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ONE RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
Some Racy Political Scandals Likely to
Crop Out in BROOKLYN.

Some Racy Political Scandals Likely to
Crop Out in Brooklyn.
I, NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The overthrow of
the Brooklyn ring of politicians on cleo
ton day will be followed by the exposure
OF what is believed to be the greatest
scandal connected with them. The Long
Island water supply scandal involved
81. $50, 900. In the combined Columbian
celebration bill $4,000 was concerned.
The Twelfth Ward Park affair had to do
with an improper expenditure of Sl2S, ,000.
These are all large affairs, but they were
as nothing to the suit that Will presently
be begun against the officers OF the city
Tor an accounting of more than S5,000,000.
This sum. it is alleged, has been paid
without proper warrant to contractors,
who pretended to have cleaned the city
streets, and that contractors were being
paid for work on streets which had never
been performei has been matter of re-
port for some time.
1t was SAID also that the vouchers bore
neither the Endorsement of the Superin-
tendent of Streets nor the affidavit of the
contractor, as required by law, but not
until investigation was begun with a
view to recover the money was the ex-
tent of the alleged fraud dreamed of.
George B. Sterling, Superintendent of
Streets, who is chiefly concerned, had a
salary of IS, 500. a few years ago he was
believed 10 be practically penniless. Now
he owns a costly residence and many
valuable trotters.
Either Perished or Were Driven Away.
BARDsTowN (Ky.l, Nov. II. = Phil
Evans home was burned to the ground,
and his family either perished therein or
were run away by an infuriated crowd.
VINO committed the act is unknown. Ed
Halls house and every road and every
house at Samuel's depot are guarded to-
night by men armed with shotguns, III
anticipation of negro uprising.
The record-union., 1893-11-13

heVolutIo nary Leau9f OHuer Arrest
MATAMoRAs Mex, Nov. IA great
sensation was created here by tele-
graphic announcement from the City of
Mexico that General Juan G. Cortina,
one of the greatest revolutionary leaders
of Mexico, had been arrested and impris-
oned at San Juan Deullo prison by order
of President Diaz for attempting to incite
another revolutionary uprising against
the Government. Matamoras was Cen
eral Cortiuas' old home. Twenty five
years ago he was the most desperate and
greatly feared man in Mexico. He ruled
the Rio Grande border from Laredo to
the mouth of the river.
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Honduras, Apology satisfactory.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Secretary
Gresham gave out the following tonight:
"W hen authentic information was re-
ceived OF the firing upon the merican
mail steamer Costa Rica at Mapala on the
9th instant, because Of the refusal of the
Captain to deliver up Bonilla, a passen
ger, Young, United States Minister at
Honduras, under instructions of
Gresham, by direction of the President.
protested against the act. and demanded
an apology. The Government of Hon
duras promptly disavowed the conduc
OF it's officers and expressed sincere re-
gret at the occurrence. The apology of
Honduras is entirely satisfactory to the
United States"
The record-union., 1893-11-13
a Deposed Probate Judge Indicted.
The Evans Trial Continued.

JACKSON, Nov. 12.-The Evans trial
was continued until November 9th,
owing to the illness of one of the jurors.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17
At Rest.

The funeral of Jacob Young, Grand
Master of the I. o. .. F. of Nevada,
took place from National Guard Hall,
Virginia City, at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The large hall was filed
to overlooking with people from Vir-
ginia City ana the surrounding coun-
try who testified by their presence
tho respect in which they held the
deceased. The Lodges in Virginia,
Reno, Carson, Dayton and Gold Hill
turned out In large numbers. Genoa,
Washoe and Elko Lodges were also
represented.
The members Of tho Order formed
in procession in the spacious lodge
room and marched down stairs to the
hall where the funeral services woro
conducted by Virginia Lodge No. 3.
After the singing Of an appropriate
hymn by the choral society, Rev Mark
Jukes road theBpiscopal burial service
which Was followed by the beautiful
aud impressive funeral service Of the
Order by Mark Averill, Noble Grand,
and @. e. Mack, Chaplain. At the
conclu sion Of the final hymn tho
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17

SIS. Hamill, of Chicago, author OF
the new science OF elocution, assisted
by his daughter, Miss Minnie Hamill,
will give recitations and Shakespe-
rian representations, both humorous,
pathetic and tragic as Freeman Hall
next Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
at 8 o'clock, for the benefit of the
Elko public schools. ,Thoy come
highly recommended by the press of
the country and il you want to enjoy
rare treat you should not fail To
attend. Tickets, 81 cents; children
under IL, % cts. Reserved seats at
the postoffice without extra charge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17

