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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07

The tabled butterfly seated in the
roses heart is not more confident OF
present sovereignty, and more thought
less of the future than the hapless wo-
man whose face is her fortune and
who is content Herewith. An I'M
spoiled beauty, if not lns.is nature, is a
specimen of her kind sufficiently rare to
warrant surprised inspection. So diff
cult is it for her to keep her head steady
and to order her heart Alright, that even
her plain yisaged companions accord her
magnanimous applause when she sue
ceeds in doing one or both. She is moro
likely to pose as Narcissa, exacting tribute
of alteration by inordinate estimate OF
her attractions. Once convinced that
she is the beauty Of her family, she
aspires to eclipse every woman she
knows; is loatli to perceive the charms
Of others, and, when forced to do
them partial justice, hates her rivals.
The speck Of blight works fast
and far in a nature where the
conserving power Of sound sense has been
reduced to minimum by excessive
vanity, bordering upon monomania.
Flattcry, conveyed in various vehicles is
she seeks it avidly, and at any cost-let
it be of her own soul. Earth has no
drearier spectacle than that of passe
belle, who clings with both hands TO the
scepter claimed by younger or fairer pre-.
tenders to the throne
1t is harder for beautiful women to he
good than for those who have been
taught from babyhood to seek the APP
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07

First Actress-The impudence of these
men is simply insulting. What do you
suppose that front row baldhead sent ma
this morning2
Second Actress-Oh, what was it? Do
tell me, quick.
ga gre q. big floral heart with love
letter in the top and diamond pin in the
center"
'.How rich he must bel What did
you do?''
Il summoned a messenger boy in
stantly, and, after tearing the letter into
bits, l scattered the pieces over the flow
ers and sent it back to the fellow. !
didn't want to quite break his heart,
though, SO retained the pin. Omaha
World.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
Mortality of Enrli, h Infants.

1t is said that 40 per cent. of all the
deaths from poison in Great Britain are
due to opium, and this rate of mortality,
according to DR.. Wynter Blythe, ''arises
in great measure from the pernicious
practice, both of hard working English
mothers and the baby farmer, of giving
infants soothing syrups,' infants
friends, and the like, to allay restless
ness and keep them asleep during the
greater part of their existence. 1t has
been calculated that one preparation
alone is the undoubted cause of death of
$50, 900 children every year.-Public
Opinion,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
Asthma q Symptom.

Asthma is not a disease per Sc as IL
popularity supposed, but symptom of
disease. 1t is spoken of BIZ different
Manassas, for instance, hay asthma,
rose or June asthma, and ipecac asthma
Some people will get asthma from sleen.
ing on feather pillow; others as soon as
they como in contact with certain ami
mails, as dog. a cat, or a squirrel Pro-
lessor Austin Flints cannot sleep ON a
feather pillow without getting asthma
and so susceptible is he to it that he is
able to detect the feathers when thew are
placed under his pillow by persons
whose design it is to catch him ON
ms theory. Cases have come to notice
where the asthmatic symptom waS
aeseloped IN men who happened to get
hoia OF a blanket upon which a DOG
mad been sleeping the previous day
Asthma may be a symptom of emphv.
soma OF the lungs, and NAV last for
weeks or even months. Two men who
We're treated by me, one having nasal
polypus and the other stone in the hlad.
aer poth mad asthma, To persons suc-
cep'iole TO 1t asthma is developed from
working In the dust around thrash;no.
machines, and others suffer from il as
soon as they enter an apothecary's sbon
. Mnere ipecac Is kept. Nor is dropsy any.
lhlng but symptom of disease or -
SUIT OF It, Defined, generally, asthma il
manifestation of disease of the nervous
system winch causes contraction of tLa
bronchial tubes. 1t may be seen AZ a
spasmodic contraction OF the nerves and
~ course may be a symptom of heart
S S.st.ase or some other disease.-Dr. b. v
oteinmetz in Globe Democrat
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
l-ifr FROM pEArn.


