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IN THE FAR EAST.
cHI.AMrv drInk all 49, 80 boz.

CBrSAMES drink al their wines hot.
THY have shot leopard in Bengal
credited with destroying f54 persons.
The region about tho Dead sea Is one
Of the hottest places on the globe. and
the sea Is said 20 lose a million tons Of
water day by evaporation.
THERE arc hcrnits in China who tear
out their eyes IN order. they say. that
b. closing the two gates 81 love thcs
may open the thousand gates Of wis
dom.
Ar Scraing, China, the contract for
iron work for q large Chinoso iron
works has been taken out Of the
hands Of English firms and given %
Belgians.
JAPASEsE jugglers are def smokers.
Several Of them VIII sit before cur.
tain and from the tobacco smoke which
issues from their mouths will form a
succession Of readable letters.
TnE Chinese like 70 sleep well but NOT
high. John makes great account Of his
bed, which Is very low indeed-scarceiy
rising from the floor and Is often
carved cxquisitely Of wood, but IL never
occurs 10 him 20 make Il any softer than
She rush mats VIII render II.
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THE KNIGHTS
WIN Take Up the Cause Of tho Homestead
Men.
SWEETHEART.

WIN Take Up the Cause of the Homestead
HOMESTEAD. Pa, July ga commit
tee of citizens, headed bv n leading
physician, called upon Gov. Pattison.
and after stating their grievances TO
him, they requested him, in the name
of the citizens of the borough. to with
draw the military from Homestead
The governor received the delegation
and politely but firmly declined To grant
their request, saying that the national
guard will remain where IL is until the
issue is finally settled.
This action OF the governor, together
with the fact that during his stay here
he has been the guest OF Superinten-
dent Potter, of the Carnegie Co, and
has lived at his house instead of at the
hotel or in camp, has caused much talk
among both millmen and townspeople.
They declare that his attitude Is that of
an ally of Mr.. .Frick, and not that of
chief executive. whose only duty here Is
20 preserve order
Hugh Dempsey, master workman of
District Assembly No B. X. of L.. said
that the X. Of L. will take up the cause
of the Homestead men, and assist them
in every way that is correct, and added
that the fight will no longer be local
one, but that every oganization in the
country viii take part in IL.
Three hundred strikers. formerly in
the mechanical department of the
Homestead works, secured work this
morning in laying and grading the
tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad,
at Milvalc, near Pittsburgh.
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IN SMALL SQUADS
The Son-Union Men Are Going Into Home
stead-,sreat Excitement.

stead-sireat Excitement.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 23.-Increascd
activity is noticeable inside the big mill
fence to-day. Non-union worlxmen are
coming in squads OF from 10 10 20 at a
time from Pittsburgh and a few have
got in unobserved through the town of
Homestead. Something like $50 nom
union men are now inside the mill.
. The armor plate mill, the open hearth
mill and the press shop are in operation.
Steel was passed through the rolls Of
the 119-inch mill Friday. The opera
ton of these departments means that
Mr.. FriclS and Superintendent Potter
are making great efforts 10 convince
their old men that the mills can be run
without their aid.
The tonnage men are too well in
formed Of the true condition OF affairs
inside. the mill to bc alarmed at the
seeming activity.
They know that the mills now in
partial operation arc manned by bosses.
superintendents and half dozen non
union steel workers from the mills at
Braddock. They know that go green
men can not run plant where 3. 500
experienced hands were employed a
month ago. The effect OF the la torers
and ignorant Hungarians may not be
the same. but none Of these men. with
possibly half a dozen exceptions, show
signs Of weakening.
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WAsHSGToS, July 23.-The relations
Of capital and labor were brought 90
the attention Of the senate Friday. and
two speeches were made. The first Of
them was made by Mr.. PETER. and was
based on resolution previously Of
fered by him instructing the judiciary
committee 90 inquire into that subject.
and as 90 what legislation was neccs-
sary % protect the right Of the EN-.
ployes 90 fair rates OF wages The
other speech was made by Mr. Call. and
was directed chiefly against me Pink
crton detective force as an unauthorized
ARMED organization Mr. PETERS rcso-
luton was referred.
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O,DnnnelI In Ian

