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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
Hen and Kittens.

It may interest your readers who
care about this sort of subject to
hear of the singular incident at our
fa,Sn two years ago of hen taking
charge of three kittens. The moth
er cat must have taken them herself
an hour or two after their birth and
placed them under the hen, which
had made a nest for herself two or
three yards off under the manager in
q cowsked. l saw the cat and her
progeny lying on the straw directly
after their birth and noticed the hen
on her nest. Returning an hour or
two later, the cowman showed me
the kittens under the hen, wonder
ing how they had got there, as no
body else had been in the shed, and
he lad not touched them.
Till the kittens grow too big, the
hen never left them. The cat used
to 60 away foraeing and come down
every now and then, throw herself
down alongside the hen and nurse
her young ones, sometimes lying
with her head under and her paws
almost round the hens neck. AS the
kittens got older it was droll to see
their foster mother following them
about and trying to cover them with
her wings. For some six weeks it
was quite the sight of the neighbor-
hood. Cor. London Spectator
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
No Blanks in this Competition.

This is competition OF rather an unusna'
nature. 1t 10 common to offer prizes Tor the
hes, story. or picture, or architectural plan.
all the competitors risking the loss OF their
labor and the successful one meielV eeillhg
his for the amount of the prize. But the
Press Claims Companv's Offer is something
entirely different Each person is asked
merely to help himself, and the one who
helms himself to the best advantage Is To tie
rewarded for doing ii, The prize is only q
stimulus to do something that woul1 be well
worth dong it. The architect whose COM
pet,tiye plan for a club house on c. iain
corner 10 not accepted has speat his labor on
something of verv little USE to him. But the
person who patents simple and useful de
vice in the Press Claims Company's CONNIE
ti,ion, need not worry if he fail to secure the
pr,zc He has a substantial result 10 show
for his work one that vii, command lis val
ne In the market at any time.
The PLAN man who uses any article IN his
daily work ought to know better how to in
prove IT than the mechanical expert VINO
studies it only from the theoretical pom OF
view. Get rid of the idea that An improve
ment can be too simple to- I've worth patent
ing The SIMPLER the better. The person
who best succeeds in combining simplicity
snd popularity, will get the Pres. Claims
Company's twenty five hundred dollars
The responsibility of this company my he
Judged from the fact that it, stock ID held ny
about three hundred of the leading newspa
pers of the United States.
Address the ress Claims Company, John
Wedderhurr managing a'orney,elSF street.
N w., Washington. d. o. my4
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28

He--I found my first gray halr this
morning.
She-Oh. give 1t to me TO remember
you by.
He-But I want it to remember you
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
Cucumber Snakes.

Down in Miles River neck, Talbot
county, there is spot where the
average Chinese would delight to
dwell. 1t is a place where Chinese
cucumbers grow to an enormous size.
This vegetable, however, assumes
sometimes shape which frightens
the natives of the neighborhood, in
spite of the fact that Talbot is local
option county. The cucumber grows
long and slim, and at times twists
itself into coils resembling snake.
A man gong from Easton the other
day to Miles River ferry, i'll passing
little clearing in the woods, noticed
green looking object iii patch of
vegetables, and he got over the fence
to make a closer examination. He
almost tainted.
Another citizen came along soon
afterward. The first man had re-
vived and was leaving the patch at a
Nancy Hanks gait. When accosted,
he said to his friend, Been bit by
snake; woods full of EN-" Citizen
No. 2 persuaded the frightened man
to 60 back, and upon examination
the snake proved to be Chinese Gu
cumber about q inches long, which
in the course of growth had twisted
itself up in the form of a snake
Baltimore American.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
Walfar HAaant In Ireland.

While Mr.. Besant was at Queens.
town on his way to America he left
the Etruria long enough to take
ride on a jauneing car. He says:
The drivers and the sellers of lace
and Of strawberries are more Irish
than anything you ever saw in Ire
land. Says wayfarer-an artless
son Of the soil-to the driver, IT'S
the top o tn marnin to We, Pat"
How beautifully Irish! How poet
ical! Pat" asks the doubter, If you
passed that man with no visitors on
your car would he say. 1.-THE top O
tn marnm to you," or would he say
"Marnin, Patf" The driver laughs,
"Marnin, he would say, or nothin at
all" Quite SO. 1t is poetical race.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
Ylnsoln's vpinien Of Cow Aruice.


