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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07

Tho way Astronomers Find Out from
tho Stars when II Is Noon.

The Way Astronomer Find Out frou,
tho stars when II IL Noon.
The time for sending out the noon
signal from Washington Is the instant
the sun crosses the seventy. fifth meri.
dian. This, however. Is not the sun
which gives as light and heat, but an
invisible, imaginary one; because, foi
certain reasons, the true sun dses NOT
cross the meridian st the same momen,
every day, but during one part Of the
year he gets over IL little more ahead
Of time each day, and during the other
part he is correspondingly behind time
and so this fictitious sun is used, be.
cause its apparent path around the earth
brings it exactly over the same line nj
the same moment every day. Now nj
just what instant this sun crosses the
meridian is determined by means of the
stars, for time at the observatory is moi
reckoned by the sun but by the stars.
Every clear night an astronomer ut the
observatory looks through large tele.
scope for certain stars which he knows
must cross certain line at certain times
and by the use Of an electrical machine
he makes record Of the time each stai
passes, as shown by clock which keeps
sidereal or star time. He then consults
printed table, which shows him at Just
what time each star must have passed
and by as much as this time differs from
that recorded by the clock the latter Is
wrong, and In that way the sidereal
clock is regulated. This star time Is then
reduced TO sun time, which requires some
calculation, as there Is difference be
tween the two of about four minutes
each day.
These two clocks-the one keeping star
time and the other sun time--are of very
fine quality, and are as near perfection
as possible. Although they cannot helr
being affected by changes Of tempera.
ture and different conditions of the at.
mosphere, they very rarely are more
than fractional part of a second out OF
the way. No attempt is ever made &c
correct such errors, but they are care.
fully noted and allowed for in making
calculations.
For the purpose of distributing time 0
third clock, known as n transmitter, is
used. This is set to keep time by the
seventy-fifth meridian and is regulated
by the standard clock before mentioned.
1t is in all respects similar to the Other
clocks, except that it has attached to il
an ingenious device by which an electric
circuit may be alternately opened and
closed with each beat of the pendulum.
Clifford Howard in Ladies' Home Jour.
nal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
Adding insuit 10 Injury.

"Talk about adding insult to injury
said Luvrum, as with the aid Of heavy
cane he hobbled to his favorite sent In
the Rounders' club the other afternoon,
something happened to me last night
that capped the climax in that direction
so far ne my experience goes. | dined
some friends Of mine from ont Of town
last evening. They were old college
chunR, you know, and as we had not
met for years we fingered long over the
table, and the loving cup was passed
steadily around until my friends had 10
leave for midnight train. 1t was u
very hot night. was very much be-
fuddled, and, as is my custom on such
rare occasions, turned my feet Turkish
bathward. went down into the hot
room. A strong desire came upon me to
jump into the big cold plunge there
without waiting for the usual scrubbing
by the attendant.
at has been my habit to forego the
use Of the stairs leading down into the
plunge, and to simply get up on the
marble railing and fall off backward
into the cooling waters. so up on the
marble railing stepped and threw my
self of. There was not n solitary drop
of water in that plunge. The attendants
had emptied 1t for the purpose Of clean.
ing It. Down went full six feet, and
landed squarely on my back on the mar.
BILE bottom. No, did not break my
back and fracture my skull, though 1t is
wonder that did not.
$50 much for the injury. Now let me
tell you about the insult. As lay there
on my back partially stunned an attend.
ant came, and shaking me roughly by
the shoulder said, Say, IL you do that
again you will be put outr If I did It
again would be put out! Wonder II
he thought did it for funT'-New York
Times
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
A naiser's RsspitsiisS,

