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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-07-06
Ready for work.

Christ McCans is here from
Pennington ready to begin the
work of laying the foundation
of Rosemount hall. Work will
be begun as the stone are placed
on the ground. McCans & Roach
have the cOntre
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-07-06
The Knives Broken.

The knives in the mnd ma
chine of F. P. Trantweins brick
factory were broken last Wed.
nesday, and tie foctory is clos
ed for a. few days for repairs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-07-06
OUR BIG: HOLIDAY
Twia Cities Did Themselves
Proud. -
NO Big SHAM BATTLE.
A 6 ala Day-lmmense Crowd
A National Salute.
The Parade.

!. Wrapt in admiration of the
grand thoughts of that immortal
document the Declaration of In
dependence and contemplation
of the heroism that established
its demands the people Of Bollin.
ge.s Addison, ,-Cape Girardeau,
Wayne, Scott and Stoddard
counties. to the number Of per
haps, 1900 assembled at Con
RAIDS park. between the Twin
Cities last tuesday to cele brate
The Nation's Birthday.
:, AT 4 o'clock in the morning
the cannon from the two towns
hoomed ont the glad tidings
that inst 1T years ago America
was declared a free and jnde-
pendent government. The sa
lutte was IA beautiful one III its
significance. The Twin Cities
Jointly did honor to American
Independence. Twenty-Five
guns were fired in Marble Hill
and twenty-five in Lntesville,
alternately, one for each of the
grand states that form this
unioh. AT the conclusion of the
salute every bell in the cities
pealed forth the merry chimes
OF gladness.
At an early hour people be
gan pouring in. They came in
every kind of conveyance. At
8 o'clock there were probably
5000 people present. The trains
brought in hundreds, and they
kept coming until noon. AT
l o'clock it was estimated that
$500 people were in the towns
At 8 o'clock the procession
moved in the followi .ng order.
Grand Marshal Wells and
Aides Smith and Slinkard.
Marble Hill Cornet band.
Sons of Veterans.
Grand Army of the Republic
Independents Order OF Ode
Fellows.
Ancient Order Of Uhited
Workmen.
Sunday schools.
Citizens.
The parade was well conduct
ed and moved nicely, excep
that the divisions crowded eacl
other somewhat The only eX
element was that occasioned by
the falling Of Aides Smith ant
Slinkard S horses. Neither was
seriously hurt. There was ;
halk that marred the effect of ths
entrance Of the procession to th'
park BY misunderstanding
The Sunday schools entered a
the north gate when they shoult
have followed to the south one
The choir rendered several Sc
lections, and Divine blessing
were invoked by Rev. Kitterma'
The Declaration was read ant
the address of welcome deliv
cred by Rev. Oswell. The MAJ
BILE Hill Cornet band is to b
complimented on its excellen
music and its effort in entertain
ing the people.
The Sons of Veterans gave
short drill in the park.
Both Hon. W.. H. Miller an
Hon. H. N. Phillips had declal
ed their intention of being prt
sent to deliver an or,tion, bu
neither came. Every anus'
ment possible was afforded til
people. A good dinner wa
->~a hv Garrett Stevens. H
~"d ball gan
-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-07-06
The Red Stockings Won
Special to the Press.

special 70 the fREss.
LAFL1N, July The Red
Stockings had a walk over in
their game with the dard Bat
ters here yesterday. The game
was without special interest,
the Red Stockings being safely
in the lead all The, time. i
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21

nonresident members-people from Sun.
nyside. Kennswick. Ellensburgh and
other towns-who frequently visit our
city and who would be benefited by the
club. Make a IS fee for nonresident
membership.
The choral society may give an "0ld
Folks Concert" or q cantata;" the mill
tary companies may give ball, promote
lecture course or other entertainment !;
the ladies' library committee may con-
tinue their present interesting programme
Of afternoon talks, with perhaps coffee
parties, spell.downs, or some other pleas
ant evening amusement. In this way
the monotony OF winter evenings would
be broken in addition to getting bet
ter acquainted with one another; we
would be contributing to a public i'm
provement and not sending all OF such
loose change out Of town with travelling
troupes.
mention these things only as sugges-
tions. Some one may devise better
means. But this idea strikes me as be-
ing 90 easy and so practicable and the
benefits accruing 80 certain that can
not see what objection can be raised to it.
The advertising alone that Yakima
county would get from having q live
commercial club would repay us many
times over for all the effort and time ex-
pended, Z. F. Benson.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21

