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Equality of sex.

It is natural for woman to resent
the imputation that the feminine mind
Is not % stro as the masculine, and
this spirit of Independence was early
mantle ted in schoolg ri living ia q
Mas achusetts town. She had, toe
often, perhaps, beel made to acknowl
edge the superiority Of her brother
One day her mother remarked upoI
the apparently utter lack OF intellf
gence in hen.
you can't teach a hen anything,
she said ~Th have ruined more O
the garden than a drove OF eatt
would You can teach cat, cog, 0,
pig something, but hen-neve-w
Him" exclaimed the child, indis
nantly. II think they know Just q
much as roosters!"
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FASHION NOTES.

CoquIIle is the new French name
for seashell pink.
Green is the predominating shade
in fine cancels hair.
Short capes that only reach to the
elbows are called COLLECTS.
Capes are more fashionable and
more elaborate than ever.
The new browns are known as toast
brown and burnt bread.
"Flufiness" is the distinguishing
feature of the evening bodices.
Muslin, dotted or plain, silk, chiffon
md many other fine materials are well
liked for dress aprons.
The newest pattern in black satin
shows tracerY of frostwork. Plain
black satin is out of date.
Pink is the very best color for even
ing wear and lights up most gracious
ly, softening the skin and Frightening
the eyes,
yelvc. F.1miscs to be popular fab
ric for handsome gowns, though
MORE, satin and satin brocades are
also used.
Bright red cloaks made with short
waists and a brace of fur trimmed
capes are as stylish this season as last
for girls under twelve.
The newest crepon is called astrak-
han crepon. 1t is made of silk and
alpaca and has a lustrous finish. 1t
is very heavy and warm.
Skirts are now much made of vel.
vet with dull face or the newer mir.
OR velvet, that has sheen like silk
produced by cutting the velvet across
the nap not downward, as velvet is or
dinarily cut when woven.
When woman is ready to sit down
in the afternoon an apron of delicate
fabric seems to add just the touch of
feminity needed. For those who have
time, patience and good eyesight,
aprons of lawn with deep borders of
Mexican embroidery are priced, but
there are not many women who have
time to devote to this work.
The most noteworthy feature in
general style is the continued popu.
larity of the bodice, unlike the. skirt.
With the exception of the huge sleeve,
which often matches the skirt, the
corsage is generally in contrast to it.
As many as three corsages are fur
nished with one expensive velvet skirt;
a low-necked bodice for elaborate
wear, high neoked bodice with demi.
sleeves, for dinner, and long-sleeved
high bodice.
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III lEfl0nu.
IN the garden adjoining his bonso
at ioughal, Raleigh planted the f 1rst
potatoes ever grown in Ireland. The
vegetable was brought,to him from
the little colony which he endeavorc5 81
70 establish In Virginia The colo
1sIs started in April, 1885. and
Ilomas Harriet, one Of their MN,
eI' wrote a description Of the caun.
ty 10 1887. He descr pss a root
Va .6. must have been the potato:
Openank are a kind Of RIOTS of
Tolnd form, some Of the birness Of
WlnuVs some fare greater which
are found in moist & marish rrnnnds
ge"lng many together one by an
olner 10 ropes, as though they were
listened with string. Being boiled
tnsy are very good meat
Inc spaniards arst brought nota.
toes to Europe, but Raleigh was I'M.
douotedly the first to introduce the
pant into Ireland. st. Nicholas,
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PERILS OF A TANK.
Leak Generates Dangerous Gases Whit
Az. A