PITTSBURGH. Pa, July D. -O'DonneIl.
at noon, went into Judge McGee's court
with Hugh Ross, and stated he was
ready TO surrender The judge told him
he would have 90 surrender TO a magis-
trate, before whom the information was
laid. He went 20 the magistrates office
across the street, McMastcrs was point
cd ont 20 him by reporter. and hc then
surrendered. hearing was waived,
the commitments were made out. and iu
FIVE minutes Constable Weber. looking
Is II be had achieved the victory ~ his
life, had delivered them for safe keep
ing TO Warden McAlcase ia the county
Sail
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An interesting gypsy burial took
place recently at the catholic cemetery
In Weisseusec. near Berlin. The son OF
the gypsy chief was carried To the
grave, accompanied by members of the
race from far and wide. A baud q
music led the procession, followed by
gypsies playing the fiddle or ciashinK
cymbalA The splendid metal coffin
was carried IN firSt-class hearsc, on
each Of which the cousins and uncles OF
the deceased rode on horseback. their
brides and saddles being covered with
Grape. Close behind the coffin rode the
six old members o. the elan. beating
tamDOrines, while they muttered pray
ors Then came troop Of gypsy men,
women and children In carriages. 90
horse back, or on foot. clad 10 their
picturesque costumes. The proeessio
was closed b. the parents Of the do
ceased. accompanied bv four mourn
ing women, who raised fcarf,'l howl
ing The sight attracted thousands o
spectat0rs The burial was aecofnp
llshed with the usual Catholic rites. ia
aftcrward The gypsies offered up Is dog
as a sacrifice 90 the moon in an open
field near by. London Daily News
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VrScENNEs Ind, July - 1t has de.
veloped that the worthless assets Of the
Nlncennes national bank will amount
to $4,000 In round figures, and that
the officers, directors, and stock
holders will be required 20 raise
$50 900 TO eco, 900 TO pay off the liabili-
ties II is surnised that a great many
shortages viii turn up against the bank
which may more than wipe out all the
capital, surplus and undivided profits.
and may neccssitate an assessment MP
on the tockholders
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EAGLE Pass. July 28.-The cxporta.
tiou Of corn from the United
States into Mexico through this
port shows no abatement The
tracks in the railroad yards are
crowded with cars loaded with grain.
Since The commencement Of these ship
meuts four months ago. 98. DOC. 600
pounds Of corn have passed through
here going south. All this grain com
mandcd good price, being sold at
about eighty cents q bushcl and in
Mexico at 1850 70 $500 q busbel. IL Is
all white corn. and was grown in Kan.
sas and Nebraska
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Ancrch A.lntlc chnlnrn-

SAGINAW, Mich, July o. a man
named Jas Cockburn died here Tues
day from Asiatic cholera Cockburn
came here from Scotland about five
weeks ago The case was sporadic. 10
may be infectious. but IL IS not the re.
suit OF contagion said DR. Campbell.
Health Officer Duffield ordered that the
body be az once buried privately, and
that all clothingo of Coclburn's daughter
and son be disinfectcd, "The people
OF the city should feel no alarm over
fhe matter" the doctor adds. 1T Is
only by direct contact with the patient
that the disease may DO transmitted
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LOVE LEIIERs.
Some OF the Correspondence That Passed
between Alice and Fr~da.

