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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-24

-Woolen clotlas are selli ug for
rom . to 10 per cent. less than. they
We're year ago.
There are 5000 tons Of coke
stacked in the coke. yards awaiting
shipment, and most Of the ovens are
only working half time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
A Fortunate druggist.

Mr.. Edwin W. Joy for many years and now a
prosperous druggist on the corner of Stockton and
Market streets in San Francisco, probably never
dreamed of rivalng in wealth the medicine kings
of the country. But various rumors having been
floating around to the effect that he has struck it
tho cause, and after much difficulty uuravelled
the following story:
Itseems that about seven years ago an English
physician, great student of botany, located for
brief season III this city. His practice not
tensive, and yet the few cases of general nature
that came TO him attracted little attention. His
greatest success seemed to be in the treatment of
liver and kidney disorders, and vitiated blood. In
fact his ability to cope with these common CON-
plants was little short of the marvellous. He
seemed almost infallibIe, and his quiet, modest
methods and his we'll kept secret was as much
mystery Gs himself. After his departure about a
year later Mr. Joy determined to fathom the secret
and copying all the Prescriptions he had filled for
the erratic doctor, no began systematic analysis
In his examination he discovered running all
through the prescriptions fer liver and kidney
troubles, vitiated blood and stomach disorders q
couple of vegetable extracts indigenous to Calfor-
mia, so simple and SO we'll known under homely
every day names 10 every school boy as to entirely
dissipate the suspicion that they were the active
Mr.. Joy that he had discovered the secret that he
embodied the new elements in a preparation of
Sarsaparlla to disguise he taste. and putt before
his customers under the modest name of JOY s
Vegetable Sarsapapilla. Immediately the eame
marvellous stories came back of its astonishing
effects, and the mystery was solved, and the talk
it has created has already caused it to step into
prominence, and orders pour in daily from all
over the coast. People seem to be taking it and
writing and talking about it throughout The State.
And thus another California industry leaps into
existence.-S. F. Examiner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. j. H. La Fleur will 60 to San Fran
cisco on this mornings train.
Rev. W. s. Drummond, editor of the
Lancaster Gazette, is in the city.
General Miles and family have re-
turned from Santa Barbara and are at
the Westminster.
Mr.. Dan Freeman is having photo
graphs taken Of the city, some of which
will be placed on exhibition in England.
Mr.. Edgar T. Welles, Vice-President
of the Wabash road, is on visit to the
coast. He is in San Diego at present
and will pass through this city on his
way to San Francisco on No. 20 Tuesday.
Lieut.. Reber, Of General Miles staff,
has returned from Huachuca, where he
has been on horse board. He will
take charge of the Engineers Office at
headquarters here, during the absence
of Lieut. McCaleb.
Mr.. G. w. Brown, who has hitherto
acted as Secretary and Assistant Manager
of the B. O. Johnson Mercantile Com
pany of Redlands, has severed his con-
nection with that firm for the purpose of
establishing permanent resid ence in
this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
HOT BREAD MADE WHOLESOME.

The Royal Baking Powder possesses peculiar merit
that not possessed by any other eavenng agent Bread
biscuit cake, mullins, rolls, made with it may be
when hot without inconvenience by persons of the most
delicate digestive organs With most persons it is
sary that bread raised with yeast should lose its freshness
become stale before it be with safety Dis
tressng results also follow from eating biscuit cake pastry
etc. raised by the cheap inferior baking powders that
tain lime alum, phosphates, other adulterants The
hot roll and muffin and the delicious hot grdde cakes
raised by Royal Baking Powder wholesome and
digestible soup meat any other food.
Another greatly superior quality possessed by the
Royal Baking Powder that by which the preservation
of important elements Of the -four effected in raising the
bread by the mechanical operation of the gas without fer
mentation Yeast and all baking powders that produce
the leavening gas by fermentation destroy portion of those
nutritive elements of the ourwhioh the NEST heahfl
and the greatest aids perfect assimilation of the food
The Royal Baking Powder while perfectly leavenng
tains without change impairment all those elements
which intended by nature, when combined in
bread, to make it literally the staff of life.
No leavening agent or baking POWDER except the Royal
Baking Powder possesses these great qualifications.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
The First ward Unterrifled.

