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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-20
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TO-DAY, Benjamin Harrison.
President Of the United State,
IS ffty-nine years old.
He has occupied many places
of distinction. His grandfather
was President for a month and
his great grandfather was one Of
the signers of the Declaration Of
independence. He was renomi.
mated by the Republican Con.
vention at Minneapolis.
Whether he succeeds himself
or not, you can succeed in find.
ing in our store everything
pertaining to a first-clasS
Clothing, Hat and Furnishing
Goods Store. Remember, wa
are sole agents for DR.. Jaeger's
Sanitary System APPEL &
SCHAUL.
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Eloped en- Desnabllle.
From the Indianapolis Journal

KoKoMo, IND, Aug. 1O.-Greentown Is
revealing in the sensation caused by the
elopement of two young people. The rum
Always are William Thomas, aged IS, work
ing as q hotel porter. and Miss frankie
Pierce, the pretty l5-year-old daughter of
John Pierce, well to do farmer near
Greentown. Monday night a friend of
young Thomas came to this city, and, rout-
ing Deputy Clerk Cooper out Of bed, pro-
cured license. The parents Of the girl got
wind of the movement and hid all of the
Guilds clothing. Undaunted by this the
willful miss, with bare head, bare feet, and
attired only in a wrapper belonging TO her
mother, escaped from the house In the night
and joined her lover. They jumped into
buggy, and have not since been seen nor
heard from.
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TO THE POLICY HOLDERS OF THE
INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY EN-
PLoYEEs' ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION
OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

VT n AhANA A. OEOhGlAi
WHEREAS, The above named company was
chartered as an.assessment accident association
by an act Of the General Assembly OF this state
approved Oct. 2, 1891; and.
WHEREAS, said association on the ed day OF
February, 1892 filed in this office as required by
said charter sworn statement Of its president
and secretary showing that it had been duly or
ganized under its charter, and was then ready
to begin business; aud,
WHEREAS 1t was made my duty by law, upon
the filing of such statement to license said asso-
citation to do business in Georgia, for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1892, did on the said I'd day of
February, 1892, so license said association; and,
WHEREAS, Since said association has been
licensed charges have been made that it was
never legally organized and therefore, not en-
titled to receive a license from this ONCE to
carry on its business in this state, and thereby
practicing a fraud upon the public. l. there
fore, by virtue of the authority vested in me
by law immediately instituted an investiga-
ton OF the charges against the association,
and beg u report as follows:
!. find that on the 2ist Of January 1891 the
association was legally organized under its char
ter by the election of board Of directors and q
president and secretary, and that it commenced
business on the I'd OF February thereafter.
2. II being Incorporated as an assessment &C
cident insurance company, It's charter did not
require 1t to have either capital or assets of any
Kind. before engaging in business, and there
fore depends entirely upon assessments upon
Its members to meet its liabilities
3. The books of the association show that IL
has three hundred and ninety-two policies ag-
gregating $685., $50 of insurance in force. That
1t mas received from It's members on assess
ment 81, 32S 05 and paid on indemnity claims
Sl22ll The balance appears to have been used
FOR expenses OF said association, in addition to
S4.69O SS which is claimed to have been ad-
Vanced by Mr.. Lamar the president,
In concluding my report upon the charges
made against this association, permit me TO say
that my jurisdiction over all such companies
only extends to a revocation OF their license
when they fail TO pay a valid claim, and as this
company has paid all policy claims at maturity
It has authority under Its charter, and its
license, to continue business in this state.
Respectfully,
VIM. A. WRIGHT,
Con. al nrnAI La Cam
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ON THE DIAMOND.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Games Of base
ball were played to-day with the following
results:
At Chicago-Cbicago Z, Brooklyn 4.
At New Orleans-Chatta 3, New
Orleans 2
At MISUNDERSTANDING 6. BostonO.
At Observation-Disclosures i, PhiladeI-
phia 8.
At Cleveland-The New York Cleveland
game was postponed; wet grounds.
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Terminal Funds Diverted

