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DEATHS.

sUS RISES, 6:o4 MOON SETS, HIGH WATKE BUN SKTs, 5:13 TAI 1:54
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WANTED,

A POSITION. man sEcslleut rooh- raos L1 manager hotel. restaurant or a,onrafsg house. Refsrebce. oiS iti FINK. Tlis once
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RECEIVERS FOR UNION PACIFIC.

The Company is Iusolvent and is
 Unable 10 Meet Its Operating Ex-
 pensss-There Has Been an Enor-
 nous Loss in the Past Year and the
 Deficit for 1893 Will be at Least
 Threc Million Dollars.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 13-In the United States circuit court for the southern dis trict of New York to day Judge Benedict appointed President H. II. Clarke of Oma- ha, Vice President Oliver w. Mink of Mas. sschusetts and E. E. Anderson of this city aucillary receivers for the Union Pacific railroad. The application was made by Oliver Ames, 2l, and Samuel Carr, execu- tors of the estate of Frederick L. Ames, de- ceased, and P. B. Wyckoff and E. L. At kins. Each co-receivsr for the southern district of New York must qualify in $10,- GOO.
 The complaint and answer both agree that the earnings of the company for the past year have largely fallen eff on &C., count of financial depression, decrease in immigration and general stsgnation, until the fixed charges and operating expenses have exceeded gross earnings and receipts.
 There is no prospect, they affirm, of an increase in the near future 10 an amount sufficient to epable the company 10 meet it's operating expenses. It Is now insol- vent and will not be able to pay rentals, interest. wages and sinking fund charges
 The company for the year ending De- cember 31, 1892, had surplus of s2, ,069,- 757. From January to July, 1893. there WAS 8 loss of net revenues of $S63, ,739. In July and August loss of S9,000, ,000; in September a loss of $1, 300, ,000, ss compar- ed with the preceding year. From Jspua- ry 1 to August 31 there was a falling off in ret revenue of over $2, ,500,0 GOO.
 As the company is indebted for labor and materials on the 1st of October to the amount of $l, 800, 900, and it's sinking fund and interest chsIges for September would be more than a million, for October three quarters of a million, for November $S50,- 900. for December $1 ,000,0 and January $1 ,000, 900, there will be deficit for the year 1898 of at least &, ,000,0 900. The lis- bilities of the company on April 26 are es- timsted at $245, 431 ,041.
 The United States circuit court for the district of Ksnsas has also appointed the same receivers for that jurisdiction.
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BROWN 6 DURHAM

OOmpIeGe HOuae Fnrntshara.
 74 and T6 Orange Street. cor Center. CASH OR CREDIT, OPEN EVENINGS,
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church cards are out announcing that Miss Anne Goodwin Goodssll and Charles l.
 Shepard will be united in marriage at the Sracs Episcopal church, October 25th, at November 15, at 9S York square. Both the contracting parties are well and most favorably known in this city and highly esteemed and the wedding ceremony will no doubt be largely attended. Mics Good sell is daughter of Mrs. James Goodsell, a much esteemed resident of Fair Haven, and the groom is assistant psymaster at the Winchester armory
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WANTED,

A Nicely furnished rooms, win board, for IME-1 oii St Address HOwAHn, caurIsr 0r,ce
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Yale-Harynrd Game.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 13.-H. H. White, employed by the Harvard Athletic association was in the city today arrang- ing for the Harvard Y ale football game the Saturday before Thanksgiving. He an neunces that he should have the entire management which has been successfully conducted by local business men the past two years. There was some dispute over the rental for the park, the owners de- manding $500, while Mr. White refused to pay more than S400 and threatens to ST. range the game at New London If the offer is not accepted.
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WANTEIl
EnR GATr

A SITUATION by a refined young sgadish / Etri as seAns1re%s ia e nice American fam " Desire to learn the English lNnCnAge more oi An object than WBFes- Inquire
 Ole 8fs E- AENIfTM gwRWTT
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THE POLITICAL POT.
The Labor Men 10 Nominate q Cor
 plete Ticket.