Cartons OF Virginia and Reno, in full
uniform, marched out of the hall fol-
lowed by the members OF the Order in
full regalia aud the Exempt Fire
mems Association and formed in pro-
cession on G Street headed by Cara's
band and escorted the remains to
their final resting place in the I. o.
.. +. cemetery south OF town. The
burial services Of the Order were per-
formed at the grave AID all that wus
mortal of Bro. Young was laid away
to wait the resurrection morn.
The funeral cortege was one Of the
largest over seen in Virginia City and,
as it wendell it's way down G. street
toward the City OF the Dead, many
were the expressions OF sorrow over
the untimely death Of Jacob Young.
we'll not forget thee, We who stay
10 work little longer here;
Thy name, thy faith, thy love shall lie
On memory's page all bright and
clear.
And when o'orwearied by the toll
or life our heavy limbs shall be,
Well come, and one by one lie down
Upon dear mother earth with thee.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17

w. w. Booher returned from Cali
fornia and the western part Of the
State this morning. He attended
the funeral OF the late Jake Young at
Virginia City yesterday.
Tho unmarried young people of
MoDonough, Ga, intend forming a
"matrimoQ;ai alliance" The object
OF the club will be secure suitable
husbands and wives for the members.
Canada is TO send a mammoth
cheese to the Worlds Fair at Chica-
go. It will be feet in dat. eter, 6
feet in height and IL tons in weight,
and the product of milk from 10000
COVE.
The Woodford, KY, Sun tells OF a
wooden-legged cat that flourished as
a famous rat killer in Woodtord coun-
ty, clubbing the rats to death with
his artificial limb. The kitten was
born with only three legs.
A game Of baseball was played yes
terday between the school boys and
n picked nine in which the former
were victorious. The boys played n
nice game, and easily defeated their
opponents by score of ten to three.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges
the receipt of a beautiful Worlds
Fair souvenir from keenan, & Sons,
Chicago. 1t is filled with valuable
information for visitors to the fair.
Send to them for one as it costs moth
ing.
Q. w. Grover, who returned from
Secret Valley Yesterday, reports lots
OF snow in that vicinity, although
cattle are in fine condition. The mail
is carried from Halleck TO the summit
OF the Ruby's in blackboard; there q
change is made to sleighs which run
to Griswold's, in Ruby Valley.
The art of confusing one thing
with another hourishes in every
country in the world. 1t was in
Canada, for instance that u newspa-
per advertisement of q nursing bottle
concluded as follows: "When the
baby is done drinking, it must be
unscrewed and laid in a cool place. a"
Au alarm of fire was rounded last
night. caused by the burning OF the
fence adjacent to Coon Wah's laun-
dry. The fire, which started from
ashes in an old wooden barrel setting
against the fence, was put out with
but slight dam age, but, had it not
been discovered in the nick of time.
might have caused q serious confia-
grafton.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17
FOB sale.
Freeman Hall will be sold
cheap for cash. For further
particulars inquire: of
III. S. VANDRIELEN,
If. Manager.
A Great Offer,

The New York World offers Cham
ber's Universal Encyclopedia in 80
handy volumes, II mo. size and 400
pages each, 1900 pages in all, to all
OF it's subscribers whose subscriptions
do not expire before April 10, 1893,
for the small sum of S2.1O. The
books are bound in strong manila
flexible covers and will be sent free
OF charge to any address after the
10Th of April, 1893. IL you want to
share in this splendid offer and are
not subscriber TO the World, send
8.10--.sl for the paper and S2.10 for
the books--to this Office and we will
order them for you.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17

4 fine display of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought to
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17

Dave Casper ia the agent for the
celebrated Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.,
OF st. Louis, whose shoes are recog-
nized to be the finest in the world.
1w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17
State Land ONCE.

