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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-29
High school commencement.


The Commencement exercises of our
City Schools took place last Wednesday
evening, at Holcombe Hall, when Susie
B. Cronce, Alexander B. johnson, Bessie
K. Moore, Blanche c.. Niece, .(second
honor) and Louis G. Williams, first
honor), having successfully completed the
full course of study, received their diplo-
mas from the Principal.
Everything passed off pleasantly and
most creditably TO all concerned The
stage was neatly arranged, and adorned
with flowers, kindly loaned by Mr. VIM.
Lyman, but most noticeable of all were
the happy and smiling faces of the men,
bers Of the High School, all of whom were
on the platform.
The hall was comfortably flied by the
friends Of tine graduates and of education.
Where all did so extremely well, 1t is inn
possible to speak OF one more than an
other, so We give the programme in full.
We have heard nothing but words Of
praise and communication OF the entire
exercises, and we are justly proud of the
result Of our schools. While Principal
Kerr had general charge of the manage
ment, the elocutionary part was the work
of Miss Annie F. Stout, while to Miss Ida
F. Stout was Entrusted with the music.
: The Rev. VIM. Swan addressed the
class, briefly but pointedly, and in pecu-
liarly appropriate and humorous manner
presented Principal A. P. Kerr with
copy of "Fiske's Discovery of America, y
Q volumes, 10 the name of the ''Class of
'92.n
The presents to the graduates were
many, valuable and useful, aud the lady
teachers were not forgotten 10 the line of
presents.
The following is the
PROGRAMME.
March.
Prayer Rev O. H. Neal
Chorus-.The Holiday" Yeasie
columbus"
AHA ID. JOhNoON.
Recitaiion-"The Ride of Jennie M'Neal" Carleion
ANNA X. BLACKWELL.
Solo and Chorus" Rose of the May Time"
BLANCHE G. NIECE.
Recitation" An Order for Picture Alice Cdrey
SUSIE B. CRoNCE.
Recitation" The Battle OF Naesby." Maeaulay
EDGAR PHILLIPS.
Chorus" The Song Of the Spring." Rasie
Essay" Lowell"
BESSIE K. MOORE.
Recitation-"T The Famine y Hiawatha). Loaateltou
BERTHA CUMMINGS.
Recltation-"The Pied Piper of Hamlin.n Brolening
CHARLES F. LODoR.
Recitation" Echo and the Ferry" Jean Ingeloio
BLANCHE @. NIECE.
Chorus" The Echo" n. s. Perkins
Essay, First Honor)-" The Influence of Great
Men,"
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS.
presentation of Flowers at this tlme)
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Address TO Glass. ReU. W. Stoon
DcneuicSiout heV. 1fr, WeSfUe6f
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-29

The New Jersey State Firemen's AS
ISOLATION will convene at Trenton, Sept.
2Sih.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-29

CHAs. A. SLACK, P. N.
LAMBRRrvrILE. N. j., June IS. 1892.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-29

List Of letters remaining unclaimed in
the Post Office at Lambertville, N. j., for
thirty days:
William ]. Stable.
Henry Winner.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-29

Queer sensations. How 1t feels to be
wounded by bullet or shell. A musket
ball at Antietam passed directly through
General Hooker's foot, between the arch
and the muscles Of the sole, the seat as
every one knows, OF sensitive nerves.
Had the General been In state Of moder-
ale repose the blow would have unnamed
him, for the moment at least. Intensely
preoccupied as he was, he did not notice
the blow or the sensations that accom-
panied and followed 1t. A Sergeant Of
57th Massachusetts Regt., leaped upon
the parapet Of the works, 10 front OF Pc
tersburg, and with his cap In his left hand,
bis musket In his right, stood cheering
and gesturing with his arms to incite bis
comrades to come on, when suddenly q
shell took his head of as completely as a
knife could have done, but the tall form
continued erect for some seconds, the
arms still waving frantically, but with
ever lessening sweep and power, until the
forces OF the body collapsed, when the
headless trunk toppled over to the ground.
An infantry soldier at Gaines Mill, who
was hit 10 the knee by bullet and ulti-
mately died OF his wosnd, said he thought
he had run against standing thistle.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
A Pretty Surprise.

