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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10
Count Tolsto,,s wife.

New York Evening Post: If Count Tol.
stroi is q crank this cannot be said of his
wife. Not long ago lie insisted that his
property should he distributed among the
poor and that his own family, which in.
cludes n,nc children, should be reduced to
the position of beggars. His good wife in
tcrposcd and succeeded in gaining control
OF his property and prevented him from
wasting it in carrying out his notions. Her
position was not unlike that OF the late
Mrs: Alcott. when her husband, ''tl.c Sage
ofConcord. ii ty years ago or less. went to
Fruitlands to establish paradise, and fin
ally reached the point where he gave up
eating. Mrs. Alcott seconded his efforts
all the more readily because literally there
was nothing to be eaten in the house. When
his family had joined him in the Efforts ia
live without eating it brought the phllos.
opher to his senses. lie could starve him.
self but he could not see his children stary.
ing too. He resigned the lleadsilip OF The
family to Mrs. Alcott, just as Count To!sto
evidently gave up the management of his
property to the countess. In both case,
the woman saved the man,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10
A Big strike Averted.

LONDON, Oct. Avery preparation was
made to-day for u prolonged strike of 200
gas stokcrs. This evening deputation oi
gas men met the directors of the gas COM
pany i'll conference. Thedircctors declared
that they bore no cnmity toward the union;
that they were perfectly satisfied with the
employees, and that they would always give
preference 10 old hands without distinction
between union and non-union men. At a
mass meeting of the workmen held later in
the evening, resolution was adopted ex-
pressing thanks to the directors and declar.
ing that the men do not desire to strike.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10
VISITORS FROM FRANCE.
Co,nte de Paris and Son. the Duke of
Orlenns, Arrive In Now York.

Co,nte de Paris and Son. the Duke Of
Orleans, Arrive In Now York.
New York, Oct. 4.-Comte dc Paris and
party, consisting of Due d'Orlcans due
dues, Marquis de Lasteyric, Comtc
d'liaussonvillc, Col. de Parscnal, Capt.
Morliam and DR.. Rccamcr. arrived in New
York to-day on the Gcrmanic.
They were met by Collector Erhardt. Gen.
Daniel Buttcrficld Gen. o. o. Howard,
Gen. Il. d. Kcycs, Gen. Fitz John Porter,
Gen. ii. w. SlOcum. W. Is. Franklin. Gen.
John Newton, J. q. Pnrkc, J. X. Dillon,
'i.:. O'l5ricn and several newspaper men.
The comte expressed pleasure ut meeting
Generals Bu,tcriield and Porter. old friends
and comrades in arEns. and said he was
glad to make another visit TO America
lie conversed freely about the purt he took
in the late war, but could not be induced to
speak OF affairs in France
The comtc is tall. broad shoullcrcd
man, with iron gray hair and an intellect
ual iace, lighted up by pair of kindly blue
eyes. The Duc d'Orlcalis is young man,
with smooth face. He is considerably
over six feet in height and of muscular
build. His hair is pure blonde and his
cheeks rosy red.
The party will remain in America a
month.
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FROM FOREIGN sHoREs.

During the service at ST. Paul's cathedral.
London man named Easton, who was in
the congregation, committed suicide by
shooting himself twice with u revolver.
The British ship Gretna, London for San
Francisco, which has been out over two hum
dred days and wns given up for lost month
ago, has arrived at San Francisco.
While the young king Of servin, accom-
panied bv his father ex-king Milan, was re-
turning from drive. n cartridge was ex-
ploded beneath his carriage. The author
itics allege that the explosion was purely NC.
cidentnl. As for as can be learned no one
was injured.
Another attempt has been made upon the
life of the czar. This time the conspirators
planned to wreck train by which it was be-
leived the car intended to travel from st.
Petersburg to Warsnw. An obstruction was
placed upon the track In the shape o! FIVE
sleepers. which we're tightly wedged in be-
tween tile rails. The train which was sup
posed to he carrying the ear crashed into the
Lsrrirsjs Of slespsrs and was thrown from
~ track. -.
-. # 90 4 N L.
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THE.NEWS DIGEST.
Interesting News Of the Week
Boiled Down and
Classified.
THE NATIONS CAPITAL.