NKw York. Aug. 19.-The Richmond
Terminal committee Of seventeen met this
afternoon and passed resolutions reciting
that In the past the company's fundi had
been diverted and that steps should be taken
= secure their restoration. Messrs. clyde.
haben and Stone were appointed a COM
mittse n investigation 70 discover what
amount had been diverted aud take stcUs y
Recover Tie property
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" M IA W IkAU II '
Comp. General and ms. Comr
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
That have THIS DAY sold the stock OF gro
ceries and liquors in the old stand corner Hunt
ingdon and Mercer Streets to MR.. PAUL
WILKEN, who win continue the business. All
bills of previous date will be paid when pre-
sented to me. Thanking the public for their
patronage to me in the past and wishing the
same to continue with MR.. WILKEN.
WM ROTTIJAN
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CAvEAr EMProR--You guaranteed that
this parrot would repeat all the words that
1t heard; how Is it that since 1t came into
my possession it has been as mute as a fishl
al certainly told you that it would res
peat every word il could hear. but it never
hears anything; It is as deaf as a post
lie Rire de pUntUerSe.
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ATLANTA AND THE RAILROADS.
An Expert to Make a Report on the
Alleged Discrimination.

Alleged DISCRIMINATORY.
ATLANTA. GA, Aug. l9-At a special
meeting of the city council this evening the
report Of the special committee appointed
TO look into the Determinations by the rail
roads against Atlanta in the matter Of
freight rates was made. The committee
recommended the employment Of au ex.
pert and $500 was appropriated for the
work. Charles A. Sindall, ex-secretary Of
the Southern Railway and Steamship Asso
citation, an expert in railway matters, has
been engaged b show the exact extent Of
the discrimination. Every effort will DO
made 20 bring the railroads 20 time. The
interstate commission viii be applied to
II necessary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-20
Bulloch's Primary

STATEsBoRO, GA, Aug. 19-At the pri-
mary election held in Bulloch yesterday for
a senator and representative, 900 votes were
cast. A majority of the white voters de-
clared for democracy, aud the party is ju-
bilant. e.. s. Johnston was nominated for
the Senate without opposition, and DR.. d.
L. Kennedy was nominated for the House.
Both E. B. Kennedy and 8. L. Moore, Jr.,
received a good vote for representative.
Bulloch will show up right at the coming
elections.
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IN a GOLD AND SILVER OAsKET.
Russell Benedict's Body to Rest IN a
Coffin Of Precious Metal.


DANBURY, CONN, Aug. 15.-The body OF
Russell Benedict, who died In Marienbad,
Austria, July IS, reached here to-day in
what is probably the richest burial casket
ever seen on this continent.
The box IL Of solid silver and is elabor-
ateiy embeillshed with gold. Ga the top is
a gold crucihx two feet long. The cisket Is
carried by means OF eight gold handles and
Is supported by six liol's legs. FrstoOns u
gold flowers ore draped around iG. On
each OF the four corners Is a gold angel six
inches high.
- Is NOT known how much the casEet co {.
Mr. benedict was a very wealthy man. who
bal Lived many ycarS ~ Austria. lie was
born Ia tnis city.
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ID RowleY marry herr

Barry-Why did Rowley marry heri
Strang-He was attracted by her CONVEX
satlDnal powers.
Barry-And why Is ho applying for a
divorce n0wf
3 rang same reason. 800 Ncw York
Heraid.
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Wilcox for Senator.

WALTHURvILLE, GA, Aug. 19.-The
democratic senatorial convention met at
Hinewille to-day and nominated Capt. w.
A Wilcox of Darien for senator from this
district
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-20

Western Man-Thsts Judge Boomshakes
he's got the greatest record of any man
on the Nebraska bench.
Eastern Msn-For learned and forcible
decisions, presumed
Western Man-You bet!-he granted III
divorces in $50 minutes, by the watch!
Puck.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

Notice is hereby given to architects for plans
and specifications accompanied with approx
mate cost for brick jail building provided with
steel cells that will accommodate sixty male and
six female prisoners. Plans, etc., must be filed
at Ocala with the board Of county commission
ers for Marion county, Florida on before FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER 1892 No plans paid
for unless accepted. By order OF the board.
Il. W. LONG, Chairman.
D. A. MILLER. Clerk.
By L. NJ. GREGG, D. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-20

Ethel thought at one time he was going
to kiss me, but fortunately some one came
in and he didn't. Estelle-You had a mar
row escape. Ethel-It was tight squeezed
Tsfs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. /, 1890 the basis OF meas
urenent OF all advertising In the MOANING News
the first Insertion No Special Notice inserted
for less than 81 o.
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MONEY TO LEND.

have a few thousand dollars to lend on i'm.
proved city real estate.
j. L. wHATLEY,
lis Bryan Street. :
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TranactSa General Banking Business