Sir Harvey Elves. Of Stoke, In Suffolk,
next to boarding money, found his prin.
cipal pleasure In netting partridges. He
and his household, consisting Of one man
and two maids, lived upon these. In cold
or wet wenther Sir Harvey would walk
mp and down his hall to save fire. His
clothes cost him nothing, for he rnn.
sacked old chests and wardrobes and
wore those OF his ancestors. When he
died the only tear shed was by his serv.
ant, to whom he left the farm-value,
fifty pounds per annum.
The whole of his property was left to
his nephew, John Maggott, who thus in.
herited real and personal estate worth
e250, 900, on condition that he should M.
sumo the name and arms Of Elves. OF
this man, who Is better known as John
Elves, the tniser. the following story Is
told; His nephew. Colonel Timms, Wis.
tied him at Marcham. and after retiring
to rest found himself wet through. Find.
ing that the rain WAS dripping through
the ceiling, he moved the bed. He had
not lain long before the game inconven-
fence again occurred. Again he rose and
again the rain came down. After push.
ing the bed quite around the room. he
found a corner where the ceiling was
better secured and slept until morning.
When he met his uncle at breakfast he
told him what had happened. AYE,
aye" said Mr.. Elves; "l don't mind II
myself. but to those who do, that's nice
corner In the rain. n."-Cassell's journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
Warren's Iden of DyinR.

Warren. aged four years, had formed
his ideas of angels and their forms from
the study Of certain steel engravings,
and told his mother IL she scolded him
again he would "die and go right TO
heaven" Being told that that was
easier said than done. and asked how he
would get there, he answered without
hcsitation: "Oh, would pile mp all the
chairs and tables and boxes and ladders
Us far Ak they would go. and then l
'spect nm angel would come down and
Diet me. And anyway I'd good deal
rather go that way than have things
screwed into mew-New York Tribune.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07

A perticularly beautiful wild flower
from the Ola World, now getting COM
mon In New England and giving pleas
nre to the lover Of wild flower scenery.
Is the blue vetch, vicia cracca. was
particularly glad to see 1t come of con-
uuerU n q battle with the well known
touch grass, which usually acts the
Hoiiath among other vegetation. 1t
usually crowds out everything, and our
Pennsylvania farmer regards 1t ms one
of his worst enemies.
o. the seacoasts Of New England,
however, the yield Of this grass is sim
ply enormous, and the agriculturist en-
ploys IL largely for hay. Its roots are
annoying to the more southern farmer,
M every little piece grows. II can never
be go< rid Of. But here, where the
same field Is moved for an indefinite
number of years, il is Of no consequence
how the roots hold on. The more tena-
cioss the better. But It is such bold
wsrrior among vegetation that nothing
can grow where IL grows, and field Of
couch grass looks more like field Of
some light kind OF wheat under n careful
farmers hands.
Timothy grass here will not stand the
attacks. Battalions of weeds contest
the feid with II. Couch grass alone
sends forth defiance But the blue
vctch is q masterpiece. It grows up
with the grass and at length overtops It,
and forms beautiful blue patches over
the whole field, looking like bright
ceralesn lakes over gray arid plain.
Fortrnately the farmer does not mind,
as it is as agreeable to the cattle rs the
grass. II is one of those rare instances
where great beauty and utility go hand
in hand together, and strike up truly
happy marriage. Meehan in
Philadelphia Ledger.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
The Cat In Art.

Una the present century the peculiar
difficulties offered by the structure and
textuye of cats had hardly been sur
mountcd. When the old masters drew
a cat they made it solid and hard-it is
probable that the varieties they knew
were less beautiful than those which we
now delight in-but also there was q
conventional neglect of the furry char
ncter Of the surface. In painting cat
now the danger is in avoiding false
solidity, to lose all sense of the osseous
forms in securing softness and light
ness.-London Saturday Review.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07

A certain broker had been teasing his
wife about some of her housekeeping
arithmetic, and yesterday she got her
revenge.
"What time is it," he asked her after
lunch. She took out her purse and held
up half crown without a word. He
stared, scratched his head and finally
gave it up.
Anybody who is up in figures" she
remarked sweetly, "would at once have
understand that meant half past az
London Tit-Bits.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
A Curious Cave.

