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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Tho MeekIr Cleaning.

Why house should require such
frenuent going over, so much and so
regular administration upon In the
way Of sweeping and busting, fur
bishing and polishing, is a never.
ending puzzle to the masculine mind.
To a mans eye the house is always
clean unless 1t is aggressiyely dirty.
Dust thick enough to form a coating
on which one can write his name,
muddy footprints on the piazza or
the hall carpet, disordcrly and dingy
apartments evidently in need OF the
broom, offend his taste if he be in the
least fastidiOus, and he cOmprehends
that soap and water have their uses
in emergencies. But the periodical,
systematic and radical cleansing on
which good housekeepers insist every
Friday or Saturday appears TO the or
binary husband a work OF superero-
CATION. He passes IL over as one OF
his wife's amiable and womanly weak
nesses, plying her that she wastes
her time and strength, as it looks to
him, in so unnecessary an effort.
The fact is, however, that If you
would have a house clean and sweet
and shining, and inviting to eye and
smell and touch, You must go over il
often from attic to cellar. How great
the lalor Of rendering it clean, and
keeping it so, depends very largely on
the locality Of your home.
If your residence lie on a public
street in a thrOnged town, you will
have to wage never-Ccasing fight
against dust; against disease germs
borne on the wings Of air-laden dust;
against the CRIME and scot which
permeate everything, rob furniture
and hanging Of their freshness, and
detract from the impression Of beauty
YOU would fain have your house make
on your family and friends.
Dust Sits through crannies, drives
through windows and doors, lodges in
papas coat and Johnnie's ulster.
Eternal vigilance is the price Of lib
erty and OF cleanliness Only ey
careful daily busting and by weekly
thorougness can you rout the foe.
In the country life is, in this re-
gard, easier; but The temptation here,
in houses not warmed throughout, is
to shut up large part and pay atten-
ton only to living rooms. Who does
not know the vault-like mustiness,
the damp, as of the grave, in the
closed and darkened refrigerator
known as the pallor in many a coun-
try house. A habit of going over
the whole house weekly would do
away with the danger which comes
of breathing stagnant air.
No: we cannot help what our good
man friend may think. The women
must clean house every week, and
spring and fall, tool-Harper's Bazar
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Provisioning an Arctic Expedition.

Samples of the foods now being pre-
pared for DR.. Nansen's coming Polar
expedition, Bath street, City Road,
were inspected on Saturday afternoon
by a rather large party, including Sir
George Mares, Mr.. J. J. Jackson, Mr..
G. C. 7. BARLEY, NJ. P; Mr.. James
Rowlands, NJ. P, and a few ladies.
The directors present were Lord Play
fair and DR.. Farquharson, NJ. ?. Some
of the articles on view showed the re-
markable lengths to which the art OF
packing a good deal of nourishment In
a small space has now been carried. OF
composition" foods there we're several
kinds, one consisting of beef, potatoes,
vegetables and fats; a second of barley,
potatoes, ham fat and beef; and a
third of anchovies, oatmeal and beef.
1t is understood that all these foods
are absolutely free from water. In the
event of the ship having to be aban'
doned, the exploring party will fall
back upon a particular food in small
cakes, the necessary constituents OF
which, it is stated, are so adjusted and
concentrated that a few ounces of it
day will support man in good health
under the hardest work and the most
intense cold. Among other things,
the collection also included samples OF
meat essences, compressed tea, cholo-
late containing an invigorating amount
of bovril, a drink composed OF port
wine and extract of beef, and dried
fruits, vegetables, eggs and cells
Altogether, it can hardly be doubted
that DR.. Nansen and his followers viii
be well provided for during the trying
time that awaits them. After the in
spection the visitors were entertained
at luncheon in one Of the workrooms,
Lord Playfair presiding. London
Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
A Swiss Centanarian Dwarf.

When the centenarians in Switzer-
land we're counted during the recent
census, attention was drawn to an an
cient native of the Canton Wallis,
whose age and year of birth it was i'm
possible to ascertain. The only facts
known about him are that he has lived
for over eighty years in the village OF
Nenstone, and that, as far as the oldest
among the village fathers remember,
he looked exactly as he does now when
they were young, some sixty years ago.
Beside being q stone-deaf centenarian,
Theodulf Ecofire has also the distinc-
ton of being a dwarf, his height reach
ing little more than yard. His in
tellect, though it was never particularly
brilliant, is still clear enough for him
to remember all kinds of incidents
which happened in the year 1898, when
the French invaded his canton. Ecofire
is supposed to be about 10 years old.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
A Healthy Apple.