Two dwelling houses for rent. Apply
to W. II. Chapman.
Endless variety of Christmas slippers
at Schott Bros.
Otter Bros sell winter underwear at
cost.
Eastern Oysters in bulk at the Fish
Market, Yakima Avenue.
Beginning next Saturday, Dec. 9th, we
will sell our entire stock OF blankets,
ladies', gentlemens' and childrens' under
wear and wooden hosiery at cost.
Come one and all and secure the best
bargains ever offered in this city.
Respectfully,
If. Otter Bros.
Nothing ,rould be more Satisfactory as
Christmas presents than those pretty arto-
type pictures and photographers at Loni-
bard & Horsley's. Haze you seen hemf
From now until Jan. LIST. 1894, We will
give Christmas present free with every
one dollars worth of goods purchased at
our store Except gfoceries). See display
in front window.
AS limo ARTHUR COFFIN * Bros.
What a handsome Christmas present one
Of those eie, ant reed or plush rockers wouid
be for your wite. Lombard e Horsley.
Miss Stackhouse, artist, will teach any
branch OF art, but makes 4 specially OF
China decorations. She has some novel
ties in China for decorating for Christmas
work. 45.4t
II you need anything In the line Of
groceries or general merchandise, call at
the f. K I. Coop. store. We will not
be undersold. 46tf
II you desire TO make a handsome holt
day present, call on Kuechler. He has
cut his prices 30 that all can buy.
Those parlor Writin5 desks at Lombard &
Horsley's are handsome and serricedble.
Get one for Christmas.
]. L. Mulligan, of the F. & T. Coop
Store, desires to announce the arrival OF
new goods, and says he will not be
undersold.
Kuechler offers silverware, jewelry &C.,
for cash, cheaper than ever before offered
on the Pacific coast.
Pretty pastels a lombard e. Horsley's.
Fine Ch'fstmds preseats
Buy a cloak at Coffin Bros. and you
will get whole load Of presgnss for the
children free at Coffin Bros i6 limo.
Prices in jewelry are nov brought With
in the reach OF all. Koethier is selling
goods at cost.
Buy your wUe a pretty SUING rocker for
Christmas. Lombard e Eorsiey.
No auctioneer's sale OF pinchbeck jew
elrysat Kuechler's. He sells only goods
that he can guarantee. Is
A new invoice OF goods has just been
received by the F. & T. Coop. Store
Call and examine.
Alb. therel Where did you get that
| fine pompadour? At Swanson's barber
shop, in the Hotel Yakima.
kuchler has the best stock Of jewelry
and slverware in the city. All his goods
are guaranteed.
Fresh Eastern Oysters at Hills Fish
Market-75 cents a quart.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21
SAVE MONEY

This is an opportunity which
has never before been offered to
the people Of Yakima county, to
which every person is invited 70
call a. saf stores and save money
on all goods they require aad
they should lose no time in max
ing their selections from our ex-
tensive and we'll assorted stock
and thereby save considerable
money on their purchases.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21
MAIL ORDERS

We have established . mail
order department for the accom-
mediation of those who cannot
call at our stores and make their
purchases and upon receipt of
mail orders, the execution of the
same will be promptly and care
fully attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21
ASTONISHING BARGAINS

Space will not permit us to
issue a price list, but we will be
pleased to quote prices at our
stores, and we will convince the
most sceptical that we are offer
ing the most astonishing bar
gains, at which we are selling
this immense stock of high-grade
merchandise.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21
SPECIAL

N. Bah persons knowing
indebted to US are
earnestly requested to call at our
Office and settle before the first
of January, ISo
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21
GENERAL MERCHANDISE

Our immense stock Of first
class GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc, valued at many thousands
Of dollars, composed Of almost
every article manufactured under
the sun, being the best product
Of the best factories of this coun-
try and Europe, aud which we
will dispose Of at prices AWAY
BELOW the manufacturers cost
Of production.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21

The vots on the adoption Of the resolu-
ton, however, resulted in-ayes, Lince,
Allen, Redmon and Carpenter; noes,
Kings bury and Kuechlsr.
President Whitson, OF the Light and
Water company, submitted proposition
by communication to the effect that he
would furnish four arc lights free to the
city from January !, 1894, to January J..
1895. Referred 10 special committee,
with power TO act by January /, 1894.
Kingsbury, Lince and Allen constitute
the special committee.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21


