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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

pIyman Dempsey against him. ,DlstrleI
there are four Republican candidates, Senator Sheao
az Ierkmer County; Assembyman Mott and ex
senator J. E. smith of Madison" County and T. F.
Wilbor. Of orsego County. The Democratic candi.
dates are Assemblyman Lane, of Otsego County, and
Clinton Bcckwith, of Herkmer County. There VIII
be no opposition TO the denomination o.
senator oConnor, OF the XXIVth District
senator Hendricks Of the XXyth. District
declines denomination. The candidates in the
ex-AssenbIyrn Tisdale OF Cortland, and Assembly
man White and District-Attorney Lewis Of Onon-
daea Comfy. Senator Hunter, OF the XVIII Dis
tdct has no opposition 10 his denomination
Senator Fassett, of the XXv1Ith District, has de-
cITed a denomination. II seems probable that Frank
D. sherwood OF Hernellsville. viii be the Republican
candidate IN the district Senators saxton, McNahgh-
XXIXth, xXXth and XXXIst respectively WI all
be renomnates and all VIII be reelected except Nc;
Naughfen, who Is doomed to defeat at the hands OF
Cornelius n. Parsons, the Republican prospective can
didate
From present appearances, the Republicans will have
larger majority In the Senate Of 1892 than in the
present one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

-yypman company, although had enough on
her'OwD shoulders for brother Samuel B:x. thirty
years old, all unmarried man, who lived o. No. 2oS
Houston-st was among the missing. lie came nom
Germany about seven years ago. at.t :.
The parents Of Andrew B. Petersen, jr, who was
cashier and superintendent Of the Restaurant, were
spending o few days a farm In New-Jersey, having
left the restaurant In charge Of their son, only chlo
They returned to the city Yesterday and ut their none
No. $50 Thru ave-, they unable TO SEQ reporter
as they both Frustrated by the shock. G1Istay
schunte an uphoIsterer Of No 800 Third ave. ldentl
to Carcrty's undertaking shop In Madisonst. 1t VIII
be brought TO No. 1853 Thruave. to-day, and VIII Dc
buried Wednesday morning.
Louis Rosenfeld's wife seen at No. 103 East
Eighty hrst-st She has one child boy few months
msnufactnrer Of bronze powder. was we'll OF. Leo
Rosenfed the missing mans brother. who travels Tor
the firm. said he was in Washington when the accdent
nccniNed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
THE WEATHER REPOEI.
FORECAST UNTIL p. NJ. MONDAY.


woshinrton Aug 23.-For NewEngland. eno".,
until Tuesdov evening; winds shifting 20 eoo'er' "''N-
westerly Monday evening. - LA,
For Eastern New.York, Delaware ana Ne"|. =,
,reouent showers Monday; decidedly cooler nO''"'''
winds cooler and fair tuesday r.no.,,v,nla
For Virginia Maryland and Eastern fti'ns, 1.' ,i
rorro cooar northwesteTly winds, hequehS s'o"'
Monoay evening; cooler and fair Tuesday ...,s.
For the Carolinas, much cooler WitA h'Gu," .,. AZ
o,.,ring during the evening cooler aDd seh'iSn' -
TUESDAY. ,,,. ,,,-
For Georgia much cooler generally fau' IL. n
ror Eastern brorida local showers; slightly coon" ="
Tuesday. $1,000, ,,,n u,ne,v. continues
cool and fair Tuesday ,,,.. In the *.
For Mississippi and Alabama, cooler Mohu'9 ~ Wv
,euo southern portions; fair Monday ana lUe'! ,.,
Tor Louisiana. generally fair, Monday '"s'"'
warmer by TUESDAY 49,. man and fair
For Eastern Texas, generally fair; warmer '"N
TUESDAY anu, anu NeM.IOk Western p.nn,yl'ahN, q:
a., roI v,'s,nia frequent showers uH -iOLuN '''
mon,inu,d FOOL and Ar Tuesday 80 ,,d. aud Tues.
'ou For Kentiekv and Tennessee, iair Mohua5 ''
day slightly cooler. ,, ,,aa. a,o,noon cool Sad fan
weather "Wednesday, -. ..,..nar o-d fate Tuesday.
Michigan and Wisconsin, generally isf' VAN"
iuI p"r Illinois Missouri, Arkansas and hS'sS' ~
o,arrer nd fair tuesday. tha Do
"ai Eoe iowa Mmnesotl Nebraska Colorado ana Wv
kotas, generally fair warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
cANDrnArEs IN CORTLAND COUNTY.

