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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

PIrTsBUHGHs Pa oct I2--At o'clock
this afternoon the grand jury returned
true bills against the members of the
Homestead advisory committee charged
with treason
True bills were also returned agai1st
II. C. Friclz, John g. Leischmlu j. N,
L0veiov, Henry Curry Superluteud-
ent Potter, Otis ChIds, and
Neviu Mcconnell. all Carnegie
officials, Henry and Fred PiuIz-rtou,
Capt Cooper. Fred Primer and other
Piuierton detectives charged with muir
der and conspiracy
The charges of murder and cousPira-
Cy against the Carnegie officials were
preferred by Hugh Ross, one OF the
Homestead strike leaders, who is him
sell CHARGED with The aama crimes
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

WAEHEasHJ-EGr No Oct, 12.-The
Cumberland Presbyterian synod of the
state of Missouri began O. three days
church in Wsrrensburg last night
Rev. S. Fiuis King, of St. Louis, the re-
tiriug moderator, preached an eloquent
sermon TO a large audience of delegates
and local mem bers OF the church. AT
the close OF the religious services Rev.
r.. II. Crockett, of New Lebanon, Mo-.
was elected moderator for the ensuing
year There are about 100 delegates
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14
Id u Il - b.

LoNDoEl Oct lO--Groat interest has
been taken here ia the German-Aus-
trian ride The contest Is generally
denounced as unsportsmsnlike, cruel
to the horses and serving no purpose
The Chronicle has an interview with
Col Cody ('.BuHalo BiI-'l in which
he said that the riders OF the
United States cavalry in the west
eclipse anything of the kind in horse
Hnanship ever done in Europe He
instanced 4he ride of the Fourth and
Fifth cavalry in 1879, when they rode
70 the relief of Payne.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

IN the Hight OF its staFa &C. fold on lo-d ts hunE
90 the autumn a'EE.
upufl ir youths ana ulidau1r with zulE- ana
raroasa 5ri1zlT65' raprursz it has waved.
through uEduIla Eud Eearl
Columbia looks from sGa 20 sea ala thrills with
ar H5risa sons, us one. would leap TO slislai it
And you T65 soon win De tss state. and ahaps
On, vow 70 i've ana ais for is ~ glorious dean
Ths brave Of All she centuries gone this starry
nag have urouEhti
Lu dungeons dim. of Eurg nel-5r lie light ana
peace were bought
And You g.ho fr11t &c fuIurs-Ehase days our
on 1l5er5g7s immortal zsssht Oh. plant it
For it 6oats Tor uroadest learning FOR sho
For law dis55iaiag license; for rightsouzneza
For vaIor born Of justice. and It's ampIest scope
1IaEes q queen OF every woman, O EiHs OF every
v7uns forever. IKE Columbus, Ger Trsla'a ua-
It pilots 70 th6 hidden isles, O gFaHder realm TO
AM -5sls5 O. mighty trust is ours the uoslast
To keep 5al5 5a.uuer sp1aeas O. kindred stars
Our aesrs may lhr5Hg the ooeaul-ouF forts the
hellIalls crown
Our mines lheir treasures lavish for mint end
Rich aaIds ana socks and busy Looms bring
pieEryr gar and wide
Aud EraElIler temples deck enc --l4 ll-l
Enme-s 0r Athens pride
And science care the mysJ=ri1s OF earth and
wave and sky
tn none with us Lu spleador aud strength and
skin ELaa
Yet should we reckon Liberty and slauhooa
less than these
And sItsat tle right Of the humuIess between
our ClreItuE -1ls-
should we be false 10 our sacred pazE our
fathers God forgetting
This banner would lose ils lusterr our sun DO
ui-u his seIT.lE'
tides LEa-r lHn tla IlHr
] Than you forget our radiant mag and itE match
less EllEs tlreEu-
I Nay. you WI slup 10 high advanced with ever
Frightening -wug-
/ The banner whose light bet1lslus tHe L0rd-s
Gfviuur day
| Leading Jhs nations E-oruusly ln freedoms
holy way.
] 80 cloud on ras aGId Of azure-u5 stain on th-
rosy bars
+ COD bless y1u. youths and mal6aus, ls y0J
EuuuL the Stripes and stars.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

New YORK Oct 1c.-Iu the fve-stury
double tenement, 100 Suffolk street,
this morning the inmates were aroused
from sleep by the cry of fire and became
panic stricken Mrs. Rachael Levine
was burned about the head. sara Levine
on the body, Esther Levine about the
head and face and sabine sts3zIaz
slightly on ths Gsce
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14