Let us in the first place take sur
vey of the normal subject, or, in other
words, of healthy apple 1t is made
up of five seed cavities which occupy
the central portion of the fruit and
constitute the core Outside Of this Is
the edible portion called the flesh, CON
sistinQ of cells of small size filled with
liquid substances. A tough layer Gov
ers the outside which is the skin, and
bears the coloring substance that deter
mines whether the apple is green, red,
notified, or striped. At one end of the
fruit is the stem, or, as found in the
barrel. this former means of attach
ment to the branch of the tree may have
been broken away or pulled from the
fruit--a matter of no small considera-
ton when the question of decay is con-
cerned. This end of the apple is known
to the horticulturists as the ''cavity,
and varies greatly in different sorts,
sometimes being deep and narrow as in
the Winesap and Pearmain, and broad
and shallow in the Greening and Peck )
Pleasant.
The opposite end of the apple bears
the name of "basin," and contains the
remnants of the blossom sometimes
called the eye of the fruit. This part
of the apple is likewise deep in some
varieties, and shallow and open in
Others. This is the weakest point in
the whole apple as concerns the ques-
ton of the keeping quality of the fruit.
If the basin is shallow and the canal to
the core firmly closed, there is much
less likelihood of the fruit decaying
than when it is deep, and the evident
opening connects the center of the fruit
with the surface. Popular Science
Monthly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

Wood and It's Durability.

The problem has puzzled many why
Two pieces of wood, sawn from the
Same section of tree, should possess
very varied characteristics when used
in different positions. For example,
rate post will be found to decay much
faster il the butt end of the tree is up
permost than would be the case if the
top were placed in this position. The
reason is that the moisture of the at
mosphere will permeate the pores OF
the wood much more rapidly the way
the tree grew than it would if in the
opposite direction Microscopical ex-
nmination proves that the pores invite
the ascent of moisture, while they re-
pel it, descent. Take the familiar
..ssc Of n wooden bucket. Many may
1.-Two noticed that some of the stave..
appear TO he entirely saturated, while
o,ners are apparently quite dry. This
rises from the same cause; the CRY
slaves are in the position in which the
tree grew, while the saturated ones
are reversed. New York DISPATCH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
The Ielearaph Ear.

Every new advance in the scientific
conveniences of life seems to develop
some corresponding drawback or
danger. At congress of aural sur
geons lately held in Paris, Professor
Lannois declares that people whose
ears arc not perfectly sound should
avoid listening at the telephone, as 1t
produces headache, vertigo, hyperes-
thesia. insomnia and sometimes mental
disturbances. He counsels sparing
use of it, even in persons whose audi
tory apparatus is perfect, and predicts
sad consequences in persons whose
hearing is impaired. Do not carelessly
get telephone ear. New YORK In
dependent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19


ie .reatset number of horned cattle
J. I'll kinds in one State is 1879, 21S,
md are in Texas. The next largest
body of cattle is found in Iowa, which
has 8, 1895, 4SA. Five States have each
over 1900, 900 head. Kansas leads
With 1855, SIS; Missouri, 1865, 793 ;
Illinois, 1851, S15; New York, 2,327,
VA and Nebraska with 1901, 27l
head Eight States and one Territory
have over 1000, 900 head. Pennsyl-
rama has 1871, s43; Indiana, 1,727,-
l49; Ohio, 1,619,247; Wisconsin,
1886, 045; MINES ia, 1919, 846;
Montana, 1912, GAG; Arkansas, 1885,
l41; California, 1875, 651 and New
Mexico with 1,267, 1897. The following
fourteen States and one Territory have
each less than 100000 and more
than 800, 000 head of cattle: Virginia,
$50, 34S; North Carolina, 654, 40;
Georgia, 500, 615; Florida, 594, 2S1
Alabama, $50, 999; Mississippi, 72O,-
$50; Tennessee, $50, 1854; Kentucky,
757, 500; Michigan, 1927, 204; South
Dakota, 618, 600; Wyoming, 1872. 75S;
Colorado, S93, 6SS; Oregon, SSs, 29S;
Washington, 531, 217 and Arizona with
$50, 061. The following thirteen States
and one Territory have less than $780,
600 and more than 1000 head OF
horned cattle: Maine. $40, 151; New
Hampshire, 21S, 59S; Vermont, $780,
573; Massachusetts, 274, 697; Con.
nectieut: 2se. 81 &es,5iTss 7ssy, 25c, re;
elorvland, 26S, $50; South Caroline,
S59 1O9; Louisiana, 467, 2S7; West
virginia, 467,6O7; North Dakota,
s72 $50; Nevada. 1891; Idaho,
447.s4S and Utah with 445, 691 head.
Two States have each less than 100, 900
head of cattle, Rhode Island with
1910 and Delaware has SO, 271 head.
The least percentage of loss, /, lue TO
winter exposure, was in New jersey,
while the highest was SO in Louisians,
the average from all causes for entire
country being "a per cent. The gen.
ersl condition of health of cattle j.
good, the most prevalent diseases being
murrain, distemper and "hollow"
horn. American Dairyman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