Int AISb NtdIu
The First Ward Democrats last even
ing held one of the largest political
meetings ever held in the second pre-
cinct of the First Ward.
Mr.. Joseph Davidson, the President OF
the evening, called the meeting to order,
and appointed the following officers !:
Secretary, Freeman Stewart; Vice-Presi-
dents, w. B. Salmon, Hugh Sweeney, J..
D. Murphy, S. Reinhart, G. E. Rowley,
J. F. Gerkins, J. O'Leary, j. D. Custer,
J. J.. Horrald, w. Devereaux, ]. K.
Ahern.
Mr.. George Hermann, OF Pasadena,
the nominee of the Democratic party for
County Recorder, stepped on the plat
form. He assured his audience that
although he was young man he had a
great business experience. He wanted
their support, and when elected would
make a faithful, honest officer.
Mr.. Hermann was followed by Mr.. G..
E. j. White, the Democratic nominee
for County Auditor. Mr.. Whites re-
marks were brief and after making
apologies for several of the nominees for
county Offices, said that if elected he
would do his utmost for the people he
would represent. Mr.. White is too well
known to the people of Southern Cali
fornia to need advertising.
Judge Richard Dunnigar, the first
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
NEWS NOTES.

The Southern Pacific pay-car arrived
last night and made the boys happy.
The charge of battery preferred several
days ago against John Chronis was dis
missed by Justice Austin yesterday.
There are fifteen coal ships at the
the present time in San Pedro Bay,
more than the lighters are able to accom-
modate.
Robert Lee and John Dunn were sent
up from Wilmington yesterday to the
County Jail, having been committed for
disturbing the peace.
Acacia Chapter order of Eastern Star
will meet tomorrow evening in DR.. Cum
ningham's parlors in the Mcdonald
Block, 25 n Main street.
A parlor recital was given last evening
at the Ramona, under the auspices of J.
F. Burns, the proprietor of the house.
A very pleasant programme was rem
dered.
The Prohibitionists will hold another
grand rally here this evening. The
speakers will be Mr.. Will D. Gould and
Judge A. D. Boren, and big time is ex-
pected.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $1S6,l55 and were SO in
number. Of these 32 were for more
than 81 900 each, and 29 were for nomin-
al considerations.
The California Woodmen Beneficial
Society fled articles of incorporation
yesterday with w. Hope Davis, D. A i.
eastman, J. S. Davis, j. w. Henry and
Frank 9. Prescott as directors.
Miss @. J. Jerebeck states that SO far
no warrant has been issued for her
arrest, as was stated on the I'd inst. She
says that if such charge was made
against her, it was not true.
There will be meeting of the Los
Angeles County Medical Society in room
II Of the Hollenbeck, this evening. DIR.
Hitchcock will read paper on "Intuba-
ton" All visiting physicians are invited
to be present.
Minnie Anderson, of this city, was
taken tothe County Jail yesterday and
tried before the Commissioner for in
sanity. She was committed to Stockton,
and was taken north last night by Deputy
Sheriff Cooney.
Mr.. Niles, to whom the report Of the
officers to the Police Commissioners ac.
credited the ownership of houses num-
bered 324 to 1928 New High street, states
that he neither owns nor rents the pro-
perty in question.
A general invitation is extended to all
to attend the meeting of the Mystic
Society. No admittance fee is charged
The programme will consist OF several
addresses explanatory of occultism +,
theosophy, etc., interspersed with vocal
and instrumental music. The entertain
ment will be held at Odd-Fellows' Hall,
tomorrow evening.
Johnny Abbot was run away with yes
terday afternoon in his sulky. The
horse took fright at the corner of Spring
and Second, and tore along the cable line
at furious rate. Abbot was thrown out
and dragged some distance along the
ground. The rig was finally stopped by
Mounted Officer Mcclure at the corner of
Hill street.
Rabbi Schneider will commence this
evening at about o'clock series of
lectures in the Synagogue on "The Jews
as Civilizers in the Worlds History"
The main object of these lectures is to
create a warmer interest in the history
and mission of Judaism, especially among
the rising generation. Services COM
mence at 7 80. The public is cordially
invited.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05