Esnsfsetions freu tbs Dead % filss.x....
BY the xsypti.ns-
A package OF peas was once found /.
Z fold Of the wrappings Of an Eevn,
tian mummy, where Il had lain nj;s.
turbsd 5000 years The peas were :,
once soaked In tepid water and afisr'
wards planted. They soon germinate5
grew finely, and produced 1 roo3
crop. It will be remembered that y
various times kernels Of wheat havs
been found in the wrapping clcthr q
mummies, which, on being planted
have grown and hourished finely.
The above facts teach as very Il.
tersting lesson regarding the Exvp.
tians OF the years far, far back: X &
this: Their religion taught them 4
provide for the continuance 81 H.
fruits Of the earth In remote time
70 that the blessings Of God might
be made manifest TO man a. we'll
through the bounties OF nature a. Il
the growth Of the spirit. And thur
they made use of death for the trans-
mission of the germs of life to aees Il
the incalculable future, for they knew
that the repose.of the dead was sacred
among the people Of the passing geu-
erations, and that only Glance and
natural changes and causes would -
veal their good neutrality-suspicious.
for others, perhaps at q time when ths
need would be greatest, those life civ.
ing plants whose benefit, they had
enjoyed.
II the Egyptians honored the dead
with costly bdrials, they took care
that life should have the, benefit az
death in something more durable than
monumental stone and the fulsome-
ness Of eulogy. How much nobler
how much higher, the economic moral.
ity of this than the later custom u
placing marble memorials over or be-
side the dead, and inscribing upon
them, not always the true character Of
the occupant Of the tomb, but sup
posititious one which wealth could
purchase perhaps lie to the genera.
ton then passing onward, and only !
description of that which should come
after.
The Egyptian priests tried their
dead, in solemn court and and with an
imposing ceremonial, and they gave
honorable burial only to those who
had been honorable in their lives.
Why may W. not believe that those
dead in whose custody were left seeds
for the reproduction Of fruit in after
ages were persons Of peculiar sanctity
Of lives or distinguished by the MOBILES.
virtues2 We may venture to suppose
that these things were confided to their
ghostly keeping SO that the blessings
OF the inheritance might be magnified
to us.
The world is every day learning by
sharply presented contrasts to respect
more and more highly the wisdom and
religion of those mighty men of Egypt
whose histories they have so carefully
handed down to US. Their monoliths
and tablets, thus inscribed, now thou
sands of years old, if left where they
belong, under the burning heaven Of
the east, and enveloped by pure,
clear atmosphere, will be fresh, com
paratively. as though newly hewn
when our shafts and memories shall
have crumbled into dust, our books
become widowed and worm eaten
and the memories of our honorable
dead shall be perpetcated only in other
and perhaps inaccurate histories =
James M. Stewart in Washington
Post.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
Marriage Among the Afghans.

Among the Afghans marriage is q
case of purchasing the bride. A rich
Afghan marries early, simply because he
cause he can afford to pay for wife,
while poor one often remains single
until middle life on account of his ina
bility to purchase. If the husband dies
and the widow wishes to marry again,
she or her friends have to refund the
purchase money to the friends of the
dead husband. Like the Jews, COM
mon custom is for the brother of the de-
ceased to marry the widow. No other
person would think of wedding her
without first asking this brothers con-
sent.-Thomas Stevens in New York
Sim.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
rhe oolorea roultersr.. ch.,...,

When uestful of fluffy little chickens
are taking their first peep at the world
from under the mother hens wings. tbs
careful poulterer on the watch for sncb
welcome event viii run hastily to the
nest with an empty sitter. This she win
shake over the brood; the empty sitter
lets through nothing, nor does il catch
anything, but shaken thus over the
"hatching nest" will be an efficaciors
charm against all hawks or other h;ris
Of prey: ''Dem sitter shuck chickens m
be too spry ter be cotchr'-E, Shenard
In The Cosmopolitan.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
For q Good aluclIage.

For a strong mucilage pulverize seIS 4,
rately about equal parts of gum al a.Is
and gum tragacanth; mix thorousss
while dry, and then add sufficient wa.s 81
This is better mucilage than you iii IN
get at the stationer's, is cheap, ana US US
keep for q long time without any.lasc
to preserve 1t. Gum arabic is TOO "s ,,o
and brittle for good mucilage, ana s an
tragacanth, II used alone, only pan IN
dissolves, and remains in Jumps
4. p" in The Writer,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
A Pathetic Incident.

One OF the pathetic things about the
last days of Emperor William was his
separation from the afflicted crown
prince. His physician went into his
room at O'Clock in the morning and
found the monarch sitting up in bed and
crying ike a child He exclaimed.
Doctor, cannot sleep for thinking of
Fritz. For Heavens sake, hurry and
make preparations 70 let me 60 to San
Reno to be with him. New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
Finish of American paner..