The cave temple Of Karli, India, if
rightly considered one of the greatest
wonders of the world. This gigantic
recess in the mountain ledge has beer
chiseled by human hands from porphyry
as hard as the hardest flint The nave
is l24 feet long, As feet broad and AZ
feet from floor to ceiling. Before the
entrance to the temple stands monster
stone elephant, upon whose back is seat
ed a colossal goddess, all hewed from one
solid block of stone. Like the temple
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
Saving His Fathers Hair,

Lord Charles was often troubled by
importunate acquaintances, who begged
for some Of his fathers Uhe Duke Of
Wellington) hair. On such occasions he
said to an old servant, whose hair was
like the dukes, "Sit down, John; l must
,ut off another lockr'-Fortnightly Re
view,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07

The passion flower derives its name
from an idea that all the instruments Of
Christ's passion are representatives.,
the five wounds, the column or pillar Of
scourging, besides the three nails, the
crown of thorns, etc. Most of the pas
sion flowers are natives of the hottest
parts of America.-London Tit-Bits.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
Why He Was Reticent,

A.-Sir, when we were introduced to
each other Just now, why did you SO per-
sistently deny that we were acquainted
We have often met before, only can
not just remember where. I suppose
you are in business?
B.-Yes-as pawnboker.
Tableau!-Exchange.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07

When it was proposed to build the
Central Pacific railroad, civil engineer
Of twenty-five years. experience reported
that the road could not be completed in
twenty years with all the money Of the
Bank Of England to back the enterprise.
But 1t was built and completed seven
years before the expiration Of the time
fixed by congress-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
Or. .icising the Parson.

A minister of the Gospel must be pre-
pared to submit to all kinds of criticisms.
One leading" member criticised the
minister for saying, "When Adam was
born" and remarked to friend: "Any
man who will say, When Adam was
born,' instead Of When Adam was Gre
ated,' is unfit for his position. call
such remark an egreg-rious blunder. "
Christian Advocate.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07

Mr.. De Avnoo--I don't see why Mrs.
Forundred should put on such airs over
you. Our family trees are as good a.
hers.
Mrs. De Avnoo--Y-e-s, but her hus-
band has the gout and you haven't
New York Weekly.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07
Grandpa's Big Effort.

II suppose you're going to DIR. Mason's
funeral, grandpa?"
"Oh," snarled the infrm old man,
"don't talk to me about other peoples
funerals. It's as much as shall be able
to do to get to my own. n."-Exchange.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07

Is first class family journal, published every
Wednesday at Reynoldsville, Pa, by G. A. Steph
enson, contains all the local and general news; the
subscription price is but 81 so year in advance.
The job department is replete with the latest
designs in type, and Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Statements Envelopes, Posters Circu-
lars will be turned out with neatness and dispatch
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22
MNftle..