speaker of the evening, was called or.
He stepped forward and held his audi
ence spellbound for two hours. He
proved that the Republican party, al
though they claimed that the Democratic
party were striking down the Labor
party, had scaled within three millions OF
the Mills bill. He claimed that the Re
publican party would take the duty off
whisky rather than drop the free trade
issue.
President Grant, one of the greatest
Republican leaders, recommended tina
the duty be taken off raw material, so
we could compete with foreign manufac
turers.
He quoted statistics to show that the
workingman was every day making the
monopolists richer. The Republican
party have for years had the power to
reduce b, war tariff and had failed to do
so.
Referring to the Burlingame treaty OF
1868, in which Burlingame and Seward
wanted to make citizens of Cinnamon,
the sentiment of the people became so
strong that riot was threatened. Mr.
Morton, better known as Levy Pocket
book Morton, reported that the only way
to protect the Chiuamen was to make
them citizens, and thereby protect them
from the Californian hoodlums.
Mr.. Harrison and his colleague voted
to make citizens of the Cinnamon in 1880
and 1882.
Allen G. Thurman has stood up and
advocated our cause in every case. The
Democratic party tends to support the
laboring man and not the monopolies.
The Republican party enriches the man.
ufacturers and makes the wsge-earner
poorer.
Mr.. w. A. Cole "a Knight of Labor
was the next speaker. His remarks
brought continuous applause.
He brought statistics and common
sense to bear on the audience that
brought repeated applause. He proved
to his brother laborers that the first man
to stop immigration to this country was
Grover Cleveland, the next Democratic
President OF the United States.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
The SYplNd.

The Synod OF the Pacific met last even
ung at Pasadena, full account of which
will appear in to-morrow's HERALD, it
having been crowded out this morning
on account of lack of space.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
ADvICa 80 MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always he used for CHILDREN TEETHING.
1t SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
ailays all pam, CWRES WIND COLIC, and is
the BEST REMEDY for DIARRHGsA. TWEEN.
TY-FiVE CENTS 4 B6TTBE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
Liberal Reward

To finder of big horse, weighing about
800 pounds, spot on face, years old
Deliver to 403 Flower street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05

Go the American bakery, corner OF First and
Main streets, for the best brea1, cream cakes,
of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-05
Undelivered Telegrams.

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph office, No. 6 Court
street. at 10 P. NJ. October 4th: Mrs.
M. A. E. Stanley, Lew Dodd, Thos. Nc.
Kennev.
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0on Wetersbura.

ra- Uarite in 2annen, Summern in
@sIee. faure aaIe. bel @ibmaper.
= Nm Iebien SOnntaa iuurSe bic
6rau Sames Waners, bon 2ittIe gna.
LAMB, begroben. Sic mar 26 Sable
unb I Monnte alt.
- am MsibnaGtstas siebt Seinri6
8snaeI (Doiior Der @eInnben) einen
freisn 2und. teitebenb aus 6aIenpseEs
fer nebgt 8ubeb0r. Die SaIen BOT sr
ieIbft geidchen un6 m6dtc aIle feline
5rsun6s unS 8stanals bsi fi4 feben, ba.
NIT er ibnen sTsabIen iann, ipis er Saa
Mib eriaats,
"a Die GrpaaI 9anb, bon Der 10.
gSorS. ipirb ain @eibnaatStose (geats
miitass uno 9lbenbs) in @abIer' s-eeffls
einen BAL a5baIten, aIt-beldem ale
5reanee berieIbeR etiesIa6en fnb.
= Nm Iebten Samiiae Ieierte Srit
1eufeI fsiuen 60. @sbuitstne, irobei el
feline SrsunSe nuf iSIiIi&fe @siIs BE-.
lpirtbete.. DlbSe er nod manHsn @e.
bursta8 etleten, unb Isine ManI&e IN
grIaHuaB eekeH.
Der aIte Serr 9Ousr 10 auf be,
aranlsnIins.
= Der Stcrh beiGenfte ben SaecI
4c@ nit einem aeiunben Sobus flr eir
9onIiagunasprdfeant.
= SnfpIse bes Iebr farfen Reseni
am RcntaB mar ber 8oarine 8ropl
Bad 70 fart aneefdnOHen, baB er BIZ
5ubbriide. ipeIde nad 9itfIe GneIani
fabrt. iueafdnemmts unb bieiem Der
allen Berfebr abiHnitt. 8is mann
Of | Bis ipnnn ipirb enoIid bic 8rad
fertile iuerben. Sbr StaotUdtsr, su
Silfel
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SsSe Uarfer geOti,eu.