Since the last report one applica-
ton to purchase State land was
filed, embracing 40 acres.
CASH RECEIPTS.
Payments on application. ....$ 10 90
Interest payments. ........... 1146 90
Total. ......... 81 56 90
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17

W. T. Crane. of South Fork, came
In yesterday.
DR.. Hood, of Battle Mountain was
in town this morning.
E. Penrod left for the northern part
OF the county yesterday.
Charley Gardner came up from
Lovelock yesterday morning.
Don't forget the entertainment at
Freeman Hall tomorrow night.
Charley Boskiwitz paid the INDIE
PENDENT Office a pleasant visit to-
day.
Mrs. Jas. Stauts, Harry and Thos.
VauDrielen have returned from Oe-
den.
Virginia City is very dull, at least
that is what everybody told us yes
terday.
The exercises at the opening eff the
Worlds Fair, May 1, will be held out
OF doors.
William Oats, prominent Knight
Templar, was buried in Virginia City
yesterday.
A couple OF Reno young men are
preparing to go to tho Worlds Fair
on bicycles.
Charley Gooding and A. w. Hesson
are painting the outside of the Pres
byterian church.
W. b. Duval, ono OF the purch asers
OF tho Penrod mines, left to-day for
island Mountain.
DR.. Henderson went out to North
Fork Friday night 70 attend Mrs.
Fillippl GARLIC, who is quite sick.
What's the matter with the Love-
lock New Era? We have not received
a copy OF the paper for over two
weeks.
The London Times, in list of the
nickel mines OF the world, gives mines
OF Cottonwood, near Lovelock, first
place.
Last nights incipient blaze should
DO q warning to our people not to
dump ashes near any combustible
material. .-...
Owing to the death OF the late Mrs.
w. s. VanDreilen, freeman Hall is
offered for sale at bargain. See tho
r2ksoo -, on.fhor ooI,,c1n
The noblest characters are those
wao have steered the life vessel
through stormiest seas. A bed Of
down never nurtured a great SOL
der.
Here's sign that every girl should
implicitly believe in, as it seldom falls
to come true: "a secret marriage is a
sign OF public and often lifelong
misery"
"Did any Of them get away?" asked
President Cleveland OF Senator
PaImer, who entered bis Office at the
head of a delegation OF twenty Office
seekers.
Director Davis reports that 1,S37
cur loads of goods for the Worlds
Fair have arrived at Chicago. Tho
names Of $4,000 exhibitors have been
registered.
WASHINGTON Star:-"Begorry," said
Mr.. Dolan ms he read of the Presi-
DENTS preference for business men,
"the way to get along in politics 10 to
kape out av i'll"
While in San Francisco last week
we met Judge Belknap. His many
friends will be pleased TO learn that
he is recovering his health and hopes
h. Ill .....lk a1.ni.a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-17

9ALMAGUNDl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Gin cfsu far ,.psi 3tmmsr. .

Die Sausfrausn iommen oft in bic
Gage, bob iie jipei 8immsr bur& einen
Dfen beuen mafen. Denn nun ber
Dfen ni&t serabe In bic @anb sinee.
mauert Ia, ba6 Ct bic Bdrme in beipe
3immer ansftrablt, bann III Der Grfola
sumeiit Elm iebr un,ulansli&er !; bic 9bdr
sipii&sn ben beiben 8immer itsbt INNER
often, aber bas ofenloie 8,mmer bIeibi
folt. irdbreub bas, In ipelhem Der Ofsn
itsbt. Grrbsist III. Go 1T aber iebr leiHi,
oieism llsbelifano abjubelfen unb cine
beRere 0ertbeilun8 Der Wdrme In bsibsn
5immern berteiaufibrsn. Sc iinb nut
IN rer @anb. ipeIhe bic bsioen Ndums
uerbinoet. aipei O,fnunsen onaubrinsen.
cine unmittelbar an Der Dede une cine
sipeite unmittelbar om Subbooen. Damn
oringt bic iparme Buff burh bic obere
Oeffnuns in bas ofenloie Simmer Elm.
mdbreno bic fahe burt bic untere Def,
uuns BEN Ofen In BEN anbern 8immer
suii6mt. 9ur& Mnb,in8une e,nfa4sr
2lappen an ben Osifnuneen fann man
ben Wdrmeaustoui& 3wiiHen ben beiben
Raumsn na& Beliebsn reseln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
8eituuaSs . o efeAe.

