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PERSONAL POINTS.

The late George Makepeace Towle, OF
Boston, who diod last week, was consul
at Nantes for two years and then at
Bradford, England. While in these po-
sitions he became acquainted with such
men as Victor Hugo, Renan, William
i. Forster, John Morley, then editor Of
THE FOrtnghAy Regiew, and Charles
dickens, to whose magazine, al The
Xcar Round, he contributed about thirty
articles, all OH American subjects.
Mrs. Baker, tho widow Of Capt. Baker
OF Easfhampton, the birthplace OF John
Howard Payne, is tho little sweetheart
Rosalie" mentioned in the correspond
ence Of tho author OF "Home, Sweet
Home" AS child she was his especial
pet, and the two always remained
friends. Mrs. Baker was present at the
public funeral accorded tho poet o few
years ago.
1t is rumored in New York that Miss
Helen Gould, eldest daughter OF tho late
tinancier, is planning the erection OF u
hospital for women. Miss Gould is pro.
badly tho richest heiress in America,
her fortune being estimated at from
SlO,OOOO0O to $l5,0O0OOO
NJ. Sarcey in his "Reminiscences
SAYS in regard to his experiences lee
turer TINT in England nobody cared to
hear him lecture, but that he could OBJ
tain very large sum by publishing
the same lecture in popular English
magazine.
David Dudley Field, who is spending
the summer in Stockbridge MS usual,
docs not propose to write Il book Gun.
bodying the recollections OF long and
busy life, but says that his diary will be-
published after his death.
A cable dispatch from London an
nounccs that joseph Chamberlain and
Mrs. Chamberlain, formerly Miss En-
dicott, will sail for the United States in
September to visit her family and
probably to soc tho Worlds Fair.
President Thomas W. Palmer, of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, is al
Asbury Park for few days, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Palmer aud some friends
from Spain.
Tho youngest member OF the house o.
representatives is Thomas Settle, Of
North Carolina. He was born on March
10, 1865.
The queen OF Italy has founded q
society for the reform Of street chill
dren by teaching them some useful &C
cupation.
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strange cnse OF IlydrophopIa.


A story worthy Of tho Parkersburg
Liar, but rather more ornate than any.
thing that comes from that tecund
source, is waited from Brooklyn.
A man fell oil the street. in awful
paroxysms. IIo barked like dog,
loaned ut tho mouth, went on his
hands and knees, chewed at tho plauks
OF board walk, buried his teeth in the
tin when can of water was handed to
him by bystander more vCnturosomo
than the rest OF the five hundred
lookors.on,
The crowd diagnosed tho case as by.
drophobia. So did blacksmith and
the police and all tho doctors in tho
noighborhood. Finally tho wrotchod
man was landed safe in tho hospital,
where his case was diagnosed as dolir.
ium treluens. Ho was discovered to DO an
artist who had been on ianborec in
New Jersey, for whose applejack he had
consuming weakness.
Tho imagination which saw hydro.
phobia in dolirinm tremens would DO
at lCast promising undor.atudy for tho
Parkcrsburg Liar, who sometimes
seems ovorworl;od in his mad effort
to give to outside nowspapcrs all they
will stand OF his sort OF thing. 10 sup.
ply tho Pittsburgh demand alone IL no
easy lob,
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MORNING SMILES.

This conversation is-by little girl
who lives at Manhattan Beach: Isn't
mammal" "0f course it is," II told
MabIe Hart so, but she said it wasn't
but Is, isn't itP" ut certainly is u
ain." ayes. She Is seven years old
and am only five, but | know more
about. sin than she oes."-Brooklyn
Eagle
Jack Potts-W am sorry, aunt, that
you feel SO tired, for this Japanese sec
ton is most interesting. Won't you
lot me got you a iinrikishaW Aunt
BraCer-"Well, perhaps 'twouId make
me feel little betteri but don't have
it made too strongP-WOrlfS Far
Puck,
Applicant for Workout the occupa-
ton seems to be II dangerous one. Man
ager-Yes; but then in case you are
killed the company would send flowers
to your funeral.. Boston Transcript.
Brown-That is beautiful medal
Smith has, Jones--Yes; that for beat.
ing the bicycle record, Brown-What
ia his record? Jones-Ran over seven
teen men in q week.-BrooElyn Life.
Wife-Huh! Been to soc the ballet,
oh? I'd just like to know why you
went thero2 Husband-Merely to en-
courage the idea OF simple and inexpen.
siye dressing, my dear.-NeS York
Weekly
at" said Uncle Ebou, "dah was or
sho' nutI fool-killer, some OBJ do folks
dat calls do mos fur i'm now 'ud be de
ius' tor git in hidin' when he CEN
'roun'." Washington Post.
"Are Gayhart's promises worth any.
thingH" ~ should say so. Only last
week he paid $4,000 for broken one"
Inter Ocean.
Yabsley-Well, what's the latest in
the racing line? Mudge-The horse |
bot on, usually.-IndiGndpO!is Journal.
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Gone-Bnt to Return.