= SIN Gafino finbet am 9anfias
gungstage fur bic Mitglieber un6 be-
rem @dfte cine muiifalifde Mbenbs
unterbaltung unb Sbeaterportelung
nebf &rdn5den fatt.
= Sn Der SurnerbaIe uirb am
Samftag ein S6auturnen Der 36glinz
&c Der Surnf6ule abgebalten.
= 3. Mi9elfen bat feline 0erbin>
bulg NIT Der Mranfas paB 8abn ges
loft unb bic Ste1e als fommer3ieaer
Ngcnt Der International 8abn =
9%amptquartier it San Nntonto ans
genommen.
- Sheriff Campbell, Mnualt Sc
Witt, bic Sriebemsri9ter 8pmaters,
@rif Sones, 5. Moureau, Mnton
Mbam unb MKefor 2ouiS putb baben
8iirsf9aft gefelt unb fin6 in ibre
Nemter eingetreten.
@ouperneur 0ogg 1T bier elnge=
trofen, nm ben Grperimeaten CUR Grs
3eugu1g bes &egens %bei3u.Dobnen.
= General 9prenfurtb lieb am
Momtag Ma1mittag einige grploiionen
bes &oielite-eines 1teuert grplofips
StpHes-fattbaben. Wenige Mugets
blide barauf folIen nod benz 8eri9t
u~nierer rgrpreB" ont 9immel @olsen
erf1ienen fein. Mir bemerften nur,
bab Der 9immel ben gan5en Sag iiber,
am Na9mittag unb abenb bebenfli6
r%egeMbrobenb bep6lft mar.
= 5. 6. @~rotJaus, Der in Der Drill
@traBe aus Der eleftrii6en Gar gez
f9leubert tporben mar, nobel er ben
Nrm brad, bat bic StraBenbabn>Ges
felidaft anf $4,000 S9aoeneriab pers
tlast.
= Ser ltele Gabrplan BET Nranias
paB 8abm lit am Sienltag, ben q.
@opember, Mittags UNI II llbr in
araft setreten. pafasiersuge tommen
in San Intonio an unb geben BON
bier ab, ipis folgt: Ser 9outoner
3ug gebt UNI $3.50 llbr Iormit:ags ab
un6 fontmt 8:15 llbr Na6mittags bier
an. Ser Corpus gbriti 3us gebt I'm
3:10 lbr Wa@mittags bier ab unb
fommt tdgli6 UNI lao ubr yfa6s
mittagS an. Sic &errpiler 3iige ges
ben tdgli6 emit Nusnabme bes Sonn@
tags) um 4 ubr 9a9mittags bier ab
unb UNI 1880 ubr @ormittags tdsli9
emit Musnabme Sonntags ulb Mo1>
taps.) Sic fommen I'M $3.50 lbr
gormittags unb I'M 1855 ubr Na9>
mittags tdsli6 Omit Nusnabme Sonu>
tags unb Montags) bier an.
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Mrtbmr 9etteubsru

bon SEEN Dorf, Der bier Dor rtebreren
@o6en auftaudte unb bur1 einen
@ebeimpoli3iiten r%abberufen" tpmr6e,
1T elm gang abgefeimter Bnrfde unb
8erbre1er.
gr 1T iebt in Netp Oort ansetoms
men unb bic bortigen Bldtter fibren
gauge &egifter Der bon ibnt begangene1
S9minbeleien auf. gr bate bic &c,
tpobnbeit, fat ale Sabre einer anbes
rem Mamen anaunebmen; mar an 3eis
tungen in ct. 2ouis, Wafbingtou,
Netu Dorf tbdtig unb tpar elm febr to-
~lentpoler Meni@; feline Gdbisfeiten
benutte er allerbines meiffens, INN feis
ne 8etriisereien nit einem eetpiFen
Raffnement auS5ufibren. Die 3abI
ieiner Opfer 1T febr groB. ginmal
fom er f9on nit Der poli3ei in Rons
fiitt unb berbra1te Elm Sabre i'm 3u9ts
bauie. Seine S9wiegermutter in
8rooflpu, cine Grau Grieberife 6erb,
bot er nm $4,000 betrogen.
Settenbora bat an etpa 20 3eituns
sen-engliiden pie beutiden-stel.
lung gebabt unb iang unter Mnberen
elm gon3eS Sabr lang i'm gbor Der
London t1aiety Company. Sn
YarfsrSburg, Weft 0irginien, ipielte
Ct fur3e Set cine groBe &ole, ba er
ben 2euter burd cine gradblung, bab
Ct elm beuti@er Qritofrat unb tuegen
eines Oue0S aus benz 2anbe berbannt
Tel, imponirte.
ST mar in alien er6Beren Stdbten
Der Ser. Sfnaten nnb in allen mDglis
den eiseal6aften tbdtis.
Nun inirb Ct tpobl ipieber auf einis
&c 3eit unfddnbIid gema9t tuerben
nnb banH in bic ate Balm 3uriidfaI>
len = benn bic aabe ldbt oas Mufena
uimt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22
Vpm @I4erti6.