According to an old legend the
baby's dimples mark the spot where
angels fingers touched the child in
bearing it from heaven to earth, but
unromantic doctors have a different
explanation. They say that dimples
probably result from defective deyel-
opment OF a muscle. When tho
muscle is called into use the defect
i've portion fails to respond, and a
hollow is left, into which tho flesh
and skin of the cheek, for example,
fall. and thus the dimple is formed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Live Oak Is Scarce.

In former times live oak was largo"
" used in naval construction, and
warships had their frames and plank
ing principally OF this wood, so that
a web Of historical sentiment and ro-
nance had been woven about the
tree. The wood is still used to con-
siderable extent in building ships,
but It's value has increased largely on
account Of the diminished quantity
now available.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Wise Dame Nature.

Sea fowls eggs have one remark
able popularity; hey are nearly
conicai in form, broad at the base
and sharp at the point, so that they
will ONLY roll in a circle. They are
laid on the bare edges Of high rocks,
from hich they would almost surely
fall off save for this happy provision
If nature.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
when Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent, or business. take
On sysry trip bottls OF 5yrut OF Fig, as Il
acts NEST pleasantly and effectively on the
Kidneys, liver and bowels. preventing levers
headaches and other forms Of sickness. For
AL. in 80 cents an 81 bottles By all lsadinr
druggists.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

Women dentists have achieved =
marked success in London--so mnrked
that scholarship has been founded or
assisting women without means IN Inc
stndv of their profession.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Stomach dis DIS.
orders. use Browns Iron Bitters-the Best
Tonic 1t rebuilds the + god ana strsns.nenss
the muscles. A splendid medicine ior "eAN
and debiltated persons
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

MI. Thompson & Co., Druggists, C3uders..
~ % saw Halls Catarrh Cure is the best
and only sure cure for catarrh they ever soid'
nrnorisfs sell IL. 15c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

ror,nnure or thin Blood. wesknn:e,S;s Msls-
IA sNsuPsisiS' Indigestion and biilousnessSs'
take browns Iron BittsrSI 1ou gises Young
ma MAXIM st E pleasant 70 take.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Some hearts xither before tn " bloom.

ItaesIoted With sore eyes uso DR.. Isaac Thomp-
,on;s Eye-water. Druggists sell at 25c.per bottle
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

A laugh is worth hundred groan' in any
market.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

Sleep Is the honey in the comb OF healthful
abor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

A man does wrong for the same reason
that wolves steal sheep.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

A BALD-HEADED mans powers OF
reflection are greatly increased under
an electric light Boston Transcript.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

Thunder is the bass drum in the music Of
the elements.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

THE war horse Of Colonel Auch.
muty, of Lexox Mass, died. aged 80
wars
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

paecham's Pnls cure Indigestion and constl
Dation. Beecham's-no others. - CTS OoA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

The downright fool doesn't now it.
, 1893-05-17
mtu 9efdie0en fem.
Or. Sawyer perflaot oen Siebbaber feiner
Srau auf $4,000 S6aoeneriat.