Cortland, n. Y. Aug. % CsDecaD.-Evcry town in
Cortland County has been heard from TO day and the
elected at the Republican held satur
day night arc solid for the nomination OF Rufus Peck
as a candidate for Senator. The XXVth Senate Dis
trct consists OF Cortland and Onondaga counties, and
is strongly Republican. onondaga County will split
and the split will be favorable to Mr. Peck Cortland
County sends thiryone delegates to the convention
and Onondaga 134. The only other Republican can
didatc 1. Mr.. White, Editor Of The Syracuse Stand.
ard
There Will be lively fight for sheriff in this county
between John Miller and John O'Reid. The election
Of Jerome squrcs as District-Attorney and the re-
election OF H. T.. Business county clerk are cop
coded as there Is no opposition TO them by tie ReDge
icans Of which party they arc members. John G.
Barry at present a member Of the State Committee,
will be sent to the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
TO ur-RRY Up THE WORK OF REMOVAL.

Inspector Byrnes camo to the Church-st pOn'o
station at 30 O'Clock last evening. lie had observed
the work of removing the fallen walls OF the collapsed
building and was dspeased with the slow progress
made lie held conference with other police officials
at once After the conference Inspector Byrnes said
that there was contingent fund from which he could
draw large amount for the purpose Of clearing away
the heavy machinery and the immense heaps OF bricks
which retarded the work OF removing the dead bodies
Il shall" said he, have CONTRACTOR on inc spot
carly 10 morrow morning. / shall give him ful power
70 90 ahead and clear away all distractions. II Is a
shame that the great number of dead bodies which
probably buried beneath those walls should remain
there for several days. They must be removed To-
morrow, no matter what the cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES IN MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Aug 90 SpecaD-The Republican State
Convention to nominate candidates for Governor,
Controller Attorney General and clerk OF ue Cour'
Of Appeals will be held at Ocean City on THURSDAY
next The primaries to select delegates TO the dis
trlcr conventions of Baltimore City will be held To-
morrow and the district conventions In each OF the
three legislative districts Of the city TO elect the CITY
delegation to the State Convention viii be held the
following day. 1t is generally accepted by all shades
q, RepuhIican marty sentiment that william J. Van
merit of Kent County, will be nominated for Governor
by the convention. The party has also fixed upon
Enoch B. Abel Of St. Mary's County, as the candidate
for Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals Mr.. Aoeu IS
strongly backed by Southern Maryland, and Will ac
cent the nomination Mr. Abel is Clerk to the County
Commissioners Of ST. Mary's County. He comes from
the same county Mr.. Ford, the Democratic nomi-
nee. For Attorney General George NJ sharp, OF
Baltimore City. and Harry W. Clabaugh, OF carroll
County are spoken Of. II is probable that Mr. sharp
will be the choice Of the convention In tnat case
the nomination for Controller Will be offered 10 eN
State senator Moore, Of Montgomery County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
SCENES ABOUT THE RUINS
GREAT CROWDS STAND AROUND WATCHING THE
WORK MEN.


