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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17
But the most interesting feature of

But the most interesting feature of
the Ellerslie dairy is not the mechani-
cal contrivance or analytical instru-
ments, but the new process resulting
in the immediate production of butter
from the warm milk instead of from
the cold cream, as formerly. This is
another of Mr.. Cottrell's improve
ments, and one in which he takes great
pride. He explained the discovery of
it at length. .'Ripened cream butter
was made" said he, ''from the time
the dairy was started. The cream WIS
kept from thirty-six to forty-eight
hours at a high temperature until a
certain degree of acidity was developed
when it was cooled osixty degrees and
churned. This is the ordinary way of
making butter. Early in 1892 trial
was made with machine to produce
butter directly from the new milk.
The butter made in this way had a
very different favor from that made
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17
THE LABOR WORLD.


MAssAoHUsErrs has ~, ,755 X. OF l..
UNCLE SAM mas 2,VOO,Ow unemployed.
LONDON hospitals employ 5000 persons.
BRooMmAKyns will form n Notio,a, bod,
LOWELL, (Mass. \ cltv iahorers oet a. n dav
G., r,,,s a. a. ,... go ne, - -
,,,a "o''' N W ""'e szoV'WV iaDor tem-
,,.,n. 'o"A "iri "as oPanisn waters
NEW YORK stonecutters get $3.50 for eight
"ou''.
PfrrsBuRo's new Mayor Is union iron
moider.
In Germany SUNDAY work IL general omonv
iron workers.
Brazil Ia about 10 undertake. public works
that will attract Immigrants.
worvs clo,b,no worters T., Ga, p..oo,..,,
are paid from &5 10 si2 n week
Tuy,p ara on,, . a.. o..no,,.-., ,,,,,.
outside Tho n,la y, tha T,rothashnaa ""'o'"
'"V p','o y, ""o "oo''
Ill, hk anhua, eignt hour labor demonstra-
,' 80 "o'. '"'o's"o'' Hu'opo'
a, IaE na RUSSIAN Government has erected
zo,Uo dwellings, Tor the Government railway
MINUS
AT Naples, Italy. 1910 women cigar work
ers struck against making cigars without to-
bacco.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

Hudson, says:
An interesting fact regarding the
management of the farm is thnt il is
vested in II college man, II. NJ. Colt.
rell, graduate of the knnsna Agricul-
tural College. He il the supcrintcnd-
ent, and Mr.. Morton holds him rc.
sponsiblc for everything done about
the place. He is p young man of
unusual ability, and thoroughly prot
cient in the science of the soil
One of the most important changes
Mr.. Cottrcll recommended wns the
concentration of energy upon the cattle
and poultry and the abandonment of
all other stock. This was done. An
other improvement was the erection of
mammoth barn ia plncc of the one
lhnt was destroyed by lightning last
July. This barn il believed to he the
most costly and complete ever built in
the United States The main building
is about 300 feet long, or, to spcnk
more precisely, 297 feet by 90 feet in
width and 80 feet in height, with mn l.
80 by 80 feet. The structure includes
besides three 500-ton silos, each ~ feet
in depth, tool and engine rooms, grain
bins, laboratory, bnthing-room and
ample Railways, no less than 100 ordi-
nary stalls and forty-9iX boxstalls ON
the main floor. An equal number nre
placed in the basement, which is light,
dry and airy, its bottom being level on
one side with the ground, while on the
other side its windows open into de-
pressed area that can be protected by
series of trnpdoors from the incoming
of snow and rain. The bays above the
stalls can Accommodation tons of hay,
without coming over tn" middle hull
way; and the grnin.rooms will hold
twenty carloads The south door, look
ing up through the centre of the build.
ing, is much larger than would b,
necessary to admit freight train and
the cars and engine would have more
than ample room inside, the passage
being nearly sixteen feet wide and
thirty-ninc feet high in the clear. Tn,
barn, which is so arranged that it car
be doubled in length, will accommo
date $50 head of stock, or 400 will
crowding, and also house all the hay
Sibih ioi 'hiS B'pl
ment of cows. The grain bin nlon,
will hold twenty carloads, while thre,
silos hold 800 tons each. The cow
stand III two long rows in the basemen
and on the first floor. They are PLACED
head to head with wide feeding alley
between. Back of them are the row
of large, roomy box stalls for calves
Bulls and lyinS-in cows.
In laying out the plans, Mr. Cottrell''
work, no point of hygiene, comfort o,
convenience seems to have been over
looked. The basement, which is mad,
light and airy by n system of doubl,
walls, is really cellar, but along tn,
sides is trench reaching TO the bottom
and securely walled on the other side
Windows run to the bottom of thil
trench, and thus let in light in abund
ance. The air il kept pure by mean'
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