The New York Farmers Alliance
lately adopted resolutions that ssthe
strike made by the consolidated coal
rails ways against society by arbitrarily
advancing coal 80 "a ton TO the consumer
while reducing the cost of production
at the time by reducing tae price of
labor demonstrate g. power of taxstio
stronger than the government itself
more ezzacting than the robber barous
OF oldea times and more dangerous to
a free republic than standing armies
overawing the people; more threaten
ing as to inevitable results than war.
pestiience or famine Tine advance OF
the price OF coal 50 per ton and the adj
vance OF the price OF sugar to six cents
"a pound notwithstludilg that bctn of
these articles are on the free list relates
the dangerous power of trusts and
demons trs4ss that the tune has come
when the people despair of relief snd it
is demanded that the people should
band together for the extinction OF
trusts and kindred corporation
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

r. J. Close, populist candidate for
congress in the First Eausas diztrfst, ia
q late interview expressed his belief
that the peoples party VIII carry Kan
ssz by from $4,000 20 so,0q0i eu5 he e.
pretty well posted.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

sEDAIIA, Mo Oct, 12--Capt- H. C..
Demuth. of the Sedalia rides, received
"a communication yesterday from Col
Coffee, informing him that the state
viii defray tine expenses of tine state
militia to the worlds fair and In eouse-
quence the rifles decided to attend the
dedicatory ceremonies Oatober 21.
Soft coal dealers OF the east are com
biuinE for -apportionuuent,"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

The Idaho democratic committee has
Withdrawn the electoral ticket and in-
dorsed the peoples party electors This
Is understood TO be IN accordance with
the general plan to be pursued in other
western states. It is understood the
populists will withdraw their own
candidate for secretary of state and
vote for The demoeratic candidute.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

Dancing Mastar-''I want 90 look
as some nice shoes for dancing" Shoe
8Ian-''Ees sir, here you are a nice
pair OF LzaIEurgu-slziu shoes and yua
know, aiF, 1or hops tas kangaroo caai
be beaten
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

DoIIy-WelI, old fellow, 7 asked DIiHE
Amy last uight 90 marry me and she
declined
GozIlu-Dld she deliberate us though
TO pain Tou9
DoIIy-Eo; she produced her mega
tive by the instantaneous process
DraEers Magazine
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

Chairman Briedenthal, chairman of
the Kansas peoples party central com
nittee, was recently arrested on the
charge of doing "a banking business
without having complied with the law.
The charge is based on an udvcrtiss-
ment furnished in the official organ OF
the colony, which states that the Kan
sas-Sinulou Investment Co. will tran
nit money free of charge to members
of the Credit Toncier Co. in Sinaloa,
Mexico, the money to be remitted to
Mr., Briedenthal, secretary. Enterprise,
KAN who issued certificates OF deposits
for same, which are sent TO the colouy
by mail BriedeuthaJ's friends de
nounce the arrest as "a move for political
effect This new move of Mr.. Brieden-
tha3's political enemies only make that
gentleman smile at the desperate meas
ares they are driven TO in order TO stem
the popular tide in Kansas 1t viii not
win.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

The populists of Bell county, Tex,
have put "a full county ticket in the
feld
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

In "a recent IN teryleFv at a1chInonus
Va, Gen. Weaver said: My reception
In the south was excellent. with the eS-
ception of Georgia and Greens borough,
n. c. In Georgia the scenes were very
disgIacefuI, and the correction of my
statement sent OUT 10y the chairmlu of
the democratic comrnittce is wide of the
truth. Tremendous indigu ltion meet
iugs have bscu held in various places
IN Georgia. The country people and
ez-confederates are not to blame for
the conduct in Georgia but the or
ganized 'hoo5lums,' and It is confined
tOcities. The episode in Greeusborough
was occasioued by young roughs of the
town. and is not due in any way to
good people" Gen. Weaver spoke in
optimistic terms of the prospects OF
carrying several southern states if an
honest election could be secured, which
was the greatest trouble. He said Ala
bama was absolutely certain He also
said that if an honest election was not
secured the country shall know the
reason why and where to fix the blame.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

