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Evening star., 1894-02-09
Profit or Loss ON the Fair,

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Worlds fair stock
holders will probably learn today whether
they are to receive a dividend on their
stock. The finance committee will present
a speech and Solicitor General Walker will
give an opinion favoring such action. 1t
is said that there Is a surplus approx
mating 81 100000. or enough to pay a divi-
dend of 10 per cent, leaving ample margin
for pending prospective claims.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
After the Rice Eat.te

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Feb. "a st. Paul
attorney Is in this city in search of testi-
mony to be used in setting aside the Will OF
the late ex-Gov. Rice of Minnesota rhe
effort is made in behalf OF winnebago
squaw, who IS alleged to have been mar
ried TO Rice early in the sixties, when the
triDe was In Minnesota. he is said to nave
lived with his Indian wife for several years
two children-a boy and girl-having been
born to them.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
SAILED FOR RONCADOR REEF.
Secretary Herbert Informed Of the
Relief Party's Departure.

This afternoon Secretary Herbert received
a telegram from Lieut.. Brainard saying
that he sailed from Colon this morning for
Roncador reef to get the men from the
wreck Of the Kearsarge. He will take the
men back to Colon, where they will take
passage to New York.
The loss of the Kearsarge leaves the
North Atlantic squadron without a flag
ship .and the Marblehead, which will be
put into commission at New York on the
18th. will be assigned to that duty.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
Gold Reserve Restored.

The recent heavy receipts Of gold on ac-
count Of bond subscriptions have fully re-
stored the gold reserve Of 100000. 900. with
a slight balance on the right side of the
ledger.
AS a result of its improved financial con-
dition the Treasury Department has re-
sumed the payment of the sugar bounty.
The disbursements on this account aver
age about 100000 a day and will reach q
total Of s13, 500 900 before the 1st Of July
about s.. so, coo in excess of the estimate
made by the commissioner of internal rev.
enue.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
Was FouIIy Dealt With

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Coroner JOS.
T. Quinby Of Delaware county. after a post
mortem examination. has come to the con-
eiusion that the man whose body was found
yesterday Just outside of the city limits,
with two bullet holes in his breast and his
mead bruised, and who has been partially
identified as Charles A Danne of St Louis.
was foully dealt with. The case is now in
the hands of the Delaware county detec-
tives- The body Is in charge of the coroner
at Media, Pa. awaiting Identification.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
The Adoption OF Children.


Mr.. Springer introduced in the House to-
day his bill Of the last Congress comforting
jurisdiction upon judges OF the Supreme
Court to authorize the adoption OF children
Mr.. Heard, by request, introduced a bill.
heretofore offered in the Senate to protect
the property OF the United States Electric
Light COMPANY
Evening star., 1894-02-09

AOckc0-1n Ohfldren burned to Death.
BLOOMSBURG. Pa. Feb. 9-The house
OF Bert Croman. together with his two
small children. was burned last night at
Light street. small village near here
The parents had. after lighting the lamp
and locking the doors of the house, went
10 call on a neighbor They had been
absent but q short time when a passer-by
noticed big blaze in the Croman house
He gave the alarm and every effort was
made to save the little ones but without
avail. The bodies oil the children were
found in the debris this morning.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
stave Makers Organize.

EU CLAIRE, Wis, Feb. O.-Over twenty
representatives of the largest stave and
heading manufacturing concerns in Wis
consin and Minneso last night organized
the Northwestern Stave and Heading As
ISOLATION. Every concern making slaves
in either state will enter the association
A scale of prices was arranged
Evening star., 1894-02-09
Prospect of Resuminx Work.

HAMMOND. Ind. Feb. Y-It is given out
by Superintendent Ripley Of the Lake Side
Nail Company that the mammoth plant,
which has been closed since last December,
will start full blast early next week, pro-
wong the men will sign the new scale,
whlch Is said to be from 10 to % per cent
lower than that OF 1898. The Amalgamated
Union Is opposed to the reduction. II the
rollers and nail workers decided to accept
the new scale at least Nv men and boys
will be given employment
Evening star., 1894-02-09
whalebacks in the Navy.

