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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
SUFFERING STRIKERS.
Situation Serious Among the Miners at
Brazil, Indiana.

BRAZIL, Dec. 1.-THE second distri-
button of finances received from head
quarters of the United Mine Workers
was distributed here Wednesday. Over
$500 was allowed for this district, which
has been distributed among several hun
dred dependent families, making an ex-
ceedingly scanty sum for each individual
to live on for the next two weeks. Con
siderable dissatisfaction prevails here
among the miners, and many needy
families are in our midst, notwithstand-
ing President Commisky's report that all
is well here, and everything in excellent
condition. Unless the distributions are
more elaborate many miners will be
compelled to work or suffer for the nee
essaries of life.
The state of affairs here at present is
very depressing and is rapidly growing
worse. Over 250 men are at work in the
block coal mines and at the old prices.
White Cap notices and large punches
of switches were placed at several
miners doors Wednesday night, who
were working in the mines. Every in
dication points to serious trouble here,
unless all mines are closed, as those who
are not in favor of working vow they
will wreak vengeance on every black
logger.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
TRICKED TEXANS.
a Green Good, Rascal Gets Five Suckers
on u String.

DALLAS, Tee. 1.-THE green good,
men finding suckers shy have starto
out to hunt for them and have baggel
five at WaXahachie. A smooth fellow
made the a luaintance of the victims
referred to at Dallas and went to Waxa
hachie with them. There arrangements
were made to sell the countrymen S..
600 for $500
The contracting parties We're to NEE
in Dallas, where the goods were to |
delivered The meeting took place, the
$500 were delivered by the victims and
the sharper eft for Shreveport. La. tc
get the goods, as he said it was not safe
to carry the stuff promiscuously. He
has not come back and the Waxahachie
citizens are out $500. The police are at
work on the case but withhold the vic
TINS names III order better to pursue
their cleWs,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
MARRIED HER NEPHEW
The Discovery of Her Terrible Mistake
Causes Her to Commit Suicide.

CELINA, o., Dec. 11.-Mrs. H. Went
worth, of st. Joseph, this county, com
mitted suicide Wednesday by using
chloral hydrate. She had taken about
thirty grains, and when found she was
lying in large armchair with the dead
ly poison in her hand. About year
ago a stranger arrived at this little vii
lage, claiming to be a Texas ranchmal,
and giving his name as Howard Went
worth. He being young and seeming to
possess considerable money, soon became
q favorite with the fair sex and took a
fancy to widow, Mrs. Segrove.
After a short courtship the nuptial
knot was tied, and all seemed to be
happy with them until few days ago,
when a gentleman friend of Wentworth,
from Texas, called to pay the couple a
visit. During a conversation and talk
ing of the family history it was DIS
covered that Mrs. Segrove was an aunt
of Wentworths, she also being q native
of Texas. But during the rebellion her
family had been broken up and scat
tered, so she was lost to her relatives.
She left home quite young. A legal
separation had been asked for, and it is
supposed that her grief at the thought
of separation led her to the above deed.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
TeIegranIhers strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE South
ern Pacific has been for some time cir
culating a paper among the telegraph
operators employed on its line, asking
them to swear that they will not belong
to the Order of Railway Telegraphers
without consent Of the division superin-
tendent. The paper proved to be obnox-
ious to a great many, and Wednesday
thirty operators stationed in Arizona
and New Mexico went on a strike. The
company will try to replace them with
nnn-nnion men.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
BRAZIL CALLED TO ACCOUNT.

France Demands Satisfaction for the
Killing of Ten of Her Subjects.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE French govern
ment has on hand very serious ques-
tiUn with the Brazilian government, and
steps have been taken to bring the mat
ter to a settlement. 1t is claimed by the
French government that during the
troubles growing out of the action of
President Fonseca in dissolving the Bra
lillian congress and assuming the die
tatorship, Nelve Frenchmen were
killed in RIO Janeiro by agents of Fon-
SEGA. The French consul at Rio Jane ,
has been Instructed by his government
to demand Of the Peixotto government
reparation / II the killing of these men.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Big Gnsser at Hobbs. Ind.

