llndn9erebmen iopiel ipie mosltt
aus benz Wege gebt. Wiatommener
als ernitlids. geiitise unb torperltde
grbeit lit besbalb pislen ainbern bds
lImbsri9peifen. SpisIer pber aud
Mibiggeben. Sd. Der Srieb gu leBtss
rem Oinsen lit oft 10 itart. baB er es
nift einmnl su einem re6tsn Iufmer@
fen auf bas @ebot. gei4peise oenn
sur 8efolgung beHelben tOmmen lGBt.
OieIes Ri6tmDseR brinet fir ben @r'
sieber piel llnluit uHo 9ebulbsproben.
Die uriade bes llnaeboriams bat
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aur 3eit Der 8efreiunestriese bieate es
aIs &rieasIaaareth fir bic tpphustrans
0a 8 30 ufeur m.

fen geFangenen 5~ran5oien. SpGter.
nit ginfiibruns bes Offentliden 9es
ridtsperfa6rens, ipurbe bas @ebdube
fir bic
i'm Snneren sdnali9 umsebaut. So
fam nidt tpunbernebmen. bab bieie
bielIeitisen bauliden 9erdnberungen
peber irrsn nod auBen benz 9ebGube
sum 8ortbeil qerei6ten.
SIN Sabre 1890 befdloHen bic ftdbs
tiIden @eb0rben, bas 9aus gu Muz
ieumsspeden urnsubauen unb nit benz
anItoBenben Stabtar6ib gu perbinben.
Der llmbau tpurbe i'm Sabre 1891
poIlenbet. 8alb geniisten bic Rdume
nidt mebr, fobaB bic itGbtiiden Be-
BORDEN cine abermalige @rpeiterung
bei9loFsn, bic i'm Sabre 1900 in anz
griff genpmmen tpurbe unb niinnebr
ppllenbet lit. Der 8du entbGlt i'm
eingsf9oTiisen 3pifdenbau einenSaa
fir 8ilber. Der bur6 elm sroBes Sbers
li6t beleuhtet nirb; in ben beiben
@sf9oFen bes Gdbaus befinben iih
grpbe SGle, bersn Oeden in @iIen
unb geton ftuerf9ere RGume CUR Iufs
befpabrung bon funftbiftorii9en Sc
s~snitGnben bieten, bersn GuffteGuns
erit in ipGterer 3eit erfolsen ioG.
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aber nidt ALIEN i'm &inb, ionoern oft
unp piel audi i'm GrSieber Ielbft feinen
Sit. @er oft brobt, pbne bic 9ros
hung ipabr Su MAIDEN. iper immers
nGbrenb fdilt, poer bic &inber in luns
gen Reoen auf bas Suite binipeiit, auf
ben bDrsn lie balb nidt mebr. Wer
linen llneereftes ober iiber bic &rdts
te @e6enbes srmutbet, tper bic Snbipis
bualitdt bes &inbes nidt beriidii6tigt,
ben @inaelipilen behelben ni9t bilben.
Ionbern pernihten nil, Der brinst eis
men @tberIpru6sgeift berpor. Der aud
binisen Mnforberunssn ii4 gu snt3ies
ben fudt.
mas lam nun our 8etGmpfung
unb 9eiluns bes unssboriams seldes
benz
Oa Der labme Dine nit S4pGhe
bes Oentens Sanb in Sanb sebt, 10
fam iebe Wedung Der 8eritanbestbGs
tiateit BON beilfamem @influB auf ben
Wiaen iein. Der bur9 8ertpabrlo=
flung ober WibbuuOlung ftumpfiinnig
unb i6ii6tern, pber aud miBtrauiid
unb it0rrig @eporbene muB bur4 lis'
bepoae 8sbunbluns srmutbist uno
aufgeri9tet fperben. Sarte, nit un'
barmbersiger Strsnse ertbeilte Stra'
fen MAIDEN bier bas llebel nur nod dr'
oer. Dem HidtipoIen unb Ni4tmos
gen basesen 1T nit feiter SdnS unh
itreneer 3u9t, bur9 GonIequena i'm
8eFeblen unb @erbisten, 8elobnen unt
8eItrufen, burd 9epObnung gum
itrengiten @eborium ent9esenautrsten'
0ur6 un~conIequente ooer ungeredt'
gebdnblung ,burd fuli4e Nd9gisbtg'
fsit 1T fdon oft aus einsm gu SsHersH
anasleaten &rabsn elm fp~iberipenittser,
ei9eniinniser Wann geiporoen.
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8 uptaebdub. E.

babnlabunsen Roblen barin perbrannt
tperben. &ein Rdu6p0ltden berrdtb,
mas i'm Snneren Dor ii9 gebt, uno
bod perben bon bier aus mebr ais
sipansig am padbof, i'm fleinen
Ofrdsebese, am SbeaterpldB, S4lpbs
ptdb, auf Der griibtfden Serrafe
unb an Der Rampii9en StraBe gele@
gene tOnisli9e Sof> unb Staatsses
bdiibe tbeils nit Wdrme, theils nit
elettrii6em 2i9t ober Rraft perioret,
10 bds Spsrnbaus, bas fDnigli6e Res
iibenafalob, bic MuIesn, bic pOli5eis
direction unb bic &unitatuOemie. Wftt
benz 9eispert 1T our tpirtbi4aftli9en
4usrubung Der Ddmpffefelanlage elm
@lettricitGtsperf berbunDen fpprben in
Der @ripdgung, bdb in ben Morgens
ftunben bic Re6el our @%rSeugung Der
DGrme fir bic Seiauns, in ben
9d9mittdgs unb Menbitunben our
Grseusuns elettriiden 2idtes benubt
fperben tDnnen. OILS SrGser Der
DGrme, bic ben su bebeiaenben @ebGus
ben 5usefiibrt fpirb, bient Oampf.
Dieter pirb in elmer groben 3efeluns
lage BON 1000 Auabratmeter SeiaflIz
DE in einem beIlen serdumisen Baum
er5eugt unb BON bort in &obrleitungen
bur6 einen unterirbif9en, bequem Bee
gebbaren Canal na9 ben ~erfpGbnten
@ebduben binseleitet; auf Der einen
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Cine etdtit Der Stunt.

