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Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
SAN JOSE FLOODED.
Sudden Rise of the Streams at the G.
den City.

Sudden Rise of the Streams at the Gar
den City.
SAN JOSE, Dec. 24.-As the result of
the severe storm of Friday, San Jose
was visited today with a repetition OF
the flood of three years ago. About 10 80
a. m. Guadalupe and Los Gatos creeks
broke their banks at several places in
the city limits in the southern part of
town. Nearly all the streets near the
Guadalupe were overhowed from six
inches to four feet in depth. At the
junction of Santa Clara street and
Weeks swift current ran over the
bridges, and on Main street water
reached Santa Teresa street. Along the
vicinity OF the creeks many families
were forced to move from the houses.
On the Monterey road the water ex-
tended south to the cemetery and north
to Willow street, being in many places
two feet deep. First street street.car
traffic has been stopped, below Willow
street, since l O'Clock this afternoon.
The entire country east of Guadalupe
creek and north of town is under water.
AT Hobson street the water rushed over
the banks in a torrent and soon flooded
Ryland and Younger's farms, the wool
en- mills and Heinlinville Chinatown
was almost completely surrounded.
West Of Guadalupe, Spring street was
flooded, and all the country between
Spring street and the creek. Many
fences were swept away, and yards
planted with ornamental plants de-
stroyed. All the CITY bridges were SUBJ
jected to great strain from the lodging
of driftwood, but faithful work on the
part of the police, fire department and
commissioner of streets saved them
from washing out.
Railroad communication with San
Francisco by way of Menlo Park has
been stopped all day on account of the
track being flooded this side of Law
renee. Many passengers from the
south, who were unable to take the |
train via Niles, are in town tonight.
Shortly before noon the creeks sub
sided somewhat, but about O'Clock |
again rose, but soon reccded. No fur
ther damage is feared at present, as |
they are now eight feet belew high |
water mark. Much standing water still !
remains in the flooded districts which |
mas no drainage. The greatest dam.
sge has been inconvenience to farmers,
who have been forced to move out,
,ome for the second time this year.
Joyote creek has been very high, but
lid not break its banks in the city
imits. North of town, however, it
pread out over large scope of country. |
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
THE STOCKTON RECORDS.
The National Breeders Association Ii
vestigating Them.

The National Breeders Association In
vestigating Them.
STOCKTON, Dec. 4.-Ex-Mayor Del Ash
mutt of Portland, Ore., a member of
the board of directors of the National
Horse Breeders association, is here to
look at several trotters now at Lodi, and
also to make inquiries about the Stock
ton record meetings for Secretary Stein
er of the Breeders association. This in
quiry is part of the investigation being
made regarding the compliance with the
rules of the Breeders association. which
were laid down for the trials against
time, etc. Del Ashmutt has been
furnished with copies of the ad-
vertisements of the meetings and
printed reports showing the con-
tinuances from day to day, all of which
are regular. The only question remain
ing is in regard to complying with the
rule regarding match races. The rule
says that at the meeting there must be
no less than two regular events, the
purse or stake of which the entrance fee
ID paid or subscription made" The
record meeting was opened with
match races, and number we're trotted
according to the rule. Horsemen say
the association will furnish the Breed
ers' association with plenty of evidence
showing substantial compliance with
the rules and full public notice Of all
meetings, which was the evident reason
for the strict rules.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
ALL POPPYCOCK.
John Buals Action on the Great Lakes
Will Not Be Met.

John Bual's Action on the Great Lakes
Will Not Be Met.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-It is not prob.
able that the senate will take any action
on the alleged intention of Great
Britain to strengthen her armed forces
on the great lakes, with war vessels un-
der the pseudonym of revenue cutters.
Senator Frye, chairman OF the commit
tee on commerce and leading member
OF the committee on foreign affairs,
who is recognized authority in marine
affairs, said the present agitation of the
matter is all ''poppycock," besides he
says, even if it were true he is positive
he could select 25 vessels on the lakes
that could within very short time be
armed and equipped better than the
Canadian cutters. II believe" he said
in conclusion, ''that Great Britain has
not the slightest intention of turning
her new revenue vessels into war ships"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
CHRISTMAS AT wAsHrNGroS.
III VIII Be Quiet Holiday at the Ma
tfonal Capital,