Dear country the STAR OF the valiant aE1 tEsaI
Thy eEILus affair are dreaming uL thee
30 fields OF LHg earth so aEc-luLlualy shine.
no air brgathez such incense such music as
thine
HuwauIty's lomei thE ahgLtCriuE breast
Gives welcome and room 20 sLrluEgr7 uD-
pressed
Pale children OF hunger ana hatred and wrong
Find lie iu tly freedom and JOY iu thy song
Thy Taircsr estate tho IoUly may hold,
THY poor may grow great Lhg feeble gro"
lo-d5
For worth I= thg waLchward TO noble degree
and manhood IS mighty where manhood Is
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14
ON TO VICTORY.
Peoples Party Columns Gathering
Strength as They Move
The Democratic Governor OF Oregon
Comes over squarrly for Reform
PopuIIas Rallies IA All Parts
OF the Country.

Gov. Pennoysr addressed peoples
party mass meeting at RoseberR. Ore
on October &. He denounced the course
of both the democratic and republican
parties, saying in part; 81 shall speak
this evening in defense of the self-same
measures / have heretofore advocated
upon all occasions. shall defend the
doctrine, as here ebofore, that the bulk
of federal taxation should be levied
upon wealth rather than upon labor
and the industries of the country; that
there should be free and equal coinage
of both gold and silver money; that
both should be full legal tender, and
that paper money required by business
interests should be issued direct
by the government rather than by
private banking associations, which,
like gold and silver, should be
legal tender. It is true, how
ever, that "a advocating these
measures now, ! find myself outside OF
the political OF gaEizatioE to which
formerly belonged, but this is neither
my fault nor Misfortune. It is the
fault if not the misfortune of the late
democratic party which. having aban-
doned its principles, now ought by
right TO abandon its name. A great
political party has at last proved recre-
ant to all traditions and forsw wearing its
fculty to the cause of the psople has
IEuGlt in blind idOlabrOus devotion at
the shrine of "a man whose sole dis
tiuguishiug character, tic Is his stub
born subzerviency to the demands of
the mouomet taIlists Careful investiga-
lion, however, discloses the fact that
Jhis devotion is really not to him, as me
has neither personal qualities, Intellect
IaI cudowments. nor the political sa-
Eacity TO win homage The real reason
/ of his potency is the fact that his can
didacy is demanded by the money
/ power. The Chicago convention
| turned it's back upon all its rever-
/ end traditions and made q most
profound salaam to the great
! joss set up by the devotces of mono
/ metailism and bank rag money. The
nonina tion of Harrison and Cleveland
/ of like principle and policy upon lead
/ ing questions by opposing political par
/ ties, is quite an anomaly IN the p0litica
! world But fortunately for the country
/ a new party has entered the politica
/ arena in antaEonism to- both of the old
/ parties Instead of raisins the bulk o
/ the national revenue by tariff taxation
/ which falls with unjust and unequa
/ weight upon labor and the iudustrie
/ of the country it would transfer thu
| bulk of the burden by an income tax tC
| the wealth of the nation, where it just
/ ly belongs The Only just standard o.
/ taXation is the one which cOmpels
man to pay according to his wealth. %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-28