Lieut.. Commander Sperry, Constructor
Hibbs and Engineer White have been con-
stituted commission to consider the oues-
ton of the conversion Of whaleback yes-
sells into ships of war and also the oues-
ton OF constructing naval vessels on the
whaleback principle. They have examined
Capt Alex. McDougall, the inventor of the
whalebacks.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
Criminal Court Matter~

Before Justice McComas today in the
case Of VIM. Hughes. charged with larceny
from the person. a verdict was found of
rot guilty. Frank NJ. Burleson plead guilty
OF false pretenses, and was released under
suspension of sentence. John Dugan and
Edward Dwyer were convicted of the lar
ceny Of a coat
Evening star., 1894-02-09

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 9.-Eugene Debs
spoke to mass meeting Of the Union Pa
cific employees last evening. He advised
the men to take legal steps to resist the
action Of the United States courts. He
criticised the action Of Judge Dundy as a
desire TO do the bidding of a corporation
Debs said he would call a meeting to be
held at some central point, probably Chey-
enne. where the matter would be settled
very likely without a strike
Evening star., 1894-02-09
Cen. Bax lOr of Cexas Dead.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Feb. 9.-Gen.
John w. Baylor died on his ranch in Uvalde
county yesterday Of paralysis. aged seventy
two years.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
ROSEBERY's RESIGNATION.
1t II Stated That He Differs With Mr..
Gladstone.

PARIS. Feb. 9.-The Eclair says that
Lord Rosebery. British minister, twice re-
Gently offered to resign. 1t adds that his
resignation Is held in allegiance only until
Slr. Gladstones return to England.
According to the Eclair Lord Rossbery
differs with Mr.. Gladstone on the British
foreign policy and on the agitation against
the house Of lords
Evening star., 1894-02-09
DIR. Doyle Of wfIlesbarrc Dead.

WI!-KESBARRE. Pa. Feb. 9-Dr. j. T.
Doyle, one Of the best-known physicians
In the northeastern part of the state. died
early this morning. aged fifty-seyen years
Kidney trouble was Ine cause OF his death
Evening star., 1894-02-09
PEIxoro's BOATS DAMAGED.
RuaoFs Of Disaster Received at HI.
JaneiPO.

JaneiPO.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. e-It In an
nounced in this city that some disaster has
befalien the fleet OF torpedo boats which
recently left Pernambuco for the south.
Details as to the disaster do not seem
to be obtalnable and all Information on
the subject is refused at the government
offices.
In spite of the reticence Of the govern
ment officials 1t is asserted that at least
ono of the torpedo boats has been badly
damaged and the whole fleet has put back
to Pernambuco for reasons which are not
explained in the dispatches received here.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
The Stnnd Pine Down.

The old stand pipe at the head Of 18th
street is no more. Yesterday promptly at
noon 1t was pulled down. AS the stand pipe
could not be sold it will be broken up and
sold as old iron.
Evening star., 1894-02-09
HRTrfaOn. ldQhO. Leuftfmtxod

SPOKANE. Wash. Feb. "a dispatch
from Harrison. Idaho. says the Indians
have signed a treaty ceding a strip of terri
tory along the Coeur dAlene river thus
giving the residents of Harrison title to
the town site.
Evening star., 1894-02-09

A Massachusetts Banker Pnralysed.
BROCKTON. Mass, Feb. 9.-Rufus p.
Kingman. president Of the Home National
Bank. a financier well known throughout
the state was stricken with paralysis last
night. He will be cripple even If he lives
Evening star., 1894-02-09
THE STEPHENS FAMILY.
They Added Considerably to the Pop
ulatfOn of Kansas City,

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. 9.-Kansas City's
population was Increased by the arrival here
last night Of forty-three persons, the fam
tly of Walker Stephens and his long line Of
descendants. from Kentucky. Mr.. Stephens
end family decided to try their fortunes in
kansas City, and when they got of the
train and boarded a street car, they filled
the grip and hung on the sides as they
made their triumphant entry into the city
There IL still another daughter with seven
children to follow.
Evening star., 1894-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-George G. Prague.
architect. at $40 Columbus avenue, assigned
today to Charles Strauss, without prefer
ences. The assignee said that the assets
would amount to over S45O,OOO; liabilities,
$iOU,OO.
Evening star., 1894-02-09

The following the opening. the highest anl
the lowest aud the closing prices OF the New York
stock market today. reported by Cornon .
Macartbey. meiahers New lotx stock exchanee.
Correspondents Ncssrs. Moore & Schley, No. 50
Evening star., 1894-02-09
Fire I'm Alexandria.

