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MURDERED IN DENVER.
\ woman who Was Oar- a. s""i-ty Belle
in ~. I.sui>.

ST. LouIS. Jan. "a special tn the Re-
J,ubiic from Denver, Col. says: Til" body
of Mrs. 4. j. Tobin was found in a rck.ty
old tenement bous. yesterday with her
once b"tItiful features beaten into "A pulp
aud her teeth broken, som" uf them being
lodged in her throat. IL was at first
thoughI Sh" had been run OYER 10y "A "ubl"
car and carried There. but TIA" coroner ad-
sliircd sufficient Testimony upon which
to hav. her husband arrested for murder.
IT," R"p"hii" taS poSitiv" information
that IA" woman il "A sister Of ext ongr,ss-
man Stone, of this city. Stou" was seen
Tonight but would say nothing further
thtn that his sister had been twice mar
ri"d both times unfortunately. He freely
admitted that th. unfortunate woman
Jo~.Jhinc Tobiu. Her first husband was
James Rockford. TIN. murdered woman
s,1ri,ty.
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she TOOK HIM BACK.
The ssqusl to = Theatrical Estrange snent
im New Work.

tn New York.
NEW YoRk, Jan. s.-GeorRc w. Lelercr,
the theatrical manager OF Clara Chester
notoricty, and his wife. who was Miss Ida
Florence Ncwcornbc, are, IL the story OF
Letlcrcr himself Is true, tn be again united.
Le,lcrcr left the city day or two ago.
Before his departure he confi.lcd tn
present status of his short but eventual
married life. "My wife, Miss Newconbc.
he said, left New York about u week ago
with her father. He had business tn at
tend to in Chicago and the west. He said
hc hoped a change of scene wuold benefit
his daughters health. Soon after their
arrival in Chicago Mr.. Newcombe dis
covered we were in communicable and
commenced to place "A close watch over
the letters and messages of his daughter.
Last Monday he came into pos
session Of ~ letter from me. He con-
frontcsi his daughter with this evidence and
asked her il we were in communication.
My wife told him what had been passing
between ever since had been mar
riesl. This augcrcd the old gentleman,
and lac said il she continued to hay" any
thing at all to do with that she must
give me up ana IL stormy scene cristicd. Ii
was finally ended 10y Newcombc giving
his daughter "A certain sum Of money and
telling her to go with me If such i. her
tivcs in this city telling my wifr's choice
and what Ia. did. Hc warmed them against
| ever receiving her again. saying lac would
not recognize her as "a daughter " she
cluug tn me- husband. My wifi" i'm
mcdiatcly notified IN" what had AIKEN
place aud asked mc To- come stS quickly AS
| possible to Chicago. This IL what calls
me away now. Ii il my intention To- meet
my wife i'm Chicago aud she will then ac-
company me to- Philadelphia, where we
| will live.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
n scotch Lady Fiees Ero," Her Husbands
Grueltie~.

CHIcAGo. Jan. s.-A dispatch from
indianapolis says Scotch noble woman
is here hiding from her husband. The
girl is kathalceu Bride An tin, and ac-
cor,lipg to her story she was until "a month
ago the wife of Sir Francis Aus
tin, n baron of Aberdeen, Scotland. said
to- bc "A barrister of standing in northern
Scotland. A little more than two years
ago this girl. with babe but 3 months
old in her arms. in order tn es. ape, she
says. the cr,r.lties of her husband. bought
"a passage at Aberdeen, Scotland, for
indianapolis. BY IA russ. she Slipped away
from her husband, and without IA pro-
tector, and with only small sum of
money, she took passage for America.
Arriving at indianapolis, fricndles- and
almost moneyless. she sought and oltaiued
"a situation servant girl, and since
that time she has been engaged with sew
eral well known families. none of whom
knew her secret. The child died in OIL
ncy, ILL.,. where she had sent il to he. taken
care of. In the meantime Sir Francis
Austin. learning that his young wife had
bought "a passage to luIIanul,olis. came
here in search Of her. Tie had advertised
tin had seen. When her baby died she
was overcome with grief that she uoti-
fled her husband of her whcrsutppiitS and
the death of their child. Sir Francis had
the dead babe cmbaimcd and took il to
New York. from where. he shipprh il to
Aberdeen for burial. He returned from
New York and has since been iuportIn-
ing his wife To- return tp their mansion at
Aberdeen. She refuses to go back with
him. and states that they lived happily i'm
the attention of her husband. which soon
made trouble. and To get rid of her the
baron had her put in an insane asylum,
from which she escaped.
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SIGNED BY The INDIANS
Two Hundred Thousand Acres Of Land
Thrown Open to Settlement.
The Cmur d'Aienes Convey Valuable Land
to the United states Government
BsoSm.rs Waiting to Take Adj
vantage of the Treaty.