Leak Generates Dangerous Gases Witch
Are Apt'to Explode.
The oil tank steamship Kasbck.
captain Briggs, from Batoum for
London, arrived at Dartmouth for
coal, says the Westminster Gazette.
Inc captain reported that while at
Marcus Hook, Batoum, a leak was
discovered in one of the tanks, and,
as 1t was unsafe to use lamps, the
tanks being full OF gas generated
from the remnants of previous car
goes, Captain Briggs tried the exper.
iment OF DETECTING solar light som
twenty,seven feet Into the dark hold
This was successfully ACCOMPLISHED
oy means of a number of highly pol
lsned plates or mirrors, members of
the crew being so stationed as to re-
meet the sun rays from the mirrors
into the hold. A flood OF light at
least ten feet square was thrown
across the leaking joint until il had
been thoroughly repaired, The work.
however, was attended with consider
able danger to the men, who ran
great risk of being suffocated BY the
dense fumes of accumulated gas
Ropes were tied around their bodies
and every few minutes they were
6auled to the deck for fresh air.
Some Of them actually became intox-
icated with the fumes and were
hauled up laughing and In some cases
crying. Captain Briggs, who went
down TO superintend the work. re-
manned there too long and was drawn
up In an unconscious condition and
uld not regain consciousness for sew
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

s2me years ago in Maine town q
re'Fal had teen conducted Jointly by
tWo churches, When the meetings
were concluded one dominic put forth
BIS vest work and succeeded in getting
nearly all the converts into his fold
Ihe next sunday he other parson felt
tla' I'M circumstance needed a word
Of explanation. so, looking down at tho
ton he said . : e u
Brethren, it doesn't make any odds
who strings the fish the Lord know,
who caus 1T en-. -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07
is THE Busr1E COMING BACH?

The first step towards the revival OF
the hustle has been taken. This is
shown in the new organ pipe skirt.
1t is the skirt of the season, and re-
sembles in marked degree the hustle
OF the past. The skirt is very full,
lined with haircloth, and arranged in
Tour or two box plaits at the back.
These plates stand out prominently
and are padded ten inches from the
waist line. Over the waist the skirt
hts with glove-like smoothness, Aaring
towards the bottom. - New York
World.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced Ia the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in tire form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectu8lly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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DEATH AFTER ALL NOT SO grill
Tho Final Hour Usually brings Neither
Fear nor Pain,

Fear nor Pain.
Familiarity with death is apt 70
alter ones earlier conceptions OF ".
Two IDEA arc very gcrcrallg accepted
which experience shows TO be !a.se.
! One 10 taat the dying usually !ear
DEATH and the ether. that the act %
dying Is accompanied by pain. II 70
we'll known to all physicians that when
death Is near its terrors do not seem to
b. felt by the patient Unless the i'm
agination is stimulated By the fright
ful Portrayal o. the pangs Of death, or
OF the sufferings which some believe
the soul must endure after dissolution
1t is rare, indeed, that the last days
or hours Of life are passed in dread.
Oliver Wendell Holmes has recorded
his protest against the custom Of tell.
ing person who does not actually ask
10 know that he tannot recover As
that loving observer Of mankind as
sertss so must everyone who knows
whereof he speaks assert that people
almost always come to understand that
recovery is impossible it Is rarely
needful to tell anyone that this is the
case. When nature gives the warning
death appears to be as little feared as
sleep. Most sick persons are very,
very tired; sleep-long, quiet sleep is
what they want have seen many
PEOPLE die. have never seen one who
seemed TO fear death except when it
wa or seemed to be rather far away.
Even those who are con family haunt.
ed while strong and well with a dread
Of the end Of life forget their fear
when that end Is at hand.
AS for the act of diving the final
passage from life to death-it is ab-
solutely without evidence that the OFT
repeated assertions OF its painfulness
are made. Most people are unccu-
scicus for some hours before they die
and In the rare cases where conscious
ness Is retained unimpai ed until few
minutes before the end the last sensa-
ton must be of perfect calm and rest.
1t Is worse than cruel TO add to tho
natural dread Of death which oppresse,
the majority of us while in good health
The dread of dying.-Dr. ]. w. Roose-
7elt, in Scribner.
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
NURSING AS A PROFESSION.

some remarkable figures are Civ.
as to the popularity of Nursing as an
occupation among women. AT one OF
the large London hospitals upwards
OF 5000 applications have been made
to enter the Nursing Ira ing Home
during the last year. At another Lon
don hospital more than 800 applica-
lions were received within two months
OF this year. New York Telegram.
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= II ! ~ - ~ Ma

Then no bride must go to the altar
without something old and some
thing new, something borrowed and
something blue. Neither must she,
after her toilet is complete look at
herself in the mirror. She must see
that'no bridal guest wears u costume
entirely black, as that would bring
her Sorrow. On changing her gown
she must throw away every pin used
in the bridal attire. New York Jour-
nal.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07
Scenic railway For Atlanta.