The scenes around Park Place ala not indicate that
the majority of the people appreciated the fact perhaps
that sevcnty-fve human bodies were in the shoulder
ing rains The cross streets-eTe crowded with people
The fruit sellers and lemonade vendors took advanaoe
OF the opportunity.
Occasionally the fire lines would be opened to let In
friend or relative OF some one repofteo
10 be missing, especially at times when o0des
were discovered The amateur photographers were
, ON The scen. The grief Of the bercaved relatives
or the horrors of the many ghaSty spectaces dd not
deter them from swapping their cameras inc cart be-
lon cling TO Williams Stieger Is Co.. wholesale druggists
at No 50 Park Place, also taken by 'hem as IL
lay on heap of brick. The flaming posters Oh tno
New.York Jockey Club, Madame Modleska Inc sun
Alarm and other theatrical companies were scatterea
around the two big piles OF ITio0iSh "l'i i o'
reared I'm the middle OF the street.
Theodore A. Licbler jr., the senior member OF inc
firm Of Lcbler g. Mass said yesterday, that II py any
cause enc Of the iron pillars supports on the
floors was removed. the whole building woun la''
The weight on the top floors was ehoiih"u9'
A slight explosion would have caused the uisas.cr
in the opinion Of Mr. Liebler. lie had "orkhs iof
him about seventythre men and boys, but no girls III
the part Of te building which remained standing teTe
vera fourteen in the art rooms eighteen on the moor
above. thus leaving forty In the building "hicn
was destroyed. lie held insurance policies III ABOUT
twenty companies, almost Ill '.o"l :.
the West. lie was compelled 70 Pay
bir premium on account of the many tenants In the
brI,d,nc and their various occupations. His rate
averaged about se5 on the thousand He carried
about insurance and Sa %SH9eSe,
toi ~ tbs risk even at that high rate. The owner
Of the aschod and 6udHs Mrs. tb- hn5nas e
secured Insurance on the building through sand
The ground owned BY Columbia S CSe s
80, ~ ,ha Tisaster He did not arrive here until
hate saturday night lie was sica GoRSG ab a6G
1io Ia Ton With him us foreman for fifteen years.
TbSre a seems to be no doubt that he lost
James Lewis. travelling salesman lot hossnlem q
Leo G1bcrmsn Office boy, were tne, only ones IN the
establishment who escaped They bad Just sone ont
t6e FIRM were on the desk and the safe open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
rorp HORSES BIIRNED TO DEATH.

A fire broke out shortly before o'clock yesterday
morning in the two story frame stable In the rear of
M Is Grandave Brooklyn from an unknown cause
The building was owned and occupied By James lisni-
gan. The stable with its entire contents was de-
royed four valuable horses In II at the time being
burned 10 death. The sre spread 10 the house al No
II Grand ave- which is occupied by Adoph Gerst, ana
damaged It 10 the extent OF 81 600 The loss on the
stable was n 200 Before the flames could be con
troled they had reached the twostoy frame dwellings
No, ii and 10 Crand-ave.. owned by Dennis Hickey
and occupied by Charles Muller and Mrs. Wood THESE
houses were damaged 20 the extent OF $780, wmch Is
covered By the Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
BALTIMORE REGISTRATION OFFICERS.
prsREPUTABLE ANTECEDENTs OF MANY OF
THOSE APPOINTED BY THE DEMO
no
CRATIC BOARD.

THOSE APPOINTED BY THE DEMO
CRATIC BOARD.
Baltimore, Aug % (Specall.-The Political Reform
League has been investigating the character Of the men
appointed by the Democratic Board OF Supervisors OF
Election OF this city to act officers Of registration
1t is shown that number Of those persons having
charge of the registration lists have formerly been con-
nected with election frauds. In precinct one OF
the persons appointed Judge Of election in 1856
He was indicted for receiving Illegal votes, knowing
them to be such. He convicted, his conviction
was affirmed by the Court of Appeals, and he was
sentced TO serve term OF two years IN jail. but was
pardoned by Governor Jackson inter serving for lew
months. Another person appointed was In 1880 IN
dlctcd for conspiracy with officer Of registration
to strike the names Of legal voters of the registers
He was never tried a nollc prosequi having been
entered by the States Attorney. stu another mas
frequently been judge Of election, and, although nc
indicted for fraudulent conduct 1t mas long
been freely asserted by those who say they Know INC
facts that he has been guilty of such conduct ne'
another last year licensed lquor-seller' Inc
character of the place kept by him was such that inc
Board OF Liquor-Lcense Commissioners refused him
renewal Of his license this year. - A., o,o,
The League has filed protests against te apPointv
ments Of these men, 1t has also protested astSS t INC
appointment of three gamblers to places as registers,
and against others who unable TO write or properly
perform the duties The Board has issued an dPPcdi,
urging citizens of both parties TO assist 1t ID Jle WORK
of reforming this branch of the election machnery'
There are 1850 appointments TO be investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
REPUBLICAN CLUBS AT WORK.

