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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16
a Wonderful Dakota Rainbow

DR.. McVean arrived in the city las,
night after tour of the country Th"
rfoctor resides at Armour. S Dak. and
,:S much to tell about that region. ~
few days ago" he said. "the peop'e
among the number myself, witnessed one
of the most remarkable phenomena seen
in that or any other portion of the Unite
States. The phenomena consisted Of the
appearance of the northern lights under
remarkable circumstances, The lights
formed a regular rainbow and appeared
at night. The bow extended the whole
length of the horizon, and was 80 feet
wide. Everything was seen on the broad
prairie just as if it had been lit up by
electricity. The old settlers claim that
such thing was noticed in 1862. but not
since. st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

The Teacher-There is one of my
brightest boys sitting over there on that
rock writing, while his companions are
wasting their time in idle play. No
doubt lie is writing his lessons out for to-
morrow. Here, Jimmy, let me see what
you are writing.
Jimmy--No'm don't want TO.
"Ah, see his modesty! Come, l want
to read it.
This is what she read:
please excuse my son, James, from
school today, as he is needed at ho--"
Boston News
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16
Concentrated Truth.

A touch of frost on a cranberry and in
apretty girls manner impairs the attract
iveuess Of both.
Nature is full of compensations. If
she is taking the bloom from the mead-
ows she is adorning the groves.
There is some good in the man who
applies a searching sermon to himself.
A man with family should keep en-
rapport with his neighbors if he wishes
to know how to bring up his children
properly Cape Cod Item.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16
WADING TO EUROPE.
Reg a:A. Chain of Swallows Runi
fr3Aa Greenland to Scotland.

froAa Greenland to Scotland.
At recent meeting of the Academy Of
Sciences, Paris, NJ. Emile Blanchard read
paper on the existence of a terrestrial
connection between Europe and America
during the present geological age of the
earth.
NJ. Blanchard began by pointing out
that line from the north of Scotland
through Orkney, the Farce islands, Ice,
land. Greenland. and Labrador, by way
of Davis's Straits, passes from one island
to another across comparatively shallow
seas. Another evidence of land connec.
ton exists in the prevalence Of European
species ofanimals aud plants in the east
ern part Of America, especially in Green.
land, where the flora of the west coast is
American and that Of the east coast is
European. Science.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

tender that if she knew she would die,
my poor friends "
Now resumed the aunt, when the
doctor had departed, I'VE have broken
hearts. but must appear gay"
What an awakening" said the
mother $50 much happiness we had
expected to-day"
While a servant had gone to inform
Paul what had happened, the two ladies
remained by Yvonne.
Bewidered by the announcement of
the misfortune, Paul Volney FASTENED to
the villa. Yvonne was sleeping when he
arrived. No one had courage to awaken
her. Paul, beudin over the couch, con
templated for long time the gentle
face, so beautiful, so pale, SO sad. A
struggle was going on in his heart.
Finally. he took the hand of the young
girl in parting. promising to return in
the afternoon.
Both the mother and the aunt doubted
him.
"He does not love her well enough to
wed her now" they said.
And sadly both sewed upon the white
dress and the lace veil. They placed her.
with her feet in her small slippers and
her crown upon her head, in a large
chair.
Paul returned as he had promised. He
was grave. Softly he approached the
fauteuil in which Yvonne with closed
eyes, was seated. and kneeling before her
said:
N,FE Eo1r Il
know if l love you. Well. to-day,
though you are sad. ill, love you more
than ever. l swear to you to he good
husband; will you be my wife,"
The marriage took place five hours
after this very unexpected denouement.
Yvonne and Paul dwelt in the villa.
A year pass-d; there came little in
fant a girl, blonde and roselike, who had
three mothers to adore her
Always hoping for the cure of Yvonne,
the doctor affirmed that it was but a
question of time. How long he could
not say. but he hoped TO make the inter-
val brief. 1t was always tomorrow.
One day near midsummer, under an
arch Of hOneySuckle blossoms, Yvonne
cradled in her arms her pretty babe.
Near by Paul regarded her lovingly.
Madame de Courcey and the aunt were
engaged in knitting little stockings Of
white wool for the dear one.
"She has pretty ways, said the father
suddenly. "She MARBLES already like a
little lady. She is your portrait, my
dear. Your blonde hair, your eyes.
Yvonne raised the baby to her face.
fixing upon her eyes bathed in joyful
ness. Then, in a voice that struggled
with emotion, she said:
"Deceiver You know well that she
has dark eyes like yourS!"
BY the effort to see her child she had
recovered her sight.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