The commissioner Of pensions made 181
promotions in the clerk grade ct his Office :.
preparatory to the appointment to the low
er grades of 43s clerks. provided for under a
recent rec ase ofconGress. OF these 43s clerks.
entered upon their duties.
The commissioner Of the general land O.:
flee has issucl q rule upo:. the st Paul, Mime.
npohs & Manitoba Railway company to
show cause why reconveyencs should not be
made to the United States MS contemplated
BY the net of March 3, 1887, Of about 80, 900
ncres within the State OF Minnesota, hereto.
fore certified md patented on account Of the
grant to said company.
tits stnted Mt the treasury department
that the bonded debt of the United Stntes
during the past month. viz: $42,318.24O
was crater thnn in any month since the
perioa Of rsiun'lins operations under secre.
tary Sherman. the nenreet approach to it
lMing f26. 503. $40 in the month of October.
1883. The decreased In the bonded debt for
the first rineteen months Of tho sverige
months Of the present administration has
ieen &2O5. .714.41O-an average moutlily re-
duction Of 1910, ,s27.O74.
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cent maneuvers o: tile Russian army at
Kovno tho Krasnotaw bridge collapsed AMI
that 400 soldiers belonging to the pultaun
regiment, which was crossing the bridge at
the time Of the ci1ent, we're thro~n into
the water and drowned. The papers state
that among those who lost their lives wns
Gen. Barloweky. There has been no Official
confirmation Of this report.
The ~. James Gazette. London. dismis ses
the church congress-, the German aocalist
situation, the great labor troubles aud other
ieading questions Of the day to declare that
the most important news ie the statement
nude by Sir James Kitson to the iron and
steel congress in New York, that Americn has
reached the position of the greatest iron
producing nation in the world. The Gazette
dilates upon the Significance of this fact, and
declares thnt it behoovcs England to con.
slider the immense men ming It has In respect
to her future relative comm ercial position.
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AFRAID OF THEIR LIVES.
An Escaped Wife Murderer Cause
Alarm Near His Old Home.

An Escaped Wife Murderer Causes
Alarm Near His Old Home.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct. 4.-Thc farmers in
the neighborhood o; Bay settlement. Brown
county. Wis, where lived the wife MUIR
dercr Jean P.f'oquet, who escaped from
Waupun prison Saturday, live in mortal
terror fearing that soquct at any moment
may return and murder them.
The utmost alarm is felt on all sides and
farmers and their wives and children fear
the man so greatly and are so loatl, to be-
lieve that the escaped murderer is not in
the vicinity that they dare not venture
from home. Every door, window and
mode OF entrance to their houses is boltci
and barred. A sum OF $l0O offered for his
capture is SO small that officers will not
take time to hunt for him.
A report reached the office of cl,icf of po-
lice yesterday that Soquet was in the city
and talked to a young man saying that he
had three more lives TO take. He was last
seen going toward his old home.
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Deci.led In Incnr,,,r,,ta

MASKAro, Special Telegram. a
committee was appointed at the Methodist
conference to-day to take immediate >tels
TO have the conference Incorporated. THIS
AFTERNOON the Sunday school union and
tract society and the Epwortl, league had
their meetings. ltcvcrcnds $. i. Warner
J. {. ". Cox and J. i. Stout were speakers
Rcverends q. l.. Bridgemai,, Il. W. Mckais
and II. G. Jennings spoke this evening The,
occasion, being the anniversary o! the cdu.
ca,ional society. Assignments for next
year will bc announced Monday.
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CHICAGO. Oct. "A morning paper says
that it is reported upon seemingly good
authority that the Baltimore e. Ohio is hav-
ing SURVEYS and estimates made for new
entrance into the city. The freight traffic.
the Wisconsin Central Northern Pacitc).
General Manager Odcll, Of the Baltimore 4;
Ohio railroad, arrived in the city to-day
from the West. He declares that there Is
no truth in any part of the story.
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Wanted to scare sarah.

Detroit Free Press: The balloonist at the
exposition Ind a call yesterday from a
young man wearing a linen distcr and
having his trousers tucked into his boots.
He wanted to take the balloon man's place
anu make an ascension.
In the proiesh?" was asked.
"No"
"Evcrgo uu?"
"Never."
Perform on the BARI"
"No."
"know anything about the parachuic?"
Well, what do you expect to do?"
go up about mile and then let 20 and
fall kcrchug."
And be smashed to pulp"
That's Just it: reckon there wouldn't
be enough left OF me to grease a wagon"
can't see your object"
"Well, I've got two. In the first place,
the old man wouldn't give me but S.. to
come here, and in the next place my val
rived and is now over in the hog depart
mcnt with u chap who kin buy two bush
els Of peanuts where can't 70 10 cents
wo!'l! .!W.I,,i # Eiu"drops."
"WclI, it will spite Sarah and scare her
most to death. and the old man will he rut
to S23 expense to gather me up and get mo
Couldn't think 9ii it."
.Do me u .avOr."
sNot to-day"
"liain't you got any feelin's?"
mi in this line"
well, III have to try suntl,n' else, I
s.posc. but l had all this planned out.
Where's the man who does the burning o
pomreyi? Mebbc kin arrange to he hit
kcrsplat by volcano, while Sarah looks on
from 25-ccnt reserved scat On the grand
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FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.

