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The evening world., 1894-01-10
TO REACH DESERVING POOR.
Tnmn,nny's Eighth District Fund
10 lie Given to Church Charities.

The officers of the Eighth Assembly
District. Tammany Hall Relief Fund.
have decided to distribute the money
raised for the deserving poor of the dis
trict through the several church organi-
cations In the district.
This decision was reached because OF
the disinclination OF many, although ac-
tually In want, to publicly apply for
relief.
The evening world., 1894-01-10
Not a Bad Suggestion.
(From Texas slftlngs.)

rTom leAas Slftlngs.)
"You are all dressed upI Where are you
golng"' said Peter Amsterdam to Mr.. Marrysold.
y am going TO old Golfbug's to ask for the
hand o. one Of his daughters In maTisge."
y can't tell until l get there. II he Is in a
good humor I'll ask for the youngest. II he 10 IN
a bad humor I'll ask for the eldest"
III l were you I'd walt until I was sure hs va9
IN Q good humoS..
The evening world., 1894-01-10
THINKS THE ARCH IS SAFE

SUIT Architect White VIII Recon-
mend n Thorough Pointing.
A hasty examination of the cracks in
the Washington Memorial Arch vas
made thiA morning by Mr.. White of
NcKim. Mead & White. the architects;
The evening world., 1894-01-10

Preparations are being made for the Poultry
md Pigeon Associations annual exhibition At
Madison sau.rs Garden. Fsb. So 10, u and Il.
Iatsuiems Eli amount 70 $1,000 Entries will
The evening world., 1894-01-10
DIED AT THE AGE OF log.

lBy Associated iTess,l
DIES MONIES Ia, Jan. lO--The Rev. Samson
Carter died here last night. aged one hundred and
two years. lie was born "A slave In Virginia
The evening world., 1894-01-10
TIL e LAW.

CHAPTER ESQ
An act in relation to the elections. constituting chapter Q Of
the general laws.
SECTION q
The Secretary Of State shall forthwith, upon the filing in his
Office OF the Governors proclamation ordering a special election,
make and transmit to each County Clerk a like notice OF the
any part thereof and cause such proclamation to be published In
circulation therein. at least once q week until such election
shall be held. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-30
Mount Pleasant Cemsiery.

Mount Pleasant cemetery is looking very
finely and attractive for Memorial day. A
JOURNAL man visited it yesterday and
found many of the lots neatly trimmed and
the driveway smoothed and levelled. A
large amount of work has been done this
season and the grounds present good ap-
pearance. Many new lots have been
opened. graded and built up.
Some of the lots have been made attract
i've by flowers and new and nicely carved
stones. Some of the monuments noticed
were: The Folsom, Josiah M. Potter,
Ruben Packard, Otis Smiley and Ivory
Hayes monuments. The last named 10 q
very striking one. The Townsend lot has
been built up and new stones set. The r. c.
Irish and George Howard lots, side by side,
are neatly graded and noticeable. The r.
b. Capen and A. J. Hall lots are near to-
gether and have been built up, also J. NJ,
oss'slot close by. The Edward Thorne
lot numbers among the newly graded ones.
Many new lots mark the resting places Of
persons who last year were in attendance or
the exercises of Memorial day.
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Match for Military Championship.

The conditions of match between the
Carson Guards of Nevada, who claim to be
the champions of the United States in
military shooting. and Company g., of Ban
gor, have been made by Col. Harrington
and sent to the Carson Guards. This COM
pany has been for some time DESTROYS of
shooting a match with come company of
Maine guards, and they will now be accom-
modated if they accept the terms of the
match. Col. Harrington takes the ground
that in match for military championship
the firings should be such as would test the
ability of full company, to do effective
work, at distances and under conditions
that would naturally occur in actual conflict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-30
Riverside Cemelsry.