Aside from the few bull calves that
are sold from time to time, the sole
market product of the herd is butter,
and butter-making at Ellerslie is Il
most important department and II
most interesting site. Between sew
pound from little less than seventeen
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

Alfred Tennyson Dickenr, n son oi
the novelist, lives near Melbourne, and
Edward Bulwer Lytton Dickens, a
brother, is settled in a colony oi New
South Wales.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

TIT GTAcE DARLING.

sons. The little boat has reached
Chicago and is one OF the many inter.
esting exhibits in the Transportation
building. Chicago Tribune.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

yield as stated is 6ll9a pounds of milk
in year, the highest being Passagere,
1896 pounds. Eight cows produced
over 5000 pounds, fifteen over 1000
pounds, thirty-three over 5000 pounds
The yearly average OF butter is one
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17
GUERNSEY CATTLE.
Ex-vICE-PREsID MORTON's
MAGNIFICENT HERD.
Most Costly Barn Ever Built In the
United states -IButter- Making
ON Scientific Principles
"A New Process.
I'm levi u MOD

" LEVI J.. Mok-
TON, late Vice
President Of { h q
United States, is the
owner of the largest
Guernsey herd of
cattle in the world.
The New York Tri-
bune, in an account
of Mr.. Norton =
country place of
1000 ucres ON the
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

The census reports 5000 artesian
wells in California.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

Now that IL has been definitely set
tied that Henry Hudson, the English
commander sailing under the Dutch
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-03
Nus nuieFer seiirisem 2. @Oraen.auSa aabe,
sas @nOe eines XuitIdtffers

Buffalo, N. : o., 1. Stunt. -
$4,000 Meniden waren 9lusenSsusen,
mie 2uftidifier BurceG 9bomus bier
Ielbit aus elmer SObe rou 11O SUB auf
bie Steinf flieien Dor benz Yarfz 8arabes
Soule" berabfiel u. serldmettert wurbe.
Sbcma5 uno befien Srau batten ange>
;eist, baB iie BON ben 3innen bes Yaz
rabesS Souie" 6erabipringen piirben. Sin
beItiser 2Sinb mebte ibm eutsegen. @r
6ffnete BEN Sallihirn, belt i'm riifs
mGrts iiber Die S9ulter, oumit Oerlelbe
ni6t bonn WinOe 9etrOfen werbe, uno
iprans berab. Sn Demielbcn 9lusens
blif trat cine 8inoitiQe elm. Der bori>
sOntal sebaltene Sdirm niete ibm
gti9ts. @r idOB sleid etnem OaeteOr
berab, lberidlus iid, traT Den 8OOen
suerit nit Der Suite uno bann nit oem
&opfe. Der Sterbenbe mare fait BON
Der NtenSe 3ertreten wOroen. Die 8Os
li3ei bate Oiiibe, bieislbe fern gu balten.
Sine 9lmbulan3 bradte ben Serunsliif@
ten in's Soipital, bod mar sr i3on uns
tsripess peridteben. Die Rippen, Siite,
Seine uno alrme paren ibm sebrOden,
Der Sdabel sinsebriift. 9Iis 9bOnlas
Dor bier SahrsR bierielblt in eiuem
SallOn smpOrities, serietb bieier in
8ranb uuo er rettete fi9 permtttelit ieiz
mes SalIi6irmes. @r fommt BON Sus
biauupOliS uno iollte $50 fiir bus 8ass
nib erbalten.
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Cine M6rocrermbe tr Wttmnejota.