Sp-,.aI Ia the standard.
SPOKANE FALLS, Jan. s.-A conference
b.tw"cp Occur d'Al.ne Indians aud Of
fic"r- Of the government held at
D"~m"t Mission yesterday, resulting iu
the signing of a treaty. 10y which 22D.OD
acres of the most valuable land of the
Occur d'Alcne reservation was conveyed
To- th" United States. Th. tract conveyed
embraces the largest portion of the beau
tiful Occur dAlen" lake and large
amount of rich mineral and fine timber
lands. The Indians war.. well satisfied
ou all points and signed tn. treaty will
ingly. The papers signed were final for
all treaties, the one negotiated in l-'s9 and
also on" Last August. The first treaty in
clu'i"s the land upon which Spokane Falls
aud Pennington. WASH. located.
lh" Land embraced in the
. treaty i L. mile strip
ou TIA" ! orth side of the Cu,ur IL Al.n.
reservation. portions of which liz. across
Spokane river from Post falls. l. miles
abnv" TIA" city.
Willis Sweet. chief Justice of the STU
prem" court OF Idaho. Col. William X.
! Wallace If the town Of Wallace, and Ma
1 inr John A. Manning Of Post falls. repre-
/ scented Tire government. and Chief ~clti-
/ and eight of his head chiefs represented
/ the Indians. For several months boomers
/ hay" been camping ON the borders of the
rc~.rS alton ready to move ON soon as
] tn" treaty should bc contaminated.
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STILL AT THE TARIFF.
More Arguments on the Internal Revenue
abus,ti iun.

WNSHINGToS. Jan. S.-1h" ways AMI
m"tus committees, this morning, heard
more arguments ou tire tobacco question
and in I'll. afternoon heard several gen
tlsIucr connected with tia" win" aud spirit
interest. teprgs Il. SIagg. of k"nt,icky.
read I'll" statement and said III"
uiStill.r- d, not ask repeal of
III. internal revenue laws II would
Will" increasing business temporarily re-
suit ia over production aIh consequent
drprr~siou. They would Iik" Ia have ia"
tax reduced from soto 90 .rtts gallon.
There. w.r" other matters M which dis
tiil.r- sought relief and they ..rc connected
with I'll" admin iStratipu pf the law. J.. L.
Earnest. of New Orleans. asked that
in Ill" tarIH bili the
definitions Of various kinds of
rico bc made more exact. Congressman
Lansing of Few York ,u,i.'tvor.'d to iui-
press upon ia. co,uinittss the de-irability
of giving TIA" agricultural interests the
sani" l.gr".. Of protection a. given manu-
fact,Ircrs. Ih. bisiueS- of raising seeds
was practically manufacture. tie
wanted "A duty of - cents "a bushcI ON
peas aud b.'aus raised for seed. ~ cents
instead nf 10 ou barley and - instead Of
81 on hay.
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HE WAS TOO GALLANT.
How u Pittsburg raw wntsroker Accom- mo
dated . Pretty Customer.


PIrrsBrRG, Jan. s.-There is one pawn
broker in this city who ha, registered "a
solemn vow that never again will he do
the gallant for n pretty woman. even
though she be i'm dire distress. His last
experience in that line cost him $1,000
worth of Jewels and big row with his
wife. few days ago remarkably
pretty girl richly attircd walked into his
store and said: ~ am stranded in this
city. am i'm distress and would like to
borrow "a little moncv.'
"Certainly." replied the pawnbrok"r,
"what security have you?"
"Oh. l forgot" she said. and "A deep
crimson suiruscd her checks.
"May i retire "A moment:' the door of
n private office was opened and the
held "a jcwelcd garter in her hand. Ii was
worth about so. A little conversation
and the Uiwnbrokcr advanced $40. The
girl started to go. She got as far the
door, turned, and blushinR fiery red, said
"lf you please have you "A string. my stock
ing is coming DOWN..
He furnished the twinc and she again
retired. emerging in moment. The
door was reached again and she mourn
fully said: IL can't go out upon the
street: won't you go next door and get
me pair of elastic garters =:
The unsiIspccting pawnbroker took "A
dime and entered the nearest dry goods
store. The girl at the counter laughed al
him. and as soon as possible Ia: pushed
the garters into his pocket and hurried
back to his store. IL was empty and
about e. 90 worth of diamond rings and
watches had bs scn taken. He forgot tn.
papcr parcel i'm his pocket. and went
home a poorer and wiser man. That
husbands pocket. There was "A scene IN
the household.
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BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.
Rival Candidates for the Ohio senator
ship Very busy.