Many of the lots at Riverside cemetery
are looking very fine. During a Journal
reporters visit to that place, yesterday, his
attention was called to several especially
attractive lots. The Frank Sanborn Sew
erance monument, recently erected, is an
especially fine one and noticeable from any
part of the grounds. 1t is a shaft monu-
ment and on very neatly kept lot.
Near the Severance lot is that of the late
Alfred Turner, which has been trimmed
and made neat. A new stone has been
erected over the grave of j. M. Webster.
The Small monument at the lower side Of
the cemetery is also among the most notice
able. The Brann and Callahan monu-
ments, which are near each other, number
among the most attractive. The base
and cap of the Brann monument is
of the Fuller granite and the
center piece of red beach. The Callahan
monument has a base and cap of Fuller
granite and the center of Quincy shading.
The Arson S. Clark lot has been recently
built up and beautified. Upon the Rock
wood lot is neatly carved open book.
Some of the others noticed were: The
Shory lot, the George Pierce lot, Longfel-
low, Moves and Burgess, all looking very
neat. The Alfred Turner lot has a very
handsome stone and is in fine condition.
Flowers, markers and flags were being set
out on many of the lots yesterday.
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New Corporations.

Certificates of the following corporations
were filed at the secretary of States de-
partment, May 20. The Wood & Bishop
Co., organized at Bangor for purposes Of
manufacturing and dealing in stoves and
hardware. has capital stock of 1926, 900,
of which $I25, 1000 is already paid in. John
F. Colby of Bangor is president, and Chas.
H. Wood of Bangor is treasurer.
The Suffolk Mailing Machine Co., organ
lied at Portland, for the purpose of manu-.
featuring and dealing in mailing machines
and other mechanical inventions, has a
capital stock of 500, 900, of which nothing
is paid in. Benz. Thompson of Portland is
president, and Edward Woodman of Port
land is treasurer.
The w. S. Parker Co., organized at
Portland to deal in dry and fancy goods,
has capital stock of $4,000, of which
$50 is paid in. W. S. Parker of North
Gorham is president AID Alexis Menage OF
Needham, Mass, is treasurer.
The Rumford Falls Wooden Co., organ
lied at Portland to manufacture and deal
in textile fabrics, has a capital stock Of
$50, 900, of which nothing is paid in. Sam
uel p. Train of Boston, Mass, is presi-
dent, and Chas. D. Brown of Boston, is
treasurer.
The Crystal Seal Bottle Co., organized at
Portland for the purposes of manufacturing
and dealing in glassware, has a capital
stock of 100000, of which $40 is paid in.
F. J. Perkins of Maiden, Mass, is presi-
dent, and VIM. B. Rand of Boston, Mass.
is treasurer.
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Augusta P0stomics.

In Observance of Memorial day, the post
office will be open only between the hours
of Q and 10. 80 A. NJ, and s and 6 p. M.
Morning delivery and an evening collection
by carriers.
The registry division will be open from 8
to 1870 A. M, and 5 to P. M. The
money order division will be closed for the
day; also the newspaper department..
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Few buildings have probably sprung into
ex'stence in this city more rapidly than the
nne new blacksmith shop of L. S. Cony on
Knines hill. In ave days and q half, un-
direction of Mr.. A. H. Lyon, four men, in-
Guiding himself, have got the building up
And shingled and In readiness for Mr.. Cony
70 begin business at once. The shop 10 q
model one and conveniently located. and
mr.. Cony will undoubtedly do prosperous
business there.
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four miles an hour shall be fined i've dollars
for each offense.
Sec. z. Any person who shall ride .
bicycle OF tricycle. on any street, road, high
way or townway within one-half mile of
the Kennebec bridge in the City Of Au-
gusta at rate of speed greater than six
miles an hour shall be fined five dollars for
each o6ense.
Sec. 8. When any person travelling with
. team 10 approaching to meet any person
travelling On . bicycle or tricycle. on any
public way in the city of Augusta, such
person travelling with team and such per.
son travelling with . bicycle or tricycle.
shall each seasonably turn to the right of
the middle of the travelled part of such
public way. When any person travelling
with team is about to be overtaken by any
person travelling on bicycle or tricycle.
travelling in the same direction on any
street, road, highway or townway in the
city Of Augusta, on request of such per-
son travelling on such bicycle CT
tricycle. or on sound of his bell such person
travelling with team shall seasonably turn
to the right of the middle of the travelled
portion of such way to permit such person
on such bicycle or tricycle. to pass without
interference or Inconvenience. Whoever
violates any Of the requirements of this
section shall be fined five dollars for each
offense.
Sec. 9. All ordinances and parts of or
dinances inconsistent herewith are hereby
repealed.
CRY OF AUGUSTA,
In BOARD OF ALDERMEN, ;
May 2Sth, 1894. }
The foregoing ordinance having had two
several readings was passed to be ordained.
Attest: CHAs. A. MILLIKEN. Mayor.
The order regarding the burying ground
was referred to the committee on burying
grounds.
The order referring to bicycle riding was
Illced on the table. E
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and that "want-to-be-let-alone" feeling.
It is the fault of her condition which
makes happiness impossible.
No woman can he happy and light
hearted when painful female complaints
crush out her life.
Ifshe is melancholy. excitable. nervous,
dizzv. or troubled with sleeplessness or
fainting spells. they are symptoms of seri-
GUS female weakness.
A leaf out of the experience of Mrs.
Anna Miller, who lives at Duhring, Pa,
shows that Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound will cure that terrible
weakness and bearing-down pain in the
abdomen, the dizziness in the head, the
feeling of irritability, and loss of appetite.
81 can highly recommend your yege-
table Compound" she writes. q for all fe-
male complaints. It's my greatest friend"
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OFFICE OF THE
General Reorganization Committee
OF THE
AssAasa, Topeka { Santa p Railroad ca.
Room 600 Mutual Life ButldiDE,
n Liberty Street, New York City.