it VIII Be Quiet Holiday at the Ma
tional Capital.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The executive
departments were closed at noon rodav.
and will not be open again till Tuesday
morning.
The holiday of the year will be an un-
usually quiet occasion to official circles
this year. There is no inclination
among the families of the cabinet off.
GERS to make any display in view of the
gloom that envelops the white bouse
There will be no dinner parties aside
from those comprising the members OF
their families and visitors.
Vice-p president Morton will have with
him five Of his daug
Secretary of State and Mrs. Foster
nave with them Mrs. Fosters mother
ana orother, Mr. and Mrs. Mcpherson
OF Evansville and few other guests.
Secretary of the Treasury Foster has
gone to Fostoria. o., where he will eat
MS christmas dinner with his daughter.
secretary and Mrs. Elbins have
house1ul OF children for the HOLIDAYS.
Attorney-General and Mrs. Miller will
nave their family increased by new
fancee.
Postmaster-General and Mrs. Wana-
maeer will spend Christmas at Linden
hurst, their county place near Phila-
delphia, where they will have family
gathering.
Secretary Tracy will dine with his
daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. and
Miss Wilmerding. ''''
Secretary and Mrs. Noble will have
several friends, who are in Washington.
to dine with them.
Secretary and Mrs. Rusk will dine
with their son and daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
A GENERAL DOMINIQUE.
Copious Rains Reported All Over the
State.

Copious Rains Reported All Over the
State.
SAN Francisco, Dec. PA strong
wind was blowing here this morning,
accompanied by showers Of rain.
CAYUcos, Dec. 24.-The southeast
storm which commenced here three
days ago still continues. The gale has
moderated somewhat, but the ocean is
still very rough. The ground has re-
ceived a good soaking. The rainfall for
',se serson ia seven inches, against four,
10 date, last year. 1t is still raining.
MoKRovIA, Dec. 24.-Four and six
tenths inches OF rain had fallen since II
O'Clock midnight up to pm. today.
Indications point to heavy rainfall to-
night. Heavy rain in the mountains
has caused the San Gabriel river and
tributaries to swell. and fears are enter
tanned of the Santa Anita wash over
Sowing, which is now full. The Ter
minal Railway company's men are fear
ing damage TO the bridge near Arcade.
but as yet no material damage to either
the Santa Fe or Terminal railways or to
the telegraph or telephone wires has
DooQ done.
RIVERSIDE, Dec. PA heavy rain be-
gan falling here this morning, continu-
ing throughout the day and part of to-
night. 1t is the heaviest of the season,
and amounts to over an inch.
SANTA ANA, Dec. PA most welcome
rain began falling last night and has
continued all day, with good prospects
for a further continuance. Rain was
badly needed and insures good grain
crop for the coming season.
VENTURA, Dec. 24.-It has been rain
ing for "a hours; some three inches have
fallen. making 10 inches for the season.
The streams are very high.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.-No reports
have been received either north or
south, owing to the prostration of tele-
graph lines by the present storm. No
official forecast can be issued.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
SICKNESS IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
one OF the Presidents Grandchildren
Ill With ScarIatina.

one OF the Presidents Grandchildren
Ill With scarIatina.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a. - President
Harrison's grandchild, Montana Har-
rison, has been stricken with scarlatina.
The disease is in a mild form, but the
doctors say unless great precaution is
taken it is liable to attack the other
children in more violent form. The
little sufferer has been isolated and will
have to remain in the White House till
well, as the laws Of the district forbid
its removal. The White House is there
fore closed to the public. The little one
Is the daughter of Russell Harrison.
The Mckee children were allowed the
festivities OF Christmas tree in mod
iied form this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
NOT A WOMAN.
A Polander's Wife Turns Out to Be of
Double Sex.

Double Sex.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Dec. "a. Some
unusual facts were brought out in case
before the municipal court this morning
when Matthias Staiaha was arraigned for
deserting his wife. The couple were
married in Poland. The husband has
been here year. The wife has Just
come over and has had him arrested.
The attorney for the defense set up the
plea that the wife is an hermaphrodite
and could not legally enter the marriage
relation. He presented TO the court
specific dispensation from the arch
bishop of Poland, signed also by the i'm
perial government, annulling the mar
riage on the ground that the wife was
no woman. He has also certificates
from physicians in Poland and Germany
showing the same facts.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
wyoming Eleetion Case.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Dec. 24.-Action on
the election. case in which the prize ia
two seats in the legislature has been put
over by the supreme court until Tues
day. The chief justice advised the
lawyers to be prepared to proceed sur-
ther at once in case either side is dis
satisfied with Tuesdays decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
The Panama Railroad Enioined.

the Pacific Mail Steamship company to
enjoin the pendente lite of the Panama
railroad from transferring its steamship
business to any other party than the
plaintiff has been granted by Justice
Ingraham of the supreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
Cold Wenther at New YORK,

New YoRK, Dec. 24.-Incoming ves-
sells are heavily coated with ice. They
report the seas rough and the weather
very cold and bad. The thermometer
marked nine above zero here this morn
ing and searching wind made it seem
much colder.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
The London Globe Burnad Out.

