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, 1890-08-12
Sale Of Johnson county Bonds.

Bonds will be issued by johnson coun-
", Wyoming, to the amount OF about
s72, 900 for the existing indebtedness OF
he county as provided for by the law en-
acted by the last Legislative assembly and
by the constitution of the state.
Sealed bids will be received b; the
board of county commissioners until
twelve o o'clock noon September ID, 1890,
at its Office in Buffalo. Wyoming, at
which time bids will be opened in the
presence of the bidders or their repre-
sentatives. -
Bonds will be issued to the amount Of
4 per sent of the assessed valuation ofthe
county as shown by the last general as
sessment. Ten per cent of the amount
will be paid in ten years from the date of
issuance and 10 per cent annually there
after until paid. and bearing interest at
the rate of 6 per cent per annnm.
The board reserves the right to reject
my and all bids.
By order of the board.
Attest. ID. X MANN,
W. p. KEAYs, Chairman.
County Clerk.
, 1890-08-12

Through Pullmdns from Colorado.
Utah and Wyoming to St Louis; this re.
quires but one change of cars between
points in the states and territory above
named to New York. Boston. Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Washington, P~ittsburg,
and other eastern points.
Through Dining Cars from Denver to
st. Louis, connecting at that point with
through diners from there to the princi.
pal eastern cities; abundance Of time and
the finest menu the market affords.
Through Free Chair Cars VIA the
Wabash to all principal points on its line,
viz: Chicago, Toledo, St. Louis, LaFay-
cite, Jacksonville. Peoria, Des Moines.
Dsnyille, SprinG6eld. Detroit, Ottumwa.
and intermediate points.
Mann Boudor Cars are run bet ween
Kansas City and St Louis, Chicago and
Toledo. These are the most elegant pas
senger coaches ever built, and insure the
utmost privacy and luxury. An elegantly
equipped buffet is a prominent feature OF
this service.
Full particulars upon application to
@. NJ. HAMPsoN.
Commercial Agent, Denver.
O. w. SWEET. T. A., Cheyenne.
, 1890-08-12

since fxled. He commenced in 1886 with
the Kansas City club OF the Western
league, with which he remained until Its
disbandment, and then finished the season
With the st. Louis club.
Seery continued with the Mound City
professional team until It's disbandment at
the close of the season of 1885. His next
engagement was with the indianapolis
club, with which he remained three sea-
sons, until 1t also severed its connection
with the National league During 1887,
IS and so. while with the indianapolis
team, Seery earned an extended reputa-
ton, not only as an expert left fielder, but
also as a good batsman and a most daring
and clever base runner. This season he is
one of the strong team that John NJ. Ward
has shrewdly selected to represent Brook
lyn In the Players league, and his bat
ting, base running and fielding AVE helped
that club materially.
, 1890-08-12

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Piain6eld, Ill.
makes the statement that she caught
cold. which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for a month by her family physi-
clan. but grew worse. He told her she
she was a hopeless victim Of consumption
and that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption; she bought a
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
its use and after taking ten bottles. found
herself sound and veil, now does her own
Homework and is IS we'll As she ever was.
Free trial bottles OF this Great Discovery
at b. B. David's drug store, large bottles
SOC and fI.00.
, 1890-08-12
JOHN EMMETT sEERY.

The Clever Fielder and Base Runner of
the brooklyn Players League Team.
John Emmett Seery is the well known
left fielder Of the Brooklyn club of the
Players league. He was born about TWEEN
ty-eight years ago at Princeville, Ills, and
learned to play ball at Wsltham. Mass,
where he was connected with a semi-pro-
f~essional team. His first regular profess
sional engagement, however, was with the
Baltimore club of the Union association
in 1884. when he led that team In the Off
cial batting averages, and also played brill
iantly at left field, which position he has
, 1890-08-12