A Minister Of Drayton. N. D., Missing
for . Month.
WINNIPEG, Special Telegram, Oct. A.
Rev. Aherne, clergyman of Drayton. N.
d., left that place for Pembina early in Sep
tenber, leaving the latter place for Winni-
peg, since which time he has not been heard
Of His friends are now making inquiries.
suspccting foul play. Rev. Mr.. Ahcrnc has
brother-in-law i'll this city whom he was
coming to visit.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

The total value of the real property o
this state rs equalized hy the state board o
equalization, is $G5.lSl,l77.
H. +. Turner. dealer in dry goods and
clothing. ut Dickinson, n. d.. made IA volun.
tary assignment in tnvor of his creditors.
Liabilities. $4,000. Assets. unknown.
Il. i. Turner, dry goods merchant, m atls
an assignment Mt Dickinson to j. Il. Scott
The liabilities approximate 5000, with as.
sets nearly the same.
Measures have already been started both
here and in South Dakota for the relief of
those settlers who havo become destitute
through the failure Of their grain crops.
John Bromnss, o. Butler. Trail county,
has Just children enough for bnil tenn. lie
lias been married ten years md hns nine
children, aged respectively 1. 2, 3, 4, s, G, Z,
y and ..
This state gets n slice in this same bill,
ns the state is reimbursed to the amount Of
slO,s54.7l for expenses in excess of the ~.
preparation in holding the constitutional
convention The bill npprorriates &c. 700. 81.
The board has prepared rules aud regula.
lions or the distribution of ears. These we're
nj once accepted by the Northern Pacific and
are now practically by tho Great Northern.
The only complaints met were from points
on that line.
A tlreshing boiler exploded near Hills.
boro The boiler head flew out, pussing be-
.ween the man feeding the separator and
the band cutter. tabiny the left hand of the
feeder und the right hand ofthe band cutter.
Botl, men will recover.
j. d. Grccnus of Fargo lost his barn md
grunnry, situated in Clay county. Miun., by
fire. There were .lestroyed 5000 bus lels ol
wheat. 1900 bushels OF oats, 1000 bushels
of barley. 4OOtons of hay, two colts aul one
horse; insurance. $4,000. Origin Of the fire
not known.
Seven men were arrested for robbery on
the Front street bridge. They were held in
$4,000 bonds to the grand jury. They at.
tackled two men in broad daylight and sc.
cured only $25 and a watch. These robber.
les have become very frequent Of late, and
are by harvest hands generally.
The Milwnukee road sent salt to different
parts of the state to be spread upon fields
the theory being TINT suit would enable the
soil to retain the moisture longer nnd with.
stand the heat better. The experiment has
been demonstrated to be of no particular
vnlne.
Representative Hansbrough secured the
passage OF the bill making a acustoms district
oI North and South Dakota. with Nechc IN q
port ofentry ani Sioux Fuls port of de.
livery. lie had quite brush with Mcmillan,
of Tennessee. who wanted to strike out Sioux
Falls, but finally conqured.
Til" county commissioners regular session
ut Formnn, decided to submit the ouestio,
Of county seat removal 10 a vote of the Pro
pie Mt the November election. This liz the
second county seat fight the people of this
county have fought, and they a-e in a pool
condition to stand tho large tax levy, o
which it is the direct cause.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10
Remains In statu Quo.

Huron, s. d., Special Telegram,
tain the original jurisdiction in the matter
OF the writ OF certIorari agail,s, the board OF
county commissioners OF Hughes county
ior establishing voting precinct, III the un.
organized counties west OF the Missouri
river, basing Its refusal OH the sole ground
that the application should have been made
to the circuit court OF Hughes county in the
first instance. The decision in 10 way
affects the merits o! the question.
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Re,nains In statu Ono.