- Sn Gair o, 6 &onItautinp
pei uno in anoeren Stdbten oes Srienta
gibt es, ipie Der fransoiiide 9lsappto.
lo9e Senormano mittbellte, cine Ionoer.
bare berlfsmdBiee @inridtune. Inter
oem SOrlibe zines boben uno md6ti9en
Serrn, Der Der vSdei6 Der Sicbe"
genannt miro. ipaltet bort reaelm1bio
elm SpiBbuben=Spnbitat ieines 9lmtes.
Ser S6eib miro BON Der 9oliSei oils
Gbef Der SOrperidaft Der pid=Yodets,
bic ii6 in Die BON ibm sefiibrten 2iiten
eintragen laHen uno iib perpfIi6ten,
i'm BON allen 9iebitdblen, Der lie aug.
gefiibrt. in 9enntnib su iebcn, beid=
tist; es III ielbitberitdnbIid. baB bic
BON Sdeid seiiibrten Bidder ni6t CUR
Saiis elmer TerioIsuns Der Siebe Oie=
men oiirfen. Seoer frieolibs Siir9er,
Der beraubt poroen iii uno Dem mebr
baran lie9t, tuieoer in ben Selib bes
seraubten @e9enitanbes gu eelangen,
als ben Sicb beitraft gu tpilien, braudt
Ii6 nur sum S6eif 81 beseben uno
ibm Den pierten She'll oes Mertbes Der
ibm 9eltoblenen Sbiecte gu sablen. "a
Gtunoen ipdter hefinoet er lit bcrcits
tpieoer i'm Ssiib oes Seini9en, uno
Der SiebItabl, Der als ni1t gei6eben
betradtet miro, lit niht mc6r ltralbar,
Sumal aud gtiemano erfdbrt, iper ibn
eisentli6 besangen bate. Siooorus
Der Siculer beridtet, baB bic eeidil=
oerte mprattiide @inri6tuns" i6on CUR
3eit Der qbaraonen beiianoen babe;
Senormano sibt ben wsuten" 3ath. le
au4 in ben europdiiden Sauptitaotep
'inSuiiibren.
= Ser Wosfauer Sber.
poliscimeliter gSlan nowstp bat am IA. Y.
September foIaenoen iebr daratteriiti=
i6en Saaesbeiebl on bic ibm unter=
featen Qoliseibeamten peroifentlidt:
yGs pirb beltdnoig bemertt, oaB io=
mohl in Bier uno Sdnapsbuben, ols
aud in belieren Sueipen bic mdnnliden
Seluh.r oerielben ii6 berausnebmen,
bcoedten Sauptes basuiiben, noourh
lie cine no1itdnoiee abpeienbeit aQer
@brfurdt Dor ben in bieien 9otalen
beiinoliben Seilisenbiloern an Den
Sag leaen uno auBerbem bel benz neu
bin3utommenosu qublitum llnsufrie=
benbelt erpeden. rpas pieoerum Al
Streitisteiten unb 81 Storuue Der
6iientliden Srbnune NnlaB 9ibt. lin
oieie bem sLnItano unb Der Sbidlia=
felt pioeripredense 5emo6nbsit aus
Der Sauptltaot aussurotten, bciehle i'd
ben Staottheilsauiiebsrn, bic Snbaber
bon SrintauItaIten su perpfli9ten, in
ilren 9otalen an elmer Naen ii6tbaren
Stelle cine idriftlide Setanntma1una
bes SnbaIts ausubrinsen. oaB jeoer
Gait beim gintritt feline Gopibeocduna
absunebmen bat. ueber bic itritte @rz
fiilluns oieitr Guiferbsruna isitsns beg
Bubliiums bat Der Sriniballeninbaber
III iuadtn." :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-28