There is one place in which even il the
midst of the busiest day the most hur,
ried men rest, and that is in the BARRIERS
chair. No matter what cares and per
plexities, what schemes and anxietes fill
the mind, the moment the soft fingers Of
the barber begin to pass over the face
there comes a lull in the turmoil of the
brain, and for blessed quarter of an
hour there is quiet in the cerebral cells
--BOston Courier.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

THAT COW is awful cross; don't go
near ner. "
II had some of her milk this mora
ing"
How do you know it was her5?'
ut was SONY "-Ennch.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16
A Scattered Family.

Buntng-One of Larkin's sons was &C,
cidentally shot in the lumber region yes
terday.
Mrs. Bunting-It seems TO me that the
Larkin boys are pretty well scattered. II
was only last week that one of them was
badly hurt in the oil regions. Brooklyn
fa
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

An Irishmau who was shinGlin~ barn
gov too near the edge and rolled off and
{, to the ground,
"Oi wuz coomin' down anyway" ho
reflected, "Oi waz jist out o nails"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16
Expensive Court Plaster.

Cubbage-Well, the court awards Miss
Flypp $25, 1000 as a balm for her bIighted
affections.
Rubbage-It isn't balm. It's plas
ter-a court plaster.---Epoch.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16
The Stupid Captain.

Bessie-Why is it you declined the
Captains invitation for an evening drive:
lie owns a spirited horse.
Jessie--That's just it. He has only on"
arm, and he won't allow me to drive
Once a Week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

The first thing poor man does and
the last thing rich man does is to rush
into a lawsuit. - Blnghamton Repub.
ican.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

If men were half as wise in their ac'
tions as they are in their minds, the word
"fool" would be out Of use.--Atchison
Globe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16
A Good Time Coming, BOYS.

He-Will you drive me this evening
The moon will be just full.
She-Delighted, I'm sure.
would you prefer to have me bring a
span or single team?"
"Why-er-I-er-isn't single team
much easier to e?"-Somervill
Journal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

The world never sits down twice on Q
man who has any point about him.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-16

We make our fortunes and we call
them fate.-Disraeli.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-02

'coefstSSf 6oo y |r'lft'HN"''
Two doctors OF an Eastern town,
To learning much inclined.
Nerc called 10 SEQ a gentlcmaD,
Whose health wns Undermined
Tho FIRST one used his s'cthoscops
Upon his patient meek.
tnd." quoih be, lone lung 10 gone;
You cannot live week"
To this the other wise ". ID.
Nchcmcntly objected.
~ sce." Quoth he. "ss all may see,
Your kidneys are affected"
These wiso men argued loud and long,
Yet the patient owes recovery
Not TO thOsc doctors. hut to
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
There are some patent medicines tl..t are
moro marvellous than a dozen doctors me
scriptions, but they're not those that profess
TO euro ereI'yfhing.
Everybody, now and then, feels "i1ln-
down, -" played out" They've tho will, but
no power 60 generate vitality. They're not
sick enough 20 call a doctor, bui Just too sick
70 bc well. That's where tho right kind Of
q patent medicine comes in, end does for a
dollar what tho doctor wouldn't do for less
than nvo or ten.
We put in our cloim for Dr.. Tsrcos Gold
en- Medical Discovery.
We claim il 10 lie an tneqtaIed remedy 70
purify tho blood and invigorato tho whole
system.
It's the cheapest blood -pnriier sold tfroagh
druggists, no matter how many doses are Of
fsred for dollar
Whyf Because it's sold on a peculiar
plan, and You only pay for The good you get
Can you ask more
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-02

Gene - y has a hard road to
trave Ibut when you brace it
up with such s'p as honest
prices and honest goods, il can
ccomplish wonders. 4 thin
pocket book goes further at
our store than a fat one else
where, for we are constantly
treating the public to such
offers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-02
FRANKLIN DYE HOUSE

That old reliable firm IL the best place for
Ladies' and Gentlemen to get their garments
cleaned or colorcd. Dress goods of every
description cleaned and colored at the low.
est prices. This house has every facility for
Dycing and Cleaning. Everything done with
care neatne-s and dispatch. Particular at
tcntlOn given TO
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-04

Zouave suits at 20 per cent discount
Vestee suits at 20 per cent discount.
Jersey suits at 20 per cent discount.
3-pece suits at 20 per cent discount.
2-piece suits at 20 per cent discount.
Double breasted suits at 20 per cent discount
Blouse suits at 20 per cent discount.
Plain kilt suits at 20 per cent discount.
2-piece kilt suits at 20 per cent discount.
Zouave kilt suits at 20 per cent discount.
Child's spring overcoats at 20 per cent discoun
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-04
COUNTY BUILDING.
TRANSFERS.