LONDON, Dec. 24.-Fire this morning
destroyed the publication Office of the
Globe, the Oldest evening paper in the
city. The loss is heavy.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
No Mortgage on the Popu,Isss.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a Senator PETER
says no political party has mortgage
on the Populists; that where by fusing
they can elect United States senator
they will do so. They will choose the
one most advantageous to the Populists,
without sacrificing principle.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
Mother and Daughter strangled.

PATERSON, N. j., Dec. 24.-Mrs. Alice
Faulkner, servant in boarding house,
and her daugkter, aged IL, were found
dead In bed this morning. The woman
evidently choked the child to death,
then smotheYed herself. Dependency
is supposed to Fave been the caase.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
The Langtry Out OF Danger.

LONDON, Dec. 24.-Anxiety regarding
the condition of Mrs. Langtry is re-
moved. Her physician this morning is
sued q bulletin saying the crisis is
passed and that the patient is out Of
danger.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
Cooking Utensils and Cutlery

At the w. G. Furrey company, l59 to
l65 North Spring street. You are in
vited to inspect our large and splendid
line in the above goods.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
"A New Fair Director.

SANTA MARIA, Cal Dec. 24.-The
govesnor has appointed r. ". Nuttall
OF Saata Maria director Of the Thirty-
seventh district fair.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
A RAass Trust.

WArnleuRy, CT, Dec. 24.--The pre-
liminaries for gigantic brass trust are
about completed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25

Successful men secure fine tailoring
with pleasing fit from III. A. Getz, II
West Third street.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

stIi1e so Namen iinb. 10 nimmt bas
aud ebenio piele 8reuse. lBirb babel
aud nur Der serinelte Srrtbum semadt,
SaB gum 8eiipiel stpei giamen fiir beis
islbe 9lmt &reu3e babsn, bann barf bas
san3e 9idet gar nidt eesdblt iperbsn.
unb auf bieie Weiie ipirb obne 8nsifel
na9ites Spdtiabr mande Stimme per.
loren eeben.
Nab benz neuen @eieb barf Niemanb
alS Der Wablridter bem Stimmseber
lein Iidet einbdnbisen. Da eS nun
aud bic 8fi6t beS @ablridterS lit,
beanitanbete Stimmen unb Stimmen
auf Ilter su unteriuhen unb einsuidtp5.
rem, 70 fam er, 70 Ianse ct bieies au
tbun bat, feline Stinmsettel auSseben,
unb bic Stimmseber mifen tparten.
&ommen nun Nbenbs in Der lebten
Stunoe, tpie SieS seip6bnlid Der SAL
1T, nod Elm babies Dubenb ipher beans
itanbeter ober Skinner auf 9(Iter, 70
piro bic Wabl iebr bersbsert, unb fam
eS leidt Der Sal iein, bab mander
Stimmseber, ipeIder in lebter Stunbe
sefOmmen 1T, teine @elesenbeit mebr
betommt. feline Stimme absuseben.
limb babur6 tpirb fommenbes Spdtiabr
ebenfaas mande Stimme perloren
eeben, ipenn bic Stimmseber nidt ibre
alte @eipobnbeit aufseben, uno eber
fommen, aIS bic Isbte Stunbe.
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Mcraliiirte NolfSlieSer.