Upton. Ind, Dec. 1.-THE little vii
lage of Hobbs just east of here, is wild
with excitement over the drilling of a
tremendous gas well, which was brought
in at the depth of 972 feet, being
eighteen feet in Trenton rock. It's
capacity is 1000, 900 cubic feet per day,
and will be known as the Hobbs Gusher.
A company has been organized to be
known as the Hobbs Natural Gas and
Water company, and will proceed to
pipe the town for domestic use and
further the interests of the town.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Found Guilty of Murder,

ALTON, His, Dec. 1.-THE case o
Patrick Boyle, charged with the mur
der of John Muench, near the town o
Nameoli, this county, Aug. IL last, wa
concluded Wednesday in the Madison
county circuit court at Edwardsville
the jury bringing in verdict of guilty
affixing the death penalty. Boyle affect
a stolid indifference as to his fate, bu
stontlY maintains his innocence.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec 11.-Lulie
Lizzie and Emma Don, speciality arts
in the Two Old Cronies company, mar
rowly escaped death here Wednesda.
night. WI their room was broker
into ThursL y they were found uncon
scious and almost dead. The gas hat
not been properly turned off. Medica
aid was promptly rendered, and tn,
physicians elieve that they will be abl
to join the troupe in few days.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Ruried the old Man like n ncost

CHILIICoT e, o., Dec, 1t.-An aged
negro by the name Of Philip Raney died
Wednesday afternoon at his home. a
little shanty on the outskirts of the city.
Hardly had the breath left his body
when the members of his household car
ried him ont and dumped his remains
into a hole rreviously dug in anticipa-
ton of the event The whole affair was
conducted with such an evident desire
to save funeral expenses that purse
will probably be raised and the old man
reinterred with a greater regard to de-
CenCy.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
DESTITUTION IN MEXICO.


Point of Starvation.
SAN ANTONIO Tex, Dec. 1.-THE des-
titution existing among the inhabitants
of Durango and neighboring Mexican
states on account of drouth and the total
failure of crops has reached such a seri-
Gus state that the government. has
been compelled to provide food to keep
the people from starving, The governor
of Chihuahua has ordered 100000 bush
els of grain from the United States
which will be distributed at minimum
cost. or free to those who have no
money. Thousands of the lower classes
who are naturally thriftless, are on the
point of starvation.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
An ola Man Shot Down.

NEosHo, Mo, Dec. lie. L. Gar
rett, seventy-one years of age, who lived
with his family about ten miles east of
this place, was shot and killed at night
by an unknown man. The man boldly
entered the house and asked Mr. Gar
rett to deliver up his money. The old
man refused, whereupon the stranger
shot him dead. The murder was com
mitted in the presence of the wife and
granddaughter of Mr.. Garrett. There
Is no clew to the murderer's identity.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
NAV Decide on Augusta. Ga.

AUGUSTA, Dec, lit is stated that
the board of regents appointed to select a
site for the Presbyterian South Atlantic
university will report favorably to Au-
gusta. The university will be built by
the four Presbyterian synods, compris-
ing the states of South Carolina, North
Carolina, Georgia and Florida. 1t will
be hnilt at q cost of $500. 900.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Woman suicides in JaIl.

SUNBURY, Pa, Dec. 11.-Mrs. Olens
Sedenzkie, who was awaiting trial in
the county Jail for theft of $50, com
mitted suicide at night by hanging
herself TO the water pipe in her cell.
The pipe was only two feet from the
floor. but the woman rolled over and
over until she succeeded in strangling
herself with he tape she had secured.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
TRAIN ROBBERS CAUGHT.
The Pacific Express job Done by Five
Men who Are Arrested, Two Confess.

The Pacific Express job Done by Five
Men who Are Arrested, Two Confess.
ATCHIsoN, Kan, Dec. 1l.-CharleS
O'Connor, ex-yardmaster of the Central
branch, Union Pacific railway. AT
Leonora, Kan; o. j. Burwell, Bill Bur.
WELL Alonzo Franks and Jim Burwell
were arrested Wednesday, charged witt
stealing the Pacific Express company s
safe from the express car at Leonora
Kan, Oct. 20. O'Connor and Franks
have confessed, and told the details of
the crime. O'Connor owns two farms,
which have been attached by the express
company.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Locating Gas and OIL by Electricity,

WABASH, Ind, Dec. 11.-W Wednesday
the Citizen Natural Gas company went
over the ground around Wabash with E.
Alexander, of Cleveland, an expert in
locating gat and oil wells. He operates
with magnetic appliance, and the in
strument indicated several places whel 9
Alexander said gas or oil might be
found. Many people think the first well
drilled here was tampered with, and they
firmly believe gas can be found here, A
company is being formed to sink another
well
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Grand Lnrx out of LaiI.