April 2s-Ssmuel Nyquist 10 Andrew
Lind -, part out lot 6. Wstermsn's Place
add. Moline. $500.
EW Hurst ct 81 to r w Wsdsworth,
lot 1, block 2. and lot 1. block s, Fair
mount add. Moline, Sl.100.
Petr Sommer to Daniel Corken. 81
lot Il and lot 10. DC Doty's block. Rock
Island, S2,100
YNCA of Rock Island to Simon
PoehlInsn, lot SO. South Rock Island,
Sl75.
BE B Knox to J Z Groom, part lot
1, block 26. Old Town of Moline, $1,000.
NJ j Blsckmsn TO Florence Murphy,
part lol 2, block A, Griffith & Co.'S. addi-
ton to Moline. $500.
Charles E Whit to Frank T Phsres, lot
8, block 8, Smith & Whites addition to
Moline Heights, $500.
Eliz abeth A Anderson to August Ro-
loft, outlot /. Csndee Grove, 81 500
Cyrus L Willisms ia Ship Silvis, Jr, 81
e. set 5. II, lie, 81 $50.
May 2-Anton Deiseuroh 10 Nicholas
Imhof. lot A. block 4. Bailey Dsvenport's
Second add, ROCK Island, 1875.
John Msssen 10 August Steiner, lot
4. block /, Daebelliehn's add, Moline,
$3.50.
Joseph Huntoon to B 4 Mcbride, part
lots 6 and 2. Huntoon's add, Moline $3.50.
SW Odell to Z Groom. " 3s feet 10.
8. block z, Edwards Second add. Moline.
So, 800.
Gustaf FryxeIl to K Groom. part out
lot As. assessors plat of 1861. 81, 700.
AW Wadsworth to K Groom, lot Q
block 8. South Moline, $1,70O.
Albert Seidliiz to John Wolfrom, lot
bl OK 8. Bailey Dsvenport's addition tc
Rock Island. 5000.
May 2-U s A to Hirman Walker, e,
set 2. IS, Be, and ne} nwf mel II. IS o.
q S A to Hiram Walker, WI set 9, 10
UsAto Hiram Walker. sw4 net
10 Be
UsAto Hiram Walker. Ell sw /, 1s.2e
PROBATE.
Apri 29-Estste of John Nelson
Proof OF notice to creditors filed. Inven
tory fled and approved.
Adoption of Carl Hermsn Peterson
Consent of father fled Order of sdop
ton issued to Carl 81 Seidel and Eliza
beth Seidel and name of child changed t,
!. Carl Herman Seidel.
Estate OF John Holland Proof o
death fled. Will presented for probate
Estate Of James W. Kelley. Inventory
spprais sment bill and widows award file
and approved.
Estate of Amanda Bsbcock. Claim o
Kate Boon allowed at $40 so.
30-Gusrdisnship Of Elmer Reed
Guardians report filed and approved.
Guardianship of minor heirs of D. W
Fairmsn Guardisn's report filed ant
approved
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-04
To Young Mothers

who are for tue first time to undergo
womans severest trial, we offer you. not
the stupor caused by chloroform, with
rick of death for Yourself or your dearly
loved and longed-for offspring, but
Mothers Friend" remedy WEIGH will,
if used ss directed. invariably alleviate
the psinl, horrors and risks of labor. and
often entirely do away with them. Sold
by Hartz & Bahneen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
&tabtratb.
Select GounciI, 4. 9ll