About 2 O'Clock this morning fire ~ss
discovered at the saloon OF Richard Muir
ply. on Princess and Pitt streets. Alexan-
dria, and. despite the efforts OF -he iremen.
the interior of the house was burned out
but the firemen saved the building.
Evening star., 1894-02-09

The following were the readings OF the thsr-
mometer at the weather bureau TODAY: 8 a. m,
46; z y. N. 46; maximam. AZ; minimum, -
Evening star., 1894-02-09

The redemption Of the treasury notes, II
1t were to occur in gold. would wipe out the
gold reserve and force another bond issue;
IL in silver the public credit. already
wrenched by the flood Of silver, might be
seriously impaired. He believed that this
bill would be remodelled or defeated.
He did not believe the democrats would
dare to send to the White House or the
people a bill tainted with dishonesty. II
the government needed money. why did it
not frankly and honestly borrow it instead
Of pilfering from a trust fund.
In conclusion. in speaking of the silver
question, he declared himself in favor of
the larger use of silver, IL an internatio
agreement could be reached. He referred
to the disturbance in England and Prussia
over silver. Europe" said he, lis walking
the floor. Let us pursue the Fabian policy
of on-action, and we can make terms for
the use of silver" (Applause)
Mr.. McKeighan (Neb.) made q free silver
argument. A gold basis and q high tariff,
he said, was discrimination against the
west in the interest of the east III
had the power" said he. II would strike
down the tariff that protects the east and
force 1t into competition with the world as
the east forces us into such competition"
He went on to indorse the Bland seignior-
age bill as step in the right direction.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-16

grbe umi6IieBen. 600 Stdd Strsi6.
bbIser ipiesen Elm 8iIo, bas SoIssetpiht
Der tdslib perbraudten betrdst 300, 900
2ilo. Sa nun elm aubifmeter Pappels
boIs, bas bette MateriaI fiir Strei6bbls
ser, 300 8ilo tpisst, 70 iinb 400. 900
8ubitmeter SoIs i'm @eipi6t bon los, g
Wilionen 8iio nottpenbis, um ben 8e'
barf zines Sabtes nur in europa su
oeden. 8esiisIi6 ber anoeren Wiaterias
lien, ipsI6e aur Sabrifation eeb6ren,
ldbt iid ber 8erbrau6 nibt einmul ans
nabernb feftiteaen, nur bonn 8bospbor
1T nadsepieien, baB sur 8dnbboIsiubri.
tatipn ettpa 100000 SiIO jdbrIid bsrs
braubt iperben. Wirb nun ben 8oiten
bon SpIs unb gbospbor nod bic 2bbne
ber Nrbeiter, ipeIde auf 10000 Marf
seiddst tperben, binsuserednet, 70 er'
sibt iid Elm @efamttpert Der idbrliden
3InbboI fabrication in europa bon min.
beitenS 1875 Wiqionen Wart! 8smerft
mub nod perben, baB bic SdadteIn,
8erpaduns, 8apier, Sieseluf unb 70
lpeiter nidt nit einserednet iinb.
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Ndn6ern Ses gfeifd,es.

Durd SaIsen unb Rdu6ern bes 5Iei.
'den sebt INNER einise &raft borIoren.
I'm sutes, baltbareS Rau6fleiId su ers
sielen, mub man i6on beim @iniaIsen
oarauf 8eba6t nebmen, baB baS SaIs
nit einisem Bfeffer unb 9uder semensi
unb baS SIeii9 nidt su frab aus Der
Salslafe beraussenommen tperbe. @s
mub ipenisitens 3 = 3 @oden barin lies
gen bIeiben unb otter nit Der abseIaufe.
men .SIeiidiauce" besofsn tperben.
Sobalo es bann in bic 8du6srfammer
sebrabt tpirb. mub mon tra6ten, bab
ourt Sendsenben Rlud (SOIsrau6) baS
Hdu4ern nidt gu lanse bauert. barf les
bod bas SIeiit erit bann tpesnebmen.
tpenn es, mas ii6 burd fteifss 4nfiibIsn
su erfennen Sibt, burdseraudert 1T.
9tun tpidelt man bic sinseInen Sleiid.
itIde in Bapier Elm unb brinst iie in cine
8iite. unb spar 10, bab man unten cine
S6i6te refine Nide. Johann bas SIeii6
uno bann abermaIS glide brinst. 8or
benz 9ebrau6e IdBt man bas auf bieie
Srt berpadte SIeii6 nit elmer 8Irite
reiniaen.
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GntfesfiAe Gntbecfuua.