1t is said that Schifferstein has about
concluded to retire permanently, and al
though his ambition for several years has
been to lower the running broad jump rec
ord 1t is now feared hat he will never be
equal to the task. Strict training bungs
trouble to his lungs, and although after a
long rest he can stand considerable work
he cannot endure siege such as is neces-
sary. The best record is IS IT. 8 In, and
Schinerstein on one occasion came within
v Inch Of It. and on another N inches.
, 1890-08-12

asthma, eeupdous, paralysis. dyspspsia, indiesst-
lon. piles, fsvcr, nsur.lstA, cosavsnse., ~ nsr-
vous dise1sss. hart dioonae, hon-
chitis, sors sycs, urinary troubles, chest and lnn1n.
pulmonary frouhan, and III dissssss Of the mnsr-
aavS orgaps NO nsttsr q bow lo9s stendine.
dsspsis, but nys IL Wiz csll Nd have 4 che. VIII
prefer. bat speaks Engltsh FOR himself. md II cosss YOU
nothing for consultaboe. - he oalyeei the rens4keA
His motto is;-A Cars 0dsz.ntsed r. d1Fisasoas
are carefully followed. Or 1Dnay Refnndod~
Persons living osfs5ds q beaver ca vrfss 70 Lee
Wing. encloang 10 BtAUp, and explain theh symp
. vi.ss ofSs 800 vi1ss Sssiss1
All eorrsspoAdsaes sE1e41y eonAAAshl
, 1890-08-12

to Portland, Ore. The next season opens
the 18th Of August at the Hollis Street
theatre, Boston, and will extend from Port
land, Ne, to Kansas City, Mo-, and return,
Manager Charles L. Rich says that beau
tiful and successful Evangeline' shall DO
surrounded with all the l~oveliness posi-
BILE In pretty girls, dazzling costumes and
new scenery.
The part Of Evangeline will be taken by
Miss Lillian Walters, well known In the
McCaul companies. While understudy In
McCaul's company in 1887 Miss Walters
assumed the role of the king in Tho
Queens Lace handkerchief at Chicago,
and scored such a success that the regular
incumbent was dethroned in the apprecia-
ton OF the public. This was followed by
a success as Rosetta in THE Black
Hussar." In 1889 she played Colypso in
Penelope" with the English Burlesque
troupe. the accompanying cut being from
a photograph In that role. In this COM
pany she divided with the star, Lydia
Thompson, the honors of the piece. Last
season Miss Walters resumed her studies
under Maretzek for the more ambitious
musical parts.
The artist is a pleasing brunette, with
an elegant figure and a rich soprano voice.
Mr.. E. E. Rice, whe retains an interest In
"Evangeline," selected the new heroine
from among many candidates, and pre-
diets for her a great success.
, 1890-08-12

a 2-year-old without winning a race. In
his S-year-old form he won four out Of the
twelve events In which he started. In his
+year-old form he has lone remarkably
we'll On June % he ran a mile and q fur
long in 1:52x, defeating Los Angeles, lam
tisgo and others and lowering Terra
Cotta's record for the distance. His next
victory was In the Wheeler handicap,
which he won eaAily in 27oohf, the distance
being one mile and . auArter.
, 1890-08-12
An IdyI OF the Rail.

An Idyl OF the Rail.
l.
Girl in chair car,
Railroad train,
Going eastward,
Home again.
III.
Little schoolm'am,
Been out west,
Teaching. hard work.
Wants . rest
III.
Dashing drummer,
Gross tho aisle,
Awtully horrid. but
Has to smile
Nv.
Mutual mash.
Found it out,
Travelling on,
Wabash route.
, 1890-08-12

CLEVELAND. ~Aug.11.-[Brotherhoc

CLEVELAND, Aug. II .-[Brotherhood. ]
-Pittsburg pounded O'Brien nj of the
boz and very nearly served Bakely the
same. Attendance 300.
Cleyeland.........2 10000 l 0 Ill
Pittsburg .........3 / 0 3 IL l 90
Base hits-Cleveland 10. Pittsburg 10.
Errors-Cleveland s.. Pittsburg 4. Bat
teries-O'Brien, Bakehn~and Sutcliffe.
Tener and Carroll. Tres - Knight
and Jones.
, 1890-08-12
A Noble Son of Ten Brock.

Teuton is a well shaped 4year-old
chestnut colt, out of Miss Austine, by
Lightning, her dam being Kclpie, by imp.
Bonnie Scotland. out of a sister to Ruric,
by imp. Sovereign. Teuton is probably
the greatest son of the famous Ten
Brock, who held the best records for so
mar years. Teuton started five times as
, 1890-08-12

BosroN, Aug II. - brotherhood
Daley won the game for the home team.
Attendance $500
Boston. .........-.0 90 p I
Brooklvn.-..........l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. i
Base hits-Boston -, Brooklyn 3. FIR
rors-Boston 2. Brooklyn a.. Batteries
Daley and Murphy. Sowders and Cook
[ mpires-Ferguson and Holbert.
, 1890-08-12
PRETTY AND CAPTIVATING.