s9- Quite, aappsn, Semben etc. be
9rdmer. 429 Gsbar @psnue.
9ur9 bic bppeitise gniIoSunf
einss SpreneiduiIss, ipurbs am 6reitaf
Der in Der NlOunt pIeaiant @rube ar.
bsitsnSe Nlinsr 3bos. Sersulon Ir
I4iper perlsbt, bab sr nod am ielben
Gase itarb.
= Der 8remler 9atrid Wanean,
bon Merieian Strabs, ipoate am 5reis
tag BEL Der Seimtsbr ouf einsn 8. 8. &
W. 9aiIasiersus iprinsen, babel sIitt
iein Sub aus un6 unter bic 96ber, bic
ibm bas Bein unterboIb benz Qnie abs
fubren. @s ipurbe i'm ScipitaI ampus
tirt.
- Die 9eopIe's 8abn bat Die Gpuns
ellis Inn grIaubnib srlu1t, ibre Spoe
Part 2inie ipie fOIst aus3ubsbnen !.
Bon 0iain 9Ipe. unb g9aibburn Str.
entIane Iebterer Strabe bis gum airHs
bofe; bon ea entIanS Der @arfielo
apenue bis CUR 2afdpette Str; bon 6a
entIans sur Hsbscea Mbenue bon gtes
beeea Ape. sur StpstIanb StraBe bon
SipetIano sur Rain un6 bon Maiu ,ur
Sadion. Q8eiter: Bon 2add. uno Z.
Str, entIans 7. Str. aur 8aiIroab,
entIans 9laiIroao aur 2uSerne, entIana
9usetne sur Sberman 9benue. Dies
ideint uns Elm 8eriu9 Su iein, um bic
sanae @eItTeite einsm Strabenbabn
DtOnopOl 3u unteriperfen, benn es mare
fur bic proieftirte Suburban 8abn auf
Der @siiieite fein 8aum msbr.
S9- @roBsS 4Eprtemsnt bon feiner
Stridarbeit, Sro6eis, @bsnile, Sdupte,
2appen. feline Sdiirse ETC., bel Mrs.
s. 8. 9iaer, 1923 Penn @bsnus. 81. g
= Guan Dabis, Elm alter Waann.
an Der 9. Strabe ipobnbait, ipurbe am
DOnnsrlas MOrssn UNI l ilbr. ais sr
auf oem oeimipeee par, an bsm 8era
an W. Sadaipanna Mosnue nieberaes
ihla8en uns um So beraubt. Sobn 6.
@aIIaban. bon 2ineoln Mpe., unb eSa.
mes SOiepb, IT,, bon BromIeS NSe..
sipet Der betbeiIiaten S&urfen, iibsn
binter S&IOB unO HisesI.
= Cine sepiiie 8rau Nausbtcn, bon
eer Wehfeite, bic fi9 bur9 ibre lanoe
Singer oft IRE Isiten I6bt, ipurbe am
Sonntas iuesen ipieberbOltsm DisbltobIs
na4 benz County Gefdnsnibe aebra6t.
r4- Wanner unb anaben SaIsbes
tleieun9en, SoIentrdser, @eldmeibe,
u. I. iu., ale bic neuefsn globitdten in
Gropn's Bee 6ibe.
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aieberfrdn,liaes.