9sbeneefahr aus benz pberifen Stod
bes Sauies nod slpei 9inber, anioniten
bieielben unretbar perloren geweien. =
gm 5. DIT. bat Sirdbeim ben eritsn
Sabresmartt innerbalb ieiner Mauern
9eieben. als plab fir ben Sabrmartt
mar oerieniae auserieben, pie iiir biz
@iebausiteaung berjenisc Dor Der
Sheune gum ~Moler", - Sn 8ibwil
wuroe Der dlteite Siireer Der @smeinos
Sirhbsrs. Serr Sol. Sch. gannwart,
beeroist. ct wuroe ssboren i'm Isdra
1900 uno itarb iomit i'm SO. 9ebens.
jabre. : Die Spar= uno 2eibtafie in
ct. Simmer erleioet burd Die Sreulos
iiateit bes 8erwalters 8lattner einen
Sbaosn BON 90. 900 Sr.. bon benen
bur9 Siirsidait $4,000 ST.. seoedi
iino. Slattner bat 81, 900 Sr. unterE
i9la9en, 80, Sr. iolen bur9 lei6t.
fertise &reoltscndbruns perloren se-
ben. = Sn garau ipurbe i'm Sdahen
bic 2eidc zines Gitbosrapb Stuoer aus
Srimbad. al einem Baum selebnt.
eri6oNen auieeiunoen. : Sie ShIt.
sengeiellidaft Saoen trdst fit nit Dem
8eoanten Der l!ebernabme bes nd6Iten
&antonal S6iibenfeites. = Sn &ei:
na1 brad am 20. September in oem
Satpb Saler, 2anowirtb. 9e6nrenoen
Sauie 6euer aus. wel9em oaiielbe
iomie oas oanebenitebeuoe 8ebduoe oes
Sobaun Saller. Subrmann, sdnsli6
gum Spier iielen. Il Sn 3oiingen
Der lansjdbriae Sorittaiiirer BON 80.
finsen, Serr 6riB 2ebmann. - Sn
3ofinaen Sr. &. 2eupolb- -Wirtb, iriiber
6abritant, i'm 9lter BON "a Sabren.-
CUR Werbaftina bes SRI. Sr. meo.
Sarner in 3iirid miro semelbet: Die
Sarner mar ieit Sabren Sausireunoin
in Der besiiterten 3iirider Gamilie
Yfrunber. 9tls iolde iibte iie in Der
Samilie einen unbesreifli6en Ginilub
aus, beionoers auf bic Srdulein
Yfruuoer. Oberr,6ter @ittelsba1 in
3iirib iit Sormunb iiber spei ibm
nabe permanote 3inber, benen aus Der
pfrunocr iden Sinterlaiieni6aft Elm
Grbtbeil suiiel. @ittelsbad muBte Die
lleber;euauns seminnen, man babe iei=
nen Wtiinoeln einen She'll Der @rb=
quote porentbalteu bur9 grbidlei6e=
rel, als oeren llrbeberin er Die Sarner
aniab. @etabt auf bas 3iir6eriide
8ormunbi6aftsredt. fiibrte gDittsls.
bad felt einiaer 3eit eesen bic 9octo-
rim Sarner einen IominilfratipproteB.
Sm 8erlaufe oesielben entidloien iib
Die Seboroen, aegen bic 6arner itraf=
re6tli6 porSugeben, au ipel6em Spede
lie perbaitet wuroe. Seitebt elm Nad.
IaB aus @erthtiteln. 10 1T es gar ni6i
I6mer, Grbidleiberei su iiben. ueber=
aus idwer fdlt es ieOoh ieueilen ben
grbberedti9tsn. Sdlle BON @rbi6lei.
derei i'm Gipilpro;eB oem 8ihter na6:
3uweiien. 3umal nit Der Soctorin
bate Sormuno Wittelsba6 cinea
i6ipieri9en .Stano. Sie 0er6aftuna
Der Sarner uno Die nadber porgeuom.
meme Sausiubung ilt ni9t obne Gr-
folg eeblieben: mie bereits teleerapblid
gemeloet, fano man in Der @o6nunq
Der Sarner @ertbpapiere I'M Setrage
bon 800, 900 6ranes. sic ielbit bai
biz jeBt nur Elm GeIammtuermbaen
non $4,000 6rancs periteuert. Die
Garner ioa eine eelosierise uno 9eisiat
perion iein. Sbr liest nun ob. ilber
Die Sertunft bes srObcn @ermosens
4ustunit 81 seben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-28