The remarkable finish of American
papers places them ahead of any made
elsewhere in the world. The excellent
properties OF the paper are impaired by
the addition of a mineral called agalith,
1t IS sillcate of magnesia, and is fibrous,
resembling in this respect asbestos.
Large amounts of it are found in the
United States. This substance does not
seem to be found as yet in other coun-
tries.-Philadelphia Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
Why He Wa. nsmsmbered.

Remembrance is not always compr
mentary. A man who was sadly given
to borrowing died very suddenly, pui
ing the funeral services, comrade 'oos
occasion to say: There is nothing los' "
this man but lump of mortal clay. =.
The establishment of the people wa
intense when an old man grumoiea o''
audibly:
lis tool l lend him more as dree nun
dredt tollah. und don'd ket PACK WV
cendtP'-Youth's Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07

New Zealand now contains great num-
bers of wild cattle. which have descended
from those lost by the farmers during
the Maori wars which ended in 1868.
Hunting these animals is an exciting and
dangerous sport. The game is not easily
secured, as the animals seemingly
for protection-about thickess filled with
long twining creepers, in which pro-
erosion is very difficult. Into these
vines they dash at the slightest alarm,
seeming fully aware that neither horse
nor man can follow them--Arkansaw
Traveller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07
evil Communications Etc.

Manners are contagious, there is an
epidemic of fastness in the air. 1t comes
from England, from the court circles.
from everywhere. 1t is raging in our
midst, producing a plentiful stock of
scandals, divorces and adventuresses, 1t
Is lowered tone of manners and morals.
Mrs. NJ. E. w. Sherwood.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07

Seven varieties of fish examined bv
naturalists of the Challenge ernad;.;O
are found totally blind in the deem sea
JUN Du. nave eyes when inhabiting shallow
"ater.-Arkansaw Traveller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07


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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-07

P'opnecy
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from JopI |
Hroads lead
we saw lii
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11
SSprldnfT8e Mabm,tn9 !!

9la6 ben 3abItasen biefes Monat8
tpirb Der Collector bes ,,@odenbIatt"
feline idbrIi9e 9our auf Der Siibfeite
MAIDEN, iporauf biermit fdon i'm 8or=
aus Die Iufmerfiamfeit aller 4bonnens
ten seIenft iei, Die i'm Riidftanbe iinb.
gBir boffen suberiidtlid, biefesz
nj a | piinftIi6 unier 9eIb su erbaIten,
um tpenisitenS einmaI in sebn Sabren
unIere Bidder in Orbnun9 brinsen su
fbnnen, gang abaefeben babon, baB mir
bas GeIO' serabe iett nbtbi8sr aIs ie
sebrauden.
9a mir ieberseit Elm bolIes Sabr (bei
manden nod piel Idnser) fparten, 70
boffen mir nit alien faben GntfduIbi8'
uneen beri9ont gu bleiben, benn fper
ben euten g9ilIen bat, fam setpib I'M
2aufe zines san3en Sabres 3tpei Dollars
besablen.
g8er am l. Sftober, iiber elm
s a br i'm RIditdnbe ift, ipirb pbne bic
serinsite 9ta6fdt berfIaet. g8ir iinb
eS miibe, ftetS unb INNER ipieber bic
Stole beS 9ebuIbis Wartenben su fpies
len. Srib asner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11
BtlFeSbarre Ra6ri6hten.