SAN ANTo,uo, Tex. Dec. 1.-THE
grand jury. after spending twenty-eight
hours IN Jail for contempt of court have
been released on bond, the condition
being that they abide by the decision Of
the court of appeals, where the case has
been taken
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.
"A Railway Journey of $3.50 Miles With
out IA StOp-Over.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia special train
which arrived in Chicago Tuesday, over
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway, carried to a conclusion the
longest continuous railway journey
ever made by dramatic company
Rosina Vokes and her comedians are
aboard, and heir trip, conducted witt
out a single stop-over, was just $3.50
miles in length. The company started ,
private electlic-lighted palace car, from
Portland, Or. at Z a. IN. Sunday, and
are scheduled to reach their destination
--Boston-at @ a. IN. Saturday, breaking
The record for all similar feats in the
atric and railroad annals.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Eidemic Measles.

FRANKFORT, Ind, Dec. 1l.-Of the
sixty children in the Clinton county
orphan home fifty are down with
measles. Besides this, there have been
two deaths within the institution this
week from a strange malady which
puzzles the physicians.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Horribly Rnrned.

ECKERTY, Ind, Dec. 11.-Mrs. Aman-
da Colgan, aged seventy, of Sodom,
Perry county, has been suffering with
fainting spells Wednesday evening
while STOPPING over the fire preparing
supper she fell into the fire. Her right
arm. neck and face We're severely
burned, and it is hardly likely she can
recover
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11

PUEBLO. Colo, Dec 11.-Wednesday
morning j. w. Norsa. an insane
passenger from Marysville, Cal, shot
and instantly killed Joe Lampkin, night
watchman of the Santa Fe route at La
Junus. Cal. Norsa then cut his own
throat with a pocket knife and bled to
death.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
stnrl,er nnd Iirnmn Cnnrictcd.

FDwARpsvuLE. Ills. Dec. 1.-THE
jury in the case against George Starkey
and John Brown for the murder of ex-
State Senator d. b. Gilham. returned a
verdict finding the defendants guilty as
charged and fixing their punishment at
thirty years in the pcnitenuarY.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Two Children Cremated.

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, Dec. 1.-The resi-
dence of George zimmerman, at Port
Matilda, has burned and two of his chill
dren, aged one and four years, were
cremated. 1t is presumed that the fire
was caused by the children, who were
left alone
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Actor Elnrenns nnri.A.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE body Of
William J. Florence was inferred in
Greenwood Thursday. The family and
a number Of prominent friends Of the de-
ceased were present.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11

PTTTsBURG, Dec. 11.-By an explosion
of hot metal at the Lucy furnace, Fri
day morning, Joseph Mendetto and
Frank Gerrardo were fatally, and three
others seriously burned.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Man and Woman Sentenced to Hang

DANvuLE, Va, Dec. lin the COR
poration court Jim Lyles and Margaret
Lasley, who were convicted of the muir
der Of the woman's husband, were sen.
fenced to be hanged on Jan. 90.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Mine Accident.

RED JACKET, Mich, Dec. 11.--Matt
Fink and Olaf Ericsson employed in the
Tamarack mine while recharging hole
in the level, were instantly killed by the
unexpected discharge of the blast.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Terrible Mine Explosion in siIesia.

BERLIN, Dec. ia terrible eNplosin
took place in the Freikngs-Hoiinu
at Henusdorf. IN Silesia, killing
miners and severely wounding a n..-.-.
of others.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-11
Died at the Age Of NInety-Nins.

LEBANON, Ind, Dec. 11.-Susie Davis,
aged ninety-nine, an early pioneer Of this
county, died of old age.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22

9as @ertppe bes @ebdubes beifebt
aus in einauber psrnieteten Stabl'
pfeilern, fpelde in allen Stodipsrten
NIT itdblerneu 6uerbalteH psranteri
fno. Nuh bas Mnueriperf iuiro iiberau
bur9 eiierne &lammern uuo Nnter be'
ionbere Seitisteit erbalten, mas bel Der
unsebeuren Sla6e, pelde Der Gteiens
bau bem @inSbruf harbietet, bon Der
b66itsn Bidtisfeit iit. Spls fommt
fur ben 8nu gar uidt 81 gerip'nbuns,
um jebe Seuersssfabr aas5ui6liesen,
NIT Iusnobme Der 8;mmerbielune.
Gorribore unb Slure iperben nit Wtos
[aif< SUB 6ooen nerieben.
gSasFbas duBere quieben, bic Grdi'
teftur bes Eempels anbetrifft, 70 erIie6i
man ioldle am belten aus ber,bei9efla'
ten Gbbileuns. 8eIOubers ddratteri'
ftiide 8itse bietet bisielbe ni9t bar.
lleber ben Srt, ruo ii9 Steier 9fieienbau
erbe6eu ipl, iperben BON betbeiliater
6eite purIaufig nod senaue glnaabeu
pertuei9erf. 9tur iuuiel itebt feft, bas
ber 9empel TN SerSen bes @erfebrS
utb ettua etei9 peit bonn StabtbauIe,
benz 8unbes9ebdube unb Der Snnbels,
hammer belsgen iein ioIl. Die Saiis
foifen tuerSen auf 100000 psran.
f6lagt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22