While Lincoln was fearless IN his
own nature he had the keenest for
bearance for the timidity of others.
He would never consent to shoot
soldier for cowardice. He called them
leg cases."
mo one need ever expect me to
sanction the shooting Of man for
running away in battle, he said to
me once. II won't do it. A man
can't help being a coward any moro
than he could help humpback, If he
were born with one" Then, turning
to me again, he said, VOORHEES,,
were you ever scaredf
confessed that / had some little
experience that way.
$50 have T." said Lincoln, laughing.
land just know what it means.
And in any contest or controversy
which arises between the head and
the heel. never knew the heels to
get anything but the best of it. No,
sir; they needn't send any leg cases
10 me at ill. III never order man
shot for any such offense."
Once when was up to the White
House to see him about something
no turned to me with pathetic look
Of anxious pain and said: voorhees,,
doesn't it seem strange that l should
he here-I, a man who couldn't cut
chickens head off, with blood run
ming all around me1"--Senator Voor-
hees in Kansas City Times.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28

II subn,, the within described in,cntion
in connection for the T"' n,y five Hundred
Dollar Prize offered by the Press Claims
Company. ',
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
VII sn HARD ASST SEEMS.

A nat, Mt strikes most people M MI "Pt"''
;nolv formidable thing. The idea is 'hst nn
;nven, or must lie natural genus ''ke Eul.
son or Bel, that he must put years 70 de'V'ng
in complicated mechanical pronlcms "no
that he mus, spend fortune on dei'ca!ee A
ner,mcn,s before he can get new arvice :"
= naten,ahl. degree OF perfection TINS de'
lus,on the company desires to d'spe!' IL &c.
aires to Re, into the head of the public c'ear
compre6er sion Of the tact that 1t 's not 'ne
orcat complex, and expensive inventions
sh,, bring the h, st returns to their authors
hut the little, simple, and cheap 0nes-. me
things that .rem 81 absurd'y TRIVIA that 'n nc
citizen would feel somewhat ashamea o.
bringing them to the attention OF inc 1"'e"'
Off'Ce. -o,.;,.d
Edison says that the profits he has received !I'
from the patents ON all his marvellous 'h'en.
,inns have not been sufi1cicn, to pay the COST
NJ hin experiments But the man wh" CON
ceiyed The idea of fastening bit OF rubber
cord to a child's ball. so tina, it w"u'o come
back to his hard when 'hr .wh mace ~.
time ont of hin scheme. The modern sew.
,no machine ia miracle OF ingenuity ,he
nrod,lct of the toll of hund. eds OF busy or"'hs
through hundred and fifty years Oh. ~.
whole hrilian, result rests upon 'hr s1'"r'o
device of putting the eye 81 the heeelc ~ Vic
noint instead of the other end
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
Not Practicable Here.

At Copenhagen a young woman
who seized thicf and held him un-
til the police came was presented
with a diamond brooch and fatter
ing letter Of thanks from the director
of police and received an offer OF
marriage from we'll known journal
list. Women thief catchers are SO nu.
merous in this country that it has
been suggested that it would bank
rupt the police department to attempt
to reward them all, not to mention
exhausting the supply Of marriage
able journalists. New York Sun.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
PRIZES ON PATENTS.
How to Get twenty-five Hun
dred Dollars for Nothing.
The winner has u Clear Gilt ora
small Fortune, and tie Losers
stave Patents that may
Bring them In still
More.

Would you like to make twent,y'f1ve nun,
dred 'l"lIarsi Ifyou would read carefully
what follows and you may see way TO a" ~ ~
The Press Claims Company deyo.es MUG. much
attention to patents, 1t has handled .hous.
ands of applications for inventions, n T,o ~ ~
s.n,,d ike TO handle thousands more. There
10 nlentv of inventive talent in this country,
neeiinG nothing but courage III eli
t" produce practical results. That enconr
y cement the Press Claims Compan' pro-
poses to give.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
A Case of Thrift,

Wife-An phwy do yez be takin
thin pills when yez are we'll again9
uusband-Faith, would ye be Attn
er havin me let a dollars worth OF
pills go to wastei It's a thriftless
family Oh married into, sure, New
York Weekly.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
THE LITTLE THl<GS THE
MOST VALUABLE.