Sarlb bau t, Wtlnn., 1. Sum-
unssbeure 9lufregun9 bemG9ti9te fid
seitern Der bieiigen SepOlteruns, ais mad
einanoer ein Oueeno Sfelette bet'm
Graben eines Sellers fir elm 9bcater
~ Gage geIOrbert murbeu. 2ln iGmmtz
liden tit Der Sddoel pie nit einem
Sammer eingeidla9en. 9leltere 2luiieO>
Ier entlinuen ii6, OaB mabreno Ger 5Oer
Sabre an Der Stattte eiu semiiier 9afob
@row8 etn Galtbaus bate. 0aGelbe
erfreute lia ssraOe nl9t Oe8 belten 9tus
fe5. Su ben bamaIt9eu !3eiten, mo
furs nad benz @olbfiebcr StGDte pie
Bil3e empori9Oiien un0 immer neue
:3usIee BON Absnteurern benz gololanbe
3uit>Omten, fru9 Giner niht piel na9
ben Inbern. llnb 10 fam es, baB piele
Berionen in bic Grows'i9e Spelunte
binein ginsen unO niat pieber gum
goridein famen. 9urbe naa Denielz
ben sefrast, 10 ia9te Der ulte Satob:
rSie batten einen bei9nerliden We9
Dor ii9 un6 ma6ten ii4 lanse Dor Saz
sesanbru9 oapon." 9lls Die WeniGenz
faQe bod eublid in Serruf fam unO Ses
hermann oas SauS mteb, eS mar bies
i'm SUM- 1857. perl9panO audi Grop8.
gOrbsr paren 3wei Ma04sn auf uners
tldrliae @eiie peridwunSeu. geiaste
Otdoden, oeren @ltern in GalifOrulen
geltOrben paren uno ote na6 @onnectis
cut gu 9erwanbten reiien mOlten, bats
ten $14OO in @Olo bel iia. Arbeiter
fanOeu seitern 3pei peiblide Gillette,
melds man fir Die Der peri4olIensn
Otaoden bdlt. 3wei Der nlannlidsu
@ertpps iino ebentaas burd Die in Der
9tabe aufsefunbensn @eseuitanos ibsu.
tifisirt. Sci sinsm lag ein 10 3oG lans
ses Wsiier. auf elmer Seite Der &lins.
lit elnseast: r0ie 9OlOfeber bss 50.
bes," auf Der anSern rSarr1 WalpiOn,
Sbio, 1885, gel oem an0ern Stelett
purbe cine lilberne Otin;e nit Der Sn>
idriit: pGbas. 3. sanstOu, SOitOu,"
aufsefunoen.
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! betannt burdb folsenbe Gis.nfhoften
l. Elm 9sta9I Der 9lablsteit uno Sdmersen
in ben 9litbern;
2. rishenbeH atbem, itIehten gei6nof i'm
gluuoe unb beIe9te i3uH9e;
8. geritopfaus nit seIeseHtli6eH anfdaen
Don Diarrboe;
4. Gopfihmer3eu IN Der StirHsesene, Rdus
Iea, SdfplHoeI Hub @jeIbiuft Der Saut;
B. SoobIenHeH; gtrluff bes app,tits;
6. NusoebHuHs oes ytaeeHs unb osr ginses
tpeloe ourd1 BIdbuEge1;
z. Siieoer9eorudtbeit, WeIondoIie, SFauIbeit
uHo cine gieisu1s, 1les auf5Uinie5en.
Gin uatirIider Slug pon Sale Don Der Sea
Der it Bur g.iuzbheit notapeRbls. Dtuu
bieier peI5inheIt III, sHtfelen
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Gtne 3nriidieBane fir oen Gri.
btihpf Gettri&.