Sslect Council, 4. Musuit.
Die bsutise Sibuns bauerte bis baIb
IL llbr unb bic StaStratbe tparen
srlnblid ermGbet.
Mssen bem Sdaben, ben baS So9s
ipaKer in Bine 8roof anridtete, fonnte
man au feinem gntidluHe fommen, bod
reidte Council ipdter cine 8erorbnune
elm, ipeIde bic SADIE erlsbisen ioll.
Sie 8erbanbIuns iparb sur naditen
Sibuns peridoben.
Die Grnennuns bon Wm. Siterotb
gum 8oIisiften tuurbe beitatist (berfeIbe
periiebt bereits Dienit).
8eltatiet ipurbe ferner 0lartin $.
Isabelle gum 9lufieber ber 90. Warb
Mb3usSrbbre, unb Mattbetp WiaIia gum
Snipeftor Der 10. @arb Mbsussr5bre.
3uriidseIest 1T binsesen bic @rnennuns
bon Iler. 8arrotpman iporben, ben ber
Mapor gum gufieber ber Siorb Mlain
M1enue PHaiterunS ernannt bate.
Ser Stabteontroleur tpeiserte ii1,
bic SdluBforberuns bon GDreoran &
Donaboe fit ben Bittston Mpenue GuI'
bert su senebmisen unb CAB @riinbe
bafiir an.
Souls Sdtpas erbieIt ben Gontraft
fiir bic 8eparatur bes 9ieptune Spris.
senbaufeS.
Gbittenben reihte cine Ge1oIution
elm, tpeIde beapedt, einen Meinunss'
auStauid iiber baS proieft fir Elm bfs
fentlideS Marftbaus beraussuforbern
unb bic &ofenfrase su er5rtern. (Bir
ieben fein 8ebiirfnib fiir elm ioldes unb
m6dten barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN,
bab Elm Gbnlihes 1lnternebmen bor
sSabren in @iIfesbarre iid ais sebl.
idlae eripieb. scranton bat Sdulben
senuS unb nur in fsbr brinsenbsn
Sdaen ioate man an cine 8ersrDberuns
berieIben benfen.)
3peite 2siuns pafIirten bic 8erorbs
nunsen: Sir cine NibeIIirunsSlinie an
@ibionitraBe, stpiiden Waibinston unb
Gapouie; unb aur &esuliruns Der 9reite
bon Seitentpesen an Wiaiam Strabe,
sipiiden Wapne unb 8rid.
@nbsiiItis paiiirten foIsenbe 8erorb'
nunsen: Sir 8erlanseruns bes Ab.
ausSfanaIes an 9lorb Ulain Mpenue, an
Iripp'S 8apine /; fiir einen @uIpert an
Gebar 4penue, iiber bic Stafforb Wleas
BON 8ropf; bic 8reite Der Seiteniuese
unb StraBen in ben g., 10. unb IL.
Warbs resulirenb fur cine Siipellir'
unssIinie an Wiaiam Strabe.
8ertast Bis Dienitas slbenp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12

ob ber bon ibm seiunsene Ion barmos
Mild i'm @anaen ii6 berfdmelae.
@as bic MuSfprahe anbelanet,
10 bDrt MON unter ben beutfhs samerifas
niiden @eianspereinen iebr bdufis bsrs
Ianeerte gnbiilben, !. .. al lee Tases
itatt al c Gage.
Die crescendos unb decrescendos
ioIen nidt iibertrisben unb au pIbblid
auftreten man bebenfe. bab Elm cres-
cendo in elmer p'anosSteqe niemaIS
pIDbIid forte ober fortissimo iperbe,
ipenn Der Gomponiit bieies nidt auss
briidlid porseidrieben. -
lleberbaupt fol- cine burdaus itren8e
SeIbltfritif seiibt iperben, UNI ben @es
idmad su biIoen unb idliebIih cine
MuSfdbrung au Stanbe su bringen, bic
aufsebt in Dem @eiit Der Di1tuns unb
ipelde DIR, @emiitb unb 8ertanb bats
moniid befriebist.
SdIieBli6 feien Sic nod auimerfiam
sema6t auf cine sipedmabiee 4rt beS
@tbemboIens beim SinSens. 8ieIe ipibs
men bieiem Bunft su ipenis Sprsfalt.
Bia man idnea bic 2unsen init 2uft
fiillen. bann fol- nit SiiIfe Der 8ruits
musfeIn Der 8ruitfafen pIbBIi1 ertpei.
tert iperben. um ben 2ungtn bic 2ufts
aufnabme su erIei6tsrn. DaS 8ruitbein
tperte itets in baIbbpber Steauns GEE
balten, ipoeurd su ieber Seit cine quite
8eberri6uns bes GtbemS erlanst, unb
elm prdsiisS ginfessn, ioipie cine iinn'
semabe @inibeiluns Der muiitaliiden
Ybraien befbroert ipirb.
9lun baben Sic Danf fir Sbre Muf.
mertiamteit /; mir ideiben bon Sbnen
NIT bem i66nen 8ewuBtiein. uniere
Pfidt boa unb gang setban su baben
uno sebsn Sbnen bic 8eriideruns, baB
mir bier bel Sbnen idbne. unbersebIide
Gage perlebt. Wiit beionberer @enuss
tbuuns betonen mir, bab unlere llrtbeile
eenau iiberein itimmten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
Seranton 3peis
Safety Investment & Loan Co
BON Spraeufe, ". D.