The first annual outing OF the Morris Heights Republi
can Club Will be held at whtestone Landing, l.. l., on
Friday August g. 1t is the intention Of the members OF
the club to make outing and everybody who
attends will be OF good time. The Committee OF
Arrangements consists of T. A. Brown George Rudolph
and Henry Lorot.
The next regular meeting Of the Kings County League
Of Republican clubs will be held tomorrow evening in the
rooms Of Q. S. Club No. IL Rockwell Place,
Rrooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
4 WoMAy FOUND DEAD ALONE IN 4 HOUSE.

Henry Schumacher, Columbusave. Jeweler reported
to the police yesterday that he had found the dead body
Miss Rose Talley in her ROOM the second floor OF
No % West Ninety fourthst. Ten days Mrs. John
Leonard OF that address, went the country and left
Miss Iaey, her sister In charge the house Henry
Schumacher Is friend Of John Leonard merchant
at No. $50 Westst. Mr.. Schumacher was
accustomed to Miss Talley about the
premises and falling her for days he sought
TO ascertain the reason. Miss Taley died from heat
disease Her relatives were Informed Us was also the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
FAITHFUL CHARLIE

From The Buffalo Courier
Charlie. eight years Old was trrdeine along towar,
the store for his mother when lie met little Willie
coming around the corner "
Hello Charlie, where yer goln'Y7 asked Willie
"hhhh.h Keep still. Don't talk 10 mps re-
Piled Charlie Use got two things 10 remembers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
p,pxs HORSES AND STOCK BURNED.

The large barns and outbuildings al Port Jefferson
l.. L. CT r. ". Wheeler, Of the Atlantic Insurance
Company were burned yesterday afternoon. The loss
was as 600 partly inslred. Three horses and con
,ldernhle stock and grain were consumed The cause
Of the fire Is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
KILLED ny FUMES FROM OIL.

Joseph Davds, twenty eight years old, employed at
porne scrymser & cos oworks at Elizabeth, " j., was
overcome by the fumes frOm the oil YESTERDAY and
died In an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

r,,hune omro Auu. o. a. In-At'r sunny -. -,
moan ,ns .,e. e,ouded YESTERDAY aud there were 'araa
showers ,n the evening Most Of the day 'he H~
WIS between 80 and 90 The temprl'gri rang b,shs
~ aud so degree the ,'1e) being iS 80, a
than on the corresponding day last year anu % -.
on saturday A.. ,.ar. VIII probably |"
showers followed by clearing colder
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4 STEAMER SHATTERED BY AN EXPLOSION.
London, Aug o3.-The British steamer Delomyer,
which had board consignment Of powder, was
completely shattered by an explosion. she was
beached at Vgo, where she burned. Her crew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
children knIoy

Tho pheasant flavor gentle action and soVtss nc /. TIA
Syrup Figs when IN need Of I ph mo,s aIafyn3
fstner Dc bilious ule 49, rasJ
,ssuisx faliaw ia use 40 that lbe prs is'"S
iSswn ana sveiy hIniy should have e's@A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS:


In the diagram continuous line sheSs ne sfa:es
ORDINATIONS Yesterday as observed a. the o,Ses1
sisna Service Station At this CIV pharmacy Sun Budns'
the temperature noted at Perry's rh""'AN''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

sdnS altmobii9e peraltets Gran, bic iid
iber bas Slid ibreS &iubes ber;innig
ireute. So9 l9rieb iie an Rittp, I'm
bod lpenisitenS ettuaS SortldrittIi6e5
aufredt su erbalten. es iei gang gut,
oab iie einen Wtnler b.iratbe, oa t6nnte
iie bod ibre Stuoien AUDI in Der @be
fortleBen.
aittp aber erfldrte mir nit jener
frauenbaften 8eltimmtbeit, bic ielbii
bas iiinsIte Mdodsn an5unebmeu ipeiB,
tpeup e5 crit uerlobt lit:
DITTO inst, tueun i9 nitt min, 70
braub' id1 ni6t mebr 81 maleH, uno
id bdb' telne Suit, es fort5uiesen. Sd
slaubs bob ui9t, baB i6 uiel Galeni
babe, unb Otto iast, er mil mid lie
Der gum Wtobeu nebmen uno mid MO
len. limb oonn belf it linn ia aud
benn er iast, elm ipmpatbiidCs &Uben
su baben lit fir eiueH 0taler l9on oil
balbe gtrbeit.~
r1no ba batten mir bebauptet, bas
Riub iei ni9t besabtl
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YuppeIteS Bed. Grfte,