Ius Chattanooga tpirb gemelbet !:
Giner in sroBem nmfanse bon Der drms.
rem 8epDIterunS uno namentlid ben
Nesern betriebensn ,,gnselma9ersi" 1T
Die Stats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Gems
nehee auf bic Spur sefommen, unb bic
ioeben einseleitete unteriu9uns bat BE-.
reits gang entiesIi6e @rsueltbatsn an
ben Gag sebradt. Sn ben Iebtsn Mos
naten mar bic SterbIi1teit unter ben
8inoern cine bDdit auffaqenbe. Bon
brei i6parsen 8inbern itarben burbs
idnittli6 5pei, bon brei ipelBen zines
slae mbSIihen llriaden tpuroen fir
paS ableben Der 8inbsr ansessben.
8ie es ben gnidein bat, purben bic
8inber sumeiit in 8ettf,fen eritidt, ein'
selne lieb man perbunsern uno anoere
pieber puroen srtrdnft. SIM 3uiam.
menbanse nit bieien i6eubli9en @nts
oedun8en brinst man bic Ibatiade.
oab ale bieie 8inber in peribiebener
Seriiberunssseisai6aften aiefurirt tpa.
rem. Da eS iebr idpisris 1T, ssniisenbt
Sepeiie sur 8eitrafuus Der &inberm6rbel
su erlansen, 70 bat bic Staatss@eiunb,
beitsbeb6rpe idmmtIibe 4erste in Stab
uno Sano UNI ibre tbatfrdftise WiitbiilfC
eriu6t, ba bieIe Mafenidld1terei aud
IN anoeren Stdbten 8elbt su tperber
tdbeint
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Gin Mtftbeet,

ipeldes sur ansu6t bon 9emiiiepfansen
bienen ioa, mub alidbrIid neu einses
ridtet uno nit friidem 9ferbemiit anses
ipdrmt tperben. gu bieiem 3ped pirb
in bas 24-3 SUB tiefe Miitbeet 70 piel
Pfereepduser eebra6t, baB, nadbem
berielbe orbentlt6 fefsetreten, bis gum
oberen Ranb beS Dfihbeetfafens nur
nod Elm &anb bon So 3pa bIebt. So.
oann ipirb auf ben Wiit cine 2-3 3oa
Itarfe Sdi9t gutter @rOe (8ompOiterbe)
sebradt uno Der 10 suredtsemadte 8aften.
nabbem er burd Senfer unb 8retter ses
idIohen 1T, 5-6 Gage iid ieIbit
iiberlaiien, in ipeIder 3eit Der Diit ii6
erbibt unb bic grbe erparmt babsn ipirb
bann beeinnt man nit benz Sden bes
8emdieiamenS. 0ian fam bieieIbe
@roe tpobl i'm ndbten Sabre fpieber be.
nuben, oieieIbe muB aber Dor Wlnter
aus bem 8aiten eenommen uno oer 2uft
burd bfteres llmteden ausselebt pers
ben. @esen OeS 3eitpunfteS Der In.
lcse bon Miitbeeten in seniher @eseno
befra9e man beiisr einen nit ben Ser.
bdltninen pertrauten @drtner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-16
Bur R8arnuns fur SnnSeliebs
baber.