- Die Su5erne County Sair ipuroe
am 9ienitaS in 8pOmins er6fnet.
- Die aIte SeimItdtte BON Sobn
6orman in Blains Totpnfbip brannte
SonntaS DlOrsen nieber.
- Cine @eieaI6aft mill iib bier
eriinben, um mebrere Dampfsr fir ben
8erfebr auf SarUep8 Safe an3uidaffen.
= Der 7iabrise @obn BON 9biIip
@eib brad bel bem Sdnserbuno Bic
Sic eiuen 9trm.
- aSam Slider ipurSe am 0Onner.
tag Ibenb Bel ieiner 8iidfsbr bon Gus
ropa 8robarti8 empfan8en.
0as 132Re 8a. 8oI. Gest. ipirb
am II. Sept. in Waud Gbunf feline
&eunipn baben.
- Oas SoIswerf an benz @Ien 2pon
S6adt Der Susquebanna 8pblen So.
tpurbe Samita9 Dtorsen burd elm
Seusr gum 9rDBten 3beiIe aerlt6rt.
- Sine in ierer Sinii6t erfolerei6e
grobefabrt auf Der ScottItrabe 3peiss
babn ber Suburban elsftriihen 2inie
purOe am Samitas sema6t.
= @IiIabetb 6rcB purbe Iebte 8o6e
auf bic InfIaee berbaftet, bic S6euer
bon 8m. SdauIe, ir., in 8ranb seitedt
3u baben.
= In 9oipman's @reef, ettpa Is
UieiIen bon Dallas, erridtet bic IGens
totpn Tannerp So. cine erobartise @ers
berei, in ipeIder iiber $50 Widmer Irs
belt finben iperben.
- Der 8remIer Daniel MuIIigan
BON bier tpurbe borIebten Sienitag an
Der q. S. 6. 8abn 70 idIimm ;tpii9er
Barren Sequeti6t, baB er eini9e StlIn'
ben ipdter itarb.
= Ser ndbrsnb bes @irbeIiturmei
in Der 0rabtieiI. Sabrit 70 idper Der.
Iebte iunee g8eIib 1T borIebten 9ien,
flag geitorben. gr 1T oaB adtsebntt
Opfer bes i6redli6en llnsIiides. Di
anberen 8erIebten perben iib tpabr,
| ideinIi9 ipieoer gllIe erboIen.
&idter 8ice bertpeieerte am 9pn
tag ba8 @eiud beS WbrberS Miob fiji
einsn neuen 8rpseB unb berieIbe mir
tpabrideinIitb bieie @o9e iein llrtbei
erbaIten. Olan slaubt, baB ss au
| TOS bur6 ben Strans Iauten tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11
Hus benz cberen SbaIe.

- SaS Wobnbaus unS Stpreaes
bdube bon Same8 9imlin all Otain'
itrabe, in Sermpn, bepobnt bon 8atrid
Burns unb Sobn Gunf, ipurbe am
SSreitae Niorsen um 3 llbr bur6 Seuer
seritbrt, ba8 wabridsinli6 in Der Slide
ausbrad. Das Gieentbum mar nur
unssnueenb periidert unb benz 8unt
tpurben cine Maiie Baaren seitobIen.
GarbnnbaIe.-Serr unb Srau cobn
Sanien feierten Iebten Wittipp6 ibre
iiIbsrne SOdSsit. 8si Der SSeier, bic in
Der @ermunia Suae fattfanb, iparen
iiber $50 GdIte anipeienb, bic 6em Gbes
paare ibre bersIi6fen GratuIationen
barbra6ten; aud nit sabIreiden Ges
idenfen tpurbe eS beba6t, II. q. bon
benz @ermaniu 8eIonsberein nit einem
iiIbernen Gbeeferbiee. Die @dfte purs
ben auf baS 8eite beipirtbet unb trenns
ten iid erit am friiben 0lorsen bon
chamber. Bon SoneSbale tparen Serr
tnb sSrau gtnbrea8 Sanfen. unb Serr
unb Srau S. 8ranb nit &inbern ans
ipeienb.
- Sin Monate aItes 9BdterIein
Der @beIeute 9lu9ult SbIefelbt purSe
am DOnncrita8 be8raben.
= Serr Sobn bon Bed iptrS in furs
ser 3eit nit benz 8au zines babI6en
neuen g8Obnbauies all SIo Ulair
Strabe be8innen
G9- gtnnpncirt I'M ,@odenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11
Sie GaGaipanua Tair.

Die 8eamten Der 2adatpanna county
9tderbau @efeaidaft MAIDEN erpBe
gtnitrensunsen, Tim bic beurise 6uir,
weI6e am Nontas, ben %. Sept, Bee
einnt unb am 9onnerltae enbet, gu eis
ner mDeIiblt sIunsUollen su MAIDEN,
mas iie bel oiinitisem @etter aud fein
ipiro.
gS iolIte Sebermum intereiiiren, bic
Sprtidritte in benz anbipirtbi6aftIiden
@ebiete, i'm Obitbau, i'm @artenbau etc.
su beoba6ten, bic 9lu8feaunsen bon
@efIiiseI unN Sauatbieren, BON 3udts
unb Mafttbieren su ieben.
Sin beipn6erer Raum tpirb tpeibliden
Sanbarbeiten, &unitaeeenitdnben, Maz
Iereien etc. SetpiOmet iein.
gS 1T ieoenfaa8 nur angenebm unb
Iobnenb, Der 4uSfequns einen Sag
su nibmen, unS eS ipirb baS 8eitreben
Der 8eripaltuns iein, baB es an Wluiit
unb paiienSer 1lnterbaItun9 nidt febIt.
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Stabtrdtt.