SoppeItes Bed. @rite
GommiS: SD llnsliidspilS! 60 ma.
faun au6 nur mir paiiireu! - 8ipeitei
commits: @as iIt beuu sei9ebeH? -
@riter Commits: Gdl SD babe nil
aeItern BON Slpei NerSten Suei ueri6ie
Dene 8eusnihe ausitelleu laiIen, por
meiuem Sausnrst elm &ranfbeitsutteit
neil i1 einige Tage bonn @eiddft meg
blei5eR ipolIte un0 BON Snnit6tsratt
@rabidauiel cine @eIunoheitsbei6eint
auu9 fur Die 9ebensuerIiderung. -
1ueiter @ommis: Nun, oa biIt On it
{hbn bernuS! = .@rIisr Commits: &,
ipo oenn? 8eim goupertiren bah id
bic beioen 0inser perpe9ielt! Nun b1l
bic Serii9erunss9eIeli9aft mein 8raut
heitsatteIt unb meiu Yrin;ipal oas Sc
funobeitsatteit!
= Gin alter Befannter.
@erta, babe i1 Dir i9on ben prd6ti,
aen 0erlobmssriHs sejeist, ben mil
5riebri6 Sertel sei9entt bat? = Oh
BEN bab' i'd i9ou norber seieben. =
8orter scIeben? $50 bsnn? = slr
1neinem Singer, ols i'd Uersaneenei
Sabr nit ibm uerIUbt mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

Gr mar slldlih 9eung, Sri. Gibcrati
III Saule Su ireffen. g8ie 9eblenoei
Don ibrer berrliden @ri6einuns, idieu
ct erIt faunt @prte finben Su f6nnen,
balo aber ias sr in benz 5auteuil, ben
Eiie ibm anseboten. Sest eutipann lid
EfOlgenoe unterrtbuns, Die pon ibr nit
ben liebensmirbis seIlbteten Borter
lsr6fnet iuuroe:
n8omit tann i'd Sbuen bieuen, Serr
Gilipn?"
,sl5, mein psrebrtes Srdulein, Sii
apiiien gar ni9t, iuie iebr i6 Sic i9or
lIanse beiuunoert babel Sbr berrli6e,
ESu6s, Sbre id6nen Gusen, Sbr pra9t'
oulleS &abenbaar-A
-Nber mein Serr, i'd muB bitten-A
rSerseiben sic, iuenn i'd BON meinei
alibenben Seipunoeruug mid fOrtrei,
Ben lieb - aber i9 ipre9e MIR biz
@abrbeit. SD bin eut5iidt. gerge'
bens babe idl mid inter ben iun9en
SauRn bieier Stabt umseleben - teint
fann Sbnen bns @aIier rei6eu. Sd
babe mid oesbal6 entl6loiien. Sbnen
eineu Gntrns su MAIDEN. yeebmen SiI
ibn an, 10 MAIDEN sic mid gum slid'
Ii6Iteu Mann i'll gbicaso-"
r&ber erlauben Sic, Serr @ilIon,
bns lit bod cine mertipirOis pl6bli6t
Manier, nit Der Gie ba berausplaBen,
SD femme sic ia gar Su fueni9 - ba
Bel iibertlOs cine plOsli9e StOtbe ibrI
feiHeu 5iae,
%, bas ipOIIte i'd ia serabe nod
faseu. SD tunn Sbnen bic beiten Re
ferenSen bieten - bin ein burdaus gn
iituirter Mann - Sbr Slid 1T se
nadt, iuenn sic oas @ei6dft anueb'
men -"
Sest erbob iid Mabsl aibcrait il
ibrer pollen imponirenbeu @rDBe:
-9as eebt bod 5u melt" iprad lie,
init 5ornisen 8liden ben unsliidlider
Miliou muiternb = ,erit Sbre uuSiem,
1ide 8ertraulidfeit, unb jest bebiener
sic fi9 nod baSu Der un5nrteiten Nus.
bride, I'M mir eiren SeiratbsautraG
su MAIDEN -"
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sretntaI feIis biH su OsG!

