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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
1koNs FOR THE RUSSIAN MILLIONS

The manufacture of ikons. the sacred
images so universally venerated by the
orthodox Russians. forms a very con-
siderable household industry in the gov
ernments of Vladimir and Kurslz, where
from 100000 to 100000 ikons are yearly
produced. These images are painted on
lime tree, alder, and aspen boards, byt
boys, girls, adults and old men. Each
family of four to five workers produces
annually not fewer than 5000 ikons, the
total earnings being from 200 TO 400
roubles a year. The ikon is painted Wy
one workman, as in the government Of
Kursk, or it goes successfully to many.
as practiced in the government of Vladi-
mir. In the latter case the first work
man OuIv laws r. e--0---7 o. ~
another paints the faces; SNs SNABa Szs
hands ana Urapvry,. lie H. In II
writes the superscripuonS, and so on
Sometimes only the faces and hands are
painted and the remaining part OF the i'm
age-the dress, crown, etc.-is covered
with trimmings of stamped foil (rizyll
variously ornamented. The painting OF
the images is very coarse, but this fact
in no way impedes the spread OF this
branch of household industry, not only
among the peasant population of Russia.
but of that of Servia. Bulgaria and other
Slavonic countrieS.-London News
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To Witness a Test.

Washington, May 14.--Captain Sanp-
son, chief of ordinance. Professor Alger
and Lieutenant Alderman, composing
the board designated by Secretary Her
bert to investigate the charges relative
to frauds in armor plates, left Wash
ington today for Bethlehem, Pa They
will go there to witness an acceptance
test of arnlor plate tomorrow, and pro-
coed to Homestead to resume their in
quiries with the expectation Of return
ing to Washington by the end of the
week
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At NortA So lake.

The North Salt Lake Democrats fell
in line last evening and organized a
ward club by electing F. S. Fernstrom
president; George r. Jones, first vice
president; Edward Brook, second vice
president; Johannes Halversen, score
tary, and Mr.. Armstrong, treasurer.
The following gentlemen were chosen
as committee on membership: Joseph
Halversen, John A Carlson and E.
Petit. 1t was decided to postpone the
election of an executive committee I'M
til the ward has been thoroughly can
vassed.
The society adjourned to meet again
in two weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
THEIR LICENSES REVOKED.
Why the Steamer Los Angeles Wen
on the Rocks.

San Francisco, Cal. May 14.-As a
result of investigation of the loss of
the steamer Los Angeles, Inspectors of
Steamers Talbot and Phillips have re-
voked the licenses CT Captain Leland
and Third officer Ryfkogel. The in
spectors find that Ryfkogei changed the
course given by Captain Leland to
clear Cooper's Point before he went
below, and they find, also, that if
Ryfkogel had followed the Instructions
the point would not have been cleared.
Ryfkogevs attention had been called to
the dangerous proximity of the vessel
by a passenger. but he did not heed
nor notify the captain.
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LIVE sTocK.

Chicago, May 1.-THE Evening Journal
reports;
fair demand; prime to extra native steers,
Z .4Cr134. go; medium, 4.00q4.25; others, 1850
1oGs-Receipts $1,000; active, 15c
al ". packers and mixed, 495@5G5; light,
''e sHEFp AND LANfBS-Receipts. 10000;
steady; top sheep. 4.25Q4, so; top lambs
s75fT5f Is: spring lambs not wanted.
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SAD FATE OF SOLDIERS.
One Striker with Paralysis and
Four Drowned.

Port Townsend, Wash, May IA
Lieutenant F.. Dimmick, of the revenue
cutter U. S. Grant, stationed at Fri
day Harbor, in command of the rev.
enue launch Scout. was stricken with
paralysis and is not expected to live.
He recently arrived from New York.
Sergeants Henderson and Weidlich
and Privates Rosenquist and Ross,
company "F," 18th Infantry, United
States army, while sailing near Adj
miralty Head last night, were capsized
and all drowned except Heating.
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DIZZINESS THE FEATURE.

most active buyers. Light cattle that
were fat sold a shade stronger, and the
heavier grades sold at fully steady prices.
Cows were in exceptionally light supply
and firmer, and the feeder trade was
generally unchanged. Quotations I'M
changed.
10Gl5c lower; bad reports from the east
and indifference on the part of shipping
as well as local buyers caused the de-
early at 500, but the bulk of the trading
was at 4.S5G490, and at the close the popu-
lar figures were 4.S5.
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who are thoroughly familiar with the
plates, plugs and all, are said to be
now on the Monterey, aiding the in
vestigating committee, and their as
sertions are declared in every instance
to have been confirmed upon examina-
ton. The Monterey is about to be
placed on the dry dock and the exam
ination continued
Secretary Herbert warmly denies
that any investigation is being made
aboard the Monterey, or that his visit
here has any connection with such in
SDectiOn
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Twenty-First Ward.