IIuKoN, S. d., Special Telegram, Oct. A.
The supreme court to-day declined to enter
tain the original jurisdiction in the matter
OF the writ OF ccrtiorari against the board of
county commissioners of Hughes county
organized counties west of the Missouri
river, basing its refusal on the sole ground
that the application should have been made
to the circuit court OF Hughes county in the
first instance. The decision in no way
Affects the merits o! the question.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10
Union Labor ticket.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. Special Telegram,
The Union Labor co unity convention
nominated as follows:
Assenblymen. First district. Thomas Car.
michael: Second district, John Wilmer: sheriff,
cIaries IIazen: register OF deeds. +. G. Jordan;
c:erk of court. Ole JonstaN: treasurer. John
Actiinnis; district attorney, A. j. Sutherland.
Jordan is former resident Of North Caro-
lima. who several years ago acquired u ma
sional rcpu. alton by being prosecuted and
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10
pEoPLEoF NOTE.

Pm. LaBuch of North Dakota and A. f.
Towne Of South Dakota have successfully
passed examinations for admission to the
naval aca;lemy.
Elizabeth Drexel Smith, wife of Walter G.
Smith. and eldest daughter Of tho lato Francis
A. Drexcl. died ut her country home in Tor.
restlnle. Pa. utter an illness Of a lew Days.
Mrs. Smith a share of her fnther's estate is
estimated Mt about ~ 100000.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10
QUIET A MYSTERY.

The Bodies of Two Men Found on the
Great Northern Track.
ST CLOUD, Special Telegram, Oct. 4.-The
Great Northern officials here received IN
formation that train No. 4 OF this division
ran over and killed two men WHO were
on the track a short distance this
side of Barncsvillc. The whole
affair is mystery: 1t is thought by some
thpt @ they were asleep; Others think they
u previous train. and still others that they
met with !oul play and were placed there.
Their clothes indicate that they were work
ingmcn. and each had u ticket in his pock.
ct 1or st. Paul. An inquest will be held.
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specinl In,l,un Arant..

WASHINGTON, Special. The president to-
day appointed Austin J. Bratldock of Rock
Vile. Md, Henry J. Atcn OF lliawatlIn.
Miss Helen +. Clark of Montana special
agents TO make allotments of lands in sew
crafty to Indians under the provision. of
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Ron Over by . Wagon.

FARIBAULr, Special Mrs. ]. l..
Noycs, wife of Pro. Noyes, superintendent
of the school for deaf while crossing the
street to-day. was knocked down and run
oyer ssl y z ~ ~ Eason: d5sst spxlsty = =
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TIE PIONEER EXPRESS
= 10 Publishsd
eveRY FRIDAY MORNING.
AT.RxxDlxA. n. n.
&11 q TdONPS0N, PuhHshara
ssbssrlptiea. 4a Per Anaun. N Aa,.,..

III. To rionesr Express eirculstss -num..o,.,. =.
SistSpes peeipoornood q 90 IL Pembins county ssd tos
tadspendent n o,'tlaies 'lies vest 9f Red river IL S
om %nen IN nnrfs np.fnspis. q negnlsF comn,aniestoa
M N advsrts.sG GI tnc county published Seskiy.
Worth Dakota. ~ "ss NO sQu0 In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-15

tdten. Spdtsr wur6e man etwas tritis
i9er; aber nod beute fiibren Die @ars
tenbanobii6er ni9t peniaer als 700
ueri9ieoene Spacintben auf, pom 6enen
einige iebr bod I'M Breiie iteben. Our
3eit Der EuIpenmauie in Souan6 pur:
ben aud fir Spucintben i9ier unsIaub,
li9e Preiie 9eSablt. Sin 0or6re6ter
Saufmann wurOe wcsen @rmorbuns
ieines Sne6teS sebanst, ben ct wissn
ein paar 3ruiebelu get6btei bate. Der
Sne6t bate in @rmansIung pon etwas
Seiierem bieieIben gum 8rote uerIpeiit
uno 6er Serr eri6Iug ibn i'm 3orne ibcr
ben Serluit Der beiben ,Sleinooe".
SbwObl inSwii9en Die 8ertbI6dbuna
Der i6Onen BFanSe cine anbere sepors
Ben 1T, 10 iinb bod ilets bic Bolldnbis
iden Spacintben bic geiu9telten unb bic
i6Oniten. Gbotiu9e 1T es, buB bic
$500 bolldnoii9en @Grtnereien nit
9orIiebe Spaciutben anbaueu. Sd6s
mere Spacintbenbeete, aIs man BEL Sar:
lem iinbet unb bic nit ibrer 6arben.
pra9t unO ibrem iiiBen Quit auf ben
BIumenfreuno einen 9eraoe iibsrpdIti:
senOen @inoruf MAIDEN, 9ibt cs in Der
9anjen 8eIt ni6t.
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llrmenpi gu iid, benz fe periSnIi9 ieins
fd1oue ftrabIeube Oralt ,ufiibrte.