Miss Lillian Walters. Who Has Made .
Great Success In Light Opera.
EvAngeline made the longest season of
any Of the extrayhganza companies last
season, closing at Dies Moines. Ia, on July
l. The tour extended from Bangor. Me,
, 1890-08-12

SHOES, SHOES, SHOES
nCeMty-Hce per cent losU-
esr thGss any other hOssse In
foscN. N YERS.
, 1890-08-12
BASE BALL.
New York ,, BrookIYn o

NEW YORK, Aug. IL. = [Leaguel-
The New Yorks whitewashed the visitors
today, Welcn's good pitching telling.
New 1ork.---...O 0 o 90 ] . o O. 3
Brooklyn..-...--0 o 0OOO 0 0 O. o
Base hits-New York 9, Brooklyn ..
Errors-New York 3, Brooklyn ? Bat
teries-Welch and Clark. Terry and
DAILY. Umpire-Lynch.
, 1890-08-12

CLEVELAND, Aug. II. - [Leaguel-
Cincinnati batted out a victory today.
Attendance SEQ.
Cleveland .-.......O 2020l o i I
Cincinnati &c. ......l- I 3 l0l l o. 9
Hits-Cleveland e, Cincinnati Is. Err
rors-Cleveland 5, Cincinnati 3. Bat
teries-Beatin and thinner, Mullane and
Harrington. Umpire-Suief.
, 1890-08-12
ICE

Delivered to any part Of the city
and in any quantity by the cheyenne
Transfer Company. Sixteenth and Eddy
strceta.
, 1890-08-12
CHESS AND CHECKERS.

Chess problem No. 74-From st. Louis
Handicap Tourney.
Black. p
, 1890-08-12
AEw GOODS.

Aearfs ere all the rage
~ JesUelrD. Zeksses., RNech-
Saesr Co. recetUed s0nae
gerry hne styles In Lace
Rlsss, Pendants, Scarf
RtNs, RfAgs. Z.
, 1890-08-12

NEW YORK. Aug II .-[Brotherhood ]
The Philadelphia batted O'Day's
curves all over the field today.
New York.......3 ! 0lI3l OIL
P~biIadeJnbia q o9o6Io 0-i5
Hits-New York ~, Philadelphia II.
Errors-New York I. Philadelphia 4.
BatteIies-O'Da and Brown. Knell and
Mailman. Umpires-Gatiney aud Sher.
idan.
, 1890-08-12
0f fk ] Sl50,000.00
100 9 T,s.e,. At so; a.lye: -;
RATES; o Tickets for s5O,O(
Special rates arranged with agents.
As Il 4! g.. WANTED, "a 1T IsIl,!,

Special rates arranged with agents.
AGENTS In Town Sy snS
Tn payment OF prizes Is guaranteed by q
special deposit OF i've hundre thousand
dollars N5o0,000 with the state government
and approved by Jesus Arechiga, governor.
Drawings under the personal supervision OF
Lie. Hermfnio Arteaga, who is appointed by
the government az Intervention.
that with the state treasurer all
necessary guarantees are deposited, assuring
full paymen OF all prizes of this rawing
HERhINIo ARTKA0A, Intervention
IMPORTANT.
Remittances must be either by New York
draft, express or registered letter American
companies or banks. Tickets sent direct to
management will be paid by drafts on New
cisco or city of Mexico. For further informa-
ton address JUAM DAD,M Manager,
uApartado a. Zacateesa. Mexice.
, 1890-08-12

kAs n general liniment for sprains and
bruises r tor rheumatism, lame back,
doop seated or muscular pains, Chamber
lain's Pain Balm lis unrivalled. For sale
bysDr. W. N. HINT
, 1890-08-12

Jump, because in
the former all the
work is done on
n foot, which
naturally becomes
b ettcr developed
In proportion than
the other foot.
Another point In
favor of the two
hops and n jump
Is that on account
of the O being
done by the mus
cies on one side OF
the body the posi-
ion Of the athlete
does not change US
Is necessary in the
b p, step n d
jump, when first
one aud then the
other foot is used,
thereby bringing
about a swaying
motion and some
I'll mes a zigzag
course. Many
who have tried
both games sal
that although bet,
, 1890-08-12