Sir bunberte-nein tauienbe- bon
Sabren baben reide 2eute ben 8ortbeiI
senoHen, ibre &apitalien in elmer 8eiie
anauIesen, bab lie ibnen 3inieSsinien
bradten unb baourd ibr @elo fdnea
umeeiebt; tpdbrenb eS erit innerbalb
elmer perbaItnibmdbis fursen Sriit
bem armen Oianne mbslib semadt
porben 1T. burd Sparbanfen bic uns
bebeutenoe Summe bon bret Brosent
idbrlider 3infen su sieben.
@rlt in ben Iebten pear Sabren bat
iid cine neue Orbnung Der 9inge ees
italtet unb bieienisen &laHen, tpeIde
SaIaire ober 2bbne berbienten, baben
NitteI unb @ese sefunben, ibre @rs
iparniie setpinnbrinsenb an3uIeeen, ins
bem iie baS sroBe Gooperationsprinaip
iid su gtub madteu. pie Die folsenbe
Sauitration seiSt (ben Profit an 3sbn
9lftien erfIarenbJ:
10 Aftien "a 500 Taripsrtb $1,000
pr1mie, Gin Dollar per Mftie .......$ 10
50 @ents per Mftie, DpaarS mo-
natli6, fir Sc MOnate.
2ptaltolftn. .".....................$ 490
Stein. prOfit ber Inlase .......".........$ $40
SIR irsenb ipelde ipeitere Snforma.
tipn ipredt bor bel Safob 8rofdart,
Isent, 1920 9roipect Ipenue, Ober BEL
benz Sertpalter
28,8 Sobn W. Bife,
3immer IL, Pofseb., scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
Ser rStea~
Type w riters

$40 faufsn ben Sben 1ppe Writer
nit rs Gbaratteren. uno SIS fiji ben Gins
fadben Shell, NIT Der @arantie, before
arbeit su tbun, uie irseno cine Maidine.
sic perbinost Ginfadbsit nit 9ansrbafiis
feit, Sdneuigteit, aeidti9fet Der Operation
unS bdlt Idn9er obne 8eparatir aus, als IT.
senb cine anoere Waidiue. Sein 9arbenbano
itort Den Sperateur. Sie 1T bhbtt, fompatt
nideI.pIattirt, perfsft unbtaaen @rIorbernihen
enlpredenb. @ie cine 9rudsrpreiie proou3irt
fie Elm reiuss, Ieisrlides Manuicript. 3wei
ooer sebu gSempIare fOnnen auf einmal &C.
madt perben. srseub eine inteIIi9ente per.
iOn fam fid gum Speratenr in spsi 8a9en
ausbiloen. 8r oiferirsu $1,000 ir9euo
sinsm Opsrateur. Der 70 pieI Ieiften fam, wie
Die boppelte Sbell.
8uperIdif9e a9euteu uno 8erianfer peroen
berlanst uno Sdnolern ipe3ieIIe Scrtbeile 9s.
9ebsn. Sir 8ampblete unb 8eferen5en luenoe
man fid an Odell Type Writer Co.,
36s-S64 Dearborn ct. Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
3abIt cure 9Irmem Stemer.

Die DupIitats fir bic armsnifnn fir
1892 linb nunmebr In meinsn Sdnbsn unb Id
bin jsBt brsit, bieisIbs ,u smpfanssn in BEN
I3immsr bsr ArmsnbsbDrbs, 42f eadapanna
Mpenut, jeben Wobeuta9 BON 9 Wprgsns bic
5 Rahmittass, aussenpm men, bab an Sant-
lfassu bis ,um 10. september bic Sffr um
~ llbr Wiittass seltlp0sn iein wire. Sp-
fcrtisf I3abluns ipirb psrlanst.
SD psrbe In 9. 8. Soplss Stcre, Dun-
more, pom Is. bis gum %. jeben Wpnats ifin,
bon $50 bis 8 30 Abenbs, bis auf psitsrs
Na@ri6t ;ur 8sausmli&ftit Der Dunmprf
SteurlabIsr.
G.9. Wprmftr, ecltsftur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-12
Mrtbur Glaaffen dber Sdusers
fcSfe