Maintains a Savings De-
partment and allows interest
at 4 per cent, compounded
quarterly.
The accounts of individu-
ais, firms, banks and corpora
tons are solicited.
With our large number OF
correspondents in Georgia,
Alabama, Florida and South
Carolina, we are prepared to
handle collections on the most
favorable terms.
Correspondence invited.
BRANTLEY A DENMARK, President
NJ B LANE Vice President
GEORGE C. FREEMAN, Cashier
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CAUTION,

sACHET POWDERS.
Heliotrope Violet. White Rose, Etc. In bulk
Violetine Orris in packages
WHITE CLOUD FLOATING SOAP
For the Bath or Toilet,
A most excellent soap for washing Flannels
Fine LRces and delicate fabrics.
ALCOHOL STOVES FOR THE NURSERY
AND FOR TRAVELLERS,
SOLD BY
LOMONs CO.,
Congress Street and Bull Street Branch.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Infer Wei6brpt.

Die Gbemis bat iid in Dsutidlanb
unb Imerifa febr einsebeno nit ber
8ierbrauerei unb beren Grforberniiien
bsfabt unb Gbemifer iibertpa1en nas
msntli6 ben @dbrunsspOrsans iebr ses
nau. Daau iperben fie nit bobem @es
baIt ansefeIt. Der aber absipadt
bic 8ereituns zines Der bauptfadlidf n
NabrunssmitteI, bes 8robess
Ser Nmsrifaner lit all ben @enuB
bon Mei3enbrpb seipbbnt, unb bic Mobe
erbeiidt ss, bab ss m6slidit tpeib isin
ioa.
@ar mander unierer 2eier flaet iiber
Masenbefdtperben uno tpenn er ii9 in
@ebanfen aIes, mas er seseiien unb
petrunfen bat, borfiibrt, 70 bat er nidts
unperbauliheS ober feinen Masen Yes
idperenbes senpfen. nidt sinmaI
Shmarsbrob, ,-bas 8rob, baS er senois
fen, mar 10 ipeiB. ipie man eS iih ipeiber
nidt tpiiniden fam. @ans rett-unb
bsnuob Iieet bort Der Sunb besraben.
Die Mobe forbert Weibtrob unb bic
Wldaer fisen iid ibr. Wtit SdIfe ses
rabesu tpunoerbarer medaniiher 0ors
ridtunesn entfernen iie aus benz @eis
senforn aud ben serinsiten 8eitanStbeiI,
tpelder baau beitraeen fDnnte, bem
MebIe einen bunfleren Sdein su perIeis
ben. g8irb aber baburd bas MebI beis
iers 8erleibt es bem Der Stdrtune
bsblrftisen 8ranfen, bem aufipabisnben
&inbe, tem bon idiperem Werfe ermat'
tetsn Mrbeiter &rofts Nidt i'm Min'
beiten. Gin berporrasenber slrst aubertt
fiirslid:
.,@sisenunb WaHsr entbaltsn idmmt,
Iibe fir ben Meniden unb felbit fiji,
ben bart arbeitenben Menfhen srforber,
lide St,ffe gum 2eben. aber neIdel
Menib fam BON unierem eesennGrtiser
Meibbrob uno WaHer lsben? 0tan Iagt
bab bic Nerste unb bic Tootensrdber in
8unee feben, aber ridtiser Wdre es 4,
iagen, bab bic Widaer unb 8dder in
SoIbe Der Merste lteben, benn tpenn bai
Weibbrob nidt mare, tpeldes iie 70 elf
rig berltellen. tpiirben bic Iersie penise
su tbun baben. Die Sonberune be
8leie bonn 0tebI fam i'm 4nfuns bieie
i Sabrbunbert8 in Mooe; baraus gin
Die 3abnaratneitunbe nit ibren 9lsbsn
sewerben berppr, tpelde sssentparti
ibre rieiise 8eoeutuns uno ibren llmfan
babur6 errei6t bat, oaB unferer 9labr
! uns ipfematiid alIe 8eitanbtbeiIe bo
&alf, Salsen uno Ybospbpr, ben Gr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