The Twenty-frst ward Democrats
truned out in force last night and
their meeting TO organize a ward club
was a most enthusiastic one. w. P.
Reid was elected president; H. T. Ball
first vice-president; John Burt, second
vfce-president; S. w. Stewart, secre-
tary; W. H. Dale, treasurer; J. c.
Murphy, P. Van Houten. J. P. Bache
William Bywater and Thomas Allen
executive committee; P. NJ. Thomas
Chas. Dangerfield and R. H. CabeIl
comni ttee on r7a--oioe--1-30
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
WILL PROTECT THE HERDS.
Strict Watch to Be Kept on the Seal
Poachers.


Port Townsend, Wash, May IA
Commander Clark, of the Boring sea
feet, received copies of sealing regu-
lations today from the navy depart
ment, and later, Geographic orders to
sail for Boring sea. The Mohican and
the Albatross will go north through
the inland passage via Sitka- The
other vessels will cruise along the
coast, following in the wake Of the
seal herds, boarding all British and
American sealing vessels, and deposit
copies of the regulations and warn
masters to desist from further VIOLA
ton of the law
Commander Clark says the strict let
ter of the law will be enforced. and
the fleet will exercise strict vigilance.
He thinks he has more than enough
vessels to thoroughly guard and pro-
tect the herds from the invading
nOachers
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4 WOMAN NOT AN ANGEL.
When you've looked this wide worl

When you've looked this wide world
Tender husband, signing lover,
Sought among the sex so charming with
You viii find, 1 think, that woman
Is not angel, but Just human,
Blessed with earthly aspirations, cursed
by human frailties too
Men are ever looking higher
Than themselves. and thus aspire
helpmeets to allure.
But an angel cannot kiss you,
Cling to, fret for, long for, miss you;
Neither could she stay from heaven our~
dened with your grief and care.
Woman is no angel truly.
AS the frail and faulty partner OF her
JOYS and griefs can be.
Yet if God should angel call her,
Still hope he won recall her.
For though she be not angelic she is good
enough for me-
Good enough for mantle sinner
Good as nurse and as breadwinner,
Good to bauish gloom around you when
Gods other lights are dim.
Good to guide your feet to virtue
Keep you. back from sins that hurt you.
Good to brighten oft the spectres throng-
ing round deaths angel grim
Constant her devotion ever,
Waverlng IN her friendship never.
Gentle. as a. dewdrop falleth is to aching
brow her hand;
Warm in her affection, clinging
To her loved, tho ruined. bringing
Hope where once. was desperation, ruling
with unvOtced command
Minneapolis Tribune.
which Hoods Sarsaparilla has won st,ssh
a firm hold upon the Confidence of the
people. 81
10 Pfctureaoue Suh~c-ibe-s
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The statement Confirmed.

San francisco, May 1.-THE even
ing paper which last Friday declared
that a number Of plates on the coast
defense vessel Monterey had been
found to be rotten. today repeats its
assertions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York, May H.
HOPS-Quiet.
PIC IRON-Dull
COPPER-Quiet-
LEAD-QUIET; $500
SILVER-623z.
TIN-Easy; Straits. 1880 asked; plates
SPELTBR-weak; domestic, 3.S5 bid
to 30 asked. Sales on change, twenty tons
August tin, 1890.
COFFEE-Options opened dull with un-
changed to 10 points lower; ruled dull,
featureless; closed dull at points higher
to ) points lower. Sales, $500 bags, in
GLIDING July 1920: September, 1460d1465,
and October at 1875
Spot Coffee-Rio steady; No, Z, 1914:
mild, steady; cordova. 19d194. Sales, 300
packages c. a. p. {. Warehouse deliveries
Saturday, 12O43 bags. New York stock
today. 243,550 bags. United states stock,
2e2, $50 bags; afioat for the United States,
402, $50 bags, against $50, $50 bags last year.
Rio-Market quiet. nominal; no quota
tons; exchange, 8 11-16d.; receipts, 1900
bags: stock, 134 900 bags.
Santos-Market quiet; nominal; no quo
tations: receipts. ., 900 bags; stock, g, 900
bags; cleared. 2000 bags
Hamburg-Ioliday
HaVre-Holiday.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; fair refining, 1-lG'
sales 1900 bags centrifugal 96-test, rs.
Refined. quiet and steady.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NV -'IeIN
MONEY-On all. easy at 10; last loan,
10; closed 10 Prime mercantile paper,
2:5G5. Sterling exchange dull. but firm,
with actual business in bankers bills,
4SS%46i4.S9 for demand. and at 4Sl14q44SSt 2
for sixty DAYS Posted rates, 4SS}=G14-SO.
Commercial bills, 4S614l4S612. Silver GER
The total sales of stocks today were
74.S74 shares. including American sugar,
q. 900: Chicago Gas. Is, 800; General Electric,
6600; St. Paul, 1,S00.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
1-1S1prE GRAIN SUPPLY