A beautiful illustrated and char
mingly bound edition of Long fellows
"Evangeline," the most popular long
poem ever published by an American
author, and one of the most famous
poems in the language, just publish
ed, is e pretty surprise for book
lovers. 1t is in large type, nuner-
GUS and excellent illustrations, very
fine heavy paper, gilt edges, remark
ably handsome cloth binding, with
gilt title and ornaments. No illus
trated edition has ever before been
published at less cost than S1.5O,
and that is about what you might
"guess" the price of this to be, but
it isn't-it sells for only 19 cents
plus 6 cents for postage, if by mail.
This covers on y about the actual
cost of manufacture by the 100000,
the publishers object being not pro
fit, but to show the book-loying
millions what he can do. His pub
lications are not sold by dealers, but
only direct; catalogue, over 10O
pages, literary curiosity in it's way,
is sent for q 2-cent stamp. Every
home in the land ought to have a
copy of this Evangeline, so charm.
ingly beautiful, as a poem, as a col
lection of artistic illustrations, and
as product of the book making art
Address, JOHN B. ALEES, Publisher
81 Rose ST, New York.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
Woods Meeting.

The Woods Meeting, in Schweier' s
woods near town, on Sabbath under
the auspices Of the A. M. E. Church,
OF Lewistowp, was attended by many
people. The meeting was under the
charge Of Rev. o. T. Davis, who
preached in the forenoon and even.
ing and took part in all of the other
public services.
The afternoon sermon was preach
ed TO large and attentive audience
by Rev John l.. Griffith.
The theme of the discourse was,
"Be Acquainted With God"
1t was a remarkable occasion and
q scene long to be remembered. A
group of colored people in the fore
ground before the pulpit, which was
occupied by Rev. o. T. Davis and
and Rev. John l.. Griffith, and many
hundred white people sitting and
standing close up listening for every
word of preaching and exhortatioa
and singing and looking with inter.
est upon every movement of the
chief worshipers.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
Cases Disposed OF,

The criminal cases claimed the at
tentlon OF Court first this week, and
Dy Tuesday evening a number of the
cases booked for trial had been dis
posed of: Horse thief Walker plead
guilty. John Shinalauff Sr., was
found guilty of the larceny of a
morse. The grand jury failed to
4nd true bill against Edward
Louder for larceny of horse clippers.
jacob Moore plead guilty of larceny.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
Sheriff. Sales.

On last Friday afternoon the Sher-
iff sold the following properties at
Sheriff's sale at the Court House:
A tract of 21 acres in Fermanagh
township. as the property of J. G.
Stoner, to Ed. M. Margritz, for $3.50.
A tract of land in Ferpanagh twp,
containing 81 acres, as the property
of j. G. Stoner, to j. d. Williams for
$105.
A tract of land in Monroe town
ship, containing 20 acres as the land
of William Lauver to Mrs. Elsina
Lauver.
A tract of land in Monroe town
ship, containing 9S acres, the land
of Joseph Page, advertised for sale
at the same time was not sold. Exc
cution stayed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
hI5rLIErows, September Z, 1892

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Sept. 3th.
1S92.-W Wheat TGc; corn 54 to SEC
oate 3S to 39c; Fancy timothy seed
$1.5O to $1.75 a bushel; cloverseed
12c; chickens 7 to lie; Butter II
to Csc; sugars have reduced to SC.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
Oh olera Suspects.

A Number of immigrants from g
foreign ship came to Harrisburg
last Sunday. There they were over
takon by proper authority and or
dered to remain at a certain place
outside of the town several weeks.
As yet the passengers that come on
the regular steamship lines from
England have not become cholera
suspects. The truth however is that
every person that comes from Eu-
rope may have cholera germs in their
clothing and persons and SOW the
seed broad cast to lie dormant till
the warm days of next summer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
Reunion of the Army OF the
Cum berland.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany announces that for the benefit
of those desiring to attend the inter
esting reunion of the Army of Cum
berland, to be held at Chattanooga,
Tenn, September 18th and 18th, a
fare and third on the certificate
plan has been authorized. Appli-
cation should be made to T. E. Watt,
Passenger Agent Western District,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07

governor Pattison has issued a
p,oclamation relative to the impend-
.ns cnolera. He asks the cities and
.Dwns and people in general to place
'neir respective communities in n
clean state of defense. And he asks
tnat all suspicious cases of disease be
reported to the State Board of Health
instead concealing them.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
Bush Meeting.