Compara,ively few people regard tnem
solves ~ inventor, but almost everybody
hos been struck, at Que time or aho'her'
with IDEAS lGa, seemed calculated 10 re"uce
some Of the little tliclicns of life Usually
snnh IDEAS urc dismissed without tnrth
thought .,o
why don, the railroad company mak'
;,s cnr w;ndows so that they could he slid mp
and down wilho.r breaking the passengers
ha, ks ." exclaims the traveller III were
running the road would make them IN s1ch
way" ,,oo
What was the man that made tins sauce
nan thinking off, grumhle- the COOK ne
never had to work oyer stove, or he "ou'm u
have know n how it ought TO have bt'n nAtu
Hang such a collar button " grow VS. 'ne
man who is late for breakfast III were VI
,Lp business I'd make buttons that ~on,d''
slip out or break of, or gouge out 'he "a'A
| of my neck ,,o,,,
And then the various sufferers forget "'"u'
their prit yancrs and begin to th'nx Oh s"'ne
thing else. lithey would sit down al 'hc
next convenient opportunity, put 'he'r 'ot's
about cur windows, sauce ans MI" 'o''"'
hu,tons into practical shape, and then Apply
far na,.nl.. thev might find themselves MS
INDEPENDENTLY wealthy as the man VII" IN
W no patented the fifteen puzzle.
ATEMI'TlNG OFFER.
tn inducc p,op,r to keep track of their
| briph, ideas AMI see what there Is III 'hrn'
the Press Claims Company has resolved 10
| offer plze.
no shppcrsOn who submits to
II the simplest and most prom.
ising inventiOn,f from n com ner.
cinI point of> lew. the company
willgive $4,000 in cn-h. /" adj
dition to refunding The fees Tor
securing the patent.
ltwitl also advertise the IN.
yention free Ofcharge.
! This fer is subject to the f'lowint con-
dilipns:
Every competitor must Obtain patent Tor
| his invention through ihc company. ne
must frat apply for preliminary sra''h;
tho cost of which will lie five dollars. Should
hi. search show his invention to he uhpat
eolab,e he can withdraw without further tx
prnse. O,herwis he will I've expected to
comp)etc his application and lax out pat
ent IN the regular way The total expense,
,nchdinp Government and Bureau fees, VIII
b, seventy dollars For this whether he Sc
cures the prize o: not, the inventor "'l' have
a patent that ought to I've valuable
to INN The prize VIII he awarded ny" jury
consisting of three reputable patent "'l"F"'
eys of Washington. Intending competitors
should fill on, the following blank, and for
ward it with their application ,o,
| lS9H
II submit the within described insertion
in connection for the Twenty five Hundred
Dollar Prize offered by the Press Claims
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
The Art TOnSOrial

che Art TOnSOrial
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,
tot Long Branch
Having arrived at the Conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION arc the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM.
POONING AND DYEING
In the latest style OF the art tonsor,al.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto of this enterprising artist, and
by strict attention 10 business cant help
bu, please all. Will be IN his shop at al
times.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28
c. A. r. NOTICE.

We take this emporium ty OF informing our
subscribers that the new Commissioner ot
Pensions tas been appointed. he is an old
soldier, and we believe that soldiers and their
hers will receive justice at his hands. We
do not anticipate TINT there will be any rad.
icnl changes in the admin 'stration Of pension
affairs under the new regime.
We would adyisr, however, that U ). sol.
diers, sailors, ard their heirs, take steps to
make application At once, if they haye not al
ready done 40, in order to secure the benefit
of the early fling Of their claims in case there
should he any future pension legislation.
Such legislation is seld' III retroactive. There
fore i, il of great impo, lance that applications
be filed in the Department at the earliest pos
sihle date.
IfU. y. Soldiers. Sailors, cr their
Widows, Children. or Parents
desirp information in regard tn pension mat
tiers, they should write To Ihr Press
Claims Company. 81 Washing.
tom. ID. a., and they will prepare and send
the necessary application, ii they find them
entitled under the numerous laws enacted
for their benefit Address
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY.
JOHN wEDDERBURN MASA ATr"Rvpy
P. O. BOX 1856. WASHINGTON, D. G.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-28

Young or middl--aged men, suffering
from nervous debility or kindred affections
should address with 10 cents in stamps for
large treatise, Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association 8S3 Main Street, Buffalo, n Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-27
Saat, CT bat'S ntdJt acfbat.