Or. 9utpin g. Satppcr, BON $40. 875
gSarren Qlpe., reicbte geitern inn Superior
Garicbt cine S6etbungsflage gegen ieine
Sralt uno 81 glei6er 3eit cine S9aoener=
iabflage fir $50, 900 gegen ben Nbpotaten
@Derett 81. Osborn Elm.
Or. SapDer Deiratbete Dor ltl1gefG6r Iiez
ben Sabren, uno baS Yaar perfebrte in Der
beiten @eieaicbaft auf Ser g8eftieite. gu
t6ren 8efanntcn SGblte Elm junger, MANN
ltcb icb0ner QloDDfat gtamens q. osborn.
Die OtGnncr i6loiicn baIb Elm enges
MISUNDERSTANDING, u1o !6err osborn
murOe Elm fat tdgltcber @ait in benz ga
pDer'i6en Sauie. Seine 8esiebungelt All
Der iun9ett 6ran purben aber balo oerart,
baB Der Gatte &erbabt ib0pfte unb oas
8oar nGbcr 81 bcobacblen begarn. @r err
fubr, baB iie bGufiger in Dem 6auie go. a
@urti5ftraBe beintlt5 3uian1mentrafen, uno
I'm lebten Ofonta9 lieb CT iteb Stpei Salts
befeble. ausiteIen unb bas 9aar Dem Ricbz
ter Spon unter Oer 9lnflage beS @bebrucbs
pOrfibren. 9luBerbem aber retcbtc ct obenz
ertpGbnte Sla8e I'M Superior9ertbt Elm.
9te Sacbe bat groBcs Qlufieben inter
Den betrefenben @eielli6aftSfreiicn berz
pOrgerufen, un6 man itebt Der S~erban6lung
nit allgeuneiner Spannung entgcgen.
, 1893-05-17
Oholera uno Cuberculofe.

Sn Der 9eitern ob9ebaltenen SabreSberz
iammlun9 Der vSuinoiS State Wfe6ical
Society" belt Or. Daniel st. 8roiper einen
Gortrag iiber 8crbiitun9 Ser Gbolera unO
Guberculoie. @r iagte: Scr Comma
SaccilluS bringt nicbt 6urcb Die Ntz
moipbGre in baS m~enioblicbe SDitem, ionz
Bern nur 6urcb bic Seine, tpelcbe nit ben
2ebenSmitteIrl in Die Gingetpeioe 6ringen,
tpenn g~iiniti8e ltmitdnbe ioldbeS geitatten.
@S lit I'M boben @raOe i~pabrl6einlicb, baB
tpGDrenb elmer @pibemte ieDer gelun0e Wa
gen Wftuionen bon @Doleraz unb anoeren
&etmen in li6 aufntmmt ult6 perbaut. Die
@ntpt6lun9 Der Seine miro burcb f0rper>
ltbe S6pdcbe Ober our6 Surbt befOreert."
Der 9oftor ertpGbnte bann Bic befannz
ten GerbitungsmaBre8eln 9egen bie Gboz
lera, lit aber nt6t i'm Stanoe, einen neuen
@eiicbtspunft an5u9eben. Sn 8eSug auf
bic SubcrculOie la9tc er, baB oieielbe Diel
iblimmer ais Die Gbolera, Dtelleibt aber
burob Destruction iebr 81 bei6rGnfen lei.
Ser Spei6el ber 8atienten bllbet in ben
metiten TGQen ben Ntnite6ungsitoff.
, 1893-05-17
Die GPtnefen in Qufre9un9.
Qadoem Gas ibten onito6ioe ~ earY"=6efeb
pom Ober9eridt beitdtiet wnroe.

Sn vGbtnatotpn" berrI6t groBe Qufe
re9ung iiber Bic @iltigfeitserflGrung bes
y@earD"7 @eiebeS ieitens bes Sbergericbtes,
benz sur 6olge ale Gbineien, bic bier cine
Getbe DOn Sa6ren gelebt 6aben, iicb regiz
~Itriren unb photographer, Ober baS 9anb
berlaiicn miliien. 8on ben oiertauienb
bier lebenben Gbineien baben iic6 ungefdbr
tauienb rc9iitriren laiien, un6 tire t3abl
ipitrbe piel GROCER 9epeien ieir, penn Die
lecbS @bineien : @eieIl6aften nic6t am
L. Ofai cine &l1nbi6rift an bic Gbineien err
laiien bitten, in Der Tie Dor benz &egtftrtren
g%etoGrnt purOen, ba MAJ cine Nufbebung
OeS anitOBigen @eieBeS ertparte. 9iele
@uf6e6ung lit Nun nibt erfolgt, pielmcbr
bat oas Ober9eribt bic @iiltigteit 6eIielben
beitdtigt, unO Die Gbineien itnb baber be-
greifi6er QSeiie p0uig rat6los, ME lie licb
UerbaItcn loQen. @%abribeinli9 lit, baB
Die Oteiiten itcb ben G%oricbriften bes Sc
iebes fiigen perben. 2tnbererieits aber lit
faum 81 ertparten, baB Die GeSierung ge7
gen nibt : re9iitrirte Gbtneien porgeben
miro, ba bas un9ebeure Soften bcruriacben
wlirbe, fir Die feline 9edung borbanben lit.
, 1893-05-17
Stdott1hes,
Rletne Ua6ri6ten.