toLUMuUs, Jan. s.-The senatorship
canvass waged earnestly to-day. There
il "a rtimor that til" opposition to Brice
will mako "A final effort tonight. A num-
b.'r of prominent gentlemen arrived from
Cleveland to-day and in connection with
the anu-Bricc men are trying to form a
combination to unit. the field againel
BrIcr. At the headquarters of the re-pec-
tive candidates this afternoon nothing
new a>..rtainc,l. Brce's manager
did not seem to h. in the least disturbed
10y til" arrival of the Cleveland gentlemen.
nor did they appear to b" concerned about
the proposed meeting of the opposition.
McMahon thinks the prospects looks
brighter, while Thomas appears serene
and content over the outlook.
HI" most important development to-
night ~ an address prepared 10y Judge
Bltnutu of Cleveland to Iu.mber. of tI.,
Legislature. calling upon them to not elect
man who ~ identified with corpora
tIons. The appeal H. signed 10y A. w.
Thurman, IA. J. Booth, vineDun gan and
Bl.tuthu.
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Conspiracy Gases Dismissed.

DENVER. Col. Jan. s.-J,Idpc Allen to-
day delivered an elaborate opinion dis
missing the ease of ia. people against
George II. Graham. This is one of the
four conspiracy cases commenced against
Secretary of State Rice, Collier and Clcv..-
land. w. ii. Lawrence aud Graham and
Wcbber. Judge Allen holds that the i'm
indictments do not stat. facts sufficient To-
constitute an offence against the laws Of
the state. and therefore orders that each
of the cases bc dismissed. This tlisposcS
of the criminal part of the much talked of
state cases wherein the defendants wcr.
indicted for conspiring to defraud the
state.
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GAINS NATIONAL RENOwN.
The Result OF the President Not X Now I'M
Hog from ~ Coon.

The Result the President Not now Ing
Hog from a. Coon.
RICHMOND. Va. Jan. S.-rhe killing of
Gilbert wooten's hog 10y President Harri-
son through mistake for "a coon promises
tn give that colorcd Nirginian IA national
reputation. Gilbert il to-day the. envy of
all the darkies in the neighborhood Of
ChiponaN creek. the scene of tn. she'd
ding of the innocent porker's blood 10y th.
head of the nation. Woot.n has carefully
preserved the carcass of the rootcr and
will doubtless cure "a choice ham uud for
ward to the white house. The
housewives and planters q! the
lower James for generations have been
famous for their hams. The old ,larky
who has been brought iato national prom
iu.iice 10y the presidents not knowing th.
difference between n hog aud a, coon will
exert himself tn give ,hc hams of the i'll
fatcd porkcr d.licacy of flavor that
would make the mouth OF New York
club man water. leading Virginia poll
ticians say If the gift does not secure for
Wootcu "a frs;-class postmastcrship. then
they don't understand political human ma
ture. 4 somewhat singular coincidence
of the staying of the hog is that il is bc-
licveI To have been one of the animals
which were bought tn use at one Of the
numerous barb.,ctIes given in the thipo-
max n.ighborhood during the campaign
last fall.
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SAN FRANCt-Co. Jan. s.-A telegram
received at til. Lick observatory. Mount
Hamilton. California. from Prof. -. w.
Burnhaui. chief of Tia. eclipse expedition
sent from the Lick observatory South
America announces that the observation
of th" eclip>. of the sun December ~
was entirely successful. The expedition
is now hotu,w.,r,i bound.
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Nearly Reached the Limit.

BISMARCK. y. ID. Jan. s.-Governcr
Miller sent - special message to the Leg
i-ls,ture to-day asking how current ex pend
it,Ircs are to bc met and stating that the
present deficiency has almost reac he'd the
constitutional limit of S2lO.UOO. and the
stat. auditor cannot issue evidences of
indie bte,iness beyond that sum.
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I.Sn.hing in Loui.iana.