90 i ID a II t e, @'s.. 26. Sft.-
Der Sanfier Sob. 9. Setting BON Der
perfra6ten SOutb SiOe Sapinass
8ant" wurbe Dem 9lidtsr 2Sauber
pOrseiibrt, nm auf Die Don ben GrObz
ssl6uOrenen aesen i'm erbobsnen 3ebu
Antlusen iid,-lhulois ODER nldt ibuls
big su bsfenueu. Gine 9rObe Wen9e
Der betrosenen 0epoiiturcn Ocr ganf
fHntc audi beute Die &orriOore unb ben
Sisunssiaal bcs Geri9tsgebauoes, iOs
mie Die su Oemlelben iabrenoen Stras
zen, bod selans es ben Sbsriiisbeam@
ten, ben @efansenen auf um,uesen osm
9tt9ter por3ufiibren. SOttius entsing
einem sweiten SpieBrutbenlauieit 3uiz
iden @sridtsiaal uuo benz @efdnsuiB.
Die 0tense mar iebr enltauldt, SER
itreute ii6 leoo6 balo.
sluf Die auf lluteridlasuns. Sal
iduns uno WfeineiO lautenoen sebn slu,
flasen erfIdrte iid &0ttins rnidt idul>
big" unO Sas @eridt ieete Die Inter
iuIuns in ben erltsn beiben Nntla9en
iiir ben 5. gtOuembcr feit. S0ttins
wurbe bieranf nu9 Dem GefausulB 5uz
riidaebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-27
Staot Baltimore.

Gin blit ori DIES Sanner.
Die pWarplduber biItorlidle @eeulfatt" 1T
i'm SeIise zines lebr mertbuolleu Banners :;
besleni9en, melf)es Die mdbrIIdlen S6me=
ern BON Sethlebem bem 9raien Yulaefl
i5erreldten, als Oerelbe Yolen uerlieg, nm
am amerltaulld)en Srelhetsfrie9e tbeilsus
men. Oas Banner iuurbe Yulasti III 1873
Su Srenton. H.sS.. iiberreid)t, nahoeHl CT
III Baltimore aui eigene Soilen Die Yulastls
2sqion orgrnliirt bate. Cine Ynsabl pol.
nlifer Geitli1sr bdlt iid segeuwdrtia bier
aut, uno OIele perreu woueu obtge 9eieQ.
i6ait erluden, lbueu raS Banner 3u iibers
lailen, nm es mad Der Su 2emberg III 1894
itattfinoenoen Iusfeauug ienoen su tonneu.
SuGh GhreuoeS Sru. 6. Easier,
oe5 beribmten Shadlipielers, lueld)er ais
SAT- beS hleiigeu S6ad)-@lubs, iute berif)s
tet. uOrgeiteru eMen 8emeis leiner Weiiter.
taft CAB, puroe geiteru Don lelnen ensereu
Sreunoeu i'll Sreues' 8eiauraut elm Sans
tett ueranitaltet. pr. Easter luiro heute pom
bier abreil,u uuo pabrl1elnlth-Die Inter.
bauoluu9en iiuo berellS beinabe su @noe
geIau9t - init Dem S6adltiiutler 9Siniam
SteIumes in JieusOort um Die champion.
ibip," Nieiiteridaft Der 9Selt, plelen.
Gin ii niger u II s mel 8. -
Zen Serl6tsn nad, luclde III Der 9eitern
9tahmlttag abgebaltenen lnonatlld)en Do.
men SerlammluEg be5 Oameu 0llis=
@omite's peS p@hriitli6sn Serelns Sun9er
WQnner" iber bas am IS. bis l9. B. Wts.
itattgebabten glniiernfelt abgegebeu purpeu,
muB oaS Yestere eiu 9dnsenoer Grfolg ge=
wslen ietu. Die uerldlIeoeneu Ausla9en fir
oaS Seit iiub be.eitS alle belatlet uno bod
inO berets iiber $S3 III Die aaue gefommeu.
Die Ausitd)teI iiuo. oaB Der ,heinertra9 oeS
guiteruIeiteS fd) iiber 800 belaufe pirO:
bel oieleu iblstteu 3eiteu gemiB eiu It]ouer
Grfols. Sn Der seitrlgen Seriammluus lieB
5rau Marsaretbe SGiliing id alS neues
gtltglieO aufueanen. Yeatarow SIano.
ELL lapaulIder Stuoent, mtrb udd'lte Bo6e
iiber leiu Saterlano uUo oeiIen Sltten eiueu
Sortraa balteu uno 0urd Soitiime, ionte
eIue ansabl folortrter fereopu6er Inlld]s
ten iaultrireu.
Der @eIaueperein NJ | / II" nerz
auitaltste eeitern NbenO III lelnem SsreiuS.
lofale, Der yDiedanjcs' 9aue." cine gtadJ=
feier gum Stiftuu9sieit, nadbem inter Set
tuug oes 1lrigcuteu Yrof. S. @. Sranf eiue
SiHQiluuoe abgehaltcu moroen par. Sei.
tere 6eoeu pedlielteu NIT @eiaua.u ab uno
treute man iid nit uOllem Sedlte oes @r.
folQes, oeu man nit benz Son;ert an 9ieuz
iia9s. 4beno erruugeu. Der SeriuaIter Der
Salle, (or. Srle 6lider, bate rurd isiue
@attln elpen idlmadbaTten SmblB berridlten
lalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-27
1tualanpltd,e sSo1rldiiiarett.