The Labor Men 10 Nominate n Com-
 plete Ticket.
 The labor men will probably nominate complets ticket for the coming election and will endeavor to elect 1t, too. The above statement was made by a prominent labor man last night to 8 COURIER re- porter. The candidate for town agent will be either Isaac Hayes, Colonel George D. Post or P. J. Kelly. For town clerk John Sholz of Congress avenue will be nominated, while Joseph Reilly, the prin- ter, will be p'tted against Registrar Carr. For general registrar John E. Fitzgerald will be the nominee against John P. Car ney. These nominations will be made next month and an entirely independent ticket will be nm
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FOR SALE

GONE fine quinces al my farm north Of Lake - Whitney; alec fun line Of nursery, Irees Parties wishing to engage any Of these pleR@e Nnn. Honn.. successor Isrrrrs Ea.ls.fr ..-
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Excursion Trains Wrecked.

JACKSON, Mich. Oct. 13.-Two excursion trains on the Michigan Central railroad came in collision at the station here this morning. First reports were that 100 passengers were killed and wounded. Af- ter the wreck 1t was found that the dead numbered eighteen persons and the seri- ously' injured thirty-four, many of the latter fatally.
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BrummeG FroEn The Ynrd.

BOSTON, Oct 13.-An act unprecedented in the peacs history of the Charlestown navy yard took place to-day, when Harry Jewell, a marine, who had been dishonora- ply discharged from the service, was drummed out of the yard by his comrades. The young man enlisted September %.
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Select Help ESOR all kinds domestic work supplied by I o14 2S5 MRS. BABE, 126 Court Street.
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Another Wedding.

Fair Haven will have two weddings on Wednesday, October 25th, of more than ordinary social interest. In addition to the Hart-Psrkins wedding at the First
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behind at the turn, managed to pick up handily to her rival, closing up on the weather quarter of the EnRlishman. As soon as she did this she blspketed the leader and took away all of the Valkvrie's wind, and then managed to crawl up and gradually pass her. The Vslkyrie then gave the Vigilant dose of her own medi- cine.
 She, too, took the wind from the Ameri- can and in turn shot ahead. It was just in the midst of one of these battles that a mishap lost the race for the Valkyrie. The Englishmsn was leading the Vigilsnt by several lengths with still one minute and thirty three seconds of time allowance to spare, when little split appeared on the inner leach of the cutters spinnsker. In such breeze this meant that this great sail, then pulling like mad, would soon be in twain. Longer, longer the rent grew and when it had extended ten feet out board Captain Crsnfeld was forced to take it in.
 Everything on the vigilant was then we'll. Even her great balloon jib- topsail was full, and with this great excess of canvas she suddenly shot ahead and rapidly opened the gap between herself and her crippled adversary.
 The way the sailors worked on board the Valkyrie was simply marvellous, for in less than two minutes the spiDnaker of light Irish linen was taken from the hold and quickly run up to the masthead.
 It was in vain, however, for the wind was then blowing nearly half gale and the slight piece of canvas WAS soon torn Into shreds. This crushed the hopes of sn English victory, for though balloon jtb- topsail was hoisted in lieu of 8 spinnsker, the English cutter fell rapidly astern and crossed the line about 500 yards behind the Vigilsnt.
 Summary:
 Course, fifteen miles to windwsrd and :eturn. Wind east
 Elapsed Correct Name. Start Finish. Time. Time. yalkyrie....... l2:27:O0 3:53:52 3:25 52 3:25:I9 1igilant. 12:27:o0 2:51:39 S:24:39 S:24:39 Vigilsnt wins on corrected time, 10 seconds.
 Both yachts, es they crossed the line, were ssluted by the whistles of the fleet md cheers of tho spectators.
 After the race Mr. Iselein stated that | he centerboard of the Vigilsnt got stuck l ,efore the etars and could neither be l afsed nor lowered and after the stake | ,oat was rounded the Vigilsnt's crew were | ,ery anxious to get the centerboard up, put 1t was useless to try. This trouble | with the centerboard Mir. Iselein said ad- l 'eIsely affected the Vigilant's sailing.
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Police Sick Benefit Association.