BAYOU SARA. La, Jan. S.-Henry Ward,
a negro boy who murdered w. III. Benz
SON of Norway. an cmploye of French's
circus on the night of December :D, WAS
taken from jail last night 10y u bouy OF
masked men and hanged.
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Mitchell Attack. Nobi.man.

LoSDoN. Jan. s.-Charley Mitchell. the
pugilist.attackedN isco,int Mand.villc aud
Niscouut Vaudeville. was badly beaten
before the combatants were separated
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lsrelsar~si f,,r a lsis,t.

BERE, Jan. s.-1h. authorities fear the
striking coinpositor> here will cndcavor
to incit. "A riot Two companies of mil
itIry arr. parading TIN. streets for the pur-
pn~'' of supprcssing any disor,lerly dem
on-tr.ttion-.
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ST. JosErH. Mo-, Jan. s.-Emu Drum
uclfass has been arrested upon requi-
sition from the governor of Nevada.
charged with selling - siltcd miue-
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Ansi DoSisi Dying.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Ainzi -. Do<ld. head
of the express system of that name, is re-
ported tonight to bc dying.
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Ju,lr. k.lI-, sinLiuw.

wAsHiNGroN, Jan. s.-Judsc Kelley is
slowly sinking. There is no hope Of his
recovery.
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Die 0heae Der Xphlenhufe.

gSie mir Dem SObIen be3ii8Iid Ieiner
9fIese i'm aa8emeinen bic erbbte 9Iufs
mertiamfeit sulpenben miiiien, bamit es
ii6 in ri6ti8er @eiie sum 8ferbe ents
pideIe, 70 mtfien mir bic IusbiIbuns
Der Sufe beSIeIben DEFENDERS iiberpaz
6en; benn Elm 8fsrb nit i6le6ten
Sufen lit fein eanseS Bferp. Der fIeine,
weide, iebr bepesIi9e 6ObIenbuf aber
1T febr bilbunBsfdbiS uno bic gutpides
lung ieiner Sorm gar iebr abbdn9ie
bon ben duBeren SerbdItnifsn. Sa,
mo bas SObIen in mOsIibit natirIl6en
8erbdItniien Iebt, iib biel I'M Sreien
beipest, bebatf es elmer tiinitIi6en 9Hege
ieiner Sufe ipeniS oOer gar nibt bier
reiben ii6 bieisIben am Sraseranoe unb
Der Spble ab, tpie bon oben oas Sorn
na6pd6it; iie iperben ni6t su lang !;
bier fommt Der StrabI nit Der Groe
tets in 8eriibruns unb fann feline bic
8enesIi6feit bes Sufss fbroernoe, ben
Suf erpeiternbe TbGti9teit ppu unb
gan; sur gSirfunB brin9en unter ols
den SerbGltniHen enttpidsIn ii6 bic
Sufe in Der ReSeI natursemdb, in ibrer
6orm unb @rbbe Der 8aHe un6 @rbbe
bes 9ferbeS entipre9eno. Da aber, ipD
oaS 6oblen meilt ober pieI i'm Stale ee=
baIten ;pirb, es ibm iomit an Der nDtbis
gen 8eipeeuns febIt. infOIse Seien bic
Ibnubun8 Der Sufe am SraSeraube
nur eine gang 9erinse 1T, Die Sufe mDss
li6eripeiie Der uneiinitisen ginipirfung
Der in Der Streu entbaltenen ammonis
fuIiiden SliiiIieteit ausseIebt iino. ba
1T cine beipnoere BfIe9e Der Sufe anses
Sei9t, tpenn Iie in normaler WeiIe Iib
entpideIn iolen. Sei su 8erin9er glbs
nubuns iperben bic Sufe su lang uno
infOIBe oehen treten Ieidt SerbieBuns
gen Der Wdnbe NIT erbebIidsn Sorm.
perdncerungen (idiefs Sufe, 3wans.
bufe) ein. I'm bies su pCrbinbern, mub
bon 3eit su 3eit elm fu6semdBcS Bee
idneioen Der Sufe itattfinben, ppbli
Soble, @ditreben uno Strabl m6BIi6it
su idonen iinb. gine CUTE, trodene
Streu 1T erforoerIid, um StroblfduIe
gu Oerbiiten; benn Elm 8ers
fiimmern beS StrabIes 1T bon ben mad.
tbeiIisiten SOIsen fir ben Suf. IS
birfte ii6 biersu Die Sorfitreu Iebr eig.
nen. Gs lei nod barauf bineenieien,
oab Elm bdufiBercs peritanbises 6antirsn
an ben Seinen uno S0ufen Der SobIen
Iebtsre UOrbereitet fir baS 9eIdIaeen
in Der Sdmisbe unO iis ;u rubis iteten.
ben 8feroen erSiebt.
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Medte serbeirathetrr Ernnen