CHICAGO, Aug. Ill Brotherhoodl-
The home team won the first game easily.
Attendance at the two games 3,450.
Chicago-..",.....2 0 0 0 3 0 3 l o. o
Buffalo .....-.-....0 DOL o o A. 5
Base hits-Buffalo 6, Chicago l6.
Errors-Chicago 4. Buffalo 6. Batter
teries-Baldwin and Boyle. Cunning.
ham and Mack. Umpires-Pearce and
Snyder.
, 1890-08-12

Buffalo. 800. 10 0 Q 0 0 0 4 2 p s
Base hits-Chicago IL, Buffalo IL.
Errors-Chicago 4. BuHulo 4. Batteries
Baldwin and Boyle. Twitchell and
Neutrality-suspicious. and Snyder.
, 1890-08-12

Second game. The Bufalos VOL
chiefly through the home Teams errors.
, 1890-08-12
sHANAHAN The ATHLETE.


He Holds the Worlds Record for the
RunnIng Two Hops and a Jump.
The accompanying picture shows Daniel
ShAnAhAn. the holder Of the worlds record
for the running two hops and a jump. His
figures II this game are 80 It. ~ in, and
he made this great performance at Linn
erick, Ireland. Aug. 8. 1888. In the fall of
that year he visited America on the Gaelic
Athletic team, but owing to the different
nature OF the grounds he could not ap-
proach the figures he made in Ireland.
When he made this record he won the
Gaelic championship at the running hop,
step and jump.
The Irish authorities allow two hops and
ajump to be used when doing a running
hop, step and jump, although the games in
America are considered different and sep
Arate records are given them. In a run
ming hop. step and jump the athlete, after
taking n run, leaps from n foot. lands on
It again, which Is called the hop; then he
takes a stride. landing on the opposite foot,
and the final movement Is n jump from
that foot, landing on both feet. In making
a running two hops and n jump the athlete,
after giving the hop as In the other game,
hops again, landing on the same foot, and
his last move is a jump, leaping from that
foot and landing on two.
1t Is claimed that a further distance can
be covered in a running two hops and a
lump han In a running hop, step and
, 1890-08-12

White to play and win.
White-20s, 22-. Black-19, 81
, 1890-08-12
BASEBALL'S WAR;
Players Said to Have Made an
Offer of Compromise.
THEY MAY HOLD A CONFERENCE.

h W. 1. Harris Thinks of the Exist
ing State of AnaIn-Hs Discusses the
Subject of Two CIrcuits-Ths Baseball
Outlook Is a Very Dismal One.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

alIe Sale mit bem na6itsn 3use an bic
Biensr griminaIpoIiiei 9eiaabt uetben.
Mau pirb es begreiilib finben. baB6rl.
8o9nar, bic all ibre Gebetunit bereits
srI6Opft bate un6 ibre Suuelen nidt in
fremoen Sdnbsu Iailsn mO6te. in aeiins
Der SerSmsifluns mar. Sn ibrer b05'
iten Notb fiel ibr Elm, baB elmer ibrer
6oifer cine ercBe 9botograpbie entbieIt.
Die iie, behdnst nit elmer @ien9e edten
dbuliaem Gbeateri6mud, aIs jtIeopatra
batitsIIte. Su gr6Bter Sait wirb ber
9oHer aussepadt, bas Bib berporse'
iu6t unb ben 9lnpsienOen uorge3ei9t uno
oa - init oiIenen MiuIern unb aufge'
riiIsnen aussn itarttsn iie pergIeibenb
Bib un6 llrbiIb au. 0lun tonnte man
ii5 Der 8abrbeit nidt mebr peri6Iiesen ;
bas mar iis in Der Chat. Die Belms
ten enti9ulbisten ii6 NIT ibrer Yfli9t
unb bnteu SRI. 9osnar, ibnen our @rins
neruns bic @9OtO 5rap5ie gu Gaiien. Sn
bieIem aussnbIife brauite ber 3ug bers
ein. Oie Jfanltlerin, frOb, Der fataIen
Situation nod re9tSeitis entsansen gu
iein, iibsrIieB ibnen serne ibr Bib,
lprang ins Coupe, unb unter ftiirmii9 9em
Surrab Der 8epo6ner 2iebuus fnbr Iie
nit ibren 9esIeitern unb Diamanten pon
bdunen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