3sttuussa ksiFshsab, bic sur4 ek ysh ssr.
fanst psrbsa, kat sas BH. Giaatsn VsSiHt
feIesuss erf&tisaHssn ese.ssn.
1. o atsnnsnisn. sis Mot bsiftmmt al.
bshsusn, sht anesnemmsn. eat fs sins Cert.
tfpnus ! n, absausmsnis ptnfesa.
.. i3fsnsn assnnsnisn eiHs !3dtuue ab.
70 iaus A. pnausssbn ddslts psasss lsnssn,
bis api &hdRSHes bq,eii fne.
8 GsuR absnnsutsn 70 snfdumsn sbu
I'D psissru, BE 3dnns ssn esm psaomi ah-
iuhsIsn, an rslAts n ahrt FIT "A, 10 FHe ft
ssrantpprtii1. bic tkrs Rs@naHe bs1abA uHs
b. 3situns abbshsai ID.
1. @snn absnnsnisn zen dnsui pehami
ssrjisksn, stns esa pssausesess 10 bsna8Sid
iissH, unb he 3tmns wirb stffu eabin st.
fanst. e fas Fs fas ben ssasa 4sivas ssT.
anipsrili@.
5. Die @sri4is babsa snif&isssn, sae be
@dseruns. dns bsas1ts 3siiuHe ssn bu pfh
ab,ubeIfn. Gin Gspfis ess suiu&isn Ssirues
unb firafbs 2.
6. be,ApIeH absnuenien tm Dcraus, 70 n
Il 'sse pai&t mad ablauf ier 3eit Ra6riHi
q ssbsn, bak &c be 3uknhung Mot itrnsr
sinl@sn3 anhsrHfa1s ianH Der psansesbtf
bic 3situne pdier isnbsn unh bsr Nbsnnsnt ia
bafi6ar, be e. fHnfliH bas HIatt abbsRsRi
uns cue NhdnSnbs bsiabIi FAB.
Z. Tie nsush \ poaasfes sufaesn, ea6
tin Sraueesbsr hesnh Ssriarbsn psasu Be.
TRUCE bslanssH fam, ess stas 3d una belt
nnb bic 3ob arg ssrw istit. unter bifitm
Gslte fam Gin Nlann, Der cine 3siiuus lSn-
aert 3sit auHimmt OIL nc haftr ~ t1aeIsu
uHe kann ben 1uaufasku eur9 len ppfmsi.
fu tsno6ridtiesu l6bt hab fs jarhdgpisita
(refusej) III, suhaitit uub tsifTafi psrbsH II
suislbsn Dsis pie ssssn CisshabIs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20

feline @sipalt ipsit rsi@t unb gum MotIe
ober S&aben ausseabt tperben fann.
Nidt gan, 70 ipi&tis iit bas amt bes
S1atmeihers. benn biefer 8eamte BAT
senasenbe 8arei&aft fiir sstreue pFi&t.
erfiauns unb ebrli&e 0eripaltune ber
ibm anpertrauten @eloer au fteIIen; Ct.
faIt er feline gfIi&t ni&t, 70 baben aIiO
msbr feline Blrsen. als bic Stabt ieIbit
w lsiben. Das tpi&tisfe Imt III bass
isniss bes GontrolIsurs. benn &c bat ale
ausseiteaten 8abIunssanipeiiunsen in
,wsifa&er Sinidt au prdfsn; sritens,
Oh fe seiesli&, unb aueitens, ob fe Tor.
rstt finb auberbem bat CT anbere tpi6s
lise Obliesenbeiten su srfiiaen. bic Aaes
IN alIem, isin amt su einem febr Serant'
portlimsn MAIDEN. Mie tpi&tis baa
lint Der Mfsforen OSer Steuerabf&dssr
n. tpiiien bic 2eisr i&on eber, Obsr Ton.
men ss penishens besreifen, ipsnn mi,
iasen, bab biefeIben ieben SUB 2anr
unb iebes Gstduoe nab Rs&t unb Bill.
Iisieit atsuf&dsen baben. Sn Oieism
amte fann, lpenn Elm slHefor sepiReulos
isin nil. srobe parteil,Hfeit su Guniten
bon Gorporationen unb priuatperionen
asabt ,psrben. Die aHeforen ioatsn
,Iio in erfsr 2inie ssw,iienbuft uni
oann aud i'm Stanbe fem. ben Dertb
uon Realeisentbum ,u i&dsen. bamit iis
ui&t ipiRenili& ober unwiHentli& cine
llnsere&tisssit bsssben.
ileber allss pi&.is uber iino bic @ab.
fen ftir Stabtrdtbe in ben psrf&isbensn
Barbs. Dsnn Elm 1au BON Sunoameni
aus i&Is&t aufaeiabrt ut. 70 iDnnen bie'
isnissn, ,psI&en Der Musbau uno Boaens
ouns anuertraut If, unm6sli& ben Jsb.
Ter tpieber Gut MAIDEN. ST Der Stabt'
ratb in ieinsr 9ufammeniesuns forrupt.
70 iperben Der aauF,&ieit 1bor unb 3is.
eel ssDfnet, uno ale Mnitrensunsen bel
Rapors unb Gontroqeurs far cine CUTE
Stabtperiualtune iueroen pereitelt. Di'
mS@ten bic 1iIrser FOLDER Warbs. BIZ
Stabtrdtbe au erpdblen baben. brinsent
auf bic @i&tisseit Der GripabInns ebr,
lH@er unb unbef&oItener Wdn'
ner ipieberbOlt aufmeriiam MAIDEN, I'm,
oabei iolltsn fie ni&t oarauf ieben. mel
DER partei ober Nationalitat Der 8stref4
fsnbe ansebbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Die Wertilsaus BON RBaryen.