Detroit, Otid., 26. Stt. - Oas
bieiige Slatt Jtsws" brinst in Serbin=
ouns nit Dem sroBen GiienbabnunslId
unlueit Battle 9reef cine ienIatiOneQe
Oftttbeilung, wonad Elm ,peites, ebenio
groBes llngliif an oemlelbcn Gage, nidt
lan9e na9 Dem crlten, nur bur9 einen
sliidliaen .3ufaa perbinOcrt wurbe.
Iud in bielem Sale lag cine gan; un>
uerantuortlide NtlBa6tung Ser bem
9onoufteur ertbeilten SabrOrber Dor.
9fad Der SEEMS" mar Der Sail folsens
Der: gta9 Dem sroBcn nn9Iiife, nobel
% Berlonen umfamen, wuroe in Battle
Grsef elm .3ug suiammeuseiteat, UNI Die
unperlset sebliebenen puiiusere nad
Chicago, ibrem gsitimmunssOrte, wcis
Ter su befOroern an ben .3us wurben
Die unbeldaoist sebliebenen Sdlalmas
gen Oes perun9iiidtcn .3uses Scr. unO
mebrere Pailasierwascn uusebdnst. Die
Sbbut iibcr Den .3ug srbielt Der Gons
Ouftcur SOsleD; Der Sofomotiufibrer
mar y. Subbaro. Der Bug sins I'M
llbr frIb BON gattles9reet nad oem
gSelten ab, uno Der GonSufteur bate
Die gSelluns, NIT ieinenl .3uge auf Der
citation Sa5fel'S an3upalten unb bort
;u warten, bis ein anocrer pom Gelten
fOmnlenber .3ua uorbeipailirt ieiu miirbc.
Der Sonoufteur uno oer SofomotlUz
fubrer I9eerten ii3 aber went9 Inn Die
Sabrororc. onbern iubren nit poller
eSeihwinti9teit bard Sasfel'5 nad Oem
Is Oteiten entieruten Salparaiio, Sno.,
su. 9Ort bate Der Oitlid sebenoe .3ua
lid sufallI9 bei'm @innebncn pon WaIz
ler I'M iiinf Otinuten ueripGtct. 10 oaB
Der unter @onoufteur yoSleD ben Sabnz
bOf pOn Salparaiio nabeju crreiden
tonnte, ebe Der 6ltli6 gebenoe 3us nod
BON bort ab9esan9en mar Oleier bate
li9 abcr i6On lanslam in Sewesuns
seieet, unO eS fanO Gin 3lemli6 itarter
SuiammtnltuB 5ruilden ben beioen 2oz
tonlotlpeu itatt, jebod) nidt itarf genus,
um oie 3iise su sertriimmern. Der Bug
unter Gonoutteur gosleD bate bel Der
dnnabcrung an ben Sabnboi in Salpaz
raiIo feline 6abrgeldwlnOi9fett slidz
lidcr @ciie beOeuienO perminOert. Wtan
fam nur nit Sdreden baran oenten,
mas oaraus scwOrOen mare, ,uenn sic
beioen s3Hse in 9r0Bercr gutfsrnuns BON
@alparaiio in poQem 2aufe auf einanber
geltoBen udreu. Gine slueite fur9tbare
&atal ltropbe ,pie Die bel Battle Greet
ware unucrmciclid sepeien.
5m 9swuBtiein ielner Sdul6 reidte
Der Gououfteur Soslep, al5 er na9
Battle @rsef ;uridsstcbrt mar, feline
Neii9natiOn elm, Die ansenOmmen murbe;
Der gOfomotipIibrer Subburo iuuroe isbr
uuceremoni0S entlailen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-27
SrasiI6es Gnoe eines oeutid,en
Nrstes.