Room 900 Mutual Life Building,
ID Liberty Street, New York City.
In consequence of the voluntary forma-
ton of several protective committees in this
city and Europe, representing different
classes of bonds of the Company and its
Auxiiaries, to avoid adverse conflicting
plans of reorganization, the undersigned,
and such others as may be associated with
them, at the express request and with the
direct cooperation of the directors and
officers of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad Company, have
consented to act a. General Reorgani-
zation Committee in the interests of all the
various security holders, creditors and stock
holders of the Atchison System, for the pur-
pose of assisting in the preparation, pro-
mitigation and carrying through of proper
plan of reorganization of the financial af-
fairs of the Company and looking to the
restoration of the property to the control of
its stockholders and directors at the earliest
practicable moment.
With the consent of the Railroad Com
pany, Mr.. Stephen Little has been engaged
to verify, by an immediate examination of
its accounts, all statements submitted by
the officers of the Company and a general
plan for the restoration of the Company to
credit will be presented to the parties in
terested at 40 early date as practicable.
Holders of bonds and creditors Of the
Company are requested to send their names,
addresses and amounts of holdings to the
Secretary of the Committee, in care Of the
New York Guaranty Indemnity Company,
Mutual Life Building, New York.
Il. SOMERS HAYES,
Chairman.
T.. A. Won HOFFMAN,
EDWARD N. GIBBS,
Ftp. OLCOTT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
GEORGE G. HAVEN,
ADRIAN ISELlN, JR.,
of New York.
WILLIAM ROTCH,
b. RODMAN WELD,
of Boston.
JOHN II. DOS PASSOS. vi N'""'''
HERMANN KOBgE, Secretary.
New York, April IA, 1894.
apr2s 2tawtf
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The line will be formed at l 45 p. NJ, on Water
.,reet. the right resting in front of the entrance
,.E. &. Aliens publishing house. Carriages viii
farm line on Commercial street. facing south
rsrties riding are requested to be at the Opera
honse promptly at -. where carriages will be
assigned them by Aids G. Z. Gay andC. W. Wey-
mouth.
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Buckles Arnica Oalvo.

, The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains.
sSofns' and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
ss'ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It
- guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
ot money refunded. Price Is cents Per
0ox. For sale BY Emery 4 Ward, Gafdinsf.
july14eod&wfolxm
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deep emotion:
she is white
with fright: she
is supposed to
be green with
envy; but when
she is blue it
means that she
is sick.
1t is not the
fault of tn e
xrop,ap if she
has the blues
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WHAT ARE THE blues?
Woman's Color is an Unfailing Their.
mOmeter.