New York, May 1.-THE visible supply
of grain on Saturday as compiled by the
New York produce exchange was: Wheat,
IS. 81, 600 bushels. a decrease of L. 900;
corn. S92GG00 bushels, a decrease of ,, 439, :
COO: oats, 25T400 bushels, a. decrease of
s.. 1000: rye, $4,000 bushels. a decrease of
4, 900; barley, $4,000 bushels, a decrease OF
IS COO.
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BONDS AND OILS.

New York, May 14-Government bonds
firm. State bonds inactive. Petroleum
steady. Pennsylvania oil sales. none; June
option sales. none; closed S554 bid. Lima
oil sales, none.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
BACH OyB or THEM HAD
SOMETHING TO SAY.
Caucus of the Republicans on
the Tariff Bill.
NOTHING IN THE WAY
OF A DECLARATION.
Views as Varied as the Hues Of a
Chameleon.

AIdrIch, Chandler and Others Be-
Iieve They Can Defeat the Bill,
but other Senator'S Are Not Near
" So Sanguine-An Allegation
That Seven Democratic Senator'S
Will Vote Against the BiIl-SiIver
Senator's Rub Sore Spot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
SAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

San Francisco. May t4.-Drafts, sight,
10; Geographic. 1919; silver bars, 6234q623s;
Mexican dollars, 5165115
Wheat. quiet; May, 95A; December,
LOSS; new sellers, 10l1z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
BOSTON QUOTATIONS.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
$780,. CxsA.-

CATTLE-Receipts, $500; shipments, O.
900. Steady; extra steers, 3.35G3.95; Texas
cows, 2.00dS.25; shipping steers, 3.S504 40;
native cows. 1908 IS: stockers and feed
ers, 210d3.3 So; bulls, 2.50d3.S5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
Stock Exchange Trading Reaches
Low Water Mark.
THE RAILWAY LIST
WAS NEGLECTED
Bond Market Firm, but Closed
Irregular.

Lead, Silver and Copper Quiet-Chi-
caEo Wheat Closes with a Gain of
Observation-Disclosures Grain supply
as Compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange-Liverpoo and
London Markets CIosed-Kansas
City. Omaha and Chicago Live
Stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
HIS MIND rs PERT.

you don't mean to. say that you have
gone back to kerosener' exclaimed the
caller.
YES replied the housewife. 'I had to
do it,
.tEconomy?"
NO 1t was to keep my husband out of
st. Elizabeth's. He got an idea that the
bills were not being made out CORRECTLY
and was putting in SIX hours a night
when he should have been sleeping, try
ing to read the meter for himself. -
Washington Star.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

OIIitIIcL1 lNIdly II
cATTI.E-Reeeipts. $500. The market
was slightly firmer. There was some out
eide demand. but local killers were the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
LONDON MARKET CLOSED.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.