Sn ben ..Ibe,ap. Nonatsi1r." glib,
Saalfelb cine aberiiHiIiHe Suiammen,
itsauns bsr periGisosnsn sebrdu&I,Hen
Dlsib ben dber bic Gnifernune pon Dar.
sen. bic mir bier fOlsen luRsn: gu ben
1smii&en Ot,iteln eeboren raudenos
Saipetsridure, Giiiaidure, Gbromidure.
lr,dIoreiiieidure. haiiise 3aIbOtidurs,
Giisn&lo,io, tpeldbe nit @laS obsr Sola
hdb9en auf,utrasen iinb. unb ,sbnpto'
aent,se Subllmats ober SaliepltUuooium.
psl@es nit einsm 9aarpiniel aufsetra.
gen wiro. Sn beiosn 6aaen empFebli
e f6, bic umsebsnps 9aut nit slnet
5&,ht QoQobium ober sinem N,nes
DeftpFaitsr DOT Der 6 npirfuns bes Ass'
mittels Su fh1ten. Bei ben bsiDen lest
genannien Wl,iisIn triit na@ msbrmaiieem
Auftrassn msif Giterune elsi&Seit,s nit
Der 9ertbran8 Der Wa-ae Elm. Da man
aber bel aQen bieien Astmittsln bic bss
abF&ti8te Sntenii iitdt ber Nirfune in bic
lwf. ni&t eenau bstimmsn tam, 70 III
ole Operation bduFs bon feinsm boil.
tommsnen GIfolse bseleiiet. unb es treten
Rseibiue auf oper bic 5,it6runs eebi
lber baS 8tei binaus. ipobur6 bdbli&e
Rarbsn sniftsbsn. Dabsr smpEsblt &c
i@, ben isstsn RsR ber Darse NIT 96i'
lenasin ober Gbloraini su dsen ooer bic
DunrId&e NIT Neioretn ~ beitreuen.
aabt lian auf Dieisr porbsr einise SO
eainirihalIe ii@ lSisn. 10 tann bas Aesen
oes lstten 3sites nabeju ihmsi;los er.
folsen. @eiiielte. niht Ha& oufisenos
Barjen Tam man aud bur@ Abbinben
NIT sinsm ieioeaen Gaben enifsrnen
G,n3slne. brett aufFsenoe fa&e Dar3sn
loHsn f& hur@ Aufssen pom apan;ls.
bio brsibipprosentiSsr SalicplidurspHa'
hermuQ beieitieen. Das sIei&e Bstfab.
ren ioa iur Gnifsrnuns bon 2sba Ftden
antpenbbar iein. Sc pitb b,n3ueefiiat.
oo6 Der innere @ebrauH BON Nrien Lii
quor Arsenicalis Fowl hdufis @araen
uosrral&enp fdneu gum Beri&winoin &c.
bra&t bat. Non anberer Seite uutos
pe,ii&ert, bab na@ BEN Ginnebmen ris.
psrboltsr Toien pon Duterials Worsen
plSsIi& unb poaadnois psri&wanben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20