@iaiam slitor. Der gteip Oorfsr 8rDs
ius, itarb Iette Wode su Yaris an einem
6ersidlaee, i'm Mlter bon SO eabren.
9fab ieinem Nefen, @iQiam WaIborf
@ftor, unb SAB @ouIc, mar ber 8ers
itorbene Der rei9ite Burger Imerifas.
Sein 8erm5sen, BON bem ber ipeitaus
er6Bte 2beil in gieip gorfer @runb.
eisentbum anaelest 1T, ipurbe erit fiirss
LTD bon ,.ginseipeibten" auf so Uiils
Iionen Dollars seidast.
Wiliam glitpr par ein gnfeI bes ais
ten Sobann Safob gitor, Der aus benz
DDrfden Nalborf i'm @robbersostbum
8aoen bierber eintpanberte unb ais
BeIsbdnbIer ben @runo gu benz risiissn
8erm0sen bet SamiIie slitor leste., Oils
Der aIte Sobann Safob itarb. binterIieb
ct Elm Sermbsen bon 81 Wtilionen
Dollars, oas feline brei Sbbne gu bet.
boppeIn uno gu peroreifuden peritanben.
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Ser uCben"
Type w riters

$40 taufen Den cSea Gppe Writer
NIT rs gbarafteren unb Ss5 fir ben Gins
fa@en SSen, IN Der @urantie, before
arbeit 3u tbun, pie irseno eius Mafdiue.
Sic psrbinoet ginfahbeit nit 0aucrtaftia
teit Sdnellteteit Ieidltigfeit Der Operation
unb bdIt ldn9er obne 8eparatur aus. als IT.
9eno cine anoere Maibiue. 8ein 8arbenbanb
Hort Den Sperateur. sic lit bibid, fompatt
nideI-pIattirt perfect unb alien Grtorberniifen
enipredeno. Mie eiue @ruderpreiie proousirt
ite Elm reines, lelerIibes MaHuieript. 3rpei
ooer Sebn Gyempare fonnen auf einmal qe
maht peroen. Sr9eno eine intelligence Der
ion fam iid gum Opefateur i'll 3mei 3ogen
ausbilbeu. Wir offerireu $1,000 irgeno
einem Operateur Der 70 bel Ieiiten tam, pie
Die 6oJpelte OoelI.
8npeTIaifige agenten unb @srfdufer rueroen
perlan9t unb 6dnolern ipesieae @ortbeile ae.
9eben Sir 9ampbete unO &eferensen peuoe
man fid al 0dell Type Writer Co.,
Dearborn g.. ebieago, So
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

Ser bonn l. Wiai ab perfebrenbe
neue Sasbsus ron Berlin nab Sranfs
furt a. Dt. iiber Salle.giienab biirfte
Der i6neuite 3us auf bem europaiiden
gontinente tperben. Der 3us braudt,
pie bic ,8oiliide 3eituns" mittbeilt,
aur 3uriidIesuns Der 500 8ilometer
langen Strede 8 Stunben SO Wlinuten.
Die Ourdfdnittsseidipinbisfei betrdst
baber in Der Stunoe unsefGbr 6l &lo=
meter; bic @eidipinoisteit iit aber auf
ben einaelnen Streden piel bebeutenber.
Soipir Die 1862 &ilcmeter Iange Strede
8erlinsS SalIe, pbne ansubaIten. in anei
Stunben unb bret Winuten burhfabren !;
bas iinb runb 80 8ilometer in Der
Stunbe. Ser Berlin, 8bIner grpreb.
aug, tpelder bisber ais Der ibneaite
Bug gait. brinst eS i'm Durdibnitte
nur auf 90 &iIometer in Der Stunbe.
Ser Barrier OrientsgrpreBsus burds
fdbrt bic Strede Strabburss Yuoapeit,
1922 8iIpmeter, in 219 Stunben, lest
mitbin burdidnittlib ettpa SO GiIomes
ter in Der Stunbe suriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Sas leete Sdueerfeff.

8ieaeidt intereiiirt ss SansesbrGSsr
su erfabren, bab oas Iestidbrise Rep.
arf Sdnserfeit einen lleberidub bon
s7.39 erseben bat. Die Delesaten ber
8ereinisten Sdnser bon gleiparf bislten
tiirslid cine 8eriammIune in Der Sdns
serbaae ab. um ben 8erl6t bes Sinans
Gomlte entseecn su nebmen. IS mar
baraus eriidtIi6, baB iib Die @es
iammteinncbmen auf $50, ,73l.53, bic
@eiammtaussabsn auf s56. 724.l4 bes
liefen.
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@efiieitc Mmseiaem.
@ns. 2rpftel,
Metocr,

Ill5 Sadton Strabe,
Iiefert Die feinften Birite in SbSe 9arf; unp
ebenfo ale Sorten friides uno naep6deltes
6Ieifd. Raudleiid II. I. 10.
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Saub's Sots tsl,
gonrab Sau 3D.. ........ Gi9entbiimer
81 unb 63 9i. Main StraBe,
Nitt8tcn, IA.