A largely attended meeting of the Police Sick Benefit and Mutual Aid association was held at police headquarters yesterday afternoon, at which time 1t was decided to call the various committees having in charge the preparations for the ball to- gether at an early date as possible.
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A TRUE PHILANTHROPIsT.
Many Made Happy by Following a Lady's Advice-Rer Interesting
 Letter.
pr. David Kennedy. Rondout. N

Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y:
 DEAR SIR As many of my friends have been SO much benefited by your medicine, Favorite Remedy, I thought you should be informed of 1t. 1 have a Iist of thirty names of persons who have taken 1t at my suggestion, and all have been benefited by its use.
 My brother, in law living in Poushkeep- sic, had Salt Rheun for several yesrs, had 6 large spot on each ankle, physician there told bim it could not be cured. He has taken Fsvnrite R-medy from hearing me speak so highly of i,, and ne is now well, his age Is about sixty-eicht. Five of the game family have taken 1t for ailments, brought about by bad blood or shattered nerves, and all have been benefited.
 The person who has a cancer, of whom 1 wrote you some time ego, is still taking Favorite Remedy, and Is much improved There are 8 number of cases I know of, where physicians have failed to cure, that have been, come cured, others so much benefited, thst they are great surprise to their friends.
 friend who had been ailing long time and tried different remedies snd physicians, was telling me of her case. said: "You must take my medicine. Dr. David Ken nedy's Fsvorite Remedy" She purchased bottle, I cav her again in few weeks, and asked her how she WAS, and she said she wss feeling perfectly well, and was go grateful for suggesting Favorits Remedy, said she: "I feel I ought to pay you some. thing" Another presented me with bot tie of Favorite Remedy for suggastIug Its use. Another person who has Eczema of the scslp is taking Favorite Remedy ard using your Salt Rheum Cream with sue cess.
 Ever grateful for the good Favorite Remedy has done me, remain. Very Respectfully, Miss c. N. BROWNE 125 Chamber St., Newburgh, N. Y. Such straight for ward endorsements need | no comment. Dr.. Ksnnedy's FsvoTite Rem dy cures disease when taken accord inr 3S
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PoLI's WONDERLAND.

To-day will witness the last presentations of this weeks extraordinarily fine bill. The chief feature of the entertainment Is Hol- tum, the cannon ball phenomenon. This afternoon all children will be admitted for five cents and will receive seats free of charge. Another new and expensive bill
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THIS IS COMFORT.

A genuine Turkish Rocker, full iron frame, upholstered in corduroy, for $25.OO.
 Elegant Couches in va riety of upholstery.
 Parlor Suites, Easy Chairs, Fancy Rockers, and odd pieces for parlor and sitting room.
 Lamps in great variety. Positively the best $15 cham Der suit in the State. Carpets and Oilcloths lower than ever.
 Parlor Stoves and Kitch- en Ranges for the multitude.
 Come and see us. BROWN G DURHAM, Complete House FurntsharB.
 74 and 70 Orange Street. cor. Center. GAGH OR CREnIT OPEN RVEGTNnE
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Climate
 Food and Water Have Little Influence On those Protected By Timely Doses Of Sanford's Ginger Purest and Best Of Warming Stomacffics and Health Preserving Panaceas
 Coniaining; among it's ingredients tho rzr- est ot medicinal FTeHrh brandy and Inc best uf imported ginger. it fz vastly supcrBur to the cheap wnrthis ss. and oitcn daneeuoGs E5nEcTS urged ss SsaaS.tansss-
 Ask for SANFuisttS GINGER and la,nl, for owl tTadc-lnlsA "n thc wrapper. Sold evcry whcuc.
 POTTER DErs & CHEs. CoRr.. Boston.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Another leTge audience witnessed the presentation last evening of "The Lost Paradise" The play is a story of the modern conflict between labor and capital The company Is by long odds the best and most evenly balanced of any which hae appeared in this city this season. The play will be presented for tie las. time this afternoon and evening.
 The Roes Hill English Folly company will appear the first three nights of next week
 "rrue Irish Hearts" will be presented for one night Thursday, October 10.
 Gus Williams will be seen in "April Fool" on Friday and Saturday of nt 1t week.
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Entertainments,
HYPERION.