llrmenpi gu iid, benz fe periOnIi@ ieius
idOne itrabIenbe 8raut 3ufibrts.
@raf @jsrnin madte su benz boien
Spiel CUTE Miene, obpObl ibm ieint
0tisberIase nod man@e gederei unS
MuIice suSos, Defenders uuf benz sroBen
Wastenbau, uel9sr in benz sroBen 9te:
boutenInaI BET Sofburg itattfanb.
9as 6eit in 2arsuburs fieI sldnSenS
aus, iusbsionbsre ent;iifte bic 6ulten'
ias6 ale Qnpsienben unS uerietts Te in
ber aumutbisiten @eiie in iene Gage 5u:
rid, ais bsren ernites Wabr;ei9en oi,
6ranSsnsburg nit ibrer @cri3tsitubs,
ibrsn Sertcrn uno ibrsr GoItertammsr
baitsbt.
v@ie i5rsdIi6!" f(otse @rditu 3idu,
bic vSimmIiide", ais Iie wdbrenO Oes
Teuerwerts nit ben ROni9sn uOn 9rsu'
ben unb @iirttsmber9 por ben MaHeu
unb 0tiituugsu ltanb un6 cine Der eiier:
nen @jeibeIu ber JuquiiitiOu nit ibre,
3arteu Sanb idmans. v@ctt lei Dant,
baB bic Softer ni9t msbr beitsbt."
Sriebri9 DiIbelm ILL.,, Der ibr in
Isinsr latonii9eu @eiie buIbists, lab iit
an unO faste Oann turi: rSeIbit SOL
tertammsr, 9rdiin, unb nod drssr aIs
bieie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-15

angetI. Mit ben Sut, bet mag iinb,
uber mat fiir'ne Sorte Siite brd9t benH
Jon POIade Oct mar o eener, wie lie
bic Oinser por 3weeun6enbaI6eu Silberz
iroi6en bel 9oientbat auS'u Saf jreis
fen, id mill ia ierne bauOr iorieu, bet CT
wieoer mat uii'u Ropp frie9t. - YorI.:
sic iinb bann bauou geIaufeu, na9benI
Sic ben RaminSti sei9la9en batten. =
glngetI.: Sa, neil Der Wd6ter tommen
obat. Ntein Batter laste INNER: Meiu
Sobn, ct iibt brei Sa9eu, bic eenen III
mieie 0erbdlmiile rausreiBen t6unen,
bet is eri9teus eeue rei6e Seiratb, Spse>
tens Gene anitdu6iie 8lsite I'm orittsns
eene ibIeunise 6Iu3t. Sn bieien SAT-
babe id mir III uii bet @eete beionnen.
= Vori.: sic ieben ia, iuie nett Sic
nit Der Gbeorie Sbres 8aters 9efCnmen
iinb. gSir werben iett mai Die 5euseu
b6reu.
@s itelIt ii9 beraus, 6nB Der 9luses
tIa9te ben barmIOieu YOlen in Der friuOls
ten g8ciie beIeioigt uno oann tbdtli6
ange9riiIeu bat, pesbaIb Der glmtsans
malt beantra9t, pon elmer Gjeloitrafe
9lbfunO gu nebmeu urb obue g8siteres
auf iiini Gage Saft ;u ertsnneu.-
9ori.: gtun, ansetIaster, mas iasen
Sie oaSu? = Iu9stI.: 6iinf 0aSe2
0te9net bic 9ta6t benn oo6 nit su, ober
tann id gu 6eierabenO na6 SuuIe iebn?
- Sori.: llniinu, Elm Gag Suit bebeus
tet INNER "a StunOeu. = 9tugetl.:
9lber bet is ia bimmeIi9rsienb, osnn
trie9t meine SGe bet ia gu wiiien? -
Sori.: Sa, bas pir6 ii9 pobl ni6t Gus
bern Iuiien. - glnsetl.: Oct mare ia
mebr ruie irdbltb iudre bet, iibeu sic
man en- bisten MtitIeiO nit mir, Serr
Ssridtsbof.
9as llrtbeiI Iautet benn aud auf 25
Mtart @eIOitrafe ober flint Gage 9ait.
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Gin ensItf6er 3ettnns smann.