Sn einem bem Obereeridte unIeres
Staates sur @ntideibuns porIieeenoen
Sale aus BbiIubeIpbia bat Obers gRitb=
ter Bnrion cine grfldrune iber bic
Ote6te uno 8eranttpprtIi6feiten bpn
berbeiratbeten SSrauen in gei6Gfts.
An9ele9enbeiten abseseben, ipel6e bon
bb9lter g8i6tisfeit unb BON a,pBem
Snterelle fir 8ieIe lit, pesbalb mir
na9ltebene bic Sauptpunfte oieIer gnts
'deiouns tpleoerseben. 8ibter 8aripn
ertldrt, bab Die @eiebe unferes Stoates
elner oerbelratDeten Srau nur fir brei
6dle bic 9ere6tiams oeS RanneS in
8el9dftli6en 9lnseIesenbeiten oeben ::
grItens, ipenn lie ieIbit 6anbeI oSer elm
@eperbe betreibt stpeiiens, sur 9er=
nalmn8 tbreS ieparateu SermDecns !;
uno orlttens sur Grperbuns bon notb,
ipenoigen 0iueen. Sn bieien brei Sals
len tann iie ii6 unb ibr 9ermBeen poer
@eI6dft eur6 Gpntrafte bin6en unb
uSuo8ment" Su9eiteben. 2lber auberz
oem perlelbt ibr baS 8eieb feline oerarz
ti8e Sraft. gs 1T pDais in Orcnune,
oaB baS 9eieb cine Uerbeiratbete Srau
in ben Stano ieBt, ibr ieparirtes 0erz
mp8en ielbIt 5u oerpalten, uno penn es
iie ermabtist, ielbit @ei9dfte su betrei.
ben, oann mub iie ii6 bur6 ibre @ons
tratte perpfIidtet baIten, tpas MIR ges
ibebsn fann, nenn iis baS 3e6t bat,
lolhe abSuiblieben. Gbenio 1T eS IN
Se3u9 auf grtperbunS bon nDtbmenois
gen Din8en Der SAL. Q8enn iie bieie
fault, ioa iie ermG6tist fein, ii6 unb
ibr 8ermD9en fir bic 8eSabIung oerIeIs
ben in Der aa9emein tibIi6ea @etie
baftbar su MAIDEN.
glber bas Sberseri9t seitebt elmer
berbeiratbeten Srau nibt in allen SdIz
len oaS 8e6t su, Gontrafte atsui6Iie=
ben une ibr Serm6sen su binosn, mie
oles eine auein itebenbe SSrau tbun
tann. ghe es ii6 ba;u periteben fam,
oas SermbSen perbeiratbeter Srauen
oieier 8efabr aus3uieben, perIanst es,
oab bic 2e9isIatur in nidt mibSubers
itebenoer 8eife erflGrt, baB uu6 elmer
perbeiratbeten Srau Elm berartises &edt
Sultebt. Sn oem sur gntidei6un9 pOrz
lie8enben Sale bate cine Srau su Guns
item ibreS Diannes ,,Supsment" seses
ben, um oieiem seiddftIi6 su belfen.
OteieS ,,Sub9ment" ipurbe nun auf
@runb oieisr @rtIdruns fir unsiiIti8
ertIdrt, neil bic Sruu sur 9I6sabe eineS
lol6en fein &e6t sebubt. gu piIns
i6en ipdre es, bab 9ti6ter YarIou in
feinem @nti6eib nod peiter auf bic
Punfte ein9esansen tpdre, in ipsIben
berbeiratbete Sruuen bic Redte, ipeI6e
aaeinitebenbe Srauen babcn, nidbt bes
iiben; Der Gnti6eib piirbe bann etipas
fIarer unb leibter perItdnbIid iein, ais
er in @irfIidfeit 1T.
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empfdnst, mub uber au ineinem 8es
6auern iugen, bob Der 3uftanb unIerer
6inanSen feline ipeitere 9luseaben in
oleier &I6tun9 geitattet.
Gdtunsspoa Der Sbtise,
Sobn $. Selto III 8, Dtapor.
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ueber Die 2eiben bes Seraussebers
elmer 2anb5eitun9 Iabt ii6 Elm @oaese
tpie foIet pernebmeu: ,,9ebte @p6e
trat Elm Uiann an unS beran uno berIis
derte, er tperbe ieoen Sent, ben er nod
fir OaS 8Iatt i6uIoe, oor SamItas bes
Sablen, tpenn er nod 70 Ianse am 9eben
bIeibe. Sin 9lnoerer iaete, er peroe
in elm ocer spei Taaen beaabIen, 10 f..
6er, aIs mir 8eboren ieien. 9Sir fra9en ::
So9 Der Oiann, ober tpurben mir ME eez
boren Sin Anberer id9te, CT iperOe bes
SabIen, 10 ipabr Elm @Ott i'm SimmeI
iei. l8ir iinb itarf beriu6t, an bic
lpeniSitens momentune Nbneienbeit oeS
Iieben SerspttS aus ieinem 8ei6 su
Slauben. Bieber Elm Nnoerer Iaete,
er ipoae sur Sbae fubren, tpenn er nidt
innerbaIb oreier Gage cable. Da mir
iettber nidts BON ibm seiebeu, miihen
mir annebmen, baB er Die Reiie aneetres
ten. Cine 9tnsubl Nbonnenten pOqte
uns .,mor9en" ben riiditdnbisen Setras
briuBen, muB ii6 aber pDbI ettpuS pers
iblafen baben, oenn bieIes ,,mor9en"
1T Ieltoem IdnBit Su einem ,,Seitern,"
a, ,porseiteru" II. (. 10. 9eiporoen. Dor
iedS Nionaten erfIdrte uns Elm Serr, er
neroe bsSabIen, inbaIo er @eIo befOmme.
Da mir ieitber nidis bon ibm pernOm.
men, t6nnen mir nur annsbmen, oab
fem i'm 8eIopuntt uns obnebin ais iebr
ibpa6 bstannieS @ebd6tnib ieitoem
aud nibt bur6 ben AnbIld zines einSis
gen leibbaftl9en Gents uufBefrii6t pOr'
ben it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17