Rsmsey Morris "Joseph" will be pre- sented this evening by sn exceptionally fine compeny of comedians. In its origin al French form 1t had a run of over one hundred nights in Paris alone The Eng fish adaptation, while preserving the charm of the original, Is more in sccord with the idea of the people to whom it appeals. It is the etory of a supposedly model young man unintentionslly made to appear ridic- ulous and wicked.
 The Eale of seats for Stuart Robsan's production of the "Comsdy of Errors" on Monday night has been phenomensl'y large. Ia deciding to produce Shake speare's unique and delightful farce-com- edy, Mir. Robson has undertaken what Is calculated tn enhance his reputation ss & conscientious and scholarly artist. besides winning for him the gratitude of all real spprecistive admirers of the great poet
 William Lestocq's fsrcicll comedy ''The Sportsman" will be the attraction Wednes- day evening.
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Stocks and Bonds f0P Sala.

ss sh \. Y-, N. H q Fl. RR- Co. IS sh Detrcit, Hiilsdsle < $. ". RR = shs Consolidated Rolling Stock sO sh New Haven Water Cn. 2l h NeEE Haven Gss Light Co 51 sh NY. S New Jersey Telephone l2 sh \. |. < Penn Telephone. 29 sh $. \. F.. Telephone. s1 sh Swift q Co of Chicago s5 Sh Branfnrd Lock Works
 s1 sh Pratt Whitney Ca, prrTd. S2O0O Swift & Co. G's Of 1910 S2,CO0 South. New England Telephone s-s S5.00 United Electric Security. gUIt S's $500 Old Colony RR- is guaranteed.
 Kim berly, Root & Day.
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Lessons in Singing.

Poultry and Meats STILL CHEAPER THIS WEEK. The very finest steaks only 1oc per b. CoIned beef Sc to 5c lb., and several other big bargains to-day.
 nice stock of Poultry very chesp. Give us call and see for yourselves.
 E. SCHOENBERGER < SON,
 1,23 3 Central Market, Telephone 551-4. Congress avenue.
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T7lants.
WANTED,

One Cent a Word each insertion, nNe cents Word for a full Week, tseven rimesD
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Il Ar v Tautn. Ladies rss5ing heAp nbould ID CAL here There iR DO ether way rou csn % as vel. We have been established bs-,e Vo.-s. Eoow and supply all the best Help for any kind or NorE c&1 always be secured be-e We uRe iudt1lsnis carefully selecting onlr those thai uf 50 the work required Finest o&ac1 haFf fnclli- ncs nnc largest bIIslDess h New RnElNnd
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 dls S7S Chapel street.
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Saturday, October i4, 1893.

has been secured for next week. The feature will be the great Haydn, the master mind of modern mim!cry.
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LOST,

pU6GY and lHdyNs phseton, little used; hAr- ID ness etc.; must be sold
 sson if P n my ,n--
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Eureka GnId Cnrn

INSTITUTE al 2sI DixWeli avenue Cures al. Il coholism and diTsomAnia; treatment gipsn without publicity or interruption Of busfnass Terms only Sso00. zhich is ssg0o less than other gold cures. oxm
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LOST.
THr c 4 F.E

LOSIs
 N THROUGH ticket from New Haven to Chi A cago and five (5) dollars in silver in same eBvelore. Lost or left between Court and State streets and Church and Chapel streets o14 St CHARLES H. WEBB, $50 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-14

Police Sergeant Crocker of police head quarters is absent from the city on a ten days visit to the worlds fair.
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HICKMAN-In this city, at 16 Ashmun street, on the 12th inst, Sarah Scott, wife of Is aiah Kick man, aged 60 years. Funeral services will be held at the Or ve Street cemetery chapel, on Sunday afternocn at 3:3o o'clock. Friends of the family are invited to attend.
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Window Shades.
FOR SALE

DORTTEREs lace curtains. etc. al Il HOME DRApERY CO,
 s9 i'm 6ss Chapel street
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wANTEn

A SITUATION by young Ensrsonn rarl to AtaEe care of chfldrsa oT dc firgss so1.eyrarss good refererce tnatsi-~ al
 0aNas sc BRIGHT ETRrE~ Vng, u.r0,
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A BOUT September soih, & laayNs watch LA chased Enl1 bunting case. win Flin and close woEen chain Atthchea Trwsu1v Ave dollars reward. sad DO queEIiCrs kRaed for gfs return a Room ss Benedict BuildinE
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WANTED

E One good. RerrscsAhle bay ho-ne {.
 Asirosg enough for coupe worE bui poi , ,oe large Tor lehi driving will be sold cheap ua 7fs pe MEADOW s-yvUxr-
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WsssyiIIa te Nass Haaia TTsnsis.