A bush meeting that was largely
attended was held in Harry Moore S
grove close by the Bunker church,
near Van Vert. Last Saturday even.
ing, Rev. Lanais delivered the SER
mon On Sunday morning Rev Ber-
ry preached. The afternoon SER
mon was delivered by Rev. Lewey.
On Sabbath evening Rev. Lands
preached. MIR. Harry Moore lead the
choir.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
Learning to Vote.

An educational election booth was
put up IN the Court House last week
and quite number of citizens avail
ed themselves of the opportunity to
vote the big ticket Chairman Shirk
OF the Republican county committee
cast the first vote or ballot and mer
chant North Sterrett Of Patterson
cast the second ballot.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
Death on the Rail.

Christian Apple, came to his death
by jumping from tho water closet of
train No. S.-Day express-Eastward
bound, on 3rd inst, at Van Dyke,
Tower ,Guniata county, Pa. He was
ticketed from Pittsburg to Glass
borough n. j., and came to Altoona
ON Limited and there got off and
lost his train. Informing railroad
authority of his mistake a despatch
was gent and answer returned that
his ticket was all right When he
appeared at the Altoona gate to take
Day Express his face was discolored
with blood and his head was bandag-
ed. He looked so wild that the con-
ductor expressed dislike to taking
him on the train. Emmigrant inter
prefer goes on
all emmigrant trains from Harris
burg, to Altoona, was present and he
volunteered to give attention to Apple
as far as to Harrisburg. On the way
down the Juniata Valley, Apple made
q number of trips to the water closet
but not much thought was given to
that. Somewhere about Port ROYAL
the interpreter remembered him 60
ing to the closet and shortly after
when the conductor came along
he asked for the man. The inter
prefer told him where he went.
Something induced the men to look
for him in the closet. He was not
there. His hat, his coat, vest and
watch hung on peg, and ths open
window plainly showed that he had
gone out through it. Word was
despatched from the train back.
When found he was dead. His skull
was broken open and the brain gone
His body was somewhat bruised and
cut, about S25 in money was found in
his pockets. A number of Knights
of Pythias badges were found on bis
person. His body was prepared for
interment by Mr.. Snyder and on
Saturday midnight, DR.. Holman on
behalf of the Knights of Pythias of
this place, and Herman Cramer in
behalf of the railroad Company
started for Glassborough with the
remains where interment took place
Joe Rice mads his last trip with
the stage coach on Wednesday, The
business was in the hands of the
Rices, father and sons, for forty years
and it is safe to say that this state
has not had better stage coach ser
vice any where. Joe drove twenty
four years, thirty five miles daily, Sly
days each week. On Wed
nesday morning Lewis Harper Of
Howe township, saw bald eagle
that glorious American bird, soaring
around in search of bis ducks, an6
shot and killed it. 1t was a large
eagle, measuring six Feet eight inch
es' from wing to wing and weighing
eleven pounds. This bird is rarely
seen here now, although forty years
ago it was not an unfrequent sigh
to see them standing on the rive
bank. Miss Shoaf, who, we under
: Stand. is skilled in taxidermy. vii
> stuff the skin that it may be preser
we'd as a specimen.
There are penalties against wrltin!
: on walls of public and private baiid
I ings, which if enforced, would max
hole in the pocket book of boys AM
! Girls who have fashion OF writing
q On the walls of school houses an
othor huiIdings. Don't do it, som
, one will make you suffer for the ur
lawful habit.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
WATER.