2ouispi1Ie, &p., 26. Sft.-
Die bsreits fart in Serlpeiuu9 ibers
qeean9ene 2eihe beS Or. 6. 3. Seraz
mann, zines alten 2OuispiQer 9lr;tes,
Der icit etipa brei WtOnaten permiBt
muroe, ilt porseitern in ciuer ,S0ble an
Der WinOuns Des 6ourteen Nttle Grsef,
nidt melt bon Gbarlelton, Snb., aefun.
ben wortsn. Ser9mann, Der in Ores
ben aeboren mar unO Elm 9llter pon 70
Sabren erreidte, fam 1847 nad 9lme=
,ifa uno pratti5irte 5ebu Sabre lang in
9tepzYorf. Gr sin9 Damn ma6 Oeuti6z
lanb 3urid unO freuite crit nat Dem
Sooe lciner Satin wieoer oen Siean.
Sn leeter .3eit mar er ge;ites9 9eitOrt, unb
er muB planloS umber gcitrt uno oanu
benz Sunger uno ben unbIloen bes @ets
ters erlesen fem. Gr bate in Oeutid)s
LAMB mebrere Sriioer uno piirDe in ben
nad)lten Otonateu in ben Yciie zines
beocutenoen SernlOsens, msltles Inn
Surt @rbiaaft SuseIaaen mar, selan9t
fpi,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-27
glrbetf 1tn0 0phft.

st. 2ouis, Wo., 26. Sftbr.-
Der llnlitanO, baB Die IussiteQten ser
st. 2ouiss ct. 6ran3issOsgabn" nod,
riiftanoise 2Obne su fOrocrn baben uno
oielclbeu nid)t erbalten. fam Der Sabnz
seieul6aft srOBe llnannebmlidteite Be,
rsiten, uenn ole slnselesenbeit nidt
i6leunig in's 9teine sebraat uirS. Die
gabnbeDienlteten huben in Ntonet, Oso. ,
iO,uie in @mpOrio, Sans, Yeriamu.
lunsen absebaltsn unS beIdlOHen, bic
slrbeit nieoer;ulesen, wenn bic 3ablz
u9ar" ni9t balO eintriift.
YittsburG Ya., 26. Stt,-Dic
&oblenbergmerfe eisuenbsn @iI.nbabnz
Serwaltun9en babem bcI6loiIcu, Dor
Sanuar 1894 feline Genoerunaen an
Dem 0iltr,ttspreiie fir &OblcuiOroeruna
por;unebm.n. Dieis8 ii cine quite
gotldait fir etwa 1000 geraleute,
luelde berelts befiirdtet batteu, oaB lire
2Obne aGgemeiu auf "a Gents pro
Sonne berabselest werOen piro.n, pdb.
rcno fie ieet BEN Yrei8 OR vunionz"
SobnIfala, 79 9ents pro Sonne, erbalz
ten.
Der BON Scr 6irma Sroua & Comp.
in ibren r@aDne SronsgS orfS" qemad)te
Ssrlud, ibre 9lsbeiter Su perautailen,
cine btnOenoc idriftlide .3uiase su ma
dIen, baB lie fir ulie .3citen ibrs Ser
binouns nit 9lrbeiter Srsaniiationcn
lOien mollen, bat inter ocn Irbeitern
Der Gileu@ uno Stablbrande rieliac
@ntrii ltuno berporgeruIen. - W oraen
wiro in oieier Staot cine Serlammlung
BON Giien> uno Stablarbeltern Oes welt,
l;deu Beungluanien's absebalteu per.
ben, in Der SOrfebrun9en 9egen oerz
artise binoenSe 9lnlprii1e Seitens ser
iSabrifanten tcratbem wcrOen loaen.
Die gcriammluns miro itart beindlt
leiu.
ct. Baul, Minn., 26. Sft.-
Sammtllde StrGBcnbabnlinien ltellten
beute oen Setrieb elm, neil Iie Oic sur
Union Observation-Disclosures lucld)s Die
Initelluns BON 9ddtzlnionseutcn perz
blnOern MOLTEN, eutlallen batten. giS
iest iinO feinc StOrun9en por9efommen.
Scrantou,Y pa, &c. Sft.-9ie
Scrantoner @laswcrfe, wel3e ieit ie95
9fonaten brad scleacn unO in iriiberen
.3elten an 1000 WtGnner uno &naben
beidaitisten, iucrbenOtOntag oenyetrieb
iulcoer auInebmeu uuO Sag, wie 9tadt
arbelteu.