feline seritorenbe unb neubifbsnbe &raft.
nlmdfi9 aber iiber bridt es ii6 8abu
inb aud bas fsiteite @etein lit fiir iein
Ieiies, be5arrIi9es Bo9en cber Die Wudt
einer 0taGen nibt unbardbrinsli9,
ai9t unjeriprensbar, wsun ss einraaI
:inssbruusen sefriereno iib ausbebnt.
ni6t gepausert geseniiber ieiner 6enii6
,erietenben Stdrfe. 0ie perbeerenben
8er9itirSe, bic nameutIi3 i'm 6riibIing
,ntitsbsn, linb Elm SpieI bes g8ahers.
nbem beiss cine rpei9ae, ibrdS bur9
ben Berg siebenbe Sdi9t auflOit. iO6aB
bic barauf rubenbsn felteren Maiien ibs
rem Salt psrIieren unb berabitiir;en.
Das 8aHer aber nimmt nur suriif, mas
ss 9egeben bat, benn bic @ebirge nit
ibren S6ludten unb GbdIern finb am
gubs @sbiI6e ieines BaItens: bic @es
birge, inbem es in unbere9eubarer 8ors
seit, wie au9 nod beute, in unterirbis
i6en StrOmen ii9 8abn brad unb bic
gr6e iiber iid ipreuste unb aufquellen
IieB, unb bic S6lu9teu unb GbdIer, iHs
bsm es auf ieinem Seimsunse gum
Dteere als Bad unb Strom lt6 Naum
i6afIte. @enn es unter ber grbobers
ffd9e in iel6it9ebabnten Randlen einbers
wost, 10 erpsitert ss anidpsusnb iein
Bette unb idaiit iib SObIunsen, beren
8dn6e suweilen einitiir3en unb in ibrem
bonnernben Nieberfau ben 8oben in pieI
meilenweitem llmfreiie erbe5su Ia1eu,
ober aud, auiammensepreBt, iid ents
Sinben uub 0Gmpfe erjeuseu, bic ses
ruaItiam lid wieber befreien uno feuriss
MaHen NIT ii9 binausidleu6ern.
QIio lit es bic 5eiueglibe, i6mie9iam.
rns bod 10 sewaItise SIutb, bic aud
bann, iuenn mir bem Serei6e bes 0lees
res ms entronneu gIauben, unter infe'
ren 6iBen rinnt uno branOet; iie lift es
DOT 4aem, bic ben Soben, auf benz mir
eiubersehen, uHabldiiis wanbeIt in Ieben:
sefdbreenoer unO lebenbefOrOenber8e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
Cine GntfhDrttne init sStnSers
sstfien.