between Alice and Fr~da.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 2s.-rhc letters
produced in the Mitchell case number
about twenty in all. Some were writ
ten by Alice to Freda and vice versa.
and others from Alice and Lille John
son 20 young men ut Carbon. Tex.
0sceola, Ark, and Pittsburgh. Pa.
with whom they struck up correspond
snce from answering advertisements in
matrimonial paper In the corr,,-
spondence Alice, Fredo and Lille John
son all signed 81 times assumed names.
The ALVIN" mentioned is supposed to
be Alice Mitchell or ALVIN J. Ward"
as she was to be known after her mar
riage with Frcda Here arc some of
the letters:
Freda TO Alice1
GOLD DUsr. Tenn, July II. 1891.
Sunday afternoon-My true sweet
heart Nbir: ! will start Your letter
this afternoon so | can write Won a
long one. have still got the blues
Sweet love. You know / love you better
than any one in the wide world. lam
trying not TO love others aud when I
stop loving a. and III" less will tell
YOU know you are awfully Jealous.
sweet, but try not to be. Allie. do YOU
mean that II | make you worse Jealous,
You will hate me? For Gods sake,
Allie. don't ever hate me for I believe
II would kill me il You did.
You don't know how much worship
YOU, sweetheart
Alvin, please bc perfectly happy when
you marry me, for l am true TO YOU
now and always will be forever. Nav
be other women are not happy when
they love others besides their husbands,
but will be perfectly happy when l
become Mrs. Alvin j. Ward. / know
you would do any thing for me, loved
one, for you love me. Sweetheart,
am not half as crazy to go ON the stage
now as / was. When l marry you |
will be happy and satisfied without CO.
ing on the stage. ! want to be with
you all the time, for more than love
you. Good-by until tomorrow. SING.
Alice 20 Freda.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August !. 1891.
YBIR: Dearest love. IL you only knew
IL you are getting me into trouble. |
have stood il long enough. / am too
Jealous. love you, Fred. and would
kill Ashley before l would see him
take you from me You think | am
only saying that for fun. but / really
mean it.
know you love him, but IL you would
tell met the truth aboutit and wouldn't
be SO mean | would not be SO Jealous.
! have done something, and know You
will get mad ut me for IL, but ! can't
help IT. As long rs you do me this way
| will keep it up. Please be true to me.
Sing. and won't do any thing wrong
as long rs you are true To me
don't mean to do Ashley any harm.
but If you still make me jealous and de-
ccive me l will. hate to do ii, but YOU
will be the cause of II. He has done
nothing TO me, but / am mad with ical-
ousy. Sweet one, you have done me
mean. but i love you still with all your
faults. wish we were married. but Il
will be best for us to wait until next
winter. unless YOU say no. We can get
off all right then and take all the
clothes or anything else we want. .
was so jealous didn't know what I
was doing. Fred, II you only knew how
! love You. Please try TO stop loving
them before you marry me, love.
SWEETuEA PIT
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81. LOUIS, July e8.--The 5000 mem
bers Of the Amalgamated association Of
iron and steel workers employed in the
mills in and around 81 Louis. who have
been on a strike since July on account
of the failure or refusal Of The mill own
ers 20 sign the scale, will in all proDa-
bilitY return 20 work in a few days.
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10 Plnrnc sprcndlnr.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 21--It Is semi
officially announced that the plague
has broken but in the province Of Khor-
asan, Persia. The Novosd urges the
necessity for an internal arrangement
20 stamp out the disease, and to save
Europe from contagion. An order has
been issued by the ministry OF the in
terror requiBiug every person who
leaves the cholera infected districts 20
be provided with n certificate Of good
health. a sanitary inspection is pro-
ceeding in the work shops and factories
IN all the populous centers OF the EN-
pirc. IT is officially denied that cholera
is in Moqeot-
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"A Hot Springs dressmaker can cut
O. dress 30 so ~ simply measuring her
customer neck By and by sciencs
VIII enable us 90 teJ how many Rockets
there will bo 30 the neighbofhood 0y
measuring q woman's tongue -Arssz-
saw Thomas Cat
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LoclI OplIon In KentncI-r.