Sn DeutfaIanb, bas beibt in Berlin
ano anberparts, mo bic ,,hoben Serrs
itaften" aubauie iinb, ipirb man iebt
moraIiid, 10 furdtbar moralifd, baB
iosar bic euten alien 8olfsIieber fur
bic S6uIiusenb abeednbert tperben.
Man Ia9s babsr nidt beim 2eien bes
foIsenben: Sn benz 8olfSf4uaeiebu6
bon Sod (8rssIau, Sirt) 1T bas 2ieb
bon @eibeI Scr Wtai 1T Sefommen"
auf brei Stropbsn sufammenssid drumpft,
unb in Der lebten Stropbe 1T benz 8er.
faiier iosar bas Wort ,8uridenIuit"
anitBsis eridisnen, 70 bab cie erite
Belle lautet: 20 Wanbern, Wan'
bern, bu frsis bobe 2uit!" Das llnse'
beusrIidhe 1T aber in benz 2iebe
,DeutidIanb dber MlleS" seIeiitet tpor'
ben. Sort fnb bic @orte ..Dsutide
ssrauen, beutide Greue, beutider Wlutb
anb beutider Sang" eriebt bur4 fols
eenbe Belle: ,,Deuti1e Sitte, beutfde
Ireue, beutidsr Mutb unb beuti4er
Sans!" Sbr armen beuti1en ainber,
bic ibr nitt sinmaI bon beutf6en Srau'
en- unb beutidem Dein iinsen birft,
tpenn euer 2ebrer nidt ettpa ben Ututb
bat, bem 8erfaiier gum Irob bas 2ieb
I'M nrtert Iernen su lanen.
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SDirbe elnine's @mtben.

SdredenSbsridte ber i6limmlten Nrt
laufen ibsr bic 8erbeerunsen uno bic
9erIulte an Meni6enleben Elm, tpelAe
Elm @pflon bon gang auberorbentliher
Seftisfeit Donneritas Nbenb in 8anfaS,
9lebrasfa uno MiHOuri an8eridtet bat.
Die 3erf5runs bon @isentbum 1T enorm
unb ipenn iib ale porliesenoen 8eri4te
beltatieen, baben minbeltens fiinfais
psrionen ibr 2eben babel einSeblbt.
0ie teIesrapbiidsn 8erbinbunsen IansS
Der sroBen 8abnen baben berart selit'
ten, baB pieIe Orte sur 3eit gang iiolirt
iinb unb es einsn ober mebrere Gage
oauern ipirb, ebe man DoaitanpiSe Bes
ri9te bon bort erlansen fam. Bon
300 Srdbten, ipeIde bic ,Wefern
Union" in 8aniaS Gitp bate, blieben
nur brei benubbar.
Ser Ort 1owanba, 8anias. 1T burd
ben Gpflon Donnerltas Nadt boaitan'
big serlt6rt tpprben uno na6 ben ein8e'
Iaufenen WteIbunsen iinb bort swan3ls
bon ben ginipobnern umsefommen.
Nidt Elm einsiseS Saus blieb iteben.
Surbtbar tpurbe aud Der Ort MuSuita,
&anias, beimseiudt. Oie '8abl Der
1obten ipirb bort auf bier anseseben;
bic 8erIebten aabIen nad hunoerten.
Mu4 in Weainston, 8anias, baben
mebrere ginipobner tpdbrenb oesfur4t'
barren Gobens Der Glsmente ibr Seben
einsebdBt. Sn NeliOn, 9tebr., trusen
piele Meniden 8erIebunsen baoon.
SdperperIebt purben fiinf, barunter
,tpei Ssrauen. Se6s Wobnbduier ipurs
ben sdnsIi6 bsmolirt unb pisIe anbere
idIimm suseridtst. 9ln benz @ebdube
Der eriten Natipnalbanf tpuroe bas
Dad abseriKsn; elm @IsideS geidab
am Opernbaus @ebduosfOmplsr, am
SobiduIs s@ebdube unb anoeren. gluh
tpuroen pieIe StalIunsen unb Oefono'
miessbdube ruinirt une benz SiebfanSe
GROCER Sbaben susefiist.
9lm Sreitas tpurben 8anias, Utiis
Iouri, Der idoli6s Tbeil bon NebraSfa
unb aud elm Tbeil bon SainoiS in
aIeih f6redli6er Weife beimgeiudt.
Sin perbeerenber Tornabo feste bun'
bsrre bon Msilsn ipeit iiber bic Stabte.
DDrfer uno Selcer meg, iiberal sstpals
tiae 8ertpiltuns unb Sdreden pers
brsiteno unb einen Sdaben an @sbGus
ben unb anbsrsm @isentbum, Der ii6
auf Wiaionen bon Dollars be3lffern
mao. perbreiteno.
SIN ct. Soiepb, Mo., ipurSen fait
iammtli6e Telesrapbenerabte uno Iet
Iepbonbrabte abserifsn. oiele flelne
SauIer bemolirt unb an erbberen ipurs
BEN bic Dd6sr abseboben. Die S4ei'
ben fait aaer 2doen tpurben 3ertriim.
inert. SIM Ditli6en Staettbeile ipurSs
elm 8adlteinbauS in cine &uine psr'
panpelt. Die febenidbrise Tiais
8uSbneu parbe unter ben Triimmerr
bearaben unb i6per perIebt.-Sn 2atp'
renee. GaniaS, bubten bieIe Sauier ibr'
DSder elm unb fleine 9iebensebdub'
ipurben bemoIirt. 9tm Sasfea Soipita
tpurSe bas Dad abseboben uno mar
muste bas @ebduoe an 8abeI feitlesen
bamit eS nidt bonn Ortan fortssriRsi
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Der 3ue na6 bem 0Seften.