- Sin 6aus an Der @fe ser SO. Ctr.
uno g. @btcagO 9tpe,, @i9entbum BON
@barleS 8ees, puroe beute Wtorgen bonn
Seuer %8eritDrt. S6aben $500.
- Nus Sem TluB, Ditlid6 bon State
Str., fii6te man beute Mpr9en bic 2etcbe
zines unbefannten, tpabri6einltcb benz Dir
betteritanbe angebOrtgen Mtannes. Die
2ei6e wurOe na9 Si8munO's Mtor9ue be-
fOrbert.
= Sin BEL Ieinen @ltern in 6em 6auie
SEQ. 233 21. StraBe tpobnboftes &inb,
ipurbe beute Wtoreen I'M 8 11br auf Ser
&rer3ung Der genniDlpania & g8eitern
Snbiana S6icnen iiberfabren un6 10 i6tper
perlebt, bab eS cine StunOe ipdter itarb.
= 9ie 8oli3ei9efs Der peri9ic6eneu
9r0Beren Stdbte befinben ii6 felt beute
Morgen in Der Stabt unb tper0en mprgen
%gtac6mtttag tint l l1br i'm Hatbbauie etne
Gerlammlung obbalten, UNI bie @riinbung
zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ur1o elm ger1einia:
mes 8orgeben gegen Die Serbreber 81 be-
rQthen.
, 1893-05-17
Qrd9eIet unter Gbtnefen
in SoI9e Don meinunesperi6ieoenheiten
Hber oas 6eorY=6efe5.
81 e n Oprf, II. W2at.

Der bte1tgen @orlb pir6 BON 9(tlanta,
Ga, gemelbet, baB geitern Elm 9ubeno
Gbtneien benz Grtmtnalrtcbter borgefiibrt
uur0en, Inn ii9 tpe9en l1nru6eu gu perz
antporten, tuelcbe am Sonntag 9lbenO in
ibrem 8iertel itattgefunben batter, 9te
Sa9e getpann baburh an Sntereiie, ais
ftb berausitelte, baB bic 11nruben burb bic
perrGtberil3c 6a~nblunsstpeile bon eutebres
rem @biueicn peranlaBt porben tparen,
tpel6e iib batten rc9iitriren ~lolien, uno
tire photographer benz @ertdbte iibergez
ben batten. Die Dem &aiier Don Gbina
ergebenen 3opftrdger tabelten Sic 2eute,
neil tie it3 ben ameritanti6en @eieben ge7
fiigt batten, unb ein9ei6lagene g%taien,
Qrm> unb S6Gbelbritbe tparen bic Solge.
SGmmtli3en 3betIne6mern an Ser Briige7
lei purOen bObe @eGotrafen 5ubitttrt,
, 1893-05-17
BUD" 1tcGortbY's fa0ner u5ob"
db0efdafft.

Mtapor 6arriion nn6 GommiiiGr SET
Offcntli6en Qlrbeiten SOneS batten 6eute
Wfor8en cine 8eratbung bebufs @rmGBi7
9un9 Der Soften, 9err 6arriion erflarte,
OaB er Die Nbitbt babe, Bic Soften SIT perrin@
germ un0 ba8 8eiultat bsr 8cratbun9 mar,
boB y8ud" WtcGart6p Der biSber ben Gon7
trait fitr Ben S6ub Oer 6pOranten in Ser
talten Sa6res5eit IN Safe unb 5Doe 8art
bate, unb babel Don $4,000 bis $25, 900
iabrIi1 UcrDiente, iiD cinen an6eren SOB"
iucben muB, pcnn CT mitDeloS reid tperber1
mill. Die Stabt miro bon ieBt an Derarttge
Qr6eiten ielber be1Drgeu.
, 1893-05-17
Gtne gauge Ortidaft aus Roae
Don elmer eefebIofen Saroe eineedi9ert.
Sort Scott, &an., II. Wai.