0ieies unter Der Qeituu8 oes Serrn Bm.
8ehtolb iu 70 grobem &ufe 9eIan9te 8aitbaus
miro aud ferner oas Sauptquartier Der 0eut.
fden BON Scranton uno llmgegeno iein uno
Der ieBi9e 8efber fd beftrtben, our1 3uuor
femmsnOe 8episnung, befts 8etrdnte, fdmad.
bate Speiien uno reuIide 9etten ale Sun.
ben sufrieoeu 3u iteIIsn.
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giur Sie beiten' 'Ss aarea III ben
aaerbillisiten Yreilsn.

$40. 242 Mbams Slpemme.
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0otel=

Dem beutlden publifum unb meineu lGwei-
ssr 8reuuben erIaube ih mir biermit ansusei-
ssn baf Id bic Wirtbldaft ssn S'y Gpnrao,
SO. 1913 Pem apenue,
itsrnpmmen babe. S6 werbe nur bic beifen
Speiien, @etrGnfe unb 6igarrsn taltsn unb
bslntbt isin, our6 reele 8ebienuns alien &C.
re6ten Anforberunsen au entipre6en.
Senrp Spn WfifenfIut.
% Msin @el9aft aIs Sdisferbsder fibre
i'd wis bisbsr fort.
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Matbfdldse fur sas Grnbiabr.

0as Sriibiabr iit Die redte 3eit, UNI
bic ii6 im 8Drper pdbreno bes WinterS
anseiebten uno bic Tbdtiefeit Der eins
seInen Orsane bemmenoen Stpffe ourd
cine sIbfabrfur su entfernen. Gin in
ieiner 8irfuns iidereS Dlittel. ipeIhes
felt Sabrsn in unsdbIieen Saaen feline
Wirfunssfraft erprObt bat, iinb Dr.
Nusuit 8bnis's 'Samburser Tropfen,
elm OiitteI, bas ieoem GIter aneepabt
ipsrben fam uno ipelbes frsi bon alien
ienen Nadwebsn 1T, ipeIde bieIs anbers
glbfdbrunsSmitteI mad iid sieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