London, May 1.-THE stock market
closed today on account of celebration of
NFhitsunday holiday.
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May . 63Eb
July -. $50 6.35 $50 6.35
Sept. =. $50 6.35 $50 6.35
b auotations were as Follow:

Cash quotations. were as follows:
WHEAT-Spriing No. 2, 5sa561s; No. 3
spring, 81; No 2 red, 56d56ls.
C0RN-No. 3 S75s; No. yellow, $685.
oATs-No. ?, 889s@3s24; No. 2 white, 852s
d952L; No. 3 white, 341l 925.
BARLEY-No. 2, nominal; No. 3, 58q56;
No. 4, 59G53.
FLAX SEEDING. /, 1.33
TIMOTHY-Prime seed, 4.2O
MESS PORK-Per barrel, u. 25G512. 2715s.
LARD-Per 100 pounds, Zi507. Az.
SHORT RIBS-Sides Qoose), .40716. 4zJ5
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed (boxed). Z. $50
600; short clear sides CboXed), 6671k0
7.12lk.
WHIsKY-Distillers finished goods per
gallon, Liz.
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Liverpool, May 1.-THE grain, provision
and cotton exchanges are closed today
in observance of the Whitsunday holt
DAYS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
A USEFUL INVENTION.
New and Easy Way to Light Amy
Kind of Lamp.

A very ingenious degice designed to
light the headlight lamps f ioeelno-
tivas, but which can be applied just as
we'll to ordinary store or iouse lamps,
has been invented by Gtr. Gadnunsen,
of Lehi and was patented November %,
1893
! It is not electric. L does away with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
AND OTHER BONDS.
NV YORK MINING STOCKS.

MINING SToCKS-SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. May 1.-THE official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks today
we're as follows:
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OTOTATT

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamery, 12d1516;
dairy, SQ15. Eggs, dall, strictly fresh, 9ig.
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New York, May Holiday IN Londo
and Liverpool today; no markets.
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10 Picturesque Subscribers.
Successive parts to Picturesque Amei
lea, received weekly.
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New York has 100000 working wo-
men
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York Nav IA
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No other Sarsaparilla has the merit ~
which Hoods Sarsaparilla has won st,let
a firm hold upon the Condolences of the
people. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Ju brei 5asen min er mad europa
fabren.

g8enn iid Der neus S1iffss Propeuer,
ben Ridarb .. 8uniton BON WiliamS.
port, 8a., erfunben bat, beipdbren iollte,
70 ipiiroe man bic Sabrt mad europa
ebe lanse in brei Tasen MAIDEN tbnnen.
Seine grfinouns 1T bier i'm 2anb, in
Ganaba unb in England patentirt
ipproen.
Sas gieentbimlide berieIben 1T, 6ab
bei einiser Genoeruns bes SdiffSs2brs
perS stpei 8eiben beionberS fonltruirter
Yropeaer an ben Sdiifs.Seitsn anitatt
am Stern ansebradt iperben. Dieie
propeller tperben paartpeiie ansebradt,
unb spar baS erite Paar siemli9 born,
UNI eas Waher Su sertbeilen, ben Bug
su bebsn uno bur6 8erminberuns Der
Sriftion an bemielben bic S1neIlisteit
su permebren. Die anberen Yropeler
iinb unter Der WaGers2inie anssbra9t,
20 an 3abl, ie bon 5 SUB DurdmeHer.
Die 8orsiise bieier Contribution ioqen
barin beheben, baB Fe benz S9iif ni6t
auein iene immenie @eidipinbisfeit, ion.
bern aud elm iteteS @Isidsewi9t seben
unb es aud bel bobssbenber See in auf.
redter Steluns baIten. Da bic pro.
peler ie 100 SUB bon chamber setrennt
iein iolen. 70 ersiebt iid bon ielbit. bab
Elm Dampfer bon 600 SUB 2dnse auber
ben uorberen Paaren am Stern, ipie
i6on bemerft. is iinf Sdrauben gaare
auf isbsr Seite, aIio I'M Gansen 90 BRO.
peuer baben ipirb.
Die Triebfraft fam auf beri6iebsne
art seliefert iperben, burd sroBe Sra.
idinen i'm Bug, in Der Mitte beS S6iffs
unb i'm Stern, ipeIbe bireft auf bic Dor.
beren propeller ipirfen, uno fur bic an.
bern eIettriide Triebiraft bur4 Dpnamos
erseusen. Ser SauptporSus aber beitebt
oarin, baB ale Sdafte Der 9ropelIer
unabbdnsis bon einunber arbeiten, 70 buB
oas 8rs4en eines oerielben obne SoIse
auf bic Sortbeipeeuns bes Sdiffes 1T.
Die tpaiierbibten 4btbeiluneen bsfus
ben ii6 auf beioen Seiten bes Dampfsrs.
Sebt sebt 3 Der Triebfraft Bel allen
Dampfern berIoren, ba bic stpei 8ropeler
oerieIben nur auf einen serineen Waiisr'
raum tpirfen fbnnen, ipdbrenb 90 Bros
peaer sebnmaI mebr Waher iiberipdIiisen
fbnnen.
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6drntcner Sauerfraut.