ESPECIAL To OUR LADY nEApERs1
A woman's thermometer is her color.
She is red with embarrassment or some
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MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
u.ter The Auspices Of Seth Williams Pest
Order, Programme. Etc.
The memorial exercises, today, in COM
,,emoration Of the patriot dead, are arranged
.ccoriinp to the following programme:

T1e UeulVLi0A SASASAsSSt Ala COu1-
uemoration Of the patriot dead, are arranged
according to the following programme:
~. line will be formed at 1 Is p. H., on Waite,
.,,eet the right resting in front of the entrance
~ G. Aliens publishing house. Carriages will
farm line on Commercial street. facing south
Parties riding are requested 70 De at the 0pera
assigned them by Aids G. Z. Gay andC. W. Wey.
mouth.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Augusta Police, J. r. Bean, Chief.
G. r. Gannett, Marthal.
MT. Folsom, Chief of STAFF.
samuel J. Gallagher, Assistant Adjutant General
A,ds-H. X. Randall. e: W. Weymouth, Geo. Z,
Gay, j. Il. Fosseft.
Jimmie Stone, Chief Bugier.
d. Z. Bolster, Surgeon General.
orderles-Llewellyn L. Cooper. Edwin L. Nash,
Fred Hopkins, w. w. Jackson.
Higgins Military Band. G. l.. Higgins, leader.
Company F National Guards. Capt. Geo Doughty,
Henry 6. Staples Camp. s.of ". NJ. T. Merrill,
Capt. COmmandiog.
Augusta Fire Department. Chief Engineer, c. W.
Kicker, list Asst Engineer. Elbridge Pedder, I'd
Asst Engineer, II. Gay. ,&L.
Gc H Haze No. E ss. FSfsm.n
g Volunteer Hose No. 3, Frank Chase, Foreman.
Pine Tree Hose No. 4. Geo. Harvey, Foreman.
Capital Hose No. s, j. A. Buckley. Foreman.
H.. I,M o.
wick, Foreman.
st. John The Baptist Band, +. A. Dennis. Lender.
81. John The Baptist Society, Arthur Miron,
President.
Cony High School Drum Corps.
Seth Williams Post. No. -. q. A. H., II. r. Hop.
kins, Commander.
Disabled Soldiers In Carriages.
Seth williams Ladies' Relief Corps.
Flower Carriage.
Orator and President of the Day.
United States Officials. Officers of Insane Hospital
Augusta City Government. Clergy. Citizens.
ROUTE OF PROC EssIoN.
Up Water street to Bridge, up Bridge to State,
down State to Green. up Green to Forest Grove,
at Forest Grove BY Rev. T.. G. Hayes. At Mt.
Pleasant by Rev. j. NJ. Wymau.
At 81. Mary's, Rev. Chas. w. Doherty and Rev.
A.A. Hamei will hold a special service.
Returning by way OF winthrop sti eet to State,
down State to Monument Park. where the Memo
rial exercises will be concluded. Prayer by Rev.
j. =. Leland. Thenca to Water street, where the
parade will be dismissed.
The programme of the exercises at Neon
ian hall, 7 80 2. M, Hon. Chas. A. Milliken,
president, is as follows:
Msrch-"The Beau Ideal" Sousa
Higgins Military Band.
Selection -" RecOections OF tho War;" Boyer
Higgins' Military Band.
Invocation, Rev. j. s. Williamson
Reading of General Orders, Adjutant
Befenade, Laurent
Hissns' Military. Band.
Grafton, - Walter ID. Stinson, ESQ
Selection, Higgins Military Band
America" Audience and Band
BenedctioD, Rev. A. W. Snyder
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$1,000 REWARD.

The heirs of j. "A. Sawyer offer $500 reward from
the estate of the late A. Sawyer, In addition to
the $500 reward OF the town. for the apprehension
and conviction of the murderer or mnrderers of
the late j A. Sawyer of Monmouth.
ALTON SAWYER,
A. A. SAWYER, neus'
msy29d&wlw
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
llbr BON 0fouIieau.