am Donneritas bieier @ode iperber
bic Witelieoer bes 8ereins tpie6er eir
1heatertld borfdbren unb stpar ipitt
Der bramatiide S6er3 bon SIir: 81
mill nidt iterben" geeeben. Die 8or.
iteluns besinnt balb 8 fibr unb mar
barf fiH auf sinen urssmatbIiden Mbent
eefabt MAIDEN. DlitsIieber un6 Sas
niIien baben freien gintritt.
Die erlie MISUNDERSTANDING in
Der neuen 9aqe finbet am Soantae
glbeno, ben 90. 9ssbr.. ftatt Bnb Cd
ipdre cine re6t subIrei6e 9sibeiIigune
Der MitsIieSer init SamiIien ertpiini6t.
Die nddfe monatIids 0erfammIune
fdIt auf ben 6. Sanuar unS iie lit bon
sroBer Mi6tisteit, 6a an bieiem 4benb
bic NcminatiOn bes Boritanbes unb Grs
nennune Der Masfenbaa Gomites ere
foIsen b'ir6. Ser Mastsnbna ipiro am
28. Sanuar ab9ebaIten unb berfpridt
in ieoer 9inii&t sIansboa ;u iperbsn.
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@eriAtlid,es.

Sim Santiiue NOrssn iuurbsn bic
,itternben Strdilinss in ben @eridiss
Iaal sebra&t, UNI ibre Strafe su erbaI.
ten. Der SdIi9er Sreb @beria tpurbs
Az 5000 @eIbltrufe unb sipei Sabrsn
unb feds MDBaien @efdnsnibbaft i'm
ahliHsn @sfdusnibe peigrtbsilt.
SoIspb @ebsr, 9lnsriff unb Sdlase.
rel, bat Rotten unr $50 Su subIen.
SaIpi @aerep, gInsriff unb S6ld.
osrei, bat SOiien unc $50 Su 3abIeu uni
ipire brei Wlonate lang i'm Gcuntp @e'
fdneniB in bic aot seben.
SSbn 9nnipitstp, ipeesn sines nemr
Ii6en YeresbenS erbielt bieielbe Strafe
Gine srObe @naabl AnseIlaster touri
ben tDeseB Iei9iersn 8ersebeii ju 30
ltsn pernrtbeilt,
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sfpdmals cine wfahnuna

9a es fat setuib ii, bub mir tpesen
anbaItenber ardBilihtsii am eriteu
Sanuar bon ber Serauseabe ees ,,a4os
denbIatt" surldreten tperben, 10 NAB.
nen mir npdmalS bic idumigen Ibon1
nenten sur fOfortisen 9ablune. IRE.
ten mir aus BEN @sI6dfte aus, 70 ipoI'
len mir nidt monatelans abparten, biz
es ben Serreu sefdIis 1T, gu sahIen
IonSsrn mir iperben uuiere aubenitdnot
guttpilIis eintreiben, tpenn es mbslid
1T; absr i'm &lnselpeee, tuenn es ieir
mub. Dor ben 8eiertasen fam Secsrl
mann ipsnisiteus ben suten @iIsn seii
gen uno cine AbI4ldesjabluns MAIDEN
penn Der Rldfano bebeutenb fsin iollte
GrssbshIt Srib @asnsr
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. Ga bsrIautet. hak bic neIe Nahl