guS &drnten seben bieIe Waseonlabs
unSsn Sauerfraut in bic 9ladbarldnber,
unb DeutidIanb beionberS tritt ee,ne
ais 9duier bieier ppbli6msdenbsn Speiie
auf. Gum SeiIe berubt o;eie alsemeine
8sIiebtbsii auf Der 8ereitunsspeiIe.
Sin Sreunb uniers 8Iattes ien6st uns
pas naditebenSe &esept, ipeldeS in
8drnten bielfab aneeipenbet ipiro I'm
400 &rautf6pfe einsuiduren, pirb eine
WiItun9 bon 81 Silo SaIs, II 8iIp
3uder, Gilo &iimmeI unb I 3iIo Wa9.
bolberbeeren bereitet. Oben unb unten
auf benz 8oben oes 9rautbottids piro
berieIbe nit &rautbIdttern auseeleet, Der
eisentlide 9pben ilbsrbisS burd Elm
reines 2innen sebedt. Sn ni6t su far.
fen 2osen ipirb baS seidnittene 8raut
seibidtet, iebe Sage nit Der Wiiduns
tiidtie beitreut, uub penn Sdlieblib Der
8ottid eefdqt lit, bic 9sdbIdttsr bar.
iber geeeben uno mittelit 8rettern unb
Steinen beidnert. SIM iparmen 8eaer
pirb bas &raut bersits mad iebs bis
abt Wphen gar unb tann berauSeenom'
men tperben. pobei ieoeSmal nit reinem
WnHer na6ssfiillt ipiro. Strense Rsin.
Iibfeit 1T 8ebin9unS. Die 8riibs muB
oas &raut tets bebsden. Witeinseleste
NuittendpfeI erb6ben ben feinsn @e'
lhmad.
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Dann lit cine 3eituns brudfeb.
Ierfret !?

rlebsr biefe Srase sibt Der ,,Sambur'
ger Sorrefponbent" foIsenbe treffenbt
4usfunft: l. Wenn Der 8erfaHer ODE,
ginienber bas 8idtise eeidrieben, Q
bas 8i6tise aud beutIid eei9rieben bat.
8. Der SeBer in ale SGder bes Sebfa'
items lauter ridtiee 8udtaben seiporfer
bat, 4. bic ridtisen 8u6faben sreift, 5.
iie ri6tis einiebt, 6. Der &orreftor BIZ
8orrettur ridtis lieh, 9. Der SeBer biz
erite 8orreftur ridtis oerbehert, 10. biz
&epiiion ri6tis seleien ipiro, IL. tpenr
benz getreifenoen bic n6tbise 3eit biersu
seIaiien ipirb, IL. fpenn nod Elm Dubene
anbsre nmitdnbe iid sbenio sliidlid obs
MAIDEN. limb ba nun gum 8eiipiel Elm
GROCER Ottapbosen $4,000 Bis $4,000
8udtaben sdbIt, 70 mIhen iene eiinitis
gen llmitdnbe lid bei ber @rDbe Der 3ei.
tuns 50,000s bis 55.000mal ipieberbos
len, ipenn baS Yublifum einen einsisen
febIsrfrsien 8osen in bic Sdnbe betoms
men fol-. Dian tpirb suseben, bab oies
nidt gang Ieidt ."-@S ipiiroe setpib
meniser fritliirt unb setabeIt ipsrben,
penn ale 8eitunsSIeier einen 8esrifi
BON Der 4rbeit bdtten, bic sur SertisiteI.
lung zines 8lattes erforberlid 1T
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Ginacipadbfeue 3ebenndacl.