NQsn 9enen, bic germ elm gutes
Na9i6lage : Bud baben m69ten, bic
cher entneber ni6t in Der Gage iinb,
fi6 eiu groBes &onberfationss 2ericon
BON ettpa 20 biden Bdn6en an3ui9afen
ober bic aupiel bsrumreifen, nm ii6
nit einem iol@en umfangrei6en Werte
gu belaften, uirb nMepers aleiues
&pnnerfations 2ericon"
als in bobem @rabe apedentfpre6eno
tpiQfommen iein. Inns lie9t gegentpdrs
tig BEL l. 8anb Der foebet eri9ienenen
1euen Mulase, Der finften, Dor. 9as
@erf erf9eint i'm 8erlage bes Biblio>
grapbiiden Sntitutes (9eip3ig unb
Stem Oorf) urb 1T auf 8 mdbig ftarte
8dnbe bere9net. Ser erite 8anb reidt
BON y biz @raben. 8is Mpril tpirb
baS @ert p~olltdnbig p%orliegen.
Sbatia9e 1T, baB Der r&Ieine
Meper" f9 bereits bur6 feline fritz
beren Mufagen bic @unft bes groBen
publitun1S in berborragenber Meiie
errungen bat. Sem &uf 1T in ber
gan5en cibilifirten Welt, mo es Deuts
f9e giebt, feft begriinbet umb bic borz
Iiegenbe reue Mufage tpirb bieien
&ubm nur nod befeitigen beIfen.
9as Werf 1T bur6 iebe 8u1banb=
lung gu be5ieben.
gu erwdbnen 1T nod. baB baHelbe
reid nit aarten, 8ilbertafeIu lit
&upferiti@, @bromobrud umb 9olaz
f9nitt, fopie aabIrei6en 3ertsSuufra<
tionen berieben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22
&n5eis

Greitag, ben 25. unb SamHag, ben
26. @opember tuirb gum 8eten bes
Grauenpereins Der Standardization
Smanuels Stride Gair, &on3ert umb
4benb : nnterbaltung in Der Gale bes
Mifiions 0artens abgebalten tperben
unb atuar bon 3 ubr Na9mittags BIG
IL ubr @benbs. Ser 3itbers@ Club,
Der 6. VI. 9eutf9er Mdnner9or ,iomie
beri9iebene Singer unb Sdngerinnen
baben ibre Wituirfung susela0t. Sir
leibli6e Stdrfung unb grquidung
per5en bic antpeienben Dameu befens
iorgea unb slpar 10, baB mon fur iues
pig Gelb alerlei Gutes befommeu
tann. gintritt rs Gents. ainber fret.
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Cue aar fir Mheamatismns.

Or. y. u. Skinner bon 9erarfama,
Grt., 1T elm gang entbufiafttf9er @ers
ebrer BON GbdmberlainS .painsBaim".
st gebrau6te bieien Sdmeraeu ; Ball
fam gesen @beumatismus umb iagt:
sd fn6e, baB bies bas bette locale
9eilmittel bagegen it," 81 baben
In San Mntonio in ben Mpotbes
ten bon s. 4alteper & Son, 9oips
ling & Gloob, 5. g. Sod, u. DreiB,
s. S9u1arb, 81. gobn & Co., s. :.
Qarriiou unb aalteper & S1u9arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22