@cn Sean GouFsau, bsm ilr<SroBs
batter bes pbilOTopben Sean Sacques
Rouheau, lit um bas Sabr 1875 eine
llbr gema3t iporben, pel4e gu ben
mertmiirbisIten @raeugniiIen Der llbrz
ma9ertunIt se60rt unb bic felt elmer
Rei6e bon Sabren in 9enf ausgeitellt
lit. 9as @ebduie bat bic Geitalt zines
areu5es unb lit aus einem Nuar8frps
ftal1 in pollenpeter Meiie bergeitellt;
bic beiben Sbeile tperben bur9 golbene
SeIpen auIdmmensebalten. Sn elmer
gtusbDblung i'm Snnern befinbet ii4
bas Werf, fpel9ss in Der unregelmGBis
gen &rsusssform searbeitet 1T. Ollie
@olbt6eile iinb prG9tig graOirt unb
baben bic @rdpirungen einen bur9peg
relisi6Ien Gbarafter. Sie llbr gebt
nod iebr gut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
SeS 3roben Napplepn ll9r.

SisIer 3eitmsFer bat emit bem grp>
ben Napoleon gebDrt unb lit faum Elm
Sabr6unbert alt. 9ie llbr lit Elm pdz
riTer Sa6ritat, unb befinbet ii9 3ur
3eit i'm 8eiiB zines g(meritaners. Sas
@ert, bas nod nit GROCER @enduig>
felt gebt, bat bic @eItalt elmer grie9iz
iGen urne, auf beren @orberIeite ii9
bas 3ifferbldtt bel efinost. gapoleon
ma6te bieIe llbr einem bollGnbiI6en
2unbmdnne gum @eTdent, Der i6m bas
2eben gerettet bate.
sir einen GurioIitdtenIammler BON
grpBem Dertbe lit cine llbr, ipsl9e BON
einem na9 Sibirien perbanntsn ruff
i9en llbrmd1er gemabt lit. Sur 9erz
ftellung bieIss Sunitpertes pertpanbte
Der Mann faIt ausi9lieblib 8u9sz
baum6ol8. uno iein ein5iees Werf5eug
mar Elm 5ebsrmefer. Oas Wsrt lit 10
genau searbeitst, bub man nur unter
3ubilfenabme zines @ergr0berungs=
glaiss tleine llnresslmdBigteitsn ents
beden fam. Die 3ablen auf benz
3ifferblatt unb bic &Gb6en behelben
finb aus fleinen Stiid9en Glfenbein,
lebtere in eingelegter 2lrbeit, bergeItellt;
Stunbenz, Wiinutenz uno Setunben@
aeiger iinb aus S9ilbputt sefertist.
9as sipsite 3ifferblatt tritt Don benz
Saupt3ifferblatt elm tpenig Suriid.
9fGber ilnb Yldtten bes @erfes iinb
aus Sols geI9niBt, fpdbreno CUR Serz
itelluns Der 3apfen, bes Gplinbers unO
Der Semmuns (g9appemenD @lfens
bein peripenbet puroe. Die Sperrz
feber 1T ebsnfals aus Spl5 unb bic
9tatten peroen burCb bOl5erne Stifte
suIammengebalten. Der S9liifel tit
aus Sol5 gefertist uno bat cine elfenz
beinerne SpiBe. Die llbr rubt in einem
SftIt9en, fpled)es 10 fprgIum 9ear6eitet
lit unb 10 gut ihlieBt, oaB tein Staubs
9en einbringen fann.
Sir bic 9lnfertieung bieIes 8unIts
perfes erbislt Der gsi9idte llbrmdaer,
bon benz ipenig mebr als iein Rame
SaganIog bstunnt 1T, feline 6rei9eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
&tHori3bc ttDren.

9is in bas frii6site Wlittelalter pers
liert fib bic Grfinbung me6aniI6er
3eitmefer, bic ssnaue 3eit ibrer @rfin>
oung 1T ieoo9 nidt betannt. Die OIL
ten hatten muir Sonnenz unb Daherz
ubren, bod mar Der @runbgeoante Der
me9aniIden @stpidtsubr iaon BON
Iriitoteles ausseIpro9en unb i'm frils
ben Mittelalter aab es fol9e llbren in
SeutI9lanb. Oa Sultan Salabin
benz &aiier Sriebrih bem 3peiten cine
Rdbsrubr gum 9eIdent mdcbte, 10 bat
man bic Sarasenen fir bic @rfinosr
bieIsr llbren sebalten, einsn poiitipen
8epeis fir bieie Innabme bat man
freilih nicht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