g8n laFm felass bier foissn: z
pfunb Webl, / pfanb rpsiber Sonia, 4
Bfuno 8udsr. ! gfuno Butter. I pfunt
sei6niitene Manoeln. ipslhe man in
Ofen stpas t5itst. ilsinssi&nittsne Gi'
lronsns ODER Apfelfinnenidale. nnss
Nslien. sinise abrnet 3aroamom, nn3s
sereiniste uno aufseISte gottaide. So.
n;s unb Butter ldbt man ioaen, nimml
ben 1opf pom Ssusr. ribrt Msbl. @s.
pai, uno Tie erbblih ssftcbenen ylan.
oeln binju. niGt ipenn Der Ts.6
sispas abseflblt IN. bic 9ottai&e GUT
our& unb last ibn iiber Ra6t lieSeu.
Damn roat man benielbsn einen fleiaen
finger bid aus. maht Jpn nit elmer 5otm
,u fIeinsn. bier, disen 2u&en. Isst auf
iepe epise cine asfpaltene Wanoel, auA
Gin sad Gitronat une badt Fs gar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20
Eutfeseru jn reinisen.

Nlan bereiset aus lauiparmem Wai1ei
uno Ssife cine ibdumenbt 2auee.
'&wenet BARN bic Sober mebrmaIs Dutt.
ipalt iie in teinem DaRer. brhdt fl
lsi&t aus nnb sieht fs bann no&mali
out& NaHsr, IN psl&em ettpas Blau
aufesI6f 10. Qeiht ausssDrtidt. bdnsi
man bic Seban gum Trodnen on bi.
Sonne oosS eseen ben tparmen OfsH
Ran irduielt iis NIT elmer S&eere, inoem
man ieben einsetnen 1beil iiber ben @ai.
Ten osrielben aieht ODER hrsut SaIs aui
slabenbe 9oblen uisp bdlt bann bic Js'
bern harAber.
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Neues Oerfabren. uua 2einen3eue
su tpafAen.


Da i&arfe SobaIausen bic @di&s
beim Mai1en befanntlid an8reifen. 70
bat mon elm neuss DaiHpe, fabren aus'
iinbis ssma&t, bas biefen nsbsltane be'
ieitist unb bas infolse befsn aud mebI
unb msbr aniIans Fnbet. Nan loft
ndmliH. tpie baS paients unb te6nii&e
Bureau bon Ni&arb 2abers in @5rl,S
miitbeilt, etipa 2 pfuns Seife in etipa
Ia 2itsr tparmsn Waiiers auf unb feti
oieier 2ause einen Gbl5ffsl poQ Isrpeniin
uab brsi Gsibifel pol Salmiafseift coel
Ammoniaii aiiisisit ~. Sn bieier Nii&.
uus. bic gut bur&sertttt iperben mus.
wei&t man bic Wdide atpei bio bre,
Stunoen lang Elm, tpdbrenb tpel@er 8eii
Der 0si1sl ober bas @efdb m6sIi&it lufs.
oi&t a. psti4lie6en 1T. 9ierauf ipdf&I
unb ipllt mon bic Wdf&e in 8ep1bnli
DER Dsifs. Die Gauge Tam ie na&
llmiidnben mebrsremale bsnGtt merben.
IN ipsl&sm Sale mon INNER ipiecer ct.
was 1erpertin (einen balben Tbeelbfsl)
uno stmas Salmiaissift (sinen GBlbHsD
binauleten mus. Dlan eripart bur& Die.
ies lBai&psrfabrsu piel 8eit. Arbeit unb
Brennmaterial. Die Ddi&e leicst AUDI
ni&t i'm eerinsftn, ba Salmiatseif uni
letpentin itinerlei iddol,&en Ginfub
ausibsn uno bic Wdi&s faft gar MIDI
serisben ju iperbsn braa&t. Der Sal'
miaissiit psrbunftet iofort beim Daf&sn
uuo Spalen, mdtrenb ber 0eru@ bes
Ierpentins ipdbrsnc bes Tro6nsnS eer
H6i&e sdn,li& usri&winbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-20

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mirh benz 8rldenproisit aud fir bisies
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$3.50. 900 foasn tparbsn. absr ba
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ipri&w5rtIi@ ssiuorbenen itdotii&sn
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nue. Bride) pdre bas Gnbe eines iol&sn
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man tpiiroe mbSli&eripeiie sipei uno ore.
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es wirb often sinseftauben. bab bsr
eudauanna SIub frlber ober ipdtsr aui
bic 2dnss bon bier ooer fanf 8lods aber'
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