- Gs berIautet, baB bic neus 8abu
mad Soreit gitp mad 9oaenbung, &c,
meinIdaftIih bon Der grie unb bon bel
Seriep Central 8abn benubt iperber
foa. Dies ipirb Der Serfep Central
birefte 8erbinbuns nit SpraeiTe, 8uf'
faIo unb 2ate Ontario eeben.
= giabe Der glap 9lus Ranse baIten
0iebe f1on felt geraumer 8eit hohen
GarnibaI. 8srIdiebene SaniIien pa.
ben BON 8eit ju 8eit @ertbsesenitinbe
bermiBt unb unier 5reunb Gbriit Wlinif
beflast iid, fIeine @slbiummen, 0Ieis
bunesitlde. II. 7. tp. berloren si haben.
Ginsr eeipiilen 5amiIie 8rcmn ipurbe uns
Idnsft cine @eIoiumme eeitobIen. Mir
mabnen uniere 2eIer sseenS6 S6Ieidbiebe.
benn nit bem Ginbru6 bonn @inter unb
bielieitisen &rbeiteinitslune siebt eS 70
nan@en aerI, Der iid su iIeinsn ;. 8sr'
sebIiGfeitsn" binreiBen Idbt.
= Die SanSeIsbeb6rSs belt am
Nlontue Mbenb cine reseImdBise 8ers
iammIune, uno bsi6ioB, mad 9rdften
6abin su ipirfen, baB bic Councils ben
freden Strabenbabnen (oher Strabens
rdubern) Elm iurnis bic 8deeI baIten /;
baB bem i6neIIen ISdbren auf ben Stras
Benbabnen uno nit 5ubriperfen @inbalt
eetban ipir6. Die fOlsenben 9erren
tpurben ais Beante ertpdbIt: %. z.
Smith, 9rdi.; 9. s. Dale, Q. q. !;
s. 5. siiber, Seftr. I; ". SO 9idfon,
SGasm.; SO. $. PerfiHs unb s. u.
Priee, 1ruitees.
= Die @rubsuarbeitsr ipsr6en nd@s
fen 9Onneritos in gioafe's Gale einen
Gonpent abbaIten, um fur Die 0erabFebs
uu8 bes PuIpers UNI einen Dollar su
aettiren.
s@- 8eiielIt 6as ,,@odenblott"
entbdIt ale 9iadriHten-niIr $500.
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etahtrath.

Der Common Council belt
om DDnnerltOe 9lbeno cine reeeIm6bige
8erIdmmlunB. Sine Mense 3ednuns
gen ipurosn sur 9abIuns bsOrbsrt. Der
Stabteeometcr irlroe initruirt, 9Idne
fir cine Shubmauer an benz 9bos. +.
Sane Gisentbunt an NobinIon Strabe
,u maHen.-9er StraBenecmmilidr bes
I rahriHtists ben Council. bab bic Ges
bar ApeHue 9ride in sefdbrIihem 3us
itanos isi, uno ipures sr an9spieien, Die
n5ibieen Repardturen Su ma@sn.-
Cine Oroinan3, eIeftriI9e 9idter In ber
5. Daro bsirefeno, puros gum Druid
beoroert. eotbs rsidts cine Asiolntion
Elm, um gerldnseruns Der 3elt, mad
YsrIauf pelher cine Strafe fur 9liht.
sahIunB Der SduI' uno Stabtiteuerr
auierIeet iperpen ioq, BON /. Sanual
bis sum 1 Ssbruar. 5lod elmer Idnael
rem Debate ipurbe oer Antras auf Der
! 1iIa esIeot.-9leefe itelte ben Antrae
Oab S,.:s betrsHsnee GOmite bic 8ertpiI,
lisunssn fur 1889 hsrelts, zHsensm
usn.-Gine 9ieiOIutipn fir sinen a.
uOIbten GuIpert in Der 5. @arb, ipipi
fur cine 9pOrdni in ber |. @arb, iuur,
ben an Elm Gomite berpieien.- DE
| Siaeteeometer tpurbe inIlruirt, pldn
| fir bic PfaIteruue Omit aspbaIt) be
| gebar Npenue, bon Der 9oarina 8ruC
Bride bis iur Biuotu Strobe. su ma
| hen.-Der Staetanipalt ipuroe beor
bert, eeeen bic .. & s. So. ipesel
gli9tanbrinssn bon @ittern an RaiI
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gsOden.S nnbiebau.