9reimal ielis biIt 0u bod,
Seilt 9u nod 10 arm an SegeH,
Dnrfit bas miioe Saupt 9u nod
Stil ans Ser5 Der Mutter lesen!
8ie uUn @ottes Soau9 iuiro Define
Starre 8ruIt bort milo uno uei9;
Sener 5rieoensitatt lit feline,
Seine iOnit uuf Grbeu slei6.
9lu6 im Tempelrnum umflieBt
Odd oes 2roites lin0es Rehen,
llnb bes Sriebens Nuel eri6lie6t
1eberal Iid frommem Sleben.
glber ub 9ebeugt bon S6merSeH
S6 9etpiegt uom Weer Der 2uIt -
Stets an ud6iten 9ottes 6erSeu
8ilt 9u oil Der Ntutter Sruitl
@bttli6es @ebeimniB rubt
uebef bleier SesensquelIe,
Die 10 ianit ben i9peren Wutb
Spiilt binlueg tuie 9etbes Reae.
Seli9 fiiblit 0u's i'm @emiitbe:
g8as i'm Wtutterberjen idldst,
SIT elm Rulsidl1s iener Site,
Die bas g9eltaa liebeno trdgt.
S6 bic 9iebe Did oerlieb,
Oj Die 6reun6ihaft Did persefen,
Ob Did ale @elt peritieB:
@iues bleibt, mas 9u beiefenl
Die bas 0aiein Dir segebeu,
9iebt Did, big ibr gIuse bri9t;
8Or Der Mutter tbeurem 2ebeu
Gnbet ibre 9iebe ni9t.
Snrum ielis biit On bod,
SeiIt 9u nod 10 arm an Sesen,
Sarfit 6as mii6e !6aupt On nod
Stia ans Serj Der Wutter leseul
gSie BON @Ottes Saud iuiro Define
Starre 8ruit bort miIO uno ipeib;
Sener 5riebensitctt TT feline,
@eine iOult auf Groeu slei6!
albert 9leiHidmibt.
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-Hber, mein eeebrtes Grdulein, a
fottsrte 8iliOn, -bas fdlt mir ia sai
ni6t elm; i6 iuollte sic als 4aIIirerin
fur meiu srOses @ei9dft ensa9iren,
apeil Sic cine 10 id6ne 5isur ="
9o6 ueiter fam er nidt. Wtit einem
gebietenoeu: .SiuauSl~ ipies SRI
Stibcraft na6 Der Gbdr, bur6 pel9l
Das traurise SpIer oes IdderGi6fter
Der 0tiBperItdnOuiiie ipurlOs per'
S6ipano.
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1lnDerbeHerItM.

Gin seriebeuer uno sefirdtetei
Sdnorrer mill cine @ei6dftsreiie Don
@aridau nn6 g8ien unternebmen; =
iie ioIf aber ni9ts foiteu. @r pertedi
ii6 auf bem 8a6ubof in Baridau uutei
elmer Bant i'm Coupe. Ser SdaffneI
bemerft i6n aber. Siebt ibn berpOr uni
neiIt ibn binaus. SalomOn i6leibi
li6 beimlid) in elm anoereS Coupe bin,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

Ger perbdngniBooIle
Eitel. Suu9er 9i9tsr (Su ieinenT
Saustuirtb) a: GeitatteH Gie 9litigIt,
Oerebrter !0err Neyer, baB i9 Sbuen
meiH neueitts @ert iberrei6s ,0ie
Waptbs pom Ora6euitein. ."-Snuspirtb:
g8as 9ebt mid Der 0ra9enltein uno
feline Mietbe on? 3ableu sic mir lie
Der bic Sbre!
Geefenoerunnbtf6a
6rdulein: SD babe bic 6rei IebteH
3d6te ourhtanSt. = Stu6ent: SIb,
6rum fiuo sic mir 10 ipmpatbiidbl SD
babe iis - bur6tHeipt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-04-23

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