Die Sdnb no9 ibm aus. 9o6 has
mar su biei fir ben folSen Sdn9er.
Die @itelfeit fieets, er lieB bas @e'
Idirr 5i 8ooen fallen, ridtete ii6 h9a
alf unb begann nit ieiHer berrli4eN
Stimme bic Gauatine aus ber pgtiObs"
= bic Triumpbarie 8ubinis.
S1ou na9 ben erlten T6nen bate
bas iunss Wdbden iid erbobeH uub
Der Dame einen Bid Suseperfen, Der
fpubl iasen ioGite: rSiebit 9n, baB
i9 bod 8eAt battel"
9aS gritaunen Der @dite sins in
Beiuunberuns iiber. bic ReIluer itanoen
nit perhaItenem Ntbem, lautloie Stille
besleitete ben 8urtras bes &lnflers,
Der ti9 in Der Grreauns iefbit iibertraf.
lub bann brad elm Gpplaus los, Der
fat ben ginbrud elmer Raierei ma9te.
Gu9 bic @enOarmen iubeftsn fuie
ton; aber fe beIannen fi6 idne1 ibrer
Bflidten uab arretirten ben faliden
Debisnten. Mau hattie ibn -ins @eiduss
uib ab9eflbrt, tuenH nidt bic dltere
Dame 5u ieber Rautiuu fib erboten
bate.
BON mir blrfen sic es idpn ans
nebmen, iieber College" iaste fie berg
lid. ~i9 bin ia aud BON Der 8unft =
msin Rame iit Gneelica Gatalani; meins
fleine gaidte bier erfannte Sic aui ben
srfen Bid. Saeiien Sic rubig nit uns
na9 geapeI surid; Sbr alter 9irsftur
tbut ieiuer euteu Sreunbin slnselica
idon ben @eialen, ii9 siittid nit
Sbnen auseinanber au iesen. 8oGlen
sic alio einen Blab i'm Rasen?"
@aroOni bebedte eatSiidt bic barge
bra9te 5reanbesbanb nit stiibenben
&iIien.
Ob er ben SIab unnnbrt, no 70 sis
tise Borte, 10 bimmlii3e Gu9en ibn
baten?!
0rei Gage bauerte es, Bis er unb
9istl6 aus bem SausarreIt entlafien
luurben = NUT Der 8ermittluna zines
hoben Serrn, an ben bic berii6mte
&anItlerin Gftaffetten I1idte, l5fe 10
l1neu ben g0nflitt, benn Der perIudte
Betrus bate tpobl ernltlibere Solgen
haben tbnnen. 0isti9 fluate auf gut
9eutid, bn6 sr ii9 ME ipieber aui bic
Senorluhe i6iden laiien tpiirbe; Neper>
beer iolIe Seben, iuer ibm ben uuerriids
ten S9neiber" iin9e = er babe senu9
bonn Brop9eteni
Gin Sabr ipdter bat @arboni ben
Spbann bon 9epben tbatiddli9 freirt |
Die elesanteH Damen BON 8ari8
i9Wdrntteu fir ben berr1iben Sdu.
ger unb bsbauerten nur, bnB er trob
ieiner SuseHo bereitS permdblt iei.
9tls fie absr erfubren, 6aB ct bic
gtidte ibrer bersbtterten @atalani se=
ireit babe, bersoben iie inn uieG, unb
iia6bem iie ieius iunse Sran nit ibren
bfonben gnsel8haaren seieben = Der.
gabeu Iie ibm Gllesl
Sur Sapellmeiiter Sietldl fonnte inn
iene brei Gage 9lrrelt niht per9eIien
un6 nannte ibn in ieinem unmutbs ME
anoers ais: ben Table-d'hote- Tenor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22
Grana5IT1er Suat or.