ct. 2oui8, 1. SUM-. - 9lls giz
idOf 9ti9aro ScauneQ, bis oabtn Stz
idOf in Goncorbia, &anias, am 3.
April 1891 gum Siidof in Smaba, See
brasfa, ernunnt puroe, betraute Gr3s
btldof &cnrlf bon ct. yOui8 ben Sis
idOf SenneiieD, oamals in 8idita,
&S., nit Der Gerwaltun9 SeS 8i5tbum5
in GOncOroia. Der neue SiIdof nabm
itd ser Sntereiien Der fatbOliiden 8ez
pOlterung uOn GOncOrbia ieBr an unD
ermarb Dor &urjem BORT io9ar cine glGnz
5enbe 8eiiOen3, DIE uripriinglid $40, 1000
aetOitet bate, I'M SIS, 900, uno geOadte
III OieieIbe Iber3uiieOeln. gln9ebli9
oerlaE9te CT nun BON Den 0Ortiaen &as
tbOlifen, OaB lie ibm bel Der 8e5ablung
fiir iene 9teliOens bclfen iollten, ltieB oaz
nit aber an uno Dies CAB ben Smpuls
gu elmer BON ben Nrieltern Der Oi0;efe,
bauptiadll9 Geuti4en, unteritieten
8ewe9uns. beren @nb3mef bic Grnenz
nuns eines eiseuen Sti9Ofs fir @ons
cOrbia mar. Gr3biidOf &enrif aber
ignorirte ale bieie @elu4e aus sSreunbs
idait fir 6enneieD, infol9e Oeiien Die
@eiitlt9en 3uleet lid an Die Yropaz
sanoa in &Om panOten. Som &arOiz
mol 2eOOdOw5fi 1T nun, pie man iid
bier er5ablt, bel bem 8iidOi Senneiieg
in Dubuque, Soma, Dem altelten Der
9iidOfe Der ct. Coulter 0i05tie, Elm
S9reiben einsesansen, In weldem oerz
ielbe beauitra9t pirb, cine @OnIeren3
Der 8tldOie Sebuf5 8abl zines neucn
SiidOfS iiir GOncorOia nad Dubuque
ein5uberufen unb beute ituo bereits Die
@tnlaOunsSihrei6en erlaiien worben.
Durd ottie 2lnOrOnuus iit Gr3bii9Of
Senrid pOllitanois lbcrgunsen iuoroen
unO 0aS bat Oen 9reiicu Yrdlaten aus
berOroentlid alterirt, Oenn ME 3upOr ilt
Elm iOldes SOr9eben &Onl'S gu uer3eias
nen gelueien.
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Srpbenoe sad,Iage it 8er,,.