Inter bieIer nsberidrift iast bic
.Sreie 8rehe" in 2incoln, NebraSfa
Die in ben Iebten stpei Sabren ms
Stoden geratbene 8blferipanberung
bonn Often mad bem Weiten 1T in bies
fem 8inter ipisber redt Iebbuft setpors
ben. Bon SqinoiS unb Soma trefen
ganse .SGse nit ,Mouern." bic 8ieb
unb electromagnetic nit ii6 ftibren, Elm
uno ber 2anbbunbel 1T in pOaem
Sdpunse. Die @intpanberer iinb 3u.
meIt ipobIbabenbe 2anopirtbe, bic Durd
bic boben 2anbpreiie in ibrer bisberisen
Ssimatb gum 8erfaufen ibrer Inipeien
perIodt ipurDen unb ii9 iebt biqisereS
2anb i'm Weiten faufen mDhten. Sbr
gnbsieI 1T Der DitIide 1beil unieres
Staates, benn in bic i'm sorisen Sabre
bon Der Diirre beimseiudten tpeitli4en
Counties pasen iie iid nidt binaus.
Die natiirlide Solse biefer 3upans
bsruns 1T elm Steisen Der 2anbpreiie
in ben @egenben, in benen bic Mns
fpmmlinse iid nieperIaiien. gSie bes
ridtet pirb, 1T Der @runo unb 8oben
in SAB, Saunders unb anberen 6tli4en
Counties um 25 8roaent unp mebr i'm
Dertbe seitiesen uno ircbbem nimmt
bic Nadfrase nad 9anb nod ltetiS ,u.
Disier ,,3ue nad cem 8eiten" pirb
porausiibtlih fortbauern, bis Der llns
teridieb in ben @runbeisentbumspreiien
ausgeglihen iein tpirb. 90 lan8e
man in SlIinois $50 bis s1O0 fir einen
Mder 2anbeS beaabIt, wdbrenb eleid
gutter 8pben i'm bitli6en yiebrasfa fir
S25 Bis $35 su baben 1T, 1T nidt baran
3u bsnfen, bab Der Susus aus ben Dit'
liden Staaten serinSer iperben tpiro /;
anbererieitS pirb bic Iuspanberun8
na9 ben petliden Counties unse'
idwG6t fortbauern, 10 Ian8e Sutes
2anb fir So bis $l2 per alder su baben
IN
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QNie mon ffimmt.

Gs ipurbe iton friber ertpabnt, ban
elm Stimmeeber unter bem nele'
DabIs @sieb iein Tidet bon ben Wabls
geamtsn srbdIt. Sat er einmal bieieb
Iidet, bann sebt Ct bamit in cine Der
8ammern. Sier finbet er, baB oas
Iidet bic Namen Der Ganbibaten aaer
8arteien entbdIt. Da 1T susrit Elm
Iidet, nit Der neberfdrift ,.Demcfra'
Tides Iidst," tpel1es ale Siamen Der
belnofratiiasn Ganbibaten entbdIt. 9es
rabe banebsn 1T elm anberes Tidet, NIT
berMufi1rift ,RspubIifaniidss Iidet",
entbaItenb ale Namen Der Republicans
ihen @anbibaten. Damn fommt bane'
ben. pielleidt Elm britteS Iidet, nit Der
Muffdrift ,,probibition Gidet". Wia
Der Stimmseber nun ba8 sanse bemo'
fratii1e Tidet itimmen, ober baS san3e
republifaniide 1idet, 70 bat er nidts au
tbun, aIs Elm 8reus neben bas Tidet au
MAIDEN, tpeIdes CT itimmen ipia, bas
lidet 3uiammen au Ieeen, nub es oem
Snipeftor 3u iiberrei1en, unb bann IL
'eS fertie. Dies, follte man benten,
fann isber Stimmssber Ieidt tbun, obns
@sfubr, bab er sinen Srrtbum besebt.
@ia elm Stimmeeber aber elm &C.
miidteS Gidet itimmen ober nit ans
beren Morten, einen ober einise Stamer
bonn bemofratifdsn uno bic iibrisen bon
republifanifden 1idet. bann eebt bel
TrubeI los. St mub bann binter ieber
Namen, tue!den er itimmen tpia, au
beieen Iidets Elm 8reus MAIDEN, uni
ha auf bem Tidet na4fes Spatiab
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Ser ~Sbel~
Type w ritter.