FrANKFonr. KY, July 2f-The house
of representatives Wednesday after
noon passed the senate BILL an act
whereby the sense OF the people Of any
county, city. town or district may be
taken as TO whether spirituous, vinous
or malt liquors shall be sold, bartercd
or loaned therein.
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Some boys thinks they isawfa' zoos
cause their folks never misses church.
rain or shine, but ] not cc whcu thcy
hrs q apple they never offers me bite.
They always chuus with some boys
wots got poor front tecth.-Littie Johr-
mw
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"A man th'sl,s 10 is at right for him
90 like money. but ho has 10 admira.
ton Tor TIE girl who likes another man
the best because he has the most
Atcbis0n Globe.
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Two EepubIIcan IIeket. In LoulsIana.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2i.--The regular
republicans nominated their state cleo.
tors Wednesday, thus making two re-.
publican tickets in the field, the custom
house republicans having nominated .
uckctsomc months ago
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The spider probably thinks that
the bee Is wasting tine in ms kiBg
honey. Rams Horn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08
3eitan9Ss0efehe.

3eitunssn bstrsfsnb, bic bur& Bic psf Ser.
fanbt ptreeu, bat bas Ser. Staaten 0fritt
fpleenbt &ntidtibunetn 8e9eben:
1. @t abcnnentsu, bic ni&t be(Hmmt ab.
bsifslsn, birt ansenommtn. bae fs cine Gsrt.
ltPung . ~ abpnnsmfnts piinlHtn.
Q. s3tfsasn Mbonntntsn cine 3dtuus ab,
10 fanl. sr 1trausstbsr bttislbe peittr tfnbsn,
bic api RiidfGnps bssablt Fnb.
3 Benn Abpnntntsn 20 Srl6umen sbtr
ii6 pt,sern, bic !3ettuns ppn ban wOfamt ab.
subplsn, an ptI&es fe abrefFrt IA, 70 Fnb Fs
StrantpOrtIit, bic tbrr Re@nune bslablt unb
bic 3titune abbeftQt 10.
4. Wtnn Mbpnnenien Spu dnem ppfami
ptr,itbsn, pbns ben Srauseeber tu benatrid'
tistu, unb bic asttuus tptrb ipetter babin &C..
ianbt 70 FnS Fs far ben spIlsn 9stras ssr-
antwprtlit.
5. Die @tri&ts babtn sntlGiehen, hae bic
Wsseruma cine beatatt 3situns BON bsr pot
ab,utClsn. eir 8spsis bss seriu@ttn Betrass
unb ifrafboi q.
6. BtsabIsn Mbpnnsntsn I'm goraus, 70 II
70 !9re pfiGt na@ Mblauf ter 3eit Tahritt
~ ssben, bab ft bic 3uitnbung ni&t fernfr
wiinittn, anbfrnfalls fam btr Srausesbsr
bic 5eituns rtitfr fenben unb Der Mbonnsnt IN
baftbar, bic er {1riftltt bas 4latt abbelflli
unb alle &idfaube btjablt fnb.
7. Die nsusif,n ppfssitse prfiisen, bab
sin Ssrausesbsr trsenb Seranben pessn BE.
truss bslanssn fann, ber cine 3riuns bait
unb bic 3abluns psrtpsissrt. Inter bidem
@tlsb fam stn Mann, Der cine .3situns LAM
stre 3eit annimmt pbns bafir su bssabIsn,
unb bann ben praussebtr burt ben wpfmst-
fer btna6rittissn lGbt, bab iis suriidstwisisn
(refussD isi, Serbaftst unb btfraft ptrbsn ip
berisIbsn Weiie, mic pssen Disbfabls.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