THE MoxEE RoAD.-If the county COM
missioners, in company with certain road
supervisors, were compelled to travel over
the Mckee road two or three times day
they might easily be persuaded to feel
toward themselves as the taxpayers who
now use that thoroughfare certainly feel
toward them. The condition Of that high
way, which ought to lie one OF the best in
the country, is positive discredit to the
fair name of the county in which that
magnificent valley is situate. No-effort
appears to have been made to pat the
road in condition for winter travel. Its
surface is nearly level, the chief cause for
complaint being that it is lower In the
middle than elsewhere. The water
stands in the road and is churned into
the surface by constant travel until great
ruts and wallows are formed, rendering
travel through them with ordinary loads
at this time almost impossible. Neither
care nor work seems to have been ex-
pended in making this road-bed and its
status today is disgracefnl. Il would not
be difficult matter 10 make a good road
through any part Of the Mckee valley.
The one leading to the new bridge is
very important thoroughfare, and the
farmers aud taxpayers in that section Of
the county have good reason to inquire OF
the commissioners why 1t is not cared for.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21
CASH CASH
CASH

Every cash purchaser for each
dollars worth of goods purchased
will receive a numbered ticket
eptitling them to an opportunity
of becoming the owner of some
choice real estate; as we will
give away ten valuable lots OF
the value of Two Thousand dol
lars. This real estate is situated
south of Allen C. Mason's fine
residences and are about FIVE
minutes walk from the post Office.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-21
The Great IT.
HYMAN HARM
TEN VALUABLE GIFgS
RETIRING FRc ! susIl| 5 1

The enormous nifty q lner-
chandise which tlis Old and fop-
ular firm has disposed of since il
became known that they would
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS, Is
surprising, to say the least, and it
is manifest that the public attcsts
its appreciation and appreciation
OF our efforts in their liberal pat
ronage extended to us during the
first few weeks, and we desire to
impress upon the minds of the
people the great variety OF stock
contained in all our departments,
which still remain we'll assorted
and complete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
Sraut,perb.ns tn 0r5alaaS.

Seitoem Die bGniI9en MifiionGrs
in 9rOnlano oas 8ertrauen Der Gins
geborenen gsponnen baben, lit aud
i'm bo6Iten NorOen bic G9e gu elmer
tir6li9en Seier geipprben. Gin bdnis
i9er MiiIiondr ersdblt in feinem Eas
gebub, nit tpelden llmitdnoen Die
Werbung unter ben @rDnldnoern pers
bunben lit. Der 5reier tommt gum
Mifiiondr unb Iagt: SD bdtte tpobl
2uit. mir Elm Weib, gu nebmen." -
rBen?" fragt Der MifiionGr. Der
Mann nennt ibren Namen. ~6aft Ou
nit i6r seipro6en2" : Geip0bnliG
lautet Die 9lntiuort: sHein." = nWas
rum nidt2" = nGs lit 10 fdtuieris.
Ou mubt NIT ibr fpre9en." = Der
MiiIiondr ruff Die Sunsfrau su iid
unb Iagt na1 elmer fursen llnterres
bung: sd CLAUDE. es lit an Der 3eit.
bab Su Did berbeiratbeit." = sd
min mid nidt perbeiratbsn. = n9ds
lit aber i1abe. idh babe einen 5reier
fir Did," : ~Wen?" = Der Mii.
iiondr ersdbtt ibr. per i'm geIbidi
babe. = Der taugt gar ni9ts, id
min i'm ntdt baben!" = .9lber." anti
iportet Der Mifiiondr, ner iit flint unb
f9afft 9tlIes in's Saus. Gr fpirfi
feline Sarpune gut, unb er liebt Did,"
: Oas f9Dne &inb laui6t spar mil
fi6tli6em Woblbebaaen, blsibt absr
babel: sd min i'm nit9t babsn!" =
n@ut. t9 Mill Did nidt slpinssn. Sd
finbe pobl baIb cine 2tnbsre fir einen
10 burtiscn Suri9en. -" Der Mii=
iiondr f9ipeist. als betradte er Die
Sa1e bur1 ibr ~Nein" fir abgctban
@nbli6 fliiitert iie nit einem tiefen
Seuf5er: nWenn Ou pilIit. -" =
.Nein." antiportet Der Paitpr, plpenn
Su ipiIit - i'd mill Did ni9t iibers
reben. 80" Wieoer Elm tieier Seufs
ger. .9llio Su pillit Jpn ni9t?" =
uSerr Yaitor!" Sic srr6tbet iiber unb
iiber unb ipenbet fi3 ab. SD CLAUDE
bod. er taust ni9fs." = so? Sat
er nidt i'm persansenen CONNER sipei
@alfiide erlegt uno al Die 2tnbern
gar feinen2 glfIp Oh pi[lit ibn2" =
nSa. ia, i9 mini" Sic i9aut inn
feiten 9luges geraoe in's @eii1t. ~Rd.
bann eebe Der !9err ieinen Sesen!"
limb bic So4seit finbet nod an benz.
ielben Gage itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
gameu a,,r oem ytepele.