$40 taufen ben Sben 3ppe @riter
nit rs gbarafteren. uno SIS fir ben Gins
fa6en Seea, m Der @arantie. before
arbeit gu tbun, rpie irseno eins Mafdine
Sie perbinoet giufdhbeit nit Dauerbafiia.
teit, Sbnelliafeit seidtisteit Der Operation
uno balt LANCER obne 8eparatur aus aIs IT.
9eno cine auoere WaiGine. &ein 6arbenbano
ltort Den Operateur. Sie 1T bibid. fompaft
nideI.pIattirt perfett uuo aIIsn @rtoroerniiien
enipredeno. Die cine 0rnderpreiIe proou,irt
ite Elm relnes. leierlides Manuieript. 3pei
ODER 5ebn Gremplare fonnen auf einmaI ge.
maht meroen. Sraeno eine intelligence Wer.
ion tann fid gum Spe ateur in spei 8agen
ansbiIoeu. Bir oiferiren $1,000 irgeno
einem Opsrateur. Der 70 uieI eitsn fam. wie
Die boppeIte ObeII.
8uuerIdfF8e a9enten uno 8srfauier meroen
perlan9t nnb Sdnoern ipe3ielle 8ortbeie 9e.
sebsn. SIR Rampblete uno 8eferensen men De
man iid on Odell Type Writer Co.,
36s-364 Dearborn 81. Chicago, 50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-08

Iusfaat, NIT Der bic Sarmer bereits
bssonnsn batten, 1T unterbroden.
9lm Dienitas fldrte es iid in Min.
neiota auf unb baS WItben beS felt
mebreren Tasen anbaItenben SturmeS
Idbt nad.
Sn @utbrie, Soipa. bat Der Sturm
nod in Der lebten Sriit burd Saselfan
uno 8esensiiiie sroben Sdaben anses
ridtet.
Ser 8erluit am 8iebitanbe 1T Elm
unsebeurer.
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Die Wdb1en, ipelde in ben Bapiers
mGbIen 2umpen iortieren-f9reibt man
aus Neenub, Wisc., MAIDEN mandmal
ionberbare @ntbedunsen. Oft fnben
fie @eIo, oft 2isbssbriefe. Sin Dtdo'
den, tpeldss in ben bieiisen WlibIen
beiddftist 1T. fanb neuIi4 atpei 2Os
Dolars9loten in Der Taide elmer alien
@efe. Die porsefunbenen 2iebesbriefe
iinb meiitens ipertbIOs, uno bod per'
fdaffte elm FOLDER neuIib ber fdlauen
Sortisrerin cine bibids Summe. Der
8rief tpar bon einem prominenten Yo'
litter unb @eidaftsmann bon Wlidisan
an bic Srau zines sleidfaaS prpminen'
ten Gbicasosrs seridtst unb tpar cffsns
bar anssDffnet an bn Sdreiber suriid'
ssianbt tporbsn, Der ibn in unperssib'
lidsr SorsIoiisfeit nidt einmaI ber'
brannte. Ser Snbalt beS 8risfes mar
berart, bab ber Sdreiber ibn faum
5fentli1 bstannt semadt baben tpoate,
unb es tpirb beridtet, baB bas Mdoden,
tpel1es ben Sunb entbedte, cine babihe
Summs BON benz iOrsIoisn Sdreiber
erbielt.
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Dtm teutdn publifum unb mtinsu i&psi-
aer 8reunbsn srIaube i'd mir bifrmit anan,ei.
gen bab Id bic @iribi@aft BON Sy Gcnrab,
SO. 323 Benn apenus,
itsrnommsn babe. Sd ptrbe uur bic btltsn
Sxiltn, @etrGnft unb 3igarrtn baItsn unb
bsmiibt lein, purd rsellf 8spisnune altsn ss-
rs9ten Anforbsrunssn 3u tniiprf6sn.
Sturp ppu Wtiftuflut.
20 Wein @si6aft ale S&iefsrtsdsr fibre
i'd pis bisbsr fort.