Cine romantif9e Gntfabrunnsses
iditbte, ber aud bas ieniationeue @les
ment nidt absebt, lit bieier Gage in
2onbon ans Qi4t 9etommen, in SoIse
Der S9pierieteiten, weI9e ber @bes
i6IieBuus bes flii9tisen 8aares in
england I'M 8ese iteben. Die in 6rase
fommsrben 8eriOueu finb Der 20idbri9e
Sobn eines rsi6en 8antiers aus 8us
tareit unb cine 25idbri9e biibi9e Baris
ieriu. Ser iun9e 0tumdne belt ii9 in
@eieuI6aft ieinss SnteIs in 8aris auf
unb perIiebte ii9 bort in sin iebr armes
Mdb9en, bsren @ei6dIt barin beitanb,
&iinitIern aIs Mobsa au biensn. gr
faBte ben gnti9luB, fe ;u ieiner Srau
au MAIDEN: ba bas in Baris nbne 4ufs
ieben Su erre9en ni6t ausfibrbar mar,
fam er na6 @nsIanb. Dor einisen Ca
gen Ianete er in Oouer an, quartierts
fi9 erit in einem Sotel, bann in einem
&ef ftaurani elm, unb tbat bsim @ipiI itans
bssbeamteu bic n0tbi9en S9rttte CUR
9erebeIi9ung. Der 8eamts ertldrtc,
bag bas @eieb elm 9omiSil pom brei
@o6en pori6reibe, bepor bic @bs 9e:
i6loileu peroen t6nne. 9lu9 bic jung.
DAME Iangte NIT ibrer Rutter al unS
itieg in pemieI6en !Sotel ab.
MittlerweiIe bate Der eeitrenae On.
tel pon Der 4breiie unb ben as6itdteu
isinrs Neiieu Bin6 .bstommen, trai
ebenIalls in Ooper ein uno Ie9te qeaeu
ben &bi9luB oer 9be @inipr06s Elm,
rpessn Der Su9enb bes Srauti9am8 uno
aus anosrel @riG,oen. 3ipei irans0ii9e
Oetettius begeiteteu ibn uno auf ibren
Jotb ianote er IN bic uierbuuoert Ober>
GStanbesbeamten in GneIano uno @aIes
0teIoung Don ber 9lbiicbt Der iungen
9eute uno marnte iie uor benz G6eldIuB.
gu 9Iei6er 3eit bot ct Der iungsu Dame
10, 900 6rcs. baar uno eine Sobresrente
pou 5000 6res. Gu, wenn lie auf bic
t6eirat9 nit isinem 9teiien 8erSibt leis
item wolIe. 0aB 9iebespaar, bas ii9 um
bic SOiiuuns betrogeu lab, i'll OOuer bic
gbe nbSuihIisBen, Sog bic 2lumeIoung
beim 5te9iitrator 5nriid uno reiIle mad
yonoon ab. Der SnteI ibnen nab, uuo
leete ii6 nit benz @,eneral. .9tesiitrar unb
benz rumdniihen Utinilter in 8erbinbuug
Ser iunee Jiumdne ensagirte eiuen 2ous
boner gluwalt. Sollte Der generals
0teaiitrar geseu bic beablibti9te gbe Elm
amtIidbes Yerbot erIailen, 10 wiro Der
Der 9lnwaIt S6rite tbun, um tisles uns
ipirfam gu MAIDEN. Der iunse 1tumdne
tiibrt ciRen gtsuOluer bel ii6 unb brobt,
ct wcr Gd eridieBen, peHu er feline
9eIiebte YariieriH nidt Sur 6rau be-
famine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