= Sn Der Common GouneiI Sibung
am Wiittipod glben6 naro cine bon fiber
iiebensis 8iireern Der unteren Slat uns
teraeihnete 8efbperbeibrift einsereibt
in peIber bieTeIben INN GntI1Goigun9
erfuhen fir ucberfhnemmuneen, bic
Der 2adananna SluB angeri6tet bat.
Srob beS 9roteite5 Der 8iirger bate
man Ieiner Belt Der scranton StabI
So. unb %. S. 6. 8abn erIaubt, bas
SIuBbett su peren8en unb BfeiIer in
baHeIbe gu ieben, ippburd ii6 bas
Maifer ftaut unb S@aben anri6tet.
Sir bieIen iei bic Stabt berantpUrtIi6.
-9empfep bradte cine GeioIution elm
fir einen fiinf SUB breiten Seitentpes
aus Steinplatten an gittaton Ibente,
BON ber Stafforb Wleabpip 8roof sur
8retitraBe.-Grte unb Stpeite 2eiuns
pafirte cine 8erorbnuns fir Sdusbars
rieren an Der Glmitrabe 8abnfreu3uns.
-gnbeiiltis paiiirte bic 8erorbnuns
sur Ripellieuns bon grofpect Qbenue,
atpiIhen 8ee6 unb Scout. 9ieieIbe
eiebt ben @runbbeiiBern baS 8edt, bic
Irbeit innerbalb 60 Sa9en unter ber
Aufii6t beS Stabtseometers feIbit su
tbun. @abri6einIib tpirb Der Select
Council baS gerfabren sutteiben.
Sn ber SeIcct @ounciI SiBuns
am 9onneritas Abenb sins eine 3us
i6rift ppm Dtapor Elm, tporin ct 8. ..
8ifac gum Snipeftoren bes 0idipn
Abenue, 9lbinstonrOab unb 0tarion
gpenue Sener ernennt {; Sobn Nape,
f., tpuroe sum Snipettoren be8 @ebar
Ipenue Steinpflaiters ernannt. .-Dur6
einen 8eidIub 1T Der Mapor ansetpiez
fen, auf ben 80. Sept. Die @abl zines
Common Council MitsIiebeS fit bic Is.
Warb ansuberaumen.
Sn elmer semeinIdaftIiden Sibs
uns peS Stabtratbes am Ntontas Ibeno
ipurben sfpei 8eIi6tisunssbebbrbe ers
nannt. Die cine (M. S. 9pnabue,
Sidney Diear8 unb Sob. Sones), um
S6aben unb 8ortbeiIe Der NipslIirune
eeipiHer SbeiIe BON Bromley, Gunner,
2incoln, 9ebecca unb @arfieIb gbenues
feitsuIeben; bic anbere (B. Q. 8ils
Iiams, Samss Sc. SameS unb 9lorman
@bite), um cine sIei6e 4bIddbuns bel
gtibsairuneen an sebnter, Stpblfter, breis
Sebnter, bier3ebnter, Srforc unb Ica'
bemp Straben gu MAIDEN.
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9pbe 8arFer 1ptt;eu.