Yanama, 1. SUM-. - Boituads
ridteu aus Yeru 5eisen, buB in bieiem
Staate .3ultanbe berri9en, wel6e ben
Gldublgern beS 2anbeS un6 alien De-
men, wel3e Sntereiie on oelien @oblz
fabrt nebmen, uenis 8efriebigun9 se>
mGbren weroeu. gSenn bic commers
siellen 8e5tebungen beS 2unbes idon
idle9t fino, 70 iino Die pOlitti9en .3us
ltanOe nod betla9enswertber. 2lue5
Oeutet Ourauf bin, OaB Das 2unb IN nas
Der !3utunIt BON einem 8irserfriege
beimgeiu6t merben wirO. Der 91egies
run98s@anoioot fir oa5 Imt oe5 Yrds
iibenten, 9eneral Gaceres, tlt BEL benz
9Olte iehr pentg beliebt, weI6es ben
bemOfratiiden 6iibrer 9iercoIa Dem 9tri>
itotratcn @ucere8 oOr;iebt. 28enn Der
Q8iQe be8 8OlteS maBgebenO mare, 70
tpiiroe bisier ober Or. BOi ias Der nadf fte
Yralbent BON Yeru leiu. Biercola lit
Dor &urSem na6 Guatemala eereiit,
unb cine 9lepolution lift nit Si6erbeit
gu erparten, iobalo er ieinen SUB auf
perupianii6en 8oOen ieet. SIM Saben
1T Die 3abl ieiuer 2lubdn9er am StGrtz
iten, bod bat er audi in Der Sauptltaot
gima etnen ltarfen glnban9. 0as Gnoe
oes Samples wtro nit 9rOBem SuterelIe
ermartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-03
Baltimore, @b., samfag, ben g. Stunt 1898.
Saufen Sic jett Sfeioer!
$50 Wanner= 2tnsttee fur SIS.
SEQ Tsanmer, @nsiise fGr SO
- sssen
fleine @n6en3abluugen
in
9edIt'S perIdkIt6en Sdoen,
ssr. 519 uno sci, S1o:Sroap puan.

Ter Tag Der a6retnun9" 1T setommen Die
Stranfeu iinb sefallen i oas pdte Sriibabrspettsr
beS oerfoiieHen Wionats bat uns in Die Batide eez
braft. g8ir baben aleosr pertauit, a6er mir ba6en
nibt bic 6dIte bon Dem, mas mir bItten pertauieH
iouen, pertauft. gBr BADEN glts ueroiert, perlie=
reH aber an Dem, mas mir pertauien. a6er mir aez
ben einen Seut oarInl. gSr hobeH lber einhunoert=
tauieno Dollars 2Sertb Der befteH Scioer, Die e in
baltimore oertduft poroeH, su perfauieu, uno mir
fno i'm Segriffe, il. 81 uertaufeH-mas es MN reenen
9oer ole SoHne ideIHen-uHo mir rcouSirea itoeH
Dollars 2Bertb oapon aui
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so Geuts pom Solar.

yferfer Sic Jest auf, mas mir SbHen Iaaen - ip:r
bdbeH I6er bunoertauieHo Dollars g9ertb per beiten
le Suu Rertauf offerrten SeiounqstIe Terliae Qels
oer pei Srittel oapoH BADEN uHiere tseneu Su!oens
ldneloer aH9eertgt-uHo mir beginner eeraoe beuie
so Gents pom Dollars oaur ;u nebmen - uno geben
ShneH oeniel6en @reot uHo oteielOeH leiteH Scbirz
9un9eH, ais menR Sic bunoert GeHts aui oen Dollar
beSablten. Inns timmern Die Soften Rit iul Gjcrins
fen audb nit Der @rebi nod ir9eHo elDas 9lnoeres;
ioHoern IS ie9t ms oaran, bic 2Sd0reH ir9eRbme gu
periiIbern - tiuerlei, pe iebr uHter ihrem pabrsn
Sertbe)-uno 9as Ifts, ME mir es oHiaEs.n:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-03
53. Sabrgang.
VSeltlt Ste

tr8enStpeIte gSaaren, sIefdt oen
.tnicri8en, feben, ipcld)e Sic fur
tpeniser 0eIo, ais sic tsnierisen,
fat.fen fonneu, fommes sic suriid
stno boIcn sic i'd, Sbr 0elo.
gSenn Ste anoer,parts iraenoa
tpeIbc @aaren ieben, tpeldbe Sbuen
beiicr 8efafIen, ais Die 1tniertscu,
fomnen Sic sarii6 ttno boien sic
ftD Sbr @eio.
Siaaf Samburser e. SSbue,
Tr. 122, Sft=SaItimpre=str.
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0auenIetoen,

beitsa fubrtn. Simmons' SeberzR.gulatos
ibt eiHtn pobItbdtiseI giHfus oui ali. GoIs
Itnleipcn aus. gr eie6i Der st5er Die arbeis
teube Rrait. rtsuIiIt bic G6ionecune beY
&ant uHe pericst bic BerbauuHss soraene in
ben 3uhGnb, in futldaem fr ihre ssunttionen
reeeImdgis ausIben. Rad Sebrnuh bi,Ier
9i.sitiH pire Rieuoas fastH t6nnea: Id
bin salenItietno.-
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sSOsWarmerzsln,hac fur SIS.