9as bette DlitteI sur Sebuns beS
idmerabaften NaaeIleibsnS. has sumeiit
bic eroBe 3ebe befalt, 1T bic 9lnpenbuns
zines 3ebenbaoeS in Iauem @aiier, benz
Elm erbienBrObes Stiid aebtaIi suseiebt
ipirb, tdeIid siuei. bis brsimaI, iebesmal
etpa 20 Winuten lang. Dur6 bic @ins
pirfung beS glebfaIi pirb Die Sorniubs
itans peS NuseIs erpeidt unb Der Druid
eeS einsepa6ienen 9taeeIS auf bic uns
terliesenben Wei6teiIe aufseboben. I'm
oas 3iirrz unp Sprbbeperoen Der 3ebens
naSeI. iposu man6e Meniden seiiipeiIis
cine beionoere 4nIase buben, aufsubeben
unb eaS f9mersbafte @efibl i'm HaseI.
slleoe beim @eben su beieitisen, eeniisen
setp6bnIid nit Iauer 9eininmenabto6uns
berr8eittute 5ubbdber, in Der @o6e
Dfters ipieberbplt.
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SIN unieren amsrifanii6en &ir6en
tpiro es INNER idbnsr gli9t senus ba.
nit, bab man bel ieber @elesenbeit Spes
siaIsSermonS fir bic WtedanicS, fir bic
Obj SeQOtps, fir bic @ranb 9lrmp unb
fir fat ale sebeimen @eieai6aften psrs
antaltet, ideint iid aud iebt nod bas
8ebiirfnib fur praftifde Reflame bon Der
8anseI berab fdbIbar Su MAIDEN. Dor
einieen Sonntasen bielt bieiem 8eburf
niB sntiprsdenb elm frommer Diensr bes
Serrn in @iIIimaniet, Maii., Pafor llfs
forb, cine 8rsbiet fiir &abfabrer, ipobei
bic 8anseI nit stpei Sabrrdoern uno els
mem 3nsirab aus 8lumen beforirt mar.
Dieie 3ipeiraber madte berieIbe gum
@esenitanb ieiner 9reoist, ipabreno tpeI'
der er bebauptete, bab bieie Sabrmas
fdine mebr Gbriitentbum berbreitet bate.
aIs 8etruS, Der Npoitel. Seine 4us'
fiibrunsen unb 8srslside tparen, ipie bic
8eridte Iauten, nabrbaft fdauberbaft.
limb 70 Elm @equatid nennt man cine
6riitIiae Prebist. Ssrr, iishs Sein
0pIf an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Sans unb Spf.
sfn,afaer Aepfelf,pas.

&eife. in Sdeiben sef6nittene, bonn
Sernbaus befreite 2IepfeI unb 8irnen
perben auf Sdben sereibt unb an ber
Sonne eetrcdnet. Damn i6iittet man
in elm SaB bon etipa so bis go 9iter
SnbaIt IL 2iter setrpdnste aspfeI unb
ebenip pieI 8irnen unb fiiqt SaS SaB
nit absefodtem, aussetlbItem @aiier.
glun Idbt man es brei Sage an einem
mdBis iparmen Orte neben, i6afft es
oann in elm fiibles @epDIbe, bebedt Sas
Spunblo6 init einem Stid 2einipanb
unb Idbt ben 8naS saren. SIT bic
@druns poriiber, 70 bsripunbet man Sas
SAB, siebt mad bier @o4en ben 9tpas
auf Slai6en, brinst in iebe cine Sanb.
bol Hoiinen. berforft unb berpidt bic
6lai9en unb IdBt iie, am beIten in elmer
S6i6te Sanb i'm &sIlsr bersraben, nod
etllde Utonate Iaeern, bsbor man bas
@etrdnf in @ebrau1 nimmt. Scr Obits
tipas munbet feIbit beripbbnten 3unssn
unb ei8net iid fiir bic belize Sabrssasit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

Sc unmenidIider unb brutaIer biz
M6rber iperben, bsfO ,,bumaner" ipirt
ibre 8ebanbIuns. SIN Connecticut ioaen
bic Sinridtunsen in 3ufunft burd eins
Mai6ine boasosen iperben. Ser MDr.
Der tritt auf cine pIatform, iest Surd
fein eissneS 8epidt bic Wlai6ine in
Sang unb bieie beiorst bann aGeS tes
brise. Sieier automatiihe Sderiff iol
Der Griumpb aaer bumanen Sinri4s
tunss 8erfabren iein. Das nit Der
8errobuns setpiher 8ebDlterunss gle'
mente unb benz uniidsreifen Der semeins
iten gerbreden sIeiden Sdritt baItenbe
8eitreben, bic riidiidtSloiefen 8erbre'
der am ridiidtSpollfen su bebanbeIn
unb ben @aunern, tueI6e baS ype6"
batten, eripii6t unb betraft su iueroen,
ben 4ufentbaIt in ben 3u9tbduiern 70
ansenebm als mbsli4 au MAIDEN, ioIte
auf baS @nsrSiidite befampft iperben.