MiqueI perbIsibt. berisIbe. tpeIdsr benz
9ebIib'f6en Sdulseisb bon Mnfans an
Opponirt bate. BUR sroben Sreubs
bes 2anbeS bot @raf Gutenberg sIei4
Bel ieinem erfsn @ri1sinen i'm Mbses
oronetenbauie bic @rildrune absegeben,
bab bic @esieruns bas 8olfsi6uIseieB
pDai8 fallen Iafe.
Siirit 8ismard bat Bel riiiiser @es
iunbbeit in Sriebridsrub ieinen II.
@eburtstas sefeiert.
Sn Sranfreid bat man, bur6 bic
furtseiebten Spnamitattentate - bas
Iebte ereisnete iid Dor benz Sauie bes
StaatSprocuratorS 8ulot- ernftIid bes
unrubist, bas @eieb iiber bic Tobess
itrafe aud auf Dpnamitattentdter auss
seoebnt, eleidbieI ob bas Mttentat @r,
foIs bate ober niAt.
Sn benz S1eufaI Deemins alias
WiuiamS, Der feline Sruuen in 9(uitra'
lien unb england, ioipie feline bier
8inber umsebradt bat, permutbet man
enolid ben ridtisen Jack the Ripper"
ertpiidt 3u baben.
Ser belsif@e Miniter beS 4uSipdrs
tisen, Siirit bon Gbimap, 1T seitorben.
Die biterrei1iide YoIiaei berbot in
8ras bic MbbaItuns elmer @ebd1tnib'
feier fir ben b5bmii1en gdbasoesn
8omensfp (Gomenius), tporiiber es au
einem bIutisen @onfIift stpii9sn ben
Tideden unD Der Yolisei tam.
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wfais als Seabruuasmittel.

rleber bic 0ertpenbung bon Mais ais
Nabrunssmittel bat i'm Bertiner Sanb.
iperferberein Der @sbeime Obsr. Nesisr.
uueSratb. 8rof. Dr. Tbeil bonn Mini.
iterium fir 2anbtpirtbidaft, Domansn
unb Sorfen, einen 8ortras sebalten.
9teoner unterfudte bic 8eitanbtbeile
bes Wfaifes unb bsren 8ertbeiluns i'm
8ersleid su 8ossen unb Bei3en unb
ben bierauf iih 8riinoenoen Ndbrtpertb,
bic 8erbaulidfeit &C. Sn erterer 8es
siebuns itebe Der Mais benz Rossen unb
bem Meiaen aIeia, in lsbterer iibsrtreis
er beioe. DAB Der Wfais an f1 bic
fiir ben Meni9sn n5tbisen Rabritoife
bietet, fei unbeitreitbar. Derielbe ent.
baIte Waifer 10, &obprotein 10,
8oblenbpbrate SO, Sett 5 Prp,ent.
Sir Rossen ieien bieie 8abssn IA,
IL, 67, 81, fiir Weisen IA. l3. &c, 8,
fir 8artoffeln rs, 2. 81. WaiS fei
aIio, rein benz Ndbrpertb mad bere1s
net, fat ebenioSiel ipertb ipie 8ossen
unb @ei3en. tpSbrenb er aber benz
Marftprsis mad um elm 8isrteI bilIi.
ger 1T. SIN 8ersIeid NIT Der 2ar.
toffeI 3eise Der Wiais BEN bierfaden
Ndbrnertb. fofte aber 3ur 3eit nur oaS
DOppeIte Der 2artoffeI, beren 8ettpeno.
ung iebt iberbaupt unberniinftis er.
ideine. Ntit ben senannten giabruneS.
mitteln babe Wtais aud bas therein,
ba6 er iih auf einfadite Weiie 3u
Speifen perarbeiten lafe.
Sraslib iei nur. Of unier bur1
Sabrtauisnbe psripDbnter @eidmad iid
obne Weiteres an bic einfade, sttpas
fabe MaiSipeiie sep6bnen biirfte. Ser
Utais ioae itbrisenS niht Sauptnabr.
unssmitteI werben, fonoern nur aIS
@riab fir Hossenausfaa bienen. 70 baB
bas Maismebl nur in fIeinen Weneen
uuiern biSberisen 8rpbfriidten 3ussiebt
au iperbsn braudt. Dieier umitanb iei
berporsubeben seseniiber ben Gintpdn.
ben, bic man aus seiunbbeitIihen &id'
iidten seeen bic Maisnabruns erbebe.
Iuberbem aber biirfe man bic in ytorbs
StaIien berridenbe Bellaera tpeniser
oem Maissenub on iib als Der uniau'
bern Irt Der Teisbereituns auidreiben.
DaB Der Wtaissenub bisber 3. .. in
Deutidlanb. i'm @esenias namentIid
su Norbamerifa unb llnsarn, tpenis
ober gar feinen &nflans sefunoen babe.
berube lebigIiH auf einem 8orurtheil,
bas nad unb mad i6tpinben tperbe
Bon benz @eidmad beS 8OlfeS tperbs
eS aud abbdnsen, tpelden nmfans Der
WlaissenuB in 3ufunft annebmen tperbe
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eid,erbeit iumitten DON @efabrem.