fNFsSt
9ie 8ebe, tpeI1e Serr Nrtbur GIaaIs
fen Dor Der PreiSbertbeilung Bel bem
8eabins Sanserfete belt, ioate bon
iebem Sdnser nidt nur seIefen,
ionbern 5tubirt iperben, uno aus bies
fem @runbe laiien mir bieieIbe bier i'm
Wortlaute foIsen ipenn aud etipas
peripatet. Serr @laafen ia8te:
Serr Seitpraiibent!
Dieine Serren SGnser!
Wtit GROCER Sreube bernabmen mir
bic 8unbe bon Der @riinbuns bes ,,aas
semeinen SdnserbunbeS bon 8enn1pls
panien", ba mir unS iasen mubten,
bab bic 8ereinieuns Der ipaderen, bic
SABINE bes beuti6en 2iebss bod unb
beeeiiiernh trasenben Sanger nur quite,
ebIe Srudte trasen pirbe.-@ieide
Snterefen bereinisen ii9 bier unb ie
mebr Sdneer-bem 8ufe ber Srau
Nuiica folsenb-ii6 eintra6tis pers
iammeln, befo sr6Ber bic Wadt beS
beutiden Sansss, befo idbner baS
Bib bes SriebsnS unb bss bsutftsn
SanseS.
Die Sdnser Yenniplpanisns srfreuen
Iid zines beneibenswertben suten glu'
feS, Crying bon ibnen cine GinIabuns
su einem Seite, iei es in Reabins,
scranton. WiIfesbarre, 2ancafter, Sas.
Teton, Wiliamsport u. (. ip., itets iparb
bon Sereinen anberer Staatsn freubis
seantiportet ;, Bir fommen"! Die @aits
freunoidaft Der pennipIpaniidsn Ser.
cine fennt feline @rensen unb Elm Saupt.
fattor BEL allen ibren Soften tpar bic
i4bns Sarmcnie. Ser bisbere, redtIi@e
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@eltene 6eleQenbeit !!

SD piiniGs mein SO. 1044 u. Srvtns slpe.
nue. sslesenes giasntbum 70 su pertaufsn, baB
Der aaufsr 10 Yrpjent sstpinnt. 3psi Sauitr
fir pttr 8amiien, brinsen $24 bsn Wlcnat.
6ru@tbGums, StabtpalIer unb allss IN gutter
Srbuuns. SenrY Warntds, f047 ".
YreScptt Mpeuue,
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(Ginsslanbt.)
Sd bab mein @slb in Der Gity gsmatt
llnb es gum rei6sn Mann ssbra6t;
Sd pUbn' in einem Sadlfsinbaus
llnb fabr' In meiner sfutl6e aus;
SD lsb' nit Ssbsm Obns 3wilf =
Dae beibt, irenn's nibt grab anbfrs if;
Das esbsn fiel mir gar nibt l6psr,
9Benn nur Der psrteufsIt &bsumatismuS nibt
mar. (G. o.
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s@- 8eiteat baS ,,WodenbIatt"
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Got III perfaufen.

Cine an Mlbtr StraBe selesene Got, nabs
Der Mrteiter 5ale, iii biais fir Saar au tau.
fen. GrUbe 40 BET 152. Nabges an srfrassn
bel peter S@uma1er, 413 8es9 Str.
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gassm Sdimpff,
ASrastifcber ltbrmacber,
317 2adapanna @benue.

Sat itets einen bibidsn 8orratb bon Banb.
un6 Saidenubren. ubreutetten, 8uiennaoeln
&insen, 0efdmeibe peridisoeuer art u. I. No..
unb beoieni 8unoen reel uno piinttlid.
8sparaturen on Danb. uno Saidenubren,
@eidmebe ieber art, uno alle In mein 6ad
einidIasenben 8srridtunsen.
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3u bermtetbeit !:

Store 225 @snn abenue. friiber eub'id.
Baderei. Bobnun9 obenauf. @ute 8ele.
9enbeit fiir einen tiidtisen Bader. Rad3u.
fraqen bel 6. 9orenS Ais aadaipanna
Wpeuue,
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&teaeaeiu6.

Gin junser, tbatissr Manu iudt 8eitdfti.
suns einise Sage i'm Mouat ais Collector
@uts &efsrsnssn. Nabsrss IN pisir Sffes.