9as 2eiripanb6aus pber bas
r@robe Steinerne Saus am Weds
marft," pie es sur 3eit ieiner Gre
bauung (@nbe bes IA. Sabrbunoerts)
genanut ipurbe, lit elmer Der tpenisen
monumentalen profanbauten aus benz
mittelalterliden 6rantfurt, bic uries
rer 3eit erbalten geblieben iinb. WGbz
renb Der Observation-Disclosures
8diisr Siesmuno's befano ii9 Der
Siirgermeifter nit benz Stabtbanner
unb 200 8epaffnsten i'm 2einpanbs
baus. SIN Sabre 1414 unb friber,
mo es nod feline poit CAB unb bic
8riefe bur9 reitenbe %bepaffnete 8oten
befDrbert puroen. biente bas Saus bies
fen unb ibren pferben als llntertunft,
1419 psripenbete man es dls @efdngz
nib fotpis our llnterbrinsung frember
@eiitestrunten, ipdter aber, unb omar
6is gum Sabre 1880, purbe borin aud
bas acknowledgements eineeridtet.
Sn ben Sabren 1858 Biz 1880 bielten
in benz 9ebGuoe bic beiiiI4sn 3riesss
truppen ibrer 9ottesbienit ab..
Sm Sabre 1871 purbe bus Grbgez
idob oss 2eintpanSbauiss our duff
Hubme bon MeBldOen eiugsriGtst, uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27

WGbrenb man friiber iens @ermIteH
aInter ben Armsn i'm beiten Sale nur
bemitleibste, benen bic Natur bds pers
iaste. mas tie Der meemeinbeit gee
pdbrt. bic lie nit pertiimmerten Sim
nesorsanen ausseitattet in bic Dslt
iebte, bat man i'm Is. unb 10. Sabrs
bunbert perfu9t. bieie 8eDduernspers
then in seeisneten 4nitalten fpenisisns
iopeit fir bas 2eben unb bic Mitnelt
gu eraieben. bdb fie iif nidt ielbft in ib=
rer troitlofsn absei9ieosnbeit Sur 2dit
fielen. Defenders bic 8linbenanituIs
ten babsn piele f9one grfolse duf3u'
ipeiien. Die SaubItummeni9 ulen bds
sesen iparen peniser erfolgrei9. Iu9
ba 1T ober ieBt Elm berbeiBunsspolIer
lmf9tpung eineetreten. Bis Dor nod
gar ridt LANCER 3sit mar man Der 9Ina
iidt, baB elm Saubftummer fi9 mlr
bur9 8lids. 3eiden. beritdneli4 mos
den tDnne. unb afpar = abseieben BON
ipenisen alIsemeinen @eiten = aud
rur fir 2eute. bic iene 3ei9en psrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27

fogar aus Der StGrfe bes ibr Geiidt
treffenben 9ltbems bes fpre9enben
2ebrers bic beri9iebenen 2auts unterz
fheiben lernen. lin bies gu errei9en,
fpridt Der 2ebrer gang bi9t Dor benz
@eIi9t bes S9iilsrs. Seben @ofal
unb iebes Wort, bas Der 9ebrer fpri9t,
f9retbt er glei6aeitis auf eine i9par5e
Safsl, um ben &inbern bas S9reiben
gu le6ren; aud ma9t er mimif9e 8ez
pegunger, brobt, ipenn er has Wort
broben ausipri9t, febt ii9, tpenn er
bonn Seben fpri9t u. |. IN. Sc 1T nas
tiirli9 I9per, einem MenI6en, Der ME
einen 2aut berpprsebra4t bat. onSuz
eetp0bnen, bic bas Sprefen permit
telnOen Srgune atpedentipre9enb gu
gebruuhen. Wieber unb pieber muB
Der Gebrer benz Sdubitummen nit
einem tleinen StGb9en bic 3unse ntss
berbriidsn unb birisiren, ebe er lie rid>
ttg formt unb legt. lin ben Stummea
an Elm trdftises @usitoben Der Cuff gu
gefpO6nen, lGbt man aus peri 6iebeneH
@ntfernunsen 2idter ausblafen, pber
tleine auseln uuf elmer Solarinns FORT
blafen, 70 fpeit es sebt. 8iele Monate
bauert bieTs borbereitenben lleburseH,
bann erit besinnt Der eisentlide
Spra6unterri4t, mo aus ben seIerns
ten 2auten @orte eebilbet psrben.
lin cine grObere 4n5abl S9iiIer
gIeidseitig gu unterridten, penbet
man sroBe Wunbipiesel on, in benen
ale bequem bic @eitsn bes 2ebrsrs unb
bic ibrer MitI9iiler feben fDnnen. Ins
artifulirt iinb bic eriten 2dute bes
Stumm.n; uber enbli9 Oeritebt man
i'm unb elm idon Oerloren seslaubter
WtenI9 1T Der Welt piebersesebsn.