Some of the lowest grades of foreign
era who have been soiourning in this
country, mon who will never DO any
thing less than foreigners no matter
how long they remain here, have gone
back to Europe to live on part OF their
savings. They eau live for less there
than here and the times have thrown
them out Of work. 1t is their intention
to return when there is resumption of
work where they have been employed.
II they could be kept out Of the coun.
try it would be great gain. A good
stiff head tax would operate well on that
line. 1t is encouraging to know TINT
this idea is not regarded as SO startling
US it once was.
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OLE gtteLEiasanen:
wHEELING. AUGUST 81, 1903.
Tho JurcIo OF tho Ratio.

The demand OF the country for the
repeal of the silver purchase provision
has developed two important features
on the silver side OF the question.
The silver men have at last admitted
that the coinage ratio between gold and
silver may be changed without yiolat'
ing the constitution OF tho United
States-which is not at all involved in
the matter-and without destroying the
silver producing industry in this coun.
try. So that the established ratio OF
sixteen to one is no longer fetish for
all Americans to bow down before and
worship in solemn 1--WE.
Tho silver men not only admit that
the ratio may BIO changed, but in the
hope of staving off repeal they are
ready to propose one change after
another until they reach ratio OF
twenty to one. Some Of them arc be-
lieyed to DO in favor of going still fur
Their in tho direction OF putting in tho
silver dollar dollars worth OF silver,
though of course they would stop well
short OF that point.
The object Of the juggle OF the ratio
is to show that the silver men are rcas-
enable aud willing, for the sake Of
peace and the public welfare, to yield
something OF their convictions. Under
cover Of this favorable impression they
hope to divide aud conquer Tho Jug
Gle is the second thought and takes the
place OF the bluff, which was not i'm
pressive as was expected by the wild
and woody" silver men, for the country
refused to take it seriously md be
frightened by it.
The member Of Congress who allows
himself to DO deluded by the ratio jug.
gle is too green for national legislator
If he understands the situation and is
honest he will stick to unconditional
repeal as tho thing to do now for the
relief OF the country, so far as tho coun-
try is disturbed by disordered finan.
cial system. When there shall be need
to coin more silver dollars wo eau take
up that question and determine ut what
ratio they shall be coined. The present
proposition is, not how to load up with
silver, but how to ease of burden.
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Times HnYe Ohanged.

How times change and men with
them, 1t seems only tho other day that
the business OF tho country was at the
point OF its greatest prosperity. Mills
were running full, men regularly en-
ployed and the tendecy of wages was
upward Many employers increased
voluntarily the pay Of their employees.
10 suggest a reduction OF wages was to
invite strike. There we've strikes to
support demands for increased wages.
How very different to-day. The start
ing of mill is hailed with joy, even
though the start be made under re-
duced wages, Workmen are urging the
starting OF factories on the basis OF part
cash for wages and the remainder on
time almost il not entirely at tho em-
ploYer's option.
n Others are glad to take the whole OF
their wages in promises to pay. Hall
time is considered n great boon, on the
principle that half a loaf is better than
no bread. Every gainiul occupation feels
tho difference between this time and
the other time. Everybody is thank
full for SO much as falls to him OF the
little that is going,
1t is almost beyond belief that the
same country, having suffered no ma
terial disaster, can in SO short time
present such u contrast Of conditions.
The calamity would DO terrible indeed
il it did not SGT the people to thinking
and an hiring some compensation,
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FOB SALE.