Ntapor pro tenn S6reiner fibrte
ben gorib. petitionen: um Bauer
IaubniB BON &ep. @iuett, Sobm @rims
finger, gli. NrnaHb, u. s. 6eiIborn,
Sc Soeur. Bon 8irgern nm @dlies
Bung Der Mla5an 9it9.
". 8. @arretfon bon Dallas, berz
felbe, Der in Gainesville int Auftraqe
bes forti6rittli6en Stabtratbes iener
Stabt bos @rematorium erridtet,
ma6t @orf6ldss CUR Muffeaung Don
WbfaasW erbrennungs0fen.
Sir Strduder 5u elmer 9ede nm bic
StabtbaQe ipurben 5000 b%epiQigt.
Gbrif. @ottbarbt. 8. 8 Moobp
unb %. 8. Snsfnp erbaIten g%7laubniB
gum 8au bon 4borten.
Wet : 9oufton : StraBe BON San
Warcos= our Smitbz unb bann aur
Wefz@ommeree=S traBe erbalten @af=
ierleitung.
@eue @ntrdse. peri9: 2Dpomims=
Strabe gu grabiren un6 in Stanb gu
feben. 9atDta< StraBe nit WaHerIeiz
tung gu perieben.
@uersuin: Sen Mapor au autoris
firen, finfnub3man3is Subrmerte at1e
sufteIen. bic ben Mbfaa bon ben 6Gms
fern abbolen. Na6 LANCER Debatte
murbe bic Nngelegembeit benz Sani=
tdts. &pmite iibermiefen.
Ser 8ef6luB CUR Mieberer6Hnung
Der Mlaaan Git6 tpurbe ange1ommen,
ebenio Elm anberer, bic Nummerirumg
Der 9duier m6slidt gu bef6leunisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-22

ginigfeit prebigen, mo Ii1 atpei in ibz
rem prinsipien, 8eitrebungeH unb 3ies
len 10 gang grunbperfdiebene Geinbe
gegeniiberfteben es tpiir6e u~nebrenbaft
unb-pergebli9 fem. So febt Seras
benn ELM 2idbriger &rieg beoDr, Der
freili6 fir feline Gorti9ritts : gntpids
lung nur bon berberbli1er Mirfung
iein fann. n@ott erbarme fi6 bes ar
men Seras"-fagt ELM 8latt, Bic &usf
@Ountp r@ews"-r6osg tennt feim gr.
barnten !"
Ginen febr belebremben unb intereis
ianten 8eitrag gu Der tteleren @ef9idte
bes lebten @taatss Wabltampfes bringt
cine aorresponbens aus Waeo bonn II.
Nobember, beren 3uberIdifgteit bas
bingefelt iperben mmB, tpenn es AUDI
augenfdqig 1T, baB es ibr an @abrs
f9einli6feit ni1t gebri9t.
9ie giienbabm bon 8remon6 ua6
&oB-fo Iautet bic MittbeiIung- NIT
ibren a6tunbfanfsig MeiIen 8abnIinie
ltnb s@eleiie ntb nit Der 2anbi6en>
tung bon 277,2 30 Mdern tpir6 am %.
biefes Monais nebit ben 6aaugeb6riger
8abmb0fen, @ertfdtten &c. III bieier
Stabt bur6 Derrn s. 9art gum gers
fauf geiteQt un6 ie wirb BON s.
g. 9untin gton, mel1er be-
reits bic 6 Antonio unb
Mranossp aBs8abm an lid
gebra6t bat, angefaut tper>
ben. Damit mirb gu 9lei1er 3eit
bas S6idial Der SerassG entraI=8 abn
entf6iebem merben; fie lit baam an jez
benz Puntte p6aig abgef9nitten, unb
0untington brau6t nur bic 6anb auss
3afreden, um fel a~uf5ubeben. Gas
mar aud bic uria6e, mesbalb er bafir
mar nnb barauf binarbeitete, baB in
Seras baS 9oggs& egimsat fortbefeben
blieb. ST pubte gang eerau, bob
mern 9Dgg als @ouberneur am &uber
blieb, .2eute bon unternebmungsaeif
ni6t nod SeTas fommen uiirbeu, nm
ibr @elb bier an5ulegen; er tpuBte,
bab bic 0oggfde MiBpirtbf9aft elm
S6eitern bes Staatsi9ifs i'm @efolge
baben muB, umb er Mill Sci Bel
0anb ein, menn bic Maco
unb Norbme ; 8abn aum
8erfau fommt; er ipirb fie bann
taufem ~f6nnen, obne bob nur elm anbes
rer Elm @ebot tbut. 9abur9 mirb bic
@bieago, Sod Sslan6 unb pacifies
8abn bon Seras abgei1nitten unb
burlington bat ban1t erreidt, mos I
eewOlt unb be3uedt bat. Ser @taat
3eras 1T alsbant lit feline unb ieines
Observation-Disclosures @oulb @eualt
Oas if-io i6lieBt Der bo1getelte
giienbabmsM ann, ipeIder Bic Gntbal>
lung ,ma6t, feline Mittbeilung = Ser
Elm a DE 8runb gemeen,m nj g.
balb biefe beibem Monop O.
Il ten fur ben 3med, George
Start n ben & I'm a 8
8 ouberneursz Nmt3u 9Ias
gen, ibr @eIb bergegeben
baben.
Sie Maeo. unb Norbwefbabn =
mirb bann nod bin5ugefugt = lit bic
8erbinrungsbabn 5wii9en Der 3eras<
Central unb Der 9ouftoa= unb 9erass
@~entralliHie; fe lit, fo5ufagen, Der
ftrategii9e puntt, tpie elm 1lid auf
bic carbohydrate bon Seras bartbut.
@er fie fauft, bat Central sSeras in
feiner 0anb unb unter ieiner Gudtel.
Ser Gertauf Der 8abn 1T int Doriaen
Smouox h,e~A Soa o. N. cA.o
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gdpla' Yalmen , Warteu it 5