He@kssE1S kS sassS zzssFsS stsksssd ~ Building lots on Main, Fountain, West @ Prospect. Willard, Alden, Barnett ana AA other desirable residence streets In West <slie, for sale ct prices ranging from two to ten sents DOT square foot. Now Is the time to hEy. For particulars, call on CT address
 H. Cs PArdoe. uIs If I&1 Fountain street. Westvtlla.
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WANTED

[1 tn general huussMorlr fs,Trsgf,a ~ h-' o1s lN ggg WrNrRpgs-f I'D 4. ,-,r.s.-..
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MINIATURE AIM MANAC.

MINIATURE ALMAsNAC. l OCTOBER IA. sgs sgs sss snns s9s sss "0os ssr" HIGH 1s4 W4rE' ! DEATHS. 1 HICKNAN-In this city, at 16 Ashmuu street, OF the 12th inst, Sarah Scott, wife of Is aiah Kick ] man, aged 60 years; cemetery chapel, on Sunday afternoon at 3:3l o'clock. Friends of the family are invited to attend.
 MARINE LIST. &3Ssh PORT OF NEW HAVEN. %AIM Sch James Davidson, Rankin, No: folk, iron to RR.
 Sch Edward H. Blake, Smith, Phila., coal to Sch A. Heaton. Handy, Phila coal to RR. Sch Clara Jane, Meloney. Calais, lumber to c. AlHng & Sons and cleared for N. Y. sen Lady Ellen, -
 Sch James Boyce, Chambers. Norfolk. Sch Kate Marx ee, Johnson, Phila.
 Select Help INOR all kinds domestic work supplied by I o14 2s5 MRS. BABE, 126 Court Street.
 The "Advance'' - A PYLE parer is a wonder; can be used with ( ol4 T l6 IS ~ 0 L1NsLEY, ROOT & co.
 Dog KOIlars! NEW stock: atest styles; prices never known AN to be so low.
 oi4 16 IS LINSLEY, ROOT & co.
 Wine Presses A ND kegs baskets in sizes from one quart to A four bushels.
 o14i6 Is LISsLEY, ROOT $ co.
 FOR RENT. <S& 93 Prince street, first floor of five rooms, ME with large attic room and all improve -&zM ments. Inquire S2 LAMBERTON ST. o14 1t
 FOR RENT, Esk Six rooms, second floor; all modern i'm E2 o14 2tt 70 KIMBERLY AVENUE.
 LOST. TN going from Park street to Westville a long 4 black chudha shawl. A suitable reward will be paid on It's being left at o14 Ill 11si CHAPEL STREET.
 Hash For Breakfast! NFINCE pie for dinner, Hamburger steak for MI supper. you can have if Linsley, Root & Co. have sold you an Enterprise Meat Chopper. oi4 16 IS
 LOST. N THROUGH ticket from New Haven to Chi A cago and five (5) dollars in silver in same ebvelore. Lost or left between Court and State streets and Church and Chapel streets o14 St CHARLES H. WEBB, $50 Chapel Street.
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Ever grateful for the good Favorite Remedy has done me, remain.

125 Chamber St., Newburgh, N. Y. Such straight for ward endorsements need no comment. Dr.. Ksnnedy's FsvoTite Rem dy cures disease when taken accord ing to directions
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-22
Die @artfteuer.