g- Das .@O9entlatt" entbdIt ben
beiten 9otaIs s8eri6t uno ale ionItisen
9ieuiSfeiten bon SntereHe. 200.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Wfittel sceen S8urmfra6.

DAB Gubs OOer unSeres ScIs ppr
Wurmfrab baburb bepabrt bleibt, eaB
man es benz Rau6e ausistt ocer auf
ben &au6bpben itellt, um eS bort auss
trodnen su Iaien, lit ridtis; nod Icia,
ter aber erreibt man bieien 3wld, uem
man bic ein3elnen Stiide nufre6t uno
3war 70 binitelt, oab oaSienige @noe,
weI6es beim 9aume nad Oben Su gCs
ri9tet ipar, nun mad unten Su iteben
fcmmt. 90 biuSeitelts SoIsitads per.
ben, tpenn iie anoers an eincm IufIigen
ooer weni9itenS ni6t feudtsn Orte auf.
beipabrt iperoen, ipie mebrfuhe 8eriuhe
beitdti9t babeu, 70 Ianse iie in cieier
Stpauns berbIeiben, ni6t aqsin bonn
Burm nidt anse9riffen. ionoeru es
iterben aud Die @Irmer, peI6e eina
ibon oarin iein ioIltsn, alSbalo ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
GbaS. Ttfber's
SQmilien : Store,
SIS 2adatpanna abenue.

Die bsfisn @rpeeriepaartn dafr Art an
oanb. 6uttrr, pcr;eIlan- dnb 5ppffpaarsn &c.
Giut quite @uspnbI S6ntttpaartn tbfnfalIs
uorr6tbts, mic ale Arten Waarsn, prIdt
man fir dasVmetnrn 8amilisnsebran6 n5tbia
oGt.
Das eeutIbs pubIifum III Frsunbli&f stn
leIaOfn vor,uipnten
GbarI.s Gtf@er.