fSrads uno sadsgnSise, @utatpaps uno Sum lle6ers
fropeH, aus ben eIe9anteiten importirtcH g4ortebS
(aammc arnitofenJ, Saiiu:lren uHo idlotttten G6ez
plots aemadlt-gnSiise, oer9Ieiueu nie .fertis GEE
mddt" uertGuft noroeH-lH allen Sdcons, Diuitern
uro 9irOBeH telnitIefllh Der "uEterietcn" iur oen
redlt fetten Wanu une Der "mGgereH" fiir ben iebr
ihlaHfeH Wann)-ioIhe anSrae, poilr Sic auoerz
ndrts $50 ODER mebr beSablen uRo 5uGr nit 2aGrz
eelo beiahleH-bier tOHneH Sic lie Jest flr S5 BADEN
-uno beSablen, iuie Sic oas G'eo bereit bGbeE.
uufere S2O=4nSiisc iino Su SIG (be 4usmabp
IN beneI6en gSodleHz ooer UtonGt5 3Oblpan einge=
ihloffen Stpas Serarges CAB IS nlt in oieier Uci=
ten 9SeIt.
@oIbeHe uno iiI6erue Serrerz unG 0amenz 1difenz
ubren unb S6mudioden-oie GlIerbeiteH, omG aeies-
ltte @araHtie serudbIleiitet - 9e9sH Srit5a6uHeen
nbr ofien.
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Naior'e Cement

IFuIUt
ium Ausbeiieru Don Yorselan, @Iasirhen, Wesrs
Ihaum, Baien, ium aaItimen pou Biuar6=Gu.uts
Spisen u. T. 10. 10 uHe 25 gts in allen apstbetsu.
(Uebr. 25, ,SaQisDd-fl
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sd babr an b.frisem Trl6.u her seber
eelitten uno nabm IS bis 30 Grains BON
GalomeI, fseId.s nib s,ipo5Hiit auf 3 bis 4
Gase ms Bett mari. aiiplit na5m i1
Simmons' sebers FesulatOr, Dcldber mir 10
SieI grItihteruns seridafftt, bas id unse>
fort n.Intn Serufe tOIssa tpnats.s = 3.
bugE 9dbol.psrt, Gbis- (A)
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Jiaat Dambnresr & Cobns.

$500
e. & 8. Sotses & Gonp.s
SSr. 1, Toros8aptra6c.
cine Ghire Don SaItimoresStro
gStd1tis fiir S,anstraueu!
01dffet, .SR ttef,, W1dttt0.
gseibe gemniterte 9amafs YFatten
su bem obne eiten baitebeHeen neorisen greiie psn
10 Gente uno bDbcr.
9sad1stnd1. @ad,stn9. Wad'Stu@
Qprfteppidl dl lin OLEUM .8 ortteppt&,
Sd bis 1914, SO SentS nno bbber.
Sepptde,...... 5eppid)e, :5eppi6e,
feoes Ys,iiter, ieoe GuaIiiaf,
su eiuem slbidsinGe BON 25 Brpsent
BON Ser6itpreiien.
1enfters0f fouIeaur, tfeuiterzWouleaur.
iertse iptpohI, fpie aui Scie1ung 9erad9te, 6t1s.
NIB. = Gcppihe iperoen aufsenommen, 9erelnist,
Gufbeuabrt ODER pieoer eelest fur 4uibsDapruus
sber afefuraHb feline 8ebibr.
SaS aIte suesrIaiitae 1e0ptdjs8etdlatt,
4. & -. Sones 81 Gomp.,
ger. 1, 9orO 8aB Strabe.
Wir traeen bel alen adufen bon ausrDdrti9en pers
fou,n i'm Setraae Don ulinoeittns So bic Sratttoen.
(Gpr.1S Suai1 Oil SGf]
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@aren SteIe Sente iammtlid)
,ufGllia bort?