Don't wait till the water is
here to have your fixtures plac-
ed, but place them now, and
when the water is turned on,
you will be ready to receive it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
DIED 4:

SHIRK.-On the lst inst, Calvin
H. Shirk, son of II. w. and S. j.
Shirk, aged 10 years, month and
20 days.
LOSG.-On the 31st., Ellie r.
Long twin child of Fl. n. and Katie
Long, of Center, Walker township
Interment September I'd, 1892, in
Center Lutheran cemetery.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
ESTIMATES

cheerfully furnished on all
classes of work.
The water will be turned on
for use about Nov lst, 1892.
Parties contemplating having
pipes put in their buildings
should have the work done at
once. Nothing but
First-CIass Material Used
and all work guaranteed salts
factory.
He respectfully solicts share
of the public patronage.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07

Is but skin deep. There are Thousands ladies
/ who have regular features and would be &C.
corded the palm of beauty were il not for Q poor
complexion. To all such We recommend DR.
HEBRhS VIOLA CREAM as possessing these
and forid complexion to one of natural health
and unblemished beauty. 1t cures Oily skin,
FrecEles, Black Heads, Blotches, Sunburn,
Tan, Pimples, and all impcrfections of the
skin. 1t is not n cosmetic but cure, yet - bet
ter for the toilet table than powder. Sold BY
G. c. BsTTHER & CO., Toledo, o.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
rNTJNEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN
-vnyEsDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1899.
TERMS

TERMS.
..nscr;ptIon, sl.50 per annum If paid
r.uce. 81 90 If not paid in advance.
hS.s;snt advertisements inserted at SO
usr inch for each insertion.
eene e1s;spt business notices in local col
N cents per line for each insertion.
n%n, n%nt,,rctions will be made TO those desiring
p.dyertise by the year, half or quarter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01

Na6 ieiner 2ebre lit er auseripdblt,
Inn bic Siibrun9 Der 9luserwdblten Su
iiberwa6en, pel6e por oem beOorlte-
benoen llnbeil, oas Der 8elt oen lln=
tergang oro6t, errettet peroen iolleu.
9ta6 Der S1rift lit Die 3abl Der 9lus=
erlud9lten auf s,u6lf mai SlpOlftauieno
anseieBt, je swOlftauieno aus ben SmOlf
Stdmmen Sirael. 9llIO bieie l44 900
Qusermablte milf Shirt Wli1ael suIam=
menbringen unO nab Detroit fiibren,
Der Staot Der grlOiung. Sort linO
feline bis9erigen 9tnbdnger, eini9e bum
bert al 3abl, bereiis einauartirt uno
barren erlpartungspoll Der Sin9e, Die
ba fommen iol!en. 3ur lei9teren linz
terl9eioung pOr Den Nnoersgldubigen
Die bem Serberben gepeibt eri6einen,
laIien lie Saar uno Bart lang wa6Ien
ooer, lim nit 6iirIt Mi6ael Su reocn,
,barf tein S6eermelier iiber oas 9aupt
Der 8ere6ten fpmmen". Sob Iino
Sauienoe bon bieien Mibaeliten aud
in anoeren S6eilen BON Wi6igan, @a=
naoa, sSnoiana unb Sainois serltreut.
@enn Der Sag bes llnbeils bcrannabt,
meroen lie iib auf einen gDint i6res
9ropbeten I'm oieien in Detroit ibaa=
ren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Cine neme s6m drmerIeete.

Limb Inn iene 3eit iol Mi9ael arf-
fe6en, Der grobe sSiirlt, Der pDr Den
Sinoern bes BOLTS febt; unb es wito
iein cine 3eit GROCER Sriiblal, wie lie
nimmer porber unter ben SDlfern Der
Groe gelueien lit, uno Inn jene 3eit ioll
bein YOlf erlOit tperoeh, Elm Sesli6sr,
oeiien Namen in bent groBen BUD ge=
i6rieben itebt."
ygtimm cine Holie ans bem Bud
uno idreibe barauf ole Worte, Die iA
5u Dir seiproden babe"
,llno i6 wanote mid uno bob meine
9lugen aui, uno iiebe! i'd ibaute cine
iliesenoe 9Rolle!"
90 unsefdbr lauten bic Worte aus
ben Yropbeten oes often Seltaments,
wel6e elmer neuen Secte i'm Staate
Mli6igan ibre Gntltebung 9egeben bat.
Gin ibrer Spibe ltebt Der Yropbet, wel-
der ii6 nab ienen S6riftiuorten ben
Iamen pGiirit Mi9ael" beiselest bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
StGmif6e @cntmens nnb e6liiNelriuse.