Die beutfde 8resbpterianer Stride
TT Sur9 etneg Initri6 berfdbnert nor.
ben.
SRI. Marp SurfdeI, bon Sab
Spoe Barf gluenue, reiite ant SamItaa
na9 bem @eiten ab, mo iie bauernS
perbIelben fpirb.
= @ontraftOr Georse @puper bat bic
aipbIf @Ubnbdufer an gtdter GtraBe.
ipel9e bur6 bic SeuersbrunIt am 4.
Ufat 9rDBtentbeiIs serit6rt tpurben, ipiez
Der aufsebaut.
- @illie 9abis, Der ba8 Sitter an
Der Dodge 8rube beaufii9tist, ipurbe
am WfitttpC6 gtadmittag BON einem
BUG Sarren iiberfabren unb ibm beibe
8eine 8ebroden.
= Sn bic @irtbfdaft BON eyobn
Wasner, an Sampton StraBe, tpurbe
UtontaS 0lOrsen 3 nbr eingebro6en,
bod berideu6te Elm &Oitednser nas
mems 9tusuit Oeitrinser bic llneebetenen
8dits, ebe tie 8eute sema6t batten.
= Sobn 9abiS, Simpn ssones unb
Wia Morgans fpurben am Donneritae
perbaftet, neil iie Die ResiitrirIife beS
stpeiten DiItriftS Der IA. gSarb berabs
8eaerrt uno mebrere 8Iatter berausges
riiien.
-9ieien 9onneritas, ben IL. Sept,
iinbet bas gic Sic be8 SitngIine8s8ers
ems Der bieiisen beuti6en Bresbpteria=
ner 8emeinbe in 8abIerS @dloden
TAFT, tpcrauf bier npdmaIs aufmsrfiam
8emadt iei.
= 9ie be,iIbmten Or. @ug. 8Bnis's
SamburSer 6amiIiens Olebislnen pers
ben in meiner SamiIie 6dufig ansepanbt
uno fam i'd bieieIber allen 2eitenben
auf's pdrmite empfebIen.- Carl 9oeIz
ler, ct. SeIena. 9iebr.
: SddBt man bic gleIigiDIitdt nad
Der glnsabl Der &ir6en, 70 mub Spbe
garf ii9 Der b66iten MoraIitdt erz
freuen. Sin Sadion Strabe, BON Mlain
sur 2lncoln, Iino 3ur 3eit ni9t tpeRiser
alS bier &irden in Der Grridtuna D6er
GoaenbunS be8riffen.
- 9ln benz Continental Sdadt er=
eignete iib am Mitttpo6 cine stpeite
Grofenfung, ipoOurd bns @ebdube nod
ipeiter ianf unS ben 2uftf6a6t fat
poaItdnbi9 nit 3riimmern auffalIte.
Cine 9lrbeiterabtbeiIung perIu6t 10
raid aIs mb8lid ben S6aben aussus
beiIern.
- Wdbreno Dabib SoneS, bon 1911
Samptonitrabe, uno gBm. Sugbes, bon
l166 2userneitraBe, am Dlitttpo1
Ibenb baS Del. & $. @eIeiIe an Der
Sanobanf Bride freuSten, bunnerte elm
Sra6tSug beran uno Der &ubfdneer ers
faBte ibr Subriperf unb idIeuberte e8 in
Die Sbbe. Die beiben MGnner ipurben
cine Strede ipeit Sei6Ieift uno Iebr
i6tper berIsbt. Dem SoneS muBte i'm
SCipitaI elm SUB abgenommen fperren,
Sugbes f6eint auber ben duberIiden
aud nod innerIi6e 8erIebungen erIits
ten 80 baben. 8eibe Wdnner baben
SamiIien.
= Sir Sbrentsrb, 3nbnpeb, Trben unb
gef1pplIeuen 5als unb ale 8plgen BON Gr-
tdltungen unp GnBinbung gebrau@e Or.
3bomas GeIertrte SeI-ben 9r0Bten SbmErss
seIffGrer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11
Sd8 Gbal abtp drtS.

-Srau Soiepb 8reie in SIb Sorse
murbe am Diittnod bon elmer 9tnsabl
Scrantoner Srauen iiberraidt, pel9e
eefcmmen paren, nm ibrer ebemaIisen
Dlitbiirserin einen 8eIu6 su MAIDEN.
IS brau6t ni6t erit seiaet su tperben,
buB 9lqe einen per8niisten Sag perIebs
ten.
= Die gtnseitellten bes unteren
BREEDERS bon Sermpn & So. Iebten
Iebte g9ode ipeseu elmer &ebuftion
einen Strife in Scene. Sic ipurSen
ipfOrt uusbesabIt unO entIaHen.
Tablnrbille. - @.Ieeentli6 Der @rs
euriion sum 8efen Der bieiisen ,,2ib.
rarp" mad Wtountain Barf am 15
Sept. tpereen tpabrideinIi6 ale gtab.
IiiiementS unb @eiddfte feieru.