Ser Sunb eeb6rt auf ben Spf! 9ori
ioq er bieielbe quite 8ebanbIune aIS ale
anoeren niibIiben Saustbiere erfabren.
ioa cine Siitte, CUTE iparme Streu uni
reitIib Sutter baben. gBer bic 8eoinss
unssn benz Sunbe eeeeniiber nidt er'
fiileu fam uno tpiu, Der balte iib telnen.
SIN Sauie tann Der Sunb, namentIit
&inbern, bic ii6 bon ibm beleden lahen,
eefdbrIib weroen. Gin Sorreiponbent
idreibt sur Warnun9 folaenbes
,,Trpbbem Der 8erfafer bieies felbit
elm eroBer SunbeIiebbaber III unb ieinen
uierbeinieen Srsunb. ben er beiibt, nidi
ipeseeben mb6te. mub er bod TN Sntes
reiie ausr Sunbebeiiber sur 8Oriibt i'm
nmannse nit ben treueiten Der Saustbiere
tparnen. gs iinb ndmIid I'M bori9en
Sabre ni6t ipeniser ais 4 Sobesfdqe an
@6lnococcus su berseidnen 9epeien. Der
Gdinaeoccus piro BON Sunbe nuf ben
Dteniden iibertra9en. glls Taenia echi-
nococcus bat bieier tpinsiee Sanopurm
ben Suno als 0irtb. @erdlb er auf irs
seno cine BeiTe in ben 96rper bes Ren.
iben, 70 entipidelt iid aus ben Giern bsS
Saroipurms Der obeenannte, oaS 2eben
sefdbrcenbe BIaienpurm GhinOcuccus
8orsdslid fdldst er ielnen SiB in ben
Odrmen auf uno peruriadt bier beftiae
S9merssn.
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Spuia ais Seilmittet ,

Ser SOnis 1T sesen piele 8ei6perben
in gals, 8ruit uno Baud Elm nldt su
unteriddbenbes SeilmitteI. Sin porsiies
lideS Oilttel eeeen Salsentsiinbuns 1T
iolsenbes: Wan nebme cine 2aiie boil
2einiumen uno fo9e iol6en nit einem
26ifeI poa Sonis itarf elm uno beniiBe bic
Abfo6uns su SalSumidldsen. Ober
man trinfe MorsenS unb 9lbenbs in
Dlil6 sefo6ten SUnis. Splbmeserid
NIT SoniS aufsefobt brinst Slnberuns
unb SeiIuns BEL 8ruit. unb 2unsenleioen.
Bel 8atarrb, Sbnupfen unp Suiten buff
NIT Spnis eefodter uno NIT giiis stipas
anselduerter Salbeitbee. @esen 8eud'
buiten Der 8inber piro nit grfols sin NIT
SOnis permlidter 4biuO aus sriiuen
oper 9etrodneten 8eilbenblattern anse.
penbet. 8esen Salsbrdune braudt
man, bis Der 9lrst fOmmt, duBerIi6e
@inreibuneen mt Spnis uno llmidIase
nit 2Dibs unb 3uderpapier. 0as gfen
bon Sonis bilft bel Sartleibisten uno
8eritopfuns. 9lu6 sesen mineralii4e
unb pe9etabilii6e Site bat iid Mlld
uno Sonis ibon ais sutes 0tittsl be.
pabrt. Sarte Brittle bel Mbhnerinnen
beiIt meiit Der init SUnis permii6te
Salt Der 8unfeIriibe, ober nit Soniss
ipaher seiottener Saber setrunten. 8es
gen 8ranopuncen eebraube man Sonie
unb @abS, @esen Sroitbeulen pirb
eins Otiibuns pom SleleiiIs. @ads,
SaumDl, &Oienpuiier Su sIel6sn Gbeis
len 9ebraubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-16

.9ferbe, bic gut freiien, arbeiter
gut" iast Elm Spriidport. 0aS Bferf
seist isinen appetit bur6 Sdarren uni
Stampfen nit ben SiiBsn, 98Iebern.
iebnil1tises lmbIiden mad bem 5utter.
DieisS mub stpar raid eineenommen,
absr trobbem gut serfaut, einseipel6eIt
unb in nidt su srOben 8iiien peridIudi
tperoen. Das Nfeto barf tpdbrenb oes
Srslens ni9t auSieBen unb ipl biz
8rippe rein ausleeren. Dian iol babe,
immer in bic 8rippe ieben, OF aaes auf.
sefreNen 1T. gu baitiss Sreiier, peIdt
beionberS ben Safer i6le4t fauen, iint
ebeniopenis anSuempfeblen, ais penr
Bferbe su lanefam unb abiabpeiie ibl
Suttsr aufnsbmsn, ober tpobl gar eint
3eit lang, Obne su fauen. i'm Wiuult
bebaIten. pferbe, tpelde gut frehen.
iino in Der 8essI, ipenn tie nidt su
iebr anssitrenet iinb, serunbet, bas
Saar 1T sIatt unb eldnsenb, obtuobl
mande Gbiere au6 bel reidIider 5iitter'
uns, obne serabe franf su iein, ma8er
bIeiben. 9ie gntleerune peS Nlitea
mub reseImdbis unb reidIi6 erfOIsen,
unb eS oiirfen iib feline sansen Safers
fDrner pprfinoen. @S 1T aIio unter allen
llmfdnben gut, baS 8ferb bel Der SUITS
teraufnabme su beubadten. benn reseI'
mdbise Sunttion ber grndbrunsS. unr
SeroauunssOrsune 1T Elm iidereS 3ei6en
Der @eiunbbeit.
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Sans itnb 6pf.
0as ereben Der slnmentspfe.