Lots No. 4 and 7, Gllchrists addition, SQUARE
No. 8.
No. SOC Market street, 81, 100 ..,.,
LotNo. 9, South Front street, GO feet iIOhh
running toriycr. m-,.,.,.,t,
Five lois aud ilvO acres Of land in rriadcIpha
with two dwellings slaughter house, ice llol'N
stable. aud sixty bearing fruit trees lor s3Dll
100 aero farm, Long Bottom, MelSi county
Ohio: 600 fruit trees. Price $1,000 .,.....,.
1.OtN IN. section o. Centre street Mnnhh1,'
willie, und 10 shares In Moundsyillc MiniuE aal
Manufacturing Company. ,..,..
Corner lot north OF street Cur barn, rory
eighth and Jacob streets ,.....,.,,t
Lot No. 10 Water street. south OF FoFiyo'Ea'u
street. r,,r,.
eighlhstreeL ,,...-,,,. ,,J
east Of Jacob street
No 7i2 Main street
No 1885 Chapllne street
No 1920 Fol street
No. 1925 MCCOlloch street
No i0i MCCOtiOph strUcs
No 22i TwOnty.nlnth street
No. 2GlS hialn street
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent u. s. Claim Attomji C'F
leetor aHd Notary Public,
augi 1912 Market Street =
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IT is thought rather odd that q
Democratic administration measure,
the same being silver repeal, should DO
reported fayorably to thesenate by four
Republicans and two Democrats aad
opposed in committee by four Demo-
crafts and ono Republican. Nothing
strange in this. The Democratic nd.
ADMINISTRATION happens to DO right, and
tho Republicans of the committee, with
ono exception, stand up with their
purity, which makes u business Of being
right.
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O COOL GIsAY JUG,
uanllin Garland, IL Narper's IHeelN

Lan,'in Garland, IN Harper'S IHeeEiN
OCool gray Jug that touched the lips
In kiss that softly closed and clungl
No Spanish wine tho tippler sips,
Or port the poets praise Inns sung
Such pure untalnlod sweetness yields
AS cool gray Jug IN harvest fields.
soc II now! n clover ienf
Ouisprcal upon It's sweating side,
As from the standing shult
lpluCk aud swing II high. the wide
Field glOws with MONDAY heat
The Winds arc tangled In tho wheat
Tho myriad CrlClOts bllLhely ChCCp;
Across the slyNsh OF rlpGnGdgraln
sec the FURNISHED reaper creep;
The lunch boy comes, and OuCO again
The Jug It's crystal COOlnGss yields
OeOOl grIy jug In harvest fields!
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CovonEssMAN oFGnRALt, Of Virginia,
Democratic nonluOo for governor, hps
not been placed under lasting oblIgu.
tlons to Senator David Bennett Hill,
who did what ho could to dotoat o'IOr.
rails nomination, Mr. Hill will have
timc to nurse his burnt fingers.
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rhr Itncmnlnycd Of NV York.

Investigation throws mn interesting
light OH tho Russians in Now York who
figured In Il demonstration Of tho uncln.
ployed aad broke into q hall because
thoy wore refused tho usO Of II without
rcnt. They said tIioy had no money
and must havo hall
These rioters arO lnon who 1.-Two on
very little Of thor earnings and save
tho rcsL They have money laid away,
but this doesn't count. That Is the
money for another purpose than to live
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Da. PRrERs, tho omlnont African OK.
ploror now In this country on his way
to tho fair, firmly believes that Emin
still livos. II 80 no is probably gralO.
full that nobody else has cOmo aloug
through grOat lardships of tho lecture
bureau to find him against his will.
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Nnw YonK suspects that wicked Chi.
cago, experienced in the matter Of cor.
nors, is trying to run currency corner
It's estimated that Worlds Fair visitors
spend daily SSOOOOO, which finds its
way into the banks and is boarded.
Will Chicago cOmu down before we
ahoot2
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WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
Excursion to Chicago via Ohio River Hail
rand.

On aud utter this date, until October
81, tho Ohio River railroad will soil
tickets 10 Chicago and return, on &C.
count OF tho Worlds Columbian Expo.
stion, ut greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will BIO good for continuous pnssnpo in
either direction with final limit for 70.
turn passage November b, 1908. For
ratios Of faro, time OF trGin aud other in,
formation, inquire Of ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or write W. j.
Robinson, general passenger agent,
ParkorBburg, W. Va.
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Tlnol,lvu's Arnloa snlvo.

Tho best salvo Ia tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoun, fever
sores, tGttcr, ch9ppOd hands, chilblnlhs,
CUrns aud I'LL skin Uruptlons, and posi-.
lively Curos piles, or no pay required.
It's guaranteed TO give perfect tatisac.
ton or money refunded. PrlcO % cents
u box, For aalc by Logan Drug W.
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DEALERS arc prompt to lot us know
that wo Sha | hOvo to pay much moro
next winter Tor our seal skin sacks.
II may DO necessary to part with tho
cook stove, but our seal skin sucks wo
must have. Here Is hint TO young
mon about to hurry.
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on, Every one of them hopes at SOHO
time to engage in business for himself,
and he does not entertain the idea OF
drawing on that fund for his present
support He is in a sense capitalist
who is unwilling to cut his capital
Into this body of idle men the dema'
goguos and agitating Anarchists throw
their explosives and the row was easily
on, There arc unemployed who are
pinched by want, but they were not in
that demonstration. They are tho peo-
pie for sympathy to go out to.
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l,nko llo 1lnlllmlore s ONO 70 Chlengo.