Dies i9etnt sin @ibsrlpru6, muB aud auf
ben erfen Bid 70 srlteinsn. Dab 60 sls,G.
tppbl mDsliG II, bat bic Grfabruns selsbrt.
Wan nsbme gum 8siipisl ben Sal sines Men-
Ihen. Der In elmer BON Der Malaria beimseluh.
ten @sssnb pobnt. Cine fefs aSrperfonititu-
tion II feline l&ere @smGbr sesen bns sefiir1-
tete 6ieber. gBp Tnbst man cine Iulte? Der
9spets III In finem ,3eitraum BON nabau
einem balben Sabrbunbsrt seliefert iperbtn,
baB 5oifstter's Wasen.Sitters elm Gttres
SGuBmittel III. Das Gslb, auf BEN bielt
Arsnsi ibre Wrfiamfeit ssssist bat, btiGrGnft
ii6 ni&t auf bisien 1bsil bee Gontinsnts. Sn
Sieamerlfa, auf Der Slbmus BON banana,
in Mrifo, tbatfG&li6 iiterall, mc bic Don Wi.
asmen berriibenbe aranfbeit In bsIonbers gs-
fabrbrobenber WeiIe auftritt, IN bieles 8itttrs
in uEbesrenster gatfrase unb als ptrtbppass
Ssilmittsl ansrfannt, 70 bab es BON Msr3ttu BON
&uf Sercrbutt pirb. 60 pirtt aleiG frGftia
bel llnreselmabsfeitsn bes Massns, Der etber
unb Der Terbauunesprsan unb bel Der Ihlim-
men plase, Der Grippe. Sc fBrbsrt ben Mpps.
tit unb S6laf unb erweilf lh ais teillam bel
&beumatismus unb Nisrenletben.
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0Sie Diel Sdume pber NHan,en
per Mcfer?

gBsnn man iid sinen Dbfsarten an.
lesen mill, ober anbere BHanasn ieben,
10 1T es pbne Srase febr ansenebm.
tpenn man ipeib: Muf oieieS Stid
2anb fann i'd in Der unb Der gntfernune
10 unb 10 nisls Srudtbdume, 3obIf5pfe,
TabafSp1ansen &c. iesen. Solsenbs
Isabelle sibt nun bic gnaabI bon Pfan'
3en an, tpel6e in sIeider @ntfernune
nad allen 8idtuneen auf einsm Mder
eepfanst tperben fonuen:
SUB mad ieber &i4tuns 43, $40
2 SUB lO,s90; 8 SuB 4840; Sub
1922; 8 SUB l742; 6 SuB 1910 ;
7 SUB 888; 8 SUB $50; 9 SuB 537;
10 SUB 435; u SUB 302; IA Sub
222; l6 SUB 1913; 18 SUB 1874; 20
SUB 108; 25 SUB 50; 80 SUB 48 ;
35 SUB 35; 40 SUB 81.
g8snn anbere Diftanaen aIS bic oben
ansesebenen seipinidt tperoen, 70 mul.
tipIisire man bic gntfsrnuneen in Sub
sipii6en ben Rsiben nit ben gntferns
unsen, ipelde eine pHanas bon Der ans
bern abftebt. DaS grsebniB biIbet bic
MnaabI bon NuabratfuB per Baum ober
Pfanae. Ulit bieier 3abI bibioire man
burd 43, ,560-bie Auabratfub, tpelde
Elm Ader entbdIt baS &eiuItat
sibt bic noibwsgbise MnaabI bon Pfan'
aen per Mdsr. Mia man ). o. einen
Weinbers anIesen unb bic SetIinss 10
Bel 90 SUB bon chamber einpfunaen, 70
ersiebt bieS 100 SUB fur ieben. Dipi'
bire i'd nun NIT 100 burd 43, $50, 70
erbaIte id 1853, bic notbpenbise Mn3abl
bon 8ebenidbbIinssn.
Wlan mbee INNER im @ebd&tnib be'
baItsn, baB Elm Mdsr 2l0 NuabratfuB
bat. pfan,t man 8artoHeIn ober abn'
Iides in Heiben bon 8 SUB brett, 10
madt bies 70 &eibsn bon 290 Sub
2Gn8e.
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DaS Xrdnfen Der Sabner an
falteu xaaeu.