am anfan9 bes iebi9en
Sabr6uuperts purbe bic 3abl Der euglild
reoenoeu Sspobner ber @rbe auf 21, :
coo, 900 bers6net, wd6renb fran;Diii9
pom 81 800, 900, oeuti9 Don 80, 900, 900,
,uiiii6 pon 81 900. 90 uub ipauiI6 pon
26, 900. 900 MeHideu seiproden murbe.
Selbit bic italisnii6e Sprabe rpurbe uon
brsi SisrteI 10 pislen Oteni6en sebragat
nno bic portusieiiiebe Don brsi I6teI 10
vielen ais bic snaIii6e. DE 1852, 900, :
900 Wsnihen welde bisie Spra6en
rsSeten, 9abeH iib iest auf 400, 900, 900
uermebrt, wopon oui Die enelii9 Jtsoens
ben LIS, 900, 900 fommen. Sransolii6
ipreben isbt $4,000, 0ou, beuti9 10, ;
900, 900. ipanii6 10000. o0Q, ruIIi6
10, 900, 900, itaIieriib 30, 900, 900 unb
portusiefi6 l3. 900, 900. gn9lii6 pirb
gesenipdrtig uon fat spsimaI 10 uisI
Meniden 9eiproden, oils irgenb cine ans
oere Spra1e. unO bic en9Iii6e Spra6e
breitst lib a(lem 2ni6eine na6 uno na6
INNER msbr aus. 9lui benz norbameris
tduii6en Continent uno in falt gans
2tuitralien lit bic eu9Iiibe Spru6e sur
Serritbaft 9elanst. yioroamerita aIlein
biirite balo 100. 200, GOO enslil9 rebenoe
@iuiuobner bsiieeu, mdbrenb @roBbri.
tnnnicn uub Srlaub gsseu 40, 900. 600
;ahIt. Die 9Isi6e rai6e 9lusbreituns
,siai bic ensIii6e Spra6e in SiOairita
uno Snoien.
- Oas 2oos bes 9 dSneu
aui Der grbe. v@iIsn sic, mas ses
m6bnIi6 bas soos einersD Dame 1T, Die
eiu glltsr pon 80 Sabreu erreidt bat ~
= .0uu?" rSbr aIter bIeibt itsbsu
anb iie isIber bIeibt iten.~
BAD Slid. Sausfrau:
xMadt Sie beun unisre llnterbaItuus
10 sdbnen, meiu better Ssrr 0tittmeis
tier ?" - .Nber i'd bite sic, meine
@ndbige. no beuten sic uur bin! Das
tommt nur pom Ieereu Maeeu!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
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lit mad benz urtbeiIe, weI9es 2abp
8lennerbaiiel, cine 9eborene @rafin
2sp6en, I'M vgn9liib SauitrateO 0sasas
Sine" ab9ibt, zines Der beoauernswertbes
item @si6Spfe auf @ottes weiter @rOe.
Den beuti9en Mdb9en pdre ss, peun
man Dem llrtbeiI ber 2abp sIuuben pil, +,
beIler, rpenn iie i9warS, ir9enbwo i'm
SerSen bes buntIen Welttbeils seboren
wiirosn, ais peiB innerbaIb Der @renSen
bes beutl6su 0tei6es. Sn 0euti6lano
lit bod .ibr b06ltes &edt nidt bas ber
Sreibeit, ionbern bes @eborIams = elm
0te6t, bas ibnen nit ben afritaniiden
Stlapen ssmeiuiam lit. Das Snftitut
Ger @be in 9suti6Iano berubt sdn3Iid
auf Der Serri9aft bes Manuee, uno Der
llnterpiirfisteit ber Trau. @r lit ibr
Serr nnb Meiiter, ibr 9sidHber. ibr
@rbalter unb ibr Grndbrer. Den WdOs
den mirb pom Su9enb an beigebra6t,
bab ibre Sauptpfli6ten Der @eboriom
uuo bic SeIbI Itaufopfsrun9 ieieu. SJn Der
son5en 0tittsItlale iinb RIeiberma9sn
unO 6o6en bic Sauptsesenitanbe Der
9lusbiI6uns ber 0adb9en unb NIT ben
Sabren entpifclt ii9 tas beutI6e Mdbs
den gum v&o9sGbier", b. ;. einem
Gbier oas tObt, pwas ibren eissntIi4su
8erui BARTLETT
9ie bObere glusbiIbuus 1T ibnen bnrdj
bic tprannii9eu Mdnner ueri9Ioiien,
wel6e ni6ts pou ibrer 3uIaHuns aui
ben llniperiitdten b6ren polIen. DDas
Qoos Ger Nonneu in ben &l0itern III
beiler, ais bas ibrer in Sreibeit Sur fila
uii3en llntsrruiirfisfeit unb Selbit:
ertrasuns breiiirteu S6weitern.1 tfeiu
@unocr, baB ba bic beuti6eu Otabder
ni6t ben @jraSien su opfern ueriteben,
nameutli6 in eiuem 9anbe, no bic Runf
ber oebil6eten un6 aurssenOen Inter:
reOuns ni9t sepflest wirO. 0ie Sdaf:
fcnstraft ber Oeuti9en Mdb9en lit aud
| i6pa6 un6 in Der Qiteratur uno Ruull
baben iic ni9ts wirtIid 8orsiisIidss
eeibaIIeu; feline beuti9e &omaui9rift'
ite1erin reibt aud mir an cine mttels
mabise engliibe 9touelIiitin binan!~ =
90 gabp SlennerI III s!borene 9rdfr
9epben vbo49eboren", aper bod immel
ein beuti9es Utdbben, baS ii4 b66f
pabri9einIi3 iebr basesen itrduber
wl:Oe, rusnn man ibr ei9enes llr;beil oui
fie aus6ebnen wiir6e. &e6t mertpGrbie
ift es babel, baB MpIabp einen @runf
Der 8si6werOe oarin iinoet, SGB nur s4
un6 in mau9en 8rouinSeu 40 bis SO
B,oceut ber beuti9sn WdO9eu pbas
llrredt ber weibIidsn 8eien~, ii6 elmer
@attcn iu iidsrn, ilbsn tonnen. GS if
bod ertrsuIi9, baB l6 bis 60 Brocen
bsm S9idiaI Der Gpranuei entrinuen
@erb,u Die beuti3sn Wdo9en Oh Oieies
ltrtbeiLs Die 3epoen leiOsn t0nuen
@si9mei9eI: bat iis ibren S@weItsrr
ui3t.