Take tho baltimore IS Ohio to ChicngO.
Excursion tickets now on sale via
the Baltimore e Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novem.
Dor 8, 1903. Trains leave Wheeling.
eastern time, at $3.50 u. IN. and 1925 p.
IN. daily, and at 1850 p. M, erccpt Sun
dap For sleeping cur accommodations
and other information enquire OF Baltt-
moro & Ohio neonta
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And that tirod feeling, loss OF appetite
and nervous prostration arc driven
away by Hoods sarsaparilla, like mist
before the morning sun. TO realize
tho benefit OF this great medicine, give
II a trial and you will join the army Of
enthusiastic admirers Of Hoods Sarsa
pnrilla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-21

WE are at liberty to suppose that
navigation is not entirely closed be.
tween Buaaard's Bay aud Washington,
aud that in ono way and another tho
President manages to communicate with
senators of his party disposed to go
wrong OH tho silver question. We may
be suro that no is swinging his lassO.
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Tue country's condition improves, not
with q whirl, but surely and solidly.
The people have resolved to have no
panic and to get back to business as soon
aa possible.
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1.onr Live the presldont.

Under any circumstances the people
of this country would wish their Pres
idont well. Under existing circum'
stances tho people take special inter
ost in tho health OF the President, for
they have special interest in his life.
President Cleveland, SO far as he has
shown himself, is sound on the money
question, After Clevoland-Stevenson
who has talent for taking up with
isms and playing the dcmagoguo.
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TIE country is willing, for the sake OF
the argument, to admit that every
member of Congress has prepared tho
finest speech OF the season. Why not
lot it 60 ut that and come down to bust
ness? The vote is tho thing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-21

BIZ sure and put box OF Ayers Pills
in your satchel before travelling, either
by land or ecu. You will find them con-
venfcnt, eficNcious, and safe. The best
remedy for costiveness, indigestion, and
sick headache, and adapted to any cli'
mate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-21

OF Gents Russia Leather Shoes, We
have thom In all styles at reduced
prices, L. v. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-21

suRr, efficient, easy--liooD's Pills,
They should be in every travellers grip
and every family medicine Ghost. %
cents box,
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How AND WHERE SHALL WE EDUCATE Gun
SoSs-a consideration Of some mis-
takes frequently made by parents in
tho education Of their boys by Law
renee Rust LII d.
In an attractive pamphlet, the Rector
OF Kenyon Military Academy, who has
had long and successful experience in
training boys, presents with force and
logic tho groat superiority Of tho Amer
lean training schools for boys, as con-
trusted with the public schools and tho
preparatory departments OF most OF
the western colleges. For copies, adj.
dress VIM. Q. Lee, Gambler, Ohio.
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The new Chinese minister comes with
eighty tons OF baggage. From this it
may be inferred that his excollency
comes with tho intention Of spending
at least one gay season in Washington
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Tnn sonestrosses aro coming back
from Europe, ovory QUO OF them report.
Ing her voice thoroughly hali.solcd aud
hucl.tappOd. This is plcasiug lntorma.
Ijnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-21

We arc well pleased with Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhDa
Remedy. We have been very successful
with 1t. ]. NJ. GATEwooD, Gatewood,
Caswell Co., N. @.
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Go it, Brother Voorhees,? II the
silver heather rage and Vest loses his
mind, what's the oddsf
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NERVOUSNESS is from dyspepsia, Take
Simmons Liver Regulator and DO cured.
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WOULDN'T you feel very different if
the President and the Congress were
Republican-honest Iniun2
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENrs

WANTED-A sECONDUNE
n. LITTLE Elm Grove, W, Va. gpn+
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ibre en9liide 0lipalin befanntlid In orei
gSettfabrten i6lu9, ni9t unermiinl6t
iein biirfte.
Die u rSi9ilant," nelde einem SDnois
fate rei6er 9tew Yorfer Ya6tbe elieer
gebOrt, bilbet sefpiiiermaben Elm Unit
fun inIofern, als ibre Safellaee aus9es
breiteter lit als bel anSeren 0a6ten
ibrer @rOBe. slu6 beiitt iie cine
Dede bon Sobinbron3e, mas BEL feinem
anbereu SSabrSeuge ibrer slrt Der 5all
lit. Diele Oede bat ben 9ep6bnli9en
Stablbctleibungen 9egeniiber ben Yors
tbeil, baB lie leibt uno ungemein 9latt
lit nnb ni6t 10 balo idmueig wiro.
Die 8rOBe Der rYi9ilant" betrefienb,
10 bat bielelbe bonn Sus bis gum Stern
cine 2dnge pon 1913 SUP, cine 0reite
BON 28 SUP unb einen 2ief9ang BON
IA SuB. sic tra9t einen Yallalt BON
Is GOnneu. Der Sau Der Da6t bat
einen Roitenaufwano Don itebr ais
100000 erforoert.
Der slmerica.8eder, beIien Serbleib
IN slmerita Die pSi9ilant" burd ibren
Sie9 iiber bic nSaltprie" fir Die na6ite
3eit pieber 9eii6ert bat, beliet eirlen
ungefabren Wcrtb BON MIR $500, aber
etwa 81 ,500,0 900 iino bereitS fir ben
Vau BON Ya6ten perlpanbt norSen,
Dem 0lew YOrfer Ya6tflub, in belien
Seiit Der Seder felt 36 Sabren ii6
bereits befinoet, Senielben gu entreiBen
oNer I'll erhQlten.
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Tur @eriht.

Gi6ter: pSie iinb bcs Settelns
an9etla9t! SSaS iebc i6! sic baben
ia aud mid geitern au9ebettelt |" =
Gn9efla9ter: nSa, aber sic nolls
ten mir ni6ts geben 81 i6 ter,
0tun, bafiir sebe i'd Sbuen beute mas !:
IA Gage @ei1n9niB !"
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Der lluterihien.

,@as lit Der llnteri6icb Spii6en
einem Slati6maul uno einem 9nten Sc
Ielli6aiter ?" = p@in Slati6maul ers
sablt unieren Ota6barn pitaute Sc
I6i6ten iiber unS; elm gutter @elell'
i6after ba9egeu eridblt uns pifante Sc
ifibten iiber uniere 0tadbarn
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am Stammtiidl,

81: r9fatbet einmall Das @rItc lit
meine Srau, oas 3weitc 1T etwas SobeS,
oaS @anie liegt on Der @rense Sers
lius,-0iun, Sbr ratbet es nidt, es lit
SdOneber9." = g.: sd ba6te:
SreuSberg."
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ausniikuua,

r8obin reiien benn pa. Siaf,
0torwe9en |" pSbol Barum oenn
9erabe Oabin ?"-rSa, wiiien sic, i6
bab' BON einem 8cfaunten einen alten
Sabefer BON S6weben unb 9tormeaer
billi9 befommen!"
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Seim RokIdII1diter.

Griter Stra Beniunge:v Srite,
mas is benn baS fir me bele g8uri6t
mans oie anOern?" 3 10 / t E r
Strabeniuuge: nslber, Cube, Die
mirb bonn S6immel iinb!"
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Ont bartrt,

Sater: ,Tepi, lern' heibiser, ionit
nirit Oh mai II gang hummer
Wteni6 !"-Yepi: n9ld, Fapa, On
biit ia 10 s'i6eibt! Sin @5'i6eipter se'
niiat fir Sie QQn,e SQmilie |"
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pie fesrei6e 2Ja6t.
Die ,,Sigitant" idjIagt bic ,,SalfBrie"
iH nrei gBettIabrteu,

Die @ettfabrten Der beiben ga6ten
n nSi9ilant" uno nSalfgrie" baben nidt
nur In Sportfreiien, ionoern aud in
anoeren SeuOlferun9sidi6ten iowobl
slmeritas als @nslanbs elm berartises
berpOrragenoes Sutereiie srwedt, SaB
nnIeren Seiern wenigitens cine 9ei6reis
bung Der amerifanil6eu gaft, Wel6e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
ltuiiherIent.

GrSt: nOerartise 0ierpeniibsl foms
men In Der 0te9el BON seiitiser llebsrs
anitren9un9 !"-6.r q II: sd ia9'S ia
immer: mein Wfann fommt gu slllem
aani nnihuISia !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
Sni @nnnnir.

Shin, Gnna, bait On Sic 9toie fir
mein Saar i6on 9efunben ?"-nSa,
Srau SarOnin Sect bab' i9 aber
Dieoer baS Saar perle9t !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
Ziegler's Hotel,
Sep. 327 2adaipanna Mpe,
y. Siegler, gisentbamer.

@eiienoe inoen bier bic por,i9Iibfe Sofi
uno putes eo9is ju mdbiaeu 9rsiien.
AI tern uuo 8 | ANS pabreno Der
Saifon in ieoer 3ubereitunssart
Die feinften Betne, ebampasnsr, 9iau0rs
uno Gigarreu.
Rl;paBtmmer fir 9amsn unO 8amiIien I'M
Ilpeiten Stpdlperfe.