3abItos iinb bic i9Dnen gpastDdtet
unferes a2anbes, tpel9e bem 8iepcle.
iport NIT bem erDbten gifer bulbissn.
unb nidt fpenige BON ibnen tummeln
oas mStablrob" nit bemertenspertber
8epanbtbeit unb Glegan3. unb bies
1T burhaus niht lsidt, ipenn man in
grpdgung aiebt. bas unfere Damen
in ibrem setpDbnli9en StraBeneoitiin.
bas 8iepcle beitsisen. glnbers biz
PariIerinnen. Sn benz Babylon an
ber Stins ipirb bon ber eleganten
Wslt beim arrangement ber Soiletten
fir ben 8itpeleiport Der prdttiI6.
3iped i'm 4uge bebalten, 5usIei6 abes
benz raffinirtsiten Gurus sebulbist;
b0bit pittoreste Soiletten, bic an bas
@eipaete Der Goftiime in fafbionabela
Seebdbern erinnern. bas Oecprlim
aber tpubren. sebpren ni9t gu ben
Seltenbeiten. 2tuf ben SrembeH, Der
gum erften Mdle cine elesante pariie-
rim ibr 8iencle beiteisen iie6t, Diro
gsipiB aud bte Dirt unb DeiIe, in mel.
deer bies sei9iebt, einen iiberralheu'
ben Giuorud MAIDEN. Die 9amen
perbii[len auf benz Wege in bas 8ois
be 8pulpgne, benz Summelplab be,
Fefden Rabfabrerinuen, ibr eoquettes
gpItiim nit elmer: sepDbnli9en Sber.
fIgio.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03

Cine iunss Gngldnberin, SRI. Rep>
nolbs, Die erit 16 Sabre sdblt. bat
tiirsli9 auf ibrem 8tcpcle 9emertens-
fpertbes eeleiitet. Don benz Qquarium
in Brighton bis gum Spbe part in
2onbon fubr iie obne 9lnbalten in 4
Stunben 13 Min.; na9 penigen Mf-
nutsn frat iie bieRiidfabrt an unb Isgte
bisIelbe nit breimaligem furaen 2tuf>
entbolt in uneefdbr berfelben 3eit su-
rid. sic mar BON 5 ubr frii9 Bis
l u6r 3S Minuten faIt ununterbro9eh
i'm Sattel. glu9 in 9euti9lano unb
Ositerrei9 nimmt bic 3abl Der bsm
9itpcleIpprt bulbisenben 9amsn sn.
Bel bem tiir3li9 in 2angenlois peran.
Itdlteten @sttfabrsn bes 8unbes beuts
Ider Rabfabrer SeIterrsidbs CAB es
Iosar elm Oamen=StraBenfabren, 1t.
tpel9en SRI. gtnna Sdreiber slpei 8i-
lometer in 4 Minuten II Setunben
Suriidseleste. DAB berielbs in Der.
ninftigem MaBe betriebsn. Die Ge,
lunbbeit forbert unb ben &0rper frGf-
iist, ipiro bon dratlihen 9futorit6tsn
unertdnnt. aGlein ldnger als cine balbe
Stunbe follten QnfGRgerinnen uidt i'm
5attet hleiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03