@ascosner unb MarisillaiIer. Gi'
aise ber nit Der @abrbeit nidt alI;u
eng beireunbete Witslieber bieier 8olfss
Itdmme fiigrsn cine bisise 9iscuOion.
sd babe eiuen SnieI," ia9t Der Cine,
,tpel9er i'm glter pOn 105 Sabren se-
forben if.~ = ,B6b! Rein @ross
batter lit nit lis Sabren geitorben." =
30, nein paterliber @roBoufef fat erit
nit 145 Sabreu ba8 8eitli9e seiesuet."
= vllnb i6. meiue Serreu,~ iast elmer
Der MarIeilIniier, NIT Der 5auit auf ben
Eii9 fdlasenb, pi6 taun Sbusn nur
Iasen, bas in metner 6amilie iiber-
5aupt mod giiemano geitprben it," -
Sbsmdnniide &ritif. Cine Srau bat
n eini9en lebsn6en Bilbern mitsemirft.
,Iun, mas iasit On bu5u?" frast fie
bren @atteu na3 Der 8oritelluns. -
sd bin ertauut. -. iamobl eritaunt,
Oenn ib bate nie seslaubt. bab On i'm
Stanbe ieieit, 70 lanse it'Ile 5u itebeu
unb ben Runo gu balten-~
Cine Wtuferfrau. @uibo[Iarb, ber
Elm ousseSeidnster Gbemann lit. ldBt
aiemals cine @eleasnbeit poribergeben,
Obne bic portrefli9sn @iseni9aften
Ieiner beiIeren SdIite 5u rlbmen.
vyteine Srau." ioste er neulidb, lift 10
gut, 70 nahiidtis sesen Seoermann,
baB, menn iie 86ies bon Semanbem
Ipridlt, iie aud niht elm Bort bnupn
alaubt. : S6wieriges 8roblem. Ga,
lino erfdbrt, Oa6 ieine S9ruefer Elm
Riub jur gBelt sebrudt bat; in her Gle
uber bat man uerseiien, inn 5as @e,
ldlsbt tesielben mitjutbeilen. Gr
ipribt bauun 5u einem ieiner Jreunoe
uno bemerft: sd iueiB nod nibt, of
ss elm &nnbe ober elm Mdo1en 1T, unS
idwebe baber nod p5Gis i'm unttaren
barl6er, Ub ib Ontel bin Ooer Eante."
8lauItrumpf als grsieber. Cine
,SdriitItetIerin fteGlt bic @oupernants
ibrsr 3u9ter jur 8eoe, -8nrum mol.
len Sic nidt. bub Gitels bisies Bud
lisIt ?" - sGber sndoiae 5rau, es lit
elmer ber febten Romnue BON 8ofa. .~
= rGb bubi Das tbut oas! Gls id1 in
Gitelle's sllter mar, bate i9 bereits
sinen 8Oman sei9rieben, ben mir meine
Ntutter Su feien nerbot". = GiIaae.
iprd9. ~@ieUiel @eIdwiiter ba6en
sic, SrduleinP" = SD babe swei
Briioer.@ = ..Sonberbarl Sbr iftefter
Ssrr 8ruber iaste mir bod neuli9, baB
er rur einen 8ruoer babel" - glur
mduierlih Gin 8nuer fil6rt ieinen
SObn in elm ftdbtii9es 9eftaurant nnb
IaBt Oemielben, gum erfsn Naf i'm 2e.,
ben, 9obs ooriesen. Ser boffnunsss
uoae Slnstius besinut Iofort unter
amsebune Der 8eitldHfiafeit pon Ga.
.bel unO Meifer, nit iGinsn 3ebn Sim
germ barauf los Su eHen. Der Batter
1T entrhitet. vHiui 9u Serfefl g8ie
tann man 9a9s nit ben Jinaern
siieu?" ST Senn bas SpinatPp =
Dor @eribt. ,dnsetlngter, aus mel.
dem @runoe baben sic ciaeEtlid oieIe
alten Sdnhe seStoblenPH - .Sebr
sinfa6, Serr PrdfOent - neil i5 iis
fur neue bielt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22