Sm Mittelalter parsn bic nNiirna
berger @ier" bod beriibmt. Sn Niirn=
berg Ioll Peter 9enlein Die eriten Sa>
f6enubren I'm bas Sabr 1900 gez
mu4t baben; bieIel6en batten cDlinoris
f6e Sorm. Die eifOrmigen lbren taz
men erTt Elm babies SabrbunOert IpGter
auf. Die porItebenoe SluItration gibt
elm .cprreftes Bib BON einem pRiirnz.
berger @i" aus Der Collection Der pors
genannten Sirma. OieIe llbr, tpel4e
elm S9laepert bat, 1T pabrI4einlid
nm bic Mitte bes 16.S Sabr6unberts gez
ma6t; alIein teine Snihrift 9ibt ben
Namen bes @erfertigers, nod oas
Subr ibrer Seritelluns tuno.
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frelIi6 MD

9lls bas dlteits grasusniB Der ll6rs
ma4ertunit gilt cine BON SaiIan @min
i'm Sabre 1914 angsfertigte ll6r, ,ipel9e
nebit anberen biitorifbsn ubren ii9 in
Der Collection Der @enfer Sirma pas
tet, pbilippe &c 60. auf unIerer leBten
WeltausItellung befanb. Wer bieIer
Safan Gmin mar ober ipo er gelebt
bat, 1T ni4t bsfannt; bas ausee5ei9z
nete Dert bieier llbr benefit aber, bab
er Elm porSiisli4er ll6rma9er mar.
Sas aus Sronae gefertigte 8ebdule
setgt bic Spuren feines boben Ilters
unb aiemlid beutli9 iinb auf bemIelz
ben nod bic in arabiI9en Wluitern
ausgefiibrten @er5ierungen gu erfenz
men; bas 9ebduie bate Seuerpergolz
bung, bod 1T bieIelbe nur nod in ben
8ertiefungen porbanben. Die 3ablen
auf benz 3ifferblatte iinb dru6iI9 unb
nur elm 3eiger 1T borbanbsn, 10 baB
bic ubr nit einem gpmpdb cine ge=
piiIe glebnliafsit bat. Die Oeffnung
gum 4uf3ieben, bas mittels zines nit
elmer &urbel perIsbensn G59liiHels GEE
fbab, befinbet iitb auf Der 9tiitIeite.
9as aus MeiIing ansefsrtigte Derf
IGBt fi9 berausnebmen uno lit bollz
itGnbig, 10 bab bic llhr gebt, iobdlb lie
aufge3ogen pirb. 0as MeIiin9lpert
iit burh Seuerpergploung geI9iiBt,
allein Tonit 1T CUR SerItellung Der llbr
ipeber @olo nod Silber perpenbet
iporSen, nit 9lusnabme elmer reid nit
g(rabesfen erapirten iilbernen Platts
auf Der 2iidIsite bss Wertes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

gu ben iIteFsn safqenubren NIT
S9lagroert sebDrt audi bic poritebeno
absebilbsts ll6r, tpel9e ben Namen
Auare in 2onbon trdst, pGbrenb bic
Sabres5abl feblt; na9 benz llrtbeil
Sa9perI Itanbissr ftammt bieIellbr aus
benz Sabre 1900. Sas Dsrt lit leiz
Der unppllitdnbis, allein troBosm TIT
cine @ebnli9teit nit ben Dsrten mos
berner llbren unberfennbar. Oas 3ifs
fsrbldtt 1T bon Silber, unb feline 3a9z
len unterI9eiben fih bur4aus ni4t
bon ben ieBt gebraudten; bagegen bat
bic nbr nur einsn 3eiger unb bas dus
bere @s6Guie lit in bur9bro9ener 2lrs
belt ausgefiibrt, Tim ben S9aa bes
S3lagpsrtss bsfer bDren gu lansn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
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Sic psrI0bnen ii9 nit Sbrer Satin. {.
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bon elmer @quipag, iibsrfabren uno
ernItli6 psrleBt tpor6en iei." Sones:
,Sie t0nnen ni6t @ues glauben, mas
Soptins Iagt: er 1T iold} Elm prdblT
bans. Gs ipirb pobl nur Elm GrprsBs
ipagen gc'reIeH iein!"