Itnse peientGid semilbert, ridtigef
aber. In Der 9auptia9e gGnslih abees
ffafft perben. Oie priigelitrafe
tommt fir bic tpeibli9en @srihittsn
iiberbaupt in WesfaG unb barf an
benielben unter teinen llmftduosn
polIitredt iperben; biefelbe ipirb piefa
mebr bel ibnen burh Siolirbaft uno
gntsiebung Der Soft erieBt. Retten
biirfen ben Srauen in Der Rsgel niat
angelegt perben unb Hur in 9luss
RabmefGllen on ben Sdnoen, in feis
n.m Sale aber on ben Jiben. 4ud
fir bic minberiGbrigsu rpsibIi4en
@erihidten. unter breiSebH Safren. 1T
bic priigelitrdfe absei9afft uno aud
BEL ibnen burd SIolirbaft bel 8roi
unb 8aiIer erIeBt. SIT aud Bel ben
Mdnnern Iaes beim bitten geblieben.
10 lit es bpd immer9in erfreuli9, bab
bic priigelitrafe ipenigftens an ben
Sruuen. ielblt in ben nentfernten Ors
ten" Sibiriens. ni6t mebr piro polIs
itredt psrOen. uno iiAerlid fir ale
3eiten.
giae anbsre Wailosruns bes barter
2ooIes Der Srauen BEL Strafpoll>
ftredungen tn Rublanb piro gegenz
fpdrtig geplant. Sn porliegenbem
Sale lit es inbeHen tpeniger Der err
Ddbnte Staatsratb, dls bic obere &irs
denbebDrbe, tuel9e iib zines S6eilss
Der uni6ulbig leioenben Srauen an-
nimmt. @s banbelt ii6 babel Inn
has f9pere Scbidial. BON pet9em
iene aablrei9en uubeI6pltenen Srausn
Sdbr aus Sabr Elm betroffen perben,
oereH @bemGnner ipegen f4peren
8erbre9ens, 9leidpief OF gsmeiner
pber politiiher 9frt, nab Sibirien
perIdidt nerben. Ndtb ben Sabuns
gen Der 9riediIhsorfbpbogen oOer ruiz
itf9en Staatstir6e fdnn nur Der Sob
ulfein eine BON BET &ir6e eingeIsgnete
@be trennen; bic Stride aber fennt
feline Gbeideibung, unb bic Srau
bleibt fir 2ebensaeit bic before Sdlfte
ibrss Mannes, mOge berfelbe ipesen
nod 10 f9peren 8erbredens lebenss
lansli9 nad5 Sibirisn perbannt ipors
ben iein. 8isle 6ieier uHsliidGi9sn
Srauen pdblen bas serinsere nebsl
uno folgen tbren Mdnnern in bic
Serne; miiifen aber ale Qudlsn uno
WtiibIeligteiten Der Deportation mits
MAIDEN unb geben babel 9dufig gu
@runbe. Rift pisl beFer lit aber baa
S6idiat Der ibren Mdnnern r,itbt fols
genben. pielmebr in Der Ssinratb qua
riidbleibenben Srauen. peldJe elmer
ungepiiien 3utunft entsegen feben,
benn ibre in Sibirien in Der 8erbans
nung Observation-Disclosures iinh ais pers
fbolIene perionen su betra6ten, ii6er
beren 8erbleib gar nitbts ober fpenie
su erfabren ift. Gs iinb truurige tpeibs
li9e @eitalten, alIerbings fait auss
51liebli1 ben nsberen @oifsI6i6ten
aneebOrenb, ipelae nurr fhiper ibr
9roo perbienen unb eine fldglir1e Gri=
itena fiibren.
Wan ipirb es baber dfs cine burthe
aus bumane Mdbregel be5ei9nen biirs
fen, ipenn biele mordltf6e Strufpoaz
siebung an Srauen in 3utunft lpirb
aufgeboben tperben, benn es unterliegi
teinem 3ueifel. baB Der in Iebe ites
benbe @eiebentpurf ii9 alsbalb bers
ipirtli9en, uno bic 8srbannulng bes
Gbemannes na9 ben 8ergperfen Sis
biriens fir bic in Der !Seimatb suriids
blsibenbe gbefrdu dls Redtserunb fir
Die Gbel4eibung gelten piro..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
0te @tntabuna. Glal