= Ger 8rautfran5 1T Bel
Der TrnHuu9 crit felt faum 100 Sabren
hbli9 genor0en. 8oroem bertrat bic
Ste1e oefislben bic 8rautfrone, tpelde
aus fein 9eIpunnenem Srabtllitter Der,
seIteIIt mar. Sn Der 5peiten S6lfte
oes uUri9eu Sabrbuuoerts Jierle maW
bic fleiren fronsnf6rmisen uno mebr
ben G9leiertuauf bnrltsIIenoen NuIIdSe
nit fleinen msiIt mDrtbenf6rmiaen.
iiinIiliben 9fdttben uno aus neilerer
tlmseiidltuns entluidelts fid allmdbli&
Die Sran5iorm. @tnise iener 8raut'
tronen beiinoeu ii9 TN MdrttI6en Bro
Din5iaf. Wuieum 5u Berlin, 5u beneH
neusrOinss nod eine bonn Sabre 1880,
ans benz 9atlas Der 6rau pOfitaats,
Secretdr 2aHsbeder 9etommeH lit.
9idt 0erSDeifelt aes
mug. 5reuno, nit mir lift es su Gn0e,
i9 bin eaHSu erSweiielt, i9 iuerOe midl
erI6ieBeu. = a9 uniiHu, On must
beiralbenl - 9leiu, 70 perJmeiielt bin
ttb up9 ni9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22

Tie 8riber Tocci - bies iif Der
Rame bieies iibrisens bon obfIig nprs
moi sebauten @ltern itammenben ga.
turTpiefs = iinb, anatomiid betradtet,
MIR am 8umpf elm DOppelweien, pit
sipei 96pfen, ie siuei bur9aus nOrmalen
Grmen un6 Sdultern unb boppeltem
8lutumlauf alio audi 3tuei SerSen.
3aniit ober bat auh Die 9neitbeiluna
ibr Guoe erreidt. 8ersits bic 8ruf,
t6rbe fnb miteinan6er ieitli6 perpa6.
fen, uno baburd Der melentfide Inter
i6ieb BON ben Siameien besriiuoet.
Bon ba ab nerIhpinbet bic 9oppel.
inSiuionalitdt n6IIis. Der llnterleib
1T gemeiuidaftlih uuo lduIt in Elm paaT
p6llig normal se6iloeter 9eine aus.
lleber bnS Geefenleben bieIes merb
tuiiroicsn Spppelueiens manselt es an
9enuuen gnga6en. 9ie Oiiierensiruna
errei6t aber in ben &6pfen, bem Sib
Der SntelIlsenj, ibrsn hbditen Gnss
brnd. Shon Der lusbrud berIelben
1T peridieoeu, Der cine BON blprbem,
fanftem, Der nueere BON briinettem,
energii6em Tppus. SeSer permno fir
ii1 5u ipreden uno 5tpar in oerffiebe.
men Spraden. 9enn bic 8riber 9occi
iino bo6besabt, uub beberriden nidt
nnr tire Wautteriprnde, ionbern aud
9eutib, @nsliid hnb Srans6iiih. 9rob
Der @emeiniamfeit beg BrubF orbss un6
Der untereH @rtiemitdten iuir6 man fi6
baher entfdisoen bniiir ausiprehen
miiiien, baB man es nit Stuei aeiouOer. 4,
ten sSn6ioioueu Su tbun hat.
Die 8ipiIIiHse iinb iOsben in gfep
gorf 9elanbet unb Derosn ii9 5und6ft
Dor iuiiienIboftli6en 8ereinen prpbus
Siren, nm bann in @ortb's Ruieunt
aufSutreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-22

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@etniiienbaft. Gin Su,
brin9fi9sr @einreiienoer beIdItiat einen
berru NIT 9luprsiilns ieiner 8erBs
bsrne. 0a er niht eutwilIis gum 8ers
laiIen ber 8obnuu9 su bewesen III,
biro er i9lieBlih binaussemorien. @a9
inner Rinute srideiut er mi'Oer an cer
Ebar. - @as uoaen sic idOn tuieoer,
Bic lluperi9imier, i9 babe sic bod
lben binnus9eworfenl : 9as mar me-
len Der peiBen WeiHs brau9en Sic
Gelleibt rutben?
aus Der g dute. aebrer:
Eirlse minnlrde Sauptw6rter limb bas
lurh eutitanoeu. baB uu bic Sejelh'
lung Der mel I den @eieu bic Siibe
,ri6", tuslhe rUtann" hsOeutet, anse'
Anst wlroe; J. .. bic Cute = tee
tnterit, bic Sans - Der Ghnieri1.
Beib Ssmano nod auoere? = Shile'
tn: SaluObl Die See - Der 6abn'
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