gae 8etpddSbauss unb 3immerpHans
3en, ipeI6e in ibren 8dumen nur elm.
ieitiSes 2i6t erbaIten, tpa6ien notbses
brunsen benz ai4te su unb befOmmsn
NIT Der 3eit elm eieentbiimIid i6isfse,
tpa4ienes 4usieben. Inbers basessn
tperben bieieIben Pfansen, tpenn iie in
ben 8dumli6feiten iib zines aqieitisen
Si4tes erfreuen oiirfen, ipie etipa in
einem nit einem SatteIoade beriebenen
8lasbauie ober Kindergarten, barin
eiefe ipie in Der freien Natur bic 2idt'
itrablen rinssum empfansen. Dieie
notbpenoiSe Si6tfiiIe fann aber ben
Simmer', be3tp. SEM fkrpilansen nidt su
Sbei! tperben, iie miiiien ii9 behdnbis
nit benz Seniterlidt besniisen. gS if
rilbreno, an3uieben, ipie bic Ieit9en,
3weise unb 8ldtter lid istniii6tis benz
2i6te autpenben, eIeidiam ibre Nrme
oorthin auSitreden. Dies bemerft man
am beutliditen bel allen tpeidbOlsisen
unb tueiditenseIisen 9fansen, ipie @era.
nien, Su4iien, Reieba, 8eiIden, Bris
meln u. T. ip., ioipie BEL allen SniebeIs
seipa&ien, pie Spusintbsn, Grofus,
0laiblumen II. (. ip. Sisr mub bic
menidIi4e Sanb iorsIid fir bas i6bne
8eraoebIeiben bieier 2opfpHunsen eins
areifen, inoem iie tdsIid einmal ii6 her
fleinen Diiibe untersiebt, iie auf ibrem
Stanoorte su breben unb sipar in Der
poaen baIben @enbuns, berart, bab bic
oem Sidte susetpanbte Seite nod Der
Snnenieite Des 3immers 5usefebrt pirb,
inbeb bic anbere Seite Der YHanse,
tpeIde Der Snnenieite bes 3immers suse,
tebrt mar, bem 2idte suseitellt pirb.
Dur6 bieie miibeIoie 8sbanbIuns ersieIt
man susIeid itetS fersenserabe eepads
iene 8immerpfansen, bic bas 4use burt
ibren idDnen Wuds erfreuen. ST nibi
eine serabesepadiene Spasintbenblume
eine tpeit idbnere gri6einuns, ais cine
li8ti6ief sewadiene
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Der Nerbrdud pom Strei6s
bpl;eru.

8ein @esenItanb piro tpobI in ioI6en
Wufen berseiteat unp perbrau6t, wie
pas fleine. wenis seadtete uno bod 10
unenbIid pi6tise Streidbols. Den
8erbruu6 senuu fsitsuiteaen, bdIt iebr
idper. isoo6 1T sS einsm Batsnts uno
te1niiben Bureau in Berlin selungen,
an Der Sanb frsili6 unpoIItommener
itatiitii6er 9ta9weiie foIsenoes sifer.
mGbis su beIesen: Sn europa 1T na6s
peisll9 Der tdslide 8erbrau4 an 3lnO'
bOIsern pro aopf burdnittlib iisben
Slid, iporuuS li6 BEL Der ieBisen Sin.
pUbntsabI Elm 8erbrau6 bon etpa spei
DilItaroen Stiid fir ben Gag erSibt, i'm
Sabre bemna6 730 Wiliarben Dleis
Streidb6ISer in cine Reibe binter einan'
Der eeIe9t, baben cine 2dnse bon 36.5
DtiQiaroen Meter, tpel9e 829mal um
Die @rbe rei6en, ober penn oieie 829
Winounsen neben einanber laufen, ipiiroe
Elm 8ane bon l,65 0lstsr Sreite bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-16

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