= 9ie GtnGabuna. CLARA:
Du iisbit ia 10 pergniigt aus, 9lnna!
- g(nna: Sa, tcb babe aud Sruno
oasu. SD babe eben cine @inlabung
sur So45eit befommen. : Clara:
ia, bas 1T So9 niat 10 etfpas Seltes
nes. = 9tnna: Sa. es lit aber au9 gu
meiner eigenen!
: g S6arfe 9ialettit. =
S6Gme Did. Pauline! aGBt Did in
Der Slide bon einem gang fremben
Nlann fiiIIen! = Sang fremOa gtein,
gndoise 5rau. mir iino ia gouiin uno
Gouiins su einanoer! - Sa, ia, id)
tpeib idOn: SUB - eng nno
SuB - inc!
- Setbftperratb. rOu pirit
ss mir seipiB nidt slauben. tbeure
aaura, absr ib periihere Dir. bab i'd
nod ME geliebt babel" = sd sldub'
es Dir. Gouaro - ih bab' es sleid]
am sriten Sub eemerft.
8adftf 9 =&ritif. @lid;
,,gBie bat Dir bic neue Sper gefal.
len2" = Bertha: .qusse3eianet! 9e1
aompouiit ioa nod unpsrbsiratRe'
fein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03

gn Srt unb Stelle angetomner,.
ldFen fie lebteres einfa4 fallen. i4tpins
gen iidb auf ibr StablrOB unb fauien
babin, ipGbrenb ibr 8egleiter ben abge-
lesten &od su einem tleineu padet'
1en suIammenfaltet unb an feiner ct.
aenen Mai9ine befeitigt. 9ere &od
bes 8icpclecoit films reidt nur Bis gum
&nie unb &nieboien. ioipie 8amal9en
berpollltdnbigen bic 8etleibung bet
unteren Grtremitdten; auipeilen 1T ann
Der Rod ME bas vOibibebsStirt", bas
bic amerit1nil9en Samen beim Eur,
men trasen. Bis gum Snie aufgenoms
men. Gin epquettes 8olerojdd9eh
aus f6parSem 9amnet iiber elmer
beGfdrbigen ieibenen SailIe perbiillt
ben SbertDrper unb efn flottes !9iit.
1en i9miidt bas Saupt. Ni6t fell
ten iiebt man eine Dame Der porneb-
men Welt auf ibrem 8iepcle. in ge'
meHener gntfernung bon ibrem
Groom, ebenfa[s auf bem StublroB.
sefolgt, tpie Der Heittnebt feiner Ger
rim gu gferbe folst. 3upeilen er-
fAeinen iie audi gu 3tpeien, nit MI,
einem @ropm i'm 9efplge. Wer an
einem f90nen Murgen pdbrenb ber
SaiIpn bas Bots be 8oulogne befu4t.
fann sablreide elegante 9amen bel,
mooernen Sport treiben ieben Die
Oamen Gnglanbs bulbigen bieiem
Sport ebenfaGs, alIein, ba ibr giatio-
nalc9aratter mebr gum gonierpatis-
mus binneigt, sieben iie bas Sreirdb
Dor. 2tm engliihen Sofe 1T beiona
bsrs 9rinaeiiin Murp 9lDelaibe fir
ben Sport eingetreten uno bat Die SDs
nigin @ictoria beranlaBt. ibren @n>
felinnen Srene unb 2llice bon Sefen
SabrrGber gu fbenfen. Sa nun in
feinem anberen 2anbe Der Melt ber
Sof bonn 8olte mebr na9gedfft tpirb
ipie in England. 10 fam es ni9t
Wunber nebmen, baB bort bas HaD.
fdbren unter ben 9amen iebr popu,
l1r aetporhen lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03
= RartenGeeerinneu IN

= 3artenleeerinnen m
llmbersieben Iinb bas Neuete auf benz
seluerblifen eiebiet in Berlin. Srei=
lid ofienbaren iie fi9 nibt iofort ais
Wahriaeerinnen, beroeden ibre 6unlt
pielmebr Our6 ben Sanbel NIT grief-
papisr unb Srieiumidldsen. I'm erft
cine siinitise @ele9enbeit gum ansebot
Der @abriuastunit absupaiien. aaiien
Iid Sausbewobner auf 8erbanblunsen
Elm. 10 wiro Der 8eriauf BON Yapisr
IN ben Sintersruno seidoben unb ein
Spisl Sarten tommt gum 8orihein.
aus Dem @ergansenbeit uub 3utunft
aeIelen iuiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-03

Gut angep pa n bfes @pri9a
port. @9piegeriobn: ~Das fage
i1 Sbnen. Mama. ipenn 2ouiie segen
meinen @illen bod in's Bah reiit.
ldfe itb mid fdeihen!" = Safpiesers
mutter: ~9tber man barf bas 3inb
bod nidt slei9 NIT bsm Babe ausa
i1ittenl"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09

AUianceman, If you receiUe O sample
copy Of this paper, 1t is to remind yon
tbot you should send as one dollar end
get 1t one gear.