SinS fie nur selesentli9 BORT einse=
treten? @lauben Sic, baB iie 9lle eins
mitbi9 unO suar per .3ufalt bierber fas
men? Selbitperitdnbli9 9lauben Sic
9as nidt. Sic wiiien, baB Die 4aas
rem unb ote Preiie iie an5o9en. Die
Gbatiat,e, baB mir serabe uniere eisez
men &leioer, 9amburser'ideS 6abrtfat,
genau iu
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Nr. SO, u. s. & u. Wt.," gum SeIute Der
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pelde sufaut9 SenntutB BON otm GrelgnlB
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unferen bereits niebriscn BreiIen perz
fauiten, mar es, tpelde mGbrenb Der lesz
ten 3pei @o6en unieren 2uOen nit &auz
fern fiillte. gSer bOrte ie BON Preiien
ME bieien in Der SObe Der Salion ?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-03
Ser 9entide GorreiponSemt,

(ytabtolgeT BON i. Raine),
Onsnefsede SaltimoresStrase uno BofsOfEce.ap.
grsis oesfdsIid1en 9Iatfe8, burd3 9r6etr b,iorst,
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nit SonutassbIatt, portofre nit gbsus tiir Clubs
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hs, 81 nod europa. Spnmtas as sslus aabc 81
ben Ntittel= unb SIbnaatcn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-17
TWO ACCIDENTS.
Caused by Electric Cars, But No
One to Blame.

Caused by Electric Cars, But No
One to Blame.
Yesterday afternoon about seven
o'clock man was thrown out of a
buggy on Convent street and rem
dered unconscious. A car of the
Alamo Electric Street. Railway
company was standing on the new
switch, near Convent street bridge,
waiting to meet another car, and
when the horse approached the car
it became frightened and ran into
the sidewalk. The man was
thrown to the ground and
fell on his head and the horse
was stopped in time to prevent a
runaway. A lady, who was also
in the buggy, was fortunately not
thrown and sustained no injuries
whatever. The man was taken
into a neighboring house where he
was attended. 1t was impossible
to learn the name of the gentle
man or the lady, but they live in
the neighborhood of West End.
The single tree of the buggy was
broken, but nothing more.
The other accident occurred yes
terday afternoon, about 8 O'Clock.
A Lakeview car collided with a
two-wheeled gig, on Dolorosa
street, west of Military plaza. The
car was coming from Lakeview,
and when the gong sounded, near
the plaza, the horse SHE'D and
backed up against the car. A wheel
of the gig was broken, and the oc-
cupants, two men, were thrown to
the ground. The situation then
became perllous, as one of the men
barely escaped falling under the
wheels of the moving car.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-17
The Light Extends Thanks.

The Thirty-seventh and Forty
fifth district courts will ad jOurn
today until next October. The
LIGHT wishes to extend heartfelt
thanks to District Clerk Umscheid,
Deputy George Huntress, ct al,
for past courtesies towards it's re-
porters. Mr.. Umscheid and his
corps of assistants have always
acted very kindly towards the
newspaper people Of this city, and
they are held in high esteem by
the reporters.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-17
Enworth League Social.

The Electric social given at Trim
ity church by the Literary COM
mittee of the Epworth League, last
night, was decided success. The
program was well carried out, and
the refreshments, which were
served on the lawn between the
church and the parsonage, were
partaken of by large number OF
those present. The money real
lied for the refreshments will be
used by the department Of mercy
and help, Of the League. The next
social will be given in one month.