SHpl3' YaImen ) Warteu 1T Ser
Sammelplab Der 9eutf6en bon San
Mntonin nit ibren Gamilien. Die re-
gelmabigen Mbenb Grei aon3erte an
bier Mben6en in Der Mo1e 1int fets
5ablrei9 beiudt unb e~rfreuert fi9 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
nnb Wbisfeps nnb a~lle3eit felerfrii9es
Bier, iotpie bic beiten g%igarren.
Die Ie auration liefert ale
O~elitatefen Der Saifon. Muferu,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
Sd9liG ansse3ei6neter mariner 9und.
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Grcmrfinnsraten mad Der &ts
ftabt Mericp.

Gum internatipnalen mebisinifdem
aongreB perfauft bic Snternationals
balm @reuritonsbiIete nod Der 6aHpts
fabt Merieo. Gin Gabr preis fur 9ims
unb &iidfabrt.
Sidets uerbeH pertauft bom 20. Bis
%. Nooenb III giittis biz gum 81. De-
5ember.
@inaelbeiten bur6 bic Sidet Mgenten
ober bur6
8. s. price, q. 8. Z. u.
paletine, Seras.
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G;roker llum;ueu ,uoht fin 40,

Grober llnuiaen modt Ii6 seget
Wtr. Bolepibea, ben Director Der pbiz
!abelpbia'er Miin3e, eeltenb, mei6er
IN birefter 8erlebung bes betreffeuben
8efebes bereits cine 4n3abl Der neuen
Musfeaungs : 9albbouar : Sttide sur
Werausgabrng gelangsn lieB.
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Teittassraten mad benz siioefeu

Die International : gabn 6. & 8.
e. u. &.) getsdbrt aud in bieiem
Sabre ibli9e State BON m
6abrpreis fir 9ins unb &iidreiie mad
alien Stdbten bes SibofexS unb 3tpar
am TO-, 81. unbr 20. DECEMBER. Mez
gen ndberer g~inselbeiten ertunbigt
@u6 bel benz nd6ften SidetsM genten
ober wenbet gu6 an
S. 8. Yriee,
u. g.. q. a.,
Paletine, Seras.