Saufis fsbt man, bab 2eute, bic
Siibner balten, ibnen ioipobI an faIten
Mintertassn tpie aud i'm beiben Spms
mer eisfaItes Trinftpafier eeben.
2ommt man in ben Siibnerbof, 70 iteben
ba ipobI @aferndpfe. aber bas WaRer
in ibnen 1T ldnsi sefroren, ooer es 1T
bod nur cine Sruse tpeniser Stunben.
DenieniSen 9ennen, tpelhe getpDbnt
finb, slei1 nadbem baS WaHer ses
bradt 1T, ibrsn Durit su I6iden, fdabet
es natiirlid ni1tS, aber bic anberen,
ipelde ii6 peripaten, iinb seaipunsen
bas eisfalte @ai1sr au trinfen, ooer
ipobI gar am Giie au pidsn, um ibren
9urit 3u befriebisen.
Gin Subn, tpeI&es WaRer bon 80
@rab trinft, tbut bies ielbitrebenb gum
Sdaben Dss gisentbimsrS. Das
WaEer zines tiefen 8runnens bat cine
Iemperatur bon unsefdbr 81 @rab,-
Der 8runnen mub natiirti6 70 tief iein,
bab bas @aHsr bic @drme oss 8obens
annimmt unb ni1t bic Der 2uft, ,-unb
bieb 1T bic ridtise Wdrms. Aber bas
1T Elm llntsridiec bon 90 8rab atpiihen
benz WaGer aus benz 8runnen unb benz,
ipas frsi Der &alts im .9aapf ausseiebt
1T. Die Senne muB aber nidt nur
bieies faIts @afier auf 55 Grab ertpdr.
men, ionbern es aud aamdbli9 70
iparm tpie ben eisenen 8orper MAIDEN,
unb bic Mussaben bieier Grpdrmuns
mub Der 8eiiber bur6 bic Suiterfofen
beden. ginise Sdbnerai1ter iaeen
fosar, man ioae bas Waiier auf bic
8lutpdrms brinsen, nm 70 bic san3en
3o5ten bes gripdrmens bur1 5utter au
eriparen, mir slauben aber nidt, bab
bieisS isbr prattiib iit, bas bic Sennen
iiber baS sepDbnIi&e Wahsr lem er.
ipdrmten uorsisben. Die Srase 1T nun
bic: 8bnnsn mir uniere Sdbner nidt
serabs 10 sur beitimmten 8eit ans erin.
fen setp5bnen, ipie unfer 8isbg Sebt
ibnsn fets, penn ibr iie fiittsrt, sinsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

3usdnsltaes Setlmtttel, tpeldes felt
Sabren In unsdblissn Sdnsn fsine @tr.
funssfraft erprcbt BAT, TT Or. aasnif
Ranie's 9amburser Srobfem, ein mit-
tel bas iebfm Glter Obne ale @efatr an
sspa6t tperben fann, unb pel6ss fret bon
allen ienen Radweben II, tpslde pisle
anbere @bfatranssmtttel mad fidt aiebex.