Gtmiibe @entnteits itno Sd)lilnelrtn9e.
gDie ell9emein Der Gebrau6 Der sic.
selringe I'M alten &om mar, tann man
aus Der @rsdblung oes 2ipius iiber Die
S6la6t bel @annae erieben, 100 Die
Sliitbe Der romii9en &itteridaft i'm
Sample ee9en Die Yunier unb oeren
fegreiden 6elbberrn Sannibal fiel.
2ebterer ioa brei S6eifel Sieselrinse,
Die er ben 9efallenen. &ittern abSieben
lieB, an ben Senat pon Sartba9o als
Sepeis bes ertdmpften Sieges geidift
baben. 9efannt 1T au6 bic 0oribriIt
bes r0miI6en &e9ts iiber Die ieit glu=
gultus 3eiten allmabli6 porberi6eno
meroenbe Sorm oes Embellishments,
ponab bic llrfunse gbon ben iieben
3eugen nit unteri6rieben unb geiieselt
werOen iollte." Sas uniuiRenoe Wtit-
telalter peritano bas "septem sigillis
signatum" fali6 uno 9laubte, bas
Seitament iollte nit iieben Sieseln
perI6loHen merben, wabreno bo6 Die
r0mii6e Soribriit nur beoeutet, buB
jeber 3eu9e ieiner llnteri6riit aud iein
Siegel = CUR Serbiitung BON Sal
i9ungen : beiiii9en iollte.
SIM Wtittelalter 9erietb Der Gebrau6
oes Ringes ais perIonlides @rtennun9s=
sei9en ieoes freien Wtannes allmdbli6
in Nergehenbeit, namentli9 neil Die
Steini6neioetunlt in 8erfal serietb.
Dur nod fiiritli6e Yerionen, ioluobl
ipeltli6en iuie 9eiltli6en Stanbes, be-
oienten iib besielben, ebenip SebOroen.
Setanntlib muroe bas Seuti9e &eibs=
sruno9eieb Saiier Sarls ", in weldem
Die Sefuqnine Der taiierli6en Gewalt
uno Der Surfiirltcn ab9esrenst wurosn,
pesbalb goloene Yuae senannt, neil
>as Oerielben beisefiists 9rOBe &ei9s'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
Sn @efabr, 9elpntbt au tuer6cn.

Serfolgungen. uno glnfeinounsen
blieben Dem neuen propbeten ni6t er=
ipart llno bel einem Saar b1tte Siirit
Mitbael bas S6idial ieines @eiltesper-
wanoten Soc Smith setbeilt. Gr bate
es ndmli@ fir geratben era6tet, nit
ieinen neun Gn9eln cine Setebrunss=
reiie na6 Gn9lano gu unternebmen.
gfa6oem er suriidgetebrt, bereitete lib
elm Sturm 9egen i'm Dor. 3ablreibe
Srauen 9atten lire Mdnner uno &in=
Der perlaiien uno li6 Der neuen Sette
angei9loilcn. Die elltriil lteten @bemdn=
net organilirten einen Yuti6 ge9en
Shirt Wti6ael. gtur bur6 re6t5eiti9e
Slu6t permo6te er ii6 por Den Sduiten
leiner Ge9ner Su retten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
siirIf mi6ael ,pobnt nit ieiner srau |

Girif Mihaef ipobnt nit ieiner Grau
in einem Sauie fir ii6, umgeben BON
ben vneun @ngeln", b. 3. neun Srauen,
genanut 2iebe, Srcube, Srieben, @e=
bulb, SanftmlItb, Site, glaube,
Srieoferti9teit rnb Mdbigteit. llnweit
oaoon 1T Die gBObnung bes ySduiers
Sobannes", wie ii6 8. g8. Saplor
nennen ldbt. Sas einfluBrei6ite Wlit=
elieo Der @olonie 1T Elm geipiiier
Surano. auseni6einlid elm Sppnoti=
iellr erlten &anses, Der oGerSiifun9en"
bel ben Niitglieoern berporruft. Die
Miibaeliten leben in @utergemeinIbaft.
Sbre @ei6le9tsperbinoungen entipre-
6en nod ibrer 8erii6eruns oem selten=
ben Staatsbegriif Der Gbe; lie iino Jos
gar 10 itrens, oab lie bic Sdeiouns
perp6nen. 9Bas Iie unter ibrer Yipi-
rituelen gbe" periteben, lit nod ni9t
auigetldrt. Sic lebren bic duBerlte
&einlihteit. Shirt 0tidael bebauptet.
bic @abe Su beiiBea, Srantbeiten gu
beilen uno Seufel ausSutreiben our9
bloBes gtufIe9en Der Sdnoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01