fii6rte. Der Sbdter elite auf ben
Spei6er uno nabm iid bort burd einen
Teuolperidub bas 2eben. - Ser bod-
bstaste YenIiOndr o. in Gorbah molts
feline I'm aht Sabre dltere Grau, na4=
Dem er iib NIT oerielben in ieiner 3iide
eingeidlolien bate. eridieben. Sie
Srau mar aber raider pie er. beIn
als er iie beim Gals erlif uno ibr ben
@epolper aui bic gruit isBte, rib lie
ibn berum. iooaB smei S6uhe ourd
oas Seniter brangen uro Elm oritter
Sdub i'm felbIi traf. Der i'm ieoot
nur unseidhrlif nerleBte. Wpmen.
tame @eiitesitorung ioa bic uriude oes
Ittentats 9erueien ieln.
Sraunidpeis.
Ser jiinaite. oas poriae Sa6r UNI
faiienos Seridt Der Sanoelstammer
Ifiir oas Ser;o9tbum tanu Elm erireu=
lides @eiammtbilo ni1t entwerien;
Sie 8auitrait lieB nab. Die GoneurIe
nahmen falt um elm 8iertel (geseu
1990) su, Die grnte iuar ldletbt. Die
preiie itie9en, Der Sugelidlu9 fiiste
bem 2anpe einen S6aoen BON runo 81
Millionen Wart su, Die Snouitrie ar-
beitete obne @ewinn. Der NbiaB itodte,
bas capital bielt Iib surilt. = Sie
SauptitaDt 3ablt iest et,pa LOG, 900
Sinlpobner eesen 100, 800 bel Der leb=
fen ollgemeinen 3dblung uno sesen
$4,000 Dor snan3is Sabren. Seit
benz 9lnfanee bieies Sabrbunoerts bat
iib bic @inmohner3abl Sraunidweies
perpierfadt. Semeutipredeno bat ii1
aud Die 3a9l Der Wobnbduier erbeb=
lid permebrt. @ir baben iebt in Der
Stabt etlua 6400 Wpbnbduier eeaen
5000 Dor Swan;is Sabren. # @eb.
Weoicinalratb prof. Or. Sbeooor
gnselbre6t in graunidsueis. = lleber
oas Serm0gen Der Sanbelsfirma 9arl
Selms in Srauni9weis lit Der Goneurs
erOffnet worben.
In9 alt.
lleber bas @ermogen Der Sirma
Otto gbelmann in @otben lit Der ee=
ridtli9e Goncurs er0ffnet poroen. =
Ser in Nienburg a. 6. peri6wunoene
Gommercienratb Saeobp, Sbeilbaber
Der iebr beoeutenoen MtiibleuIirma So.
Sdmlot & Co.. lit in Der Ndbe bon
SaugermiinOe als 2ei6e BON Der Glbe
ans llfer seipielt woroen. -Sn einem
Waloe bel Serrnstretiden am Gin=
ganse Der ~ y0bmil6sn S1wei3" puroe
ein our1 einen Shub in ben Sopf
iduernerlebter Mann uno Die Sei6e
ener etlua 40dbri9en Srau auisefun=
ben, Die cine tOotibe Sopiwunoe Bate.
gteben oem Manne lag Die Yiitole uno
elm Siitden nit patronen. Ser Wann
wuroe in Oas 9luiii9er 9rantenbaus
ge5ra6t. mo- er tarb, obne cine 9lngabe
iiber ieine perion gema6t su baben.
gSie Die gtabfori9ungen ersaben. ma=
rem bic freimillig aus oem 9eben &C.
IAieoenen Der 54jdbrise @ebermeiiter
&0Bler bon 9toBlau uno beNen Al
Sabre alte GbeTrau. 9t0sler bate cine
auf Ieinem 8runOItiid baftenoe Sppo-
tbetenldulo nibt be5ablen tOnnen uno
aus Ser5wsiflun9 oariiber mar bas
Gbepaar 9emelnIam in Den 5oo sesan=
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-28
M e d | e n urg.

I Sie SiatoniiIin Srieoerita gSaa-
Ter bonn Stiff Bethlehem in 9uopias=
luli in SoiSenburg, luo6in lie sur Yfleae
Der oortigen 6holeratranten eeeilt mar,
als Spier ibres barmber;isen Oienitcs.
It Rettor G6ters in 9uowi9sluIt. :
Sm Sorfe Weroer mar Der @rbpd6ter
Sarl priiBina auf Dem 6eloe b:im Sa=
Iermdben beidlftiat, als er bonn Sib=
idlaa betroffeu wuroe uno peritarb. =
Ser Sbubma4ergeielle 2uouis Sraube
aug Wtal6in, Der in Mlrop ieinen
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moro entSo9en. 8aitwirtb &arbs aus
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beder See Die 2ei6e. = SriB Reutets
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ben Seutiden in= uno auBerbalb oes
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iino, lit jeBt pollenoet uno wiro i'm
October in Neibranoenburg auigeifeat
uuo porausii6tli6 am 10. October ent.
billt ,peroen. gs bcIte6t in elmer
bronsenen Statue in Observation-Disclosures
auf 9ranitenem Sodel. - Die Grnte=
itatiitit oes @roBbersostbums Medlen.
bur9-Strelis fir oas Gtatsiabr 1891
Bis 1892 melt folaenoe grnte= =grtrdae
nah: IS wurosn geerntet IL. .4Sl Son=
nen @eisen. 32. $50 3. 8oa9en, 6812
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gobnen, 372 8. @iden. 1862 8. 9u=
pinen. 1881 s. SartoifeIn, 1920 3.
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tofielh paren II p@t. trante. = glus
unierem Grobbersosthum limb i'm stpei=
ten Nuartal D. s. rs perionen mad
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MAIDEN aus elmer gle9fIai9e Petroleum
in oas 6euer 9oB. bel meldem. ihon 10
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srplooirte. Die Sleioer Der lln9ludli=
ben seriethen iofort in Srano ano
wuroe oieielbe orart perbrannt, oaB iie
ibren 2eioen erlesen lit. Il Sn 3ii=
rid in 6olge Sirnifla9es Der treiflite
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ter Der Spar= unb 2eibtaIle in @allen.
faot.-Jdrber s. Wilobabsr Ia Slums
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