Inter Der aesierung 9eter'S bcs
Groben tpuroen bic RuIIen nit einer
8artiteuer besliidt. psl9e reife @r-
trdge brudte. Die SDbe Der Steuer
ri9tete ii9 ni9t nab Der 2dnge Der
8Grte, 1onbern mad Der I~pcialen Stel-
lung ibrer SrGger. @eamte unb
&aufleute aablten 100 &ubel id5rlid,
sep0bnli9e 8iirger unb @oiuren 60
Rubel, bic 9epobner bon Ntostuu 80
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oft iie in bic Stabt tdmen. @ie es
ieBt BEL Der SunbeIteuer iibli9 lit, 10
erbielt oamdls ieber Mann BEL Der Be-
5ablung feiner SartIteuer cine tleine
Marte, bic man itets BEL ii9 tragen
muBte, ba bic 3olpd9ter unerbittli9
tpdren uub SSeoen, Der feline 9ereftt,
sung, einen Bart gu trdgen, ni9t nab.
peiIen %fonnte, iofort unter ib7c
S9eere nabmen. SIN Sabre 1928
CAB Better Der 3peite ben 8uuern
ben Bart fret, pdbreno ale Qnberen
ibas Steuer peiter sablsn mubter.
Ber ni9t 3dblen poIte, tpurbe mdnd3s
mai fogar gu 3tpangarbeit %perurtbeilt.
Die &aiIerin 4nna md1te ben 8urt=
trGgern bas 2eben nod idurer. Sic
muBten ni9t muir bic 8artiteuer sabz
len, fonbern aud nod bon alien anps~
rem itaatltfen @uflagen boppelt 10
biel aufbringen, als ebenio perm0genbe
Seute, bic teinen Bart trusen. 9ieie
briidenbe 2aft bra9te bic 8artbeIiber
CUR @er5peifluns; @iele ipanberten
lieber aus, als baB fe ii9 raiiren lies
BEN. &atbarina bic 3peite f9affte
enbli9 bic Steuer ab, nddbem iie 60
Sabre lang nit duBerftsr Stenge
bur9gefiibrt mar. Die ruifii9e Re>
gieruns beipabrte nod bsute benStemz
pei auf, nit ipel9cm bic Martsn bsr-
9eitellt purben.
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GiSbdrens tino eeebnnosiaaS.

Sa6en bic @r0nlGnber bic Sput
zines Gisbdren i'm S9nee entbedt, 10
tperben bic beiben pprberIten Der 10 bis
IL SunOe, bic Dor ieben S9litten gez
fpannt itnb, abgeI9irrt; bieIe berfpl=
gen fofort eifrig bic Spur, tpdbrenb
bic S9litten f9neq folgen. Sc nd,
Der fte benz 9dren tommen, I'm 10 mebr
9unbe iperben bonn 9eIpann gelDIt rtnb
auf bic 8drenberfplgung losgelahen,
70 baB, tpenn Der i'm S9litten befinb-
lide Sdger nit 5uleBt nur nod 5tpet
Sunoen @orIpann benz 8dren auf
S9uBpeite nabe fpmmt, bieier bon eis
ner groben Mente bei9dftigt unb in
bic @de elmer groben Gisfdole ge-
brdngt lit, mo i'm Der Sdger nit Der
8iidie lei4t erlegt.
I'm bic i'm Sriibling aus gislO9ern
berpprtommenoen unb Ii9 auf benz
Gtie fonnenben Seebunbe gu erlegen,
muB Der Sdger ibnen ben Dinb abgea
pinnen unb ii9 ibnen Biz auf S9uBs
peite auf ben &nieen frie9enb ndbern-
Dabei idiebt er Dor ii3 Der einen
gang nieOrisen S9litten, auf benz eiit
erpBes, in einen &ubmen geipanntes
Segsl befeitist lift. 9isies @esel if
in Der ltmgebung bon Sis unb S9nee
ni9t gu bemerten unb berbirst ben SD
ger ppIftGubig benz i9euen Wilb.
SIT er nun Bis auf S9ubpeite beruna
gefommen, mas CT bur9 elm f%leines.
i'm Sesel befinbli9es Sod blidenb era
fennt, 10 muB er ben Seebunb 10
ii9er in ben &opf treffen, bab bas
Sbier auf Der Stele perenbet, benin
bleibt ibm na9 Der @erpunbung aiiGs
nur tpenig 8raft, 70 ftiirst ts fidt
fdleunigit bur9 ems Der sablrsi9
porbanbenen Gisl09er ms Meer unb
Der SGesr 1T um feline Seute be-
trogen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-22

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t5 nod um einen tleinen Seitra9 fiir
sas neu gu erbauenbe @aiienbaus
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gr: rgebaure. bafiir 9ebe i'd tel.
men Pfennis!~
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b69itens ssbsu teiae Soppeltrone!'
s ataI!
xOounerwetter, nun babe i'd Mein
9uItipiel fertie uno merle erf jsbt,
DaB spsi paare 3u Oiel uno esrars
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