No6 bpr ipenieen Sabren mar Siirit
Mi6ael ein einia6er rn9ebiloeter Wtes
taloieBer su Glgin in Ontario. nit
oem biirgerli6en Namen Nti6ael Mlills.
Die Slnflnit Der MormOnenopoltel uno
ibre Yreoisten in @lein brabten bel
Mills, Der bis babin Elm fleibiger Dir
better rno 6amilienpater mar, ionlt
aber ME Elm 3ei6en bon retigiOler
S6wdrmerci gesei9t bate, einen llm=
i6nung in ieinen 9lnli6ten uno ieiner
9ebensmeiie bsrpor. gr wuroe smar
tein Wtormpne unb tuanoerte aud ni6t
nab lltab aus, lber er eriinoete oafiir
cine neue Secte. 8on ben .Seili9en
Der lebten Sage" Bis su bem ySauie
Ssrael bcs jiinglten Sages" mar nur
Elm S6ritt. Die Sbee Der Dfliesenoen
&ole" lit niDt gum eriten Nal i'm
Sienite bes Wtpfticismus perpenoet.
Der GnsldnOtr Sames Sesreel bat
bereits im Sabre 1887 cine lleberiebun9
Der aneeblib bon i'm, auf wunoerbare
g8eiie auf9efunoenen flieeenoen &olle
perOiientlibt, uuo sDar in 8eFalt eines
Su1es ppn etpa 300 Seiten. Sas=
ielbc ioate als Sdliiiiel CUR Sibel bic
nen. gr iammelte eine gldubi9e 6e=
meinbe I'm lib, uno i'm 2auft Der 3eit
tamen aud cini9e Wtitslieoer na6
@l9!n in Ontario. Seioe Ginfliihe he-
Die Der Wormonen uno Der Sesreeliten
= pirtten mabtig auf Wti6ael Wtills.
Gr briitete iiber Den Sfenbarun9en,
oeren er iib rHbmte, ling an sll preoi=
gen, iammtlte glnbdnger unO sog nit
ibnen erlt nah Sarnla, ipater nad
port 9uron uno i9lieBli3 na6 Se=
troit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
S4lass Ino @appenringe. Der Sting bes
Iapites Yius |.

Sieie Signal waren natiirli6 ees
trennt BON Der llrtunbe uno bingen an
ieioenen S9niiren Ooer Sdneern, nit
wel6en Die llrtunoe suiammen9ebeftet
mar, berab. Seriibmt waren aud Die
"6ii6erringe" Der Ydpite, 10 senannt
na6 oem Slider Petrus, ben lie bar.
itellten. ben Die tatbolii6e Stride als
ben Segriinoer Der r0miI6en Sier=
ardie anliebt. So6 muroe Der Siiber=
ring oes ieueiligen Papites mad oeIlen
SOB burd cine beionoere Saroinalsoe=
legation 5erltOrt, iooaB feline Originate
bieier &inge, fonoern nur Nbbiloun9en
auf bic 9ta0welt 9etommen Iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
s Sunoeaefprah h.

- u " y I u W. - Nuet.
Sioo, Snnb, mas fdllt Dir Elm, bu
trdsit ia nod Die alte Steuermarte! =
Sa, iueiBt bu, Die reue lit 10 i96n
blanf, nno oa trdst iie mein Serr oor-
laufig nod ais Sreloeque al Der llbr-
tette.
-SoppeIbeutig. Stun,
bat Der pepi Die stnna jebt gebeira.
tbet?" = ygsein!" = ,glbsr warum
benin ni6t?" = .Sie bat ii9 i'm lebten
0loment = zines 9lnberen beionnen!"
- Sem Wlorgenrotb elmer
neuen Soee ge6t es luie Dem Mor9en=
ROTH ilber9aupt - Die meiltsn WteajtJcn
lubet cs i9laIeno.
= 8roBe M eni9en n iben
lbrer 3eit = prattiihe niiben Ie Gus.