Plus Qon6on piro 9eIbrieben: BON
benz I'M 76. aItersiabre geitor6eneu @bs
waro 9lopb, benz 8erIe9er beS y9lo5bs
9teIu5" unb Daily gbronicle" IdBt ii9
Ia9eu, baB SournaIiiteu pie Oi9ter,
seboren uno ni6t gema9t perben.
S6on I'M lG. Sabre CAB ct ein itenos
9rapbii9es Compendium bernus unb
Uer0iientIi6te baIo barauf cine @O9ens
i9ritt y9lopbs g8sstlp Mscsunup",
ipater v2lopOs @cetlp 9ltIaS", wel9e
oem geier iiir weni9 @jelo lei9ts 9itera;
tur, beionHers 0tomane boten. 2Iopo
bat ii3 bnuptid9Ii9 einen 9tamsu er;
rporben burd feline wieberboIteu @ou
ilifte nit benz StempeIamt; oenn iciue
wi6tisiteu iournaIiltii6eu lluternebs
muu9en fielen III Die 3'it, no iebe 3eis
:un9 cine @ebiibr, ieoe @nuonce cine
Steuer entri9ten muBte uno aud has
Orufpapier mis- ioI9es beiteuert mar.
SIM Sabre 1912 9ab ct siu iIluitrirtes
Wo9enblntt beraus, baS far einen
Ysnnp perfauft wuroe, aber teine cigents
lt6eH 9fa9ri9ten bra6te, nm Der Sci;
tun9siteuer gu entgeben. Ood ibti6
li6 ein turSer glrtitel iiber baS Gntfoms
men eines S0men aus einer Mena9erie
in bic .3eituus; Die 8e90roeu ertldrteu
bieien 9lrtite! ais cine 9a6ri6t, rpel6e
baS 8Iatt 5ur 3eitun9 made. NIOyO
unterSog ii9 Der Stempel9rbabr uno
pertauite iein Slatt fir swei 4euce.
Sm Sabre 1852 bate 6aS obue SSIluz
ltrationen per6iIentli9te BIait cine gluT>
Iage pon 10000; Douglas SetrOI0
puTbe 96eireOactcur; Die gluflage itieg
ouf $50, 900, ais bas Slatt einen auss
fiibrIi9en 9eri6t ii6er ben Sob un6 bns
9sgrdbniB bes Ser;o9s D. Beaiugton
bra3te. gtuf Douglas Serrolo fOl9te
icin So6n 9Ian9arb aIs 0tebucteur.
Otit ber g6idaiiuu9 ber 3eitungs' uno
Nnnoncengebiibren wuds bic Bopulariz
tGt oes Ylattes uno ais 1861 Die 9ae
pieriteuer iieI, mar v9IOpbs 0tepS", bic
erlte 3eitung, Die iiir einen Penng uers
fault murbe.
glopo mar immer Der erite I'M SeIoe
wenn eS gait, neue @rfiubuugen auf
benz @ebiete Der 0rudmal6ineu ausus
penben. Oils 60 iabriser Uann iaBte
u utH SHlIugtubT ttit Hlu1UtultUUt2 Su~
taIblatt, Cleekenwall News QebeiBeu,
auiSutauien ila0 in Elm 9roBss @eltbIatt
su perpanbelu. ST gab 600, 900 So.
Oaiiir unb psraussabte rueitere Orei 0tils
lioueu Mart, nm baS Daily Chronicle
Al sriinbeu. 9as llnternebmeu selang
iiber GrparteR uuo mad ipeni9su Sabren
bru6te es einen iubituusieaen @euinu
unO lit sesenpdrtig cine Der belteu tdss
Iidsn .3situu9en9onbouS. 9IuBer6em
beiab 9lopb in Sittinsbourne cine Baz
piermiibIe, weI6e 200 Eouusu Ynpier
w69entIi9 iabricirts un6 pad,tets in
2Ilsier iiber 100, 900 gcres Qano Sur
YrOouction bss in Der Experimentation
uerpenbtten grpartero @jraes. Gbz
parO 2lopo NOR nit elmer unermiiOIi6eu
gtrbeitstraft be9ubt unb erit aIs ii6 i'm
9lu9ult 1889 Elm SerSleioeu eiuitellte,
;og ct ii6 olIrdIis uOu ben Gjei6dften
;uriif. 9r mar ein tppii9er l3eituu9ss
mann nnb bnIOiste liberaIen 9Ini9aus
un9en.