Die seiebloie 8anbe, tpelcbe Dor etniger
Sabren Naen, Gratpforb unb Bourbon
@ountp unli6er macbte, unb BON pelber
teBt mebrere Wtt9lteber tbre Wtor6tbaten
uno &Gubereten I'M 3ucbt6auie biBen,
macbte ftb geitern 9ta6t tpieoer in elmer
flr bic Srti6aft 9epler in GratpforO
GountD i6reGltcb berberbli6en @ciie be-
merfbar. 6epIer lit Elm Stdbtcben bon
cttpa 800 @inpobnern; geftern Morsen
5pticben 8tpei unb Bret ubr bro6 in einer,
@ei3Gftsla0en baielbit pl0bli6 Seuer aus,
un6 ebe Sic @inpobner recbt aus benz
S6lafe erpa5t paren, itano Der gan3e Srt
in Slammen. 0as Seuer 16ien gu gletber
3ctt an mebreren Stelen aus3ubreben,
unb in t~peniger ais flint Stunben tparen
in gang 6epler nur no6 Elm Baar peretnz
settle 6duier Su ftnben. Mte eeitern ais
un5meitelbaft feitgeiteIt pur6e, mar bic
Seuersbrunit bas @erf berielben &otte,
tpelcbe it3 bOr eintgen Sabren gebtlbet
bate, I'm ibre Witglteber Dor @ingriffen
bon @ilenbabnen unb neuen Nnite6Lern 81
ibitBen; aber man glaubte, oaB bie1elbe
tbr rntpeien etngeiteut babe, na6Deln Der
&f Sabre lang gebauert uno cine
Wtenge Wtorbtbaten I'M @efol9e 9ebabt
bate. Der Undergraduate 0rt tpar BET
6auptftB Der @egner iener 9eleblolen
8anbe.
, 1893-05-17
Rrie9 oen Gtnbredern.
Die poIi5eimannf6oft i'm Stanton ape. Poll.
3etoiitrict perftdrft.

SInfun66reiBig 8oli3eibeamte in Gipils
f~leibung unb cine boppslte Nn3a6l in l1niz
form patrouiatrten geftern 2lbene in Dem
Stanton Qtpe. 8oltseibiitrict auf Ser Sucbe
nacb @in6recbern, Gapt. Wtabben bate
a~lmorgenOIicb 10 5ablreic6e 8ericbte iiber
Ginbrii9e bon bem 9ieut. 8inglcD empfan>
gen, 6aB er beiblOB, 8~tpan5ig Grtraleute
anSuiteuen unb BENT llntpeieu Elm @n6e
ma3en 81 laiien. ST IieB 3ebn 8eamte
aus Der 9eering StraBe unb bic anbereu
aus Der 30. StraBen Station I'M Stanton
9tpe 9iltrict pertDeilen. Sic trugen ale
GiOiltlei6ung unb er6ielten BEN 9Iuftrag,
ale Derbdcbttg ol5iebenben Gerlonen, bic
na6 12l1br auf ben StraBen betroffen
%pitrben, an5ubalten unO iiber ytpober uub
pobin" 81 befragen.
Snipeftor &ocb erfldrt, 6aB BENT ltntpeien
UNI ieOen BreiS ein @nbe genadbt tperoen
miiic, ba Bic 8eipobner bes 9titrictes tGgz
Ii6 nit 8eicbiperoen gum Gopt. Wtabben
fQmen unb i'm I'm polt5etlidben Sbub
fir 2eben unb @igelttbum eriucbten.
, 1893-05-17
0enoerte fetnen Uamen.

ears g. Sobnion, Elm Otit9lie6 Ser
@runOei9entbumsftrma So6nion & @alter,
rei6te beute Mtor8en i'm ~&reiS8eri5t cine
8etttion I'M Nenberung ieine5 &ornamens
elm. Gr erbielt bon Dem &icbter Sulep bte
@rlaubntB, iidb in 3utunft y@urofus"
Sobnion nennen 81 biirfen. t6err Sobnion
bat bieie 9tenberung beBbal6 pornebmen
~Iaiien, neil ct ei1cn bebeuten6en 6an6el
nit @runbeigentbum betretbt urb 10 piele
53ablungsbefeble ge9en Sen 9tonen 2ars g.
Sobnion in ben 0eri3ten ausgeitelt perz
ben, baB es icbniertg mar. Die lbftracte bon
SeDlern treiSu6aLten.