Gebr sessn ieinsn Miasn feb
/ DeutIhIanb anlaeinenb ber einen
| Qanbfriepe in Oitafrifa. DeutIde 9a'
nonenboote baben bic SfIobenbdnoIer'
| 5tabt gaeamaio bombarbirt nne ser'
| fort. Der Sduptlins BuiGiri, Der II
erfter Reibe fir ben gIufitano ge8en BIZ
| oftafrifanifsbe 0eielihaft bTantipCrts
| lid isin Ipu, iit auHber 6IuHt. Damit II
aber nidt bas serin9le eelponnen. I'm
es 6er pftafritaniihsn @eieliHaft mbes
lid, su MAIDEN, ibr srobeS @tbiet ipirf'
lid, in 8eIib su nebmen uno ausiubeus
ten, mil1Ien bic 9lraber aud ms Sns
mere psrfplst ilnb srtnbIid eeidla8en
iuereen. So fraet ii@ nun, OBJ ea3u
beutI&e 9ruppen peripanot, oeer pb ss
Der @eieaIdafs seitattet tperoen fol-. Elm
S6Ibnerbser ansulpsrben. Dem 8sr'
nebmen mad 1T 8ismard einem Sanos
trieee in 9lfrifa prircipiea absenei8t
aIoubt aber, bab ,,oie DffentIiae Dlsins
una" einen lolHen perIanes. Der
9aiIsr ipieberum fol- es fur bos 8i9s
tielie baIten, iofort ben Srie9 su ftibs
rem, ba berfeIbe auf bic Oauer Dog uns
permeibIiH iei. Derartl9e ,,unan
nebmIidfsiten" I6einen nun einmaI
pOn Der eoIOniaIpOIitit unSsrtrsnnli9
su lein.
Der 8eidstds beidaItlBt ii9 mt oer
bonn 9unbesratb peisntlIb unleetaltes
ten 8orIaee Sur glltsrs'Serltqsfi!n8
ber Irbeiter. IS Vt ispr paprIpelhs
LID, baB bieieIbe anesnominen iperoen
ipirb, ipeil ihr ale yartslen ipenlglisns
grunoidBIi9 beiltimmsn uno Der Sailsr
ipseiea ben @unih eeduBsrt bat, Die.
les ,,8ermdbtniB lslnes @roBoaIers
in's 2eben trelen ii isbsn.
SIN unBariIhen Sanota9e Ut cie 9ees
resporIase, weIde bon Dferrsl9llden
Reidsraths fait elnltlmmi9 an9snoin'
men ipuroe, auf uneriparteten 2S'ost'
itanb seltoben. @sl9s g!nmanos Die
Dla8paren MAIDEN, ip'ro ni9t 9eme10st.
Sic iperoen ipohl aber l1heBhp naep'
eeben, neil Der Yt'nlferpraroend &is'
ia nit isinem NldirItt oropen mll.
Cine gang ilbsrroi4snee yta9r.qt tam
eisier Gage aus 5rantrs,@. US plsB
ndmIi6, I'm Bureau Der Banamaeailal'
@sieIIihaft lei bic Dlsloun8 e'n8e9ans
asn, bae am Iebten 9eitunestaee, gss
rabe bpr 3boresi4lub, 100000 Ans
tbeilIdeiae Der neuen Ganalanlslbe per.
fault porosn ieisn. Ssiieps 8erletb
bierlter in foIds lufrssuns, oaB ct
Dor Sreuoe tpelnte, ielne 6reunee lms
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20
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tldae5ogeH Iebt. wuroe ourh einen oltinDifdjen
Naiiflcnar bic 8eidrebuiis einss einfaden
uteetoblifhen peilmitfIs iiir Die fhueae uno
onnsrnoe 5tilun8 bon qungenidminoindt.
8rondiiisi aaiarrb. afbma nno allen SaIs.
nno ennseniranibeitsn ausatbdnoiet. Aud
elm Rittd filr poiiiiue raoitale prilnna bon
2erpsHidiuate uno allen Rerpsnirant6eiten.
Nadoem Der @ottor bic punoerbiren 8eiI.
traiieH in tauieu6 6dIIen srprobt hattie, eradi
tste Ct es fur fsine Rliht. oas @iiiel Isineu
leioenben Wiimenlben bsiannt Al MAIDEN.
Bon 0isfem Roib uno @nnfd ae.riebsn, ban.
oslte sr Sd ienoe bisies NeSept aans toiten.
fftL an aue Die es rpiinIhen. IN oeutider
sngliidsr nno frauS0fitr Sprade nit nollsl
anFusrnna Der peritellu1S uuo bee @sbresss,s
Ssnee aoors1e nuo STisfnarts, 5e,isbs Did
aut ei-le 3sltiaa uno il, isnee 60 lofort. Vi
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