seusern bon 8noden unb @etpeben, nos
mentli6 aber unferem neuseitlihen
g8eibbrob entsosen iinb."
g8as mir braudsn, 1T bas 8eesntbeiI
bon ipeibem, itdrfebaltisem WebIe, ipeI.
DIES bic Diobe perlanet. g8ir bebiirfen
elmer Utiillerei, ipelbe bas eanse Meis
senforn gu FOLDER Seinbeit sermalmt,
oaB es auf bic S6leimbdute bes Ma.
gems unb ber Ddrme feinen Geis ausibt.
Das Weisenforn entbdlt auber elmer
Dtense bon Gfbe unb Bbpspborfdure
aud Sett. Sn Der Tbat entbdIt ber
8eim fait alien 5ettitoff in benz Dsissns
torn uno tpirb babur9 su einem Saupt.
Ndbrbeitanbtbsil. Die Elm tpenis ounf.
Iere 5drbuns bes Msble8 1T Der Inipes
fenbeit Der feitbaltieen 8eime su3uidrei.
ben unb iie miifen besbaIb sur @rsieIuns
9rbberer Weibe, ebenio tpie 8Ieie unb
Gerealin (ein 8eitanbibeiI Der 3crns
bIlfeJ aussemer3t nerben. Gerealin 1T
elmer Der ipldtisiteu I5Sbaren @iipeiBs
itoffe, ipelder ben StartesebaTt bes
Weisenfornes in .3uder beripanbeIt.
Mu9 1T ibm cine seriebenbe Gbdtisfsit
eigen, ipeide cine @dbrune berbeifilbrt
unb sur 8erbauune anberer Stoffe ipes
ientIi6 beitrast iie tpirft auf Die se.
noHsne Nabruns beinabe ebenlo tpie Der
SpeideI Dber Die Masenidure. Irot
aaebem unb aller DpSpepiie unb aQer
Maeenteidperben periast bic Mobe
Der &leie sinen BIaB in unIerer tdgliz
hen SpeiieOrbnuns unb es ipirb su elmer
nnnatiirIi6en 2ebensipeiie gegriffen,
pel6e bic Serss unb Masentbdtisfeit
i'm nsbermabe ansreift uno bic f5rper.
li6e unb seiitise 2ebenStbdtisfeit aqs
mdbli9 idpddt. Sn ben 8ereinisten
Staaten iinb ale 8eriude sur @infibs
runs zines berniinftiser bsreiteten unb
beroauIideren MeblS an ber unYerniinfa
ti8en Soroeruns. mDslibit tpeiBes MebI
uno Srob su erbaIien, unb benz Wioers
plllen ber Dliiaer sesen eine geform,
seideitert. England bat aber felt einis
gen Sabren NIT elmer iolben 8erbeHers
uns ben glnfans semadt. SIM SABRE
1890 tiIbete iid ndmIid in 2onbon
eine 8eieaidaft sur Seritelluns bon
uWboIe @beat MeaI" (8eisenidrot.
mebD. Sn perbaltnibmdBis furser 3sit
baben eine Wfense anseiebener 8dder
besonnen. 8rob unb SemmsIn aus iol=
hem Wlebl su baden unb baben einen
rieiisen 4biab ersieIt. SIN SoIse behen
baben iib in peri6iebenen Stdeten @ss
islidaften sur SeriteIuns beReIben
Wtebls eebiIbet.
DaS bon oieiem Meble sebadene
Sroo tit ntdt tpeib, ipnoern bat cine
solobraanlide Sarbe uno f6medt beHer
als getpDbnlides Weisenbrob, aber in
iebem Sale befommt es benz 8ersebrer
beiier. alS bieies. Oie Nubanipenoune
fiji glmerifa 1T Die: abmen mir in bies
fem Sale ben GnafGnbern uab
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Sn biefem Sabre tperben 444 Brdiis
benteus gripdbler ertudblt iperben. Dies
lit cine 3unabme bon 43 iiber bic 3abl
bon 1888. SIN ienem Sabre iparen 40l
grpdbler ~ elmer @abI nbtbis, uno
Sarriion erbieIt 233 unb GlepeIanb
l6s. Sest iinO 223 gripabIer nDtbis
sur WabI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Trane ,Stetter, jr.,
Sotel linD Sdferei,
GPo;uS1~rs. as> oNr GA
WatHftraee, 0pbe Warf, Wa.

Barme uno taIte Speien fno 3u ieber sa.
9esdett 3n boben. Ssrildes Eager ftets an
3apf ionie Beine. eiquore unb Gisarren.
Sle nit meinem Sotel perbuneene 8dderei
llefett Elm pcr5lglides 8adrpsrt uno ueroeu
oue Seitsllnn8en prompt uuo billig beiorat.
Srant Stetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Spbn Sbiel,
6 I'M , ems q b tt E ID E +,
335 8enn Nbenue.

Wit Dem beiteu @orratb bon importiriem
uub einbemifdem 9uhe perbinoe id eiue
Iansidbriae grfabruns als 8ufdneioer. sfur
Die aIlerbefte arbeit miro 9eIiefert
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-27
cI,Ili,atIon and wil,I.rnc.s.

Upon the 800 miles of the shore of
Lake Superior there are living now less
than 10000 persons, and these are
mainly in busting cities like Duluth
Superior and Marquette, in industrial
colonies like Calumet aud Red Jacket
or in struggling little ports like Fort
William and Port Arthur Even there
the wilderness aud primeval conditions
are face to face with tho robust civiliZa
ton which is shoudering it's way rs cap
ital is accustomed 10 do rather than as
natural growth usually asserts itself
Not that il is nota wholly growth
which we find at all points ON the lake
shore, for it is all in response to the mex
orahlc laws OF supply and demand. Yet
the communities there have sprung into
being farapnrt from we'll settled regions
In answer 90 these laws.
Thus u happens that today ono may
ride in An electric street ear to tho start
ing point for a short walk 10 a trout
stream, or one may take the steam rail
road and in an hour alight at forest
station, hreakfastiug there, but enjoy
ing for luncheon cut of the deer or Il
dish Of the trout or the partridge which
he has killed for the purpose, II is, SO
10 say. region wherein the wholesale
fisherman with his steamboat disturhs
the red man who is spearing fish for
supper, where the wolf blinks in the
glare Of the electric lamp, and where the
patent stump puller and the beaver work
side by side.--Julian Ralph in Harper's