The Cotton States and International Ex-
position Company, Atlanta, Ga, has closed
contract with Chicago parties Tor the cree
ton OF scenic railway. 1t will have an
undulating track an ieoyer 100 feet OF space.
Tho same concern had scenic railway at
tho Midwinter Exposition IN San Francisco
and 1t was one OF the most popular features.
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THE FIRST WOMAN TREASURY orERK.

THE FIRST WOMAN TREASURY CLERK.
The first woman employed in the
Government Offices at Washington,
were paid 5000 per annum, or Just
half as much as the men, but as they
proved their efficiency their salaries
were proportionately increased, until
now we learn from the statistics shown
by the Civil Service commission that
there are now seven women receiving
l,oOO, about so receiving 81, 900, 225
81, 400, over $50 receiving 81, 200, 45O
u, 900 and over but less than 81, 200,
while there are 700receiving 5000. And
1t Is the voice of the Commissioners
that women in the public service have
ON the whole had beneficial effect
upon that service and measuably in
creased its efficiency; that no one fa-
miliar with conditions that prevailed
In the departments twenty-five years
ago, and equally familiar with the
conditions prevailing today, can doubt
the correctness of this opinion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07
PRICES IN MEXICO.

Cost of Canned Goods, Provisions and
Other American Products.
All vegetables are sold in Mexico
by weight. In the capital they are
expensive. Potatoes, small ones at
that, cost Oh an average cent each.
All the large ones in the country
and they are astonishingly few-are
sold, while the small ones are planted.
ANY farmer can guess the result.
Whimsical causes oftentimes produce
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:. I want every man and woman in the United
St,te Interested in the Opium and Whisky
haolslo have one of my hooks ON these dis
eases Address b. NJ. Woolley, Atlanta, Ga,
Box a. and one will be sent sou free.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

I'll makes me mourn'ul to think" said an
od~tern Of the C. A., chat this cool.
f'sa' arm OF mine which carried musket in
hundred fights, shoulI now BIZ all double |
Up ana ont OF shape with rheunqtlsn. -
' ,,,.i look here, where have you been living
ali th5 time. that yOn don't know 81, JACOBS
vi VIII cure you. Aul strlightw,y he
went Tor bottle. AMI 10 he was cured also
Inc straight way is the sure way for the ac-
eonplshment OF any COOL in this life. an /
me seeking OF the great remedy for the cure
OF pam Is surely the best way. Ask those
you straight.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

II. kilmer's SwAMP-Roor cures
oil Kidney and Bladder troubles
Pamphlet and Consultation frea
Laboratory Binghamton. ny.
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supERsrir1oxs ABOUT BRIDAL GOWNS.

SUGGESTIONS ABOUT BRIDAL GOWNS.
White is the color usually chose n
for bridal robes, signifying purity and
Innocence, but others may be chosen
wisely, as the following rhyme as
serts:
Married in white,
You have chosen all right
Married in gray,
You will go far away.
Married in black,
You will wish yourself back.
Married in red,
You'd better be dead.
Married in green,
Ashamed to be seen.
Married in blue,
You'll always be true.
Married in pearl,
You'll live in whirl.
Married in yellow,
Ashamed of the fellow.
Married in brown.
You'll live out of town,
Married in pink.
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H. s. DUDLEY. W. cApprNrRp
L. M. SWITZERLAND
a u Q II 10 NEER
Port Tobacco Charles County Md,

VIII attend to all business entrusted ~
him. in any portion of the County. Com
nunicat1ons addressed TO him at Port
Tobacco viii receive prompt att ntion
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

Martinique gives the world lananas and
sugar.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

It is said that the secretary bird in attack
ing a snake uses one wing as shield and the
other ms a club.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

Karl Clover Root. the great blood purifier.
gives freshness and clearncss to the compiler
i7n and cures constipaIion. % cts. 30 cts 81
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Notice

"Dar little hand" he murmured as he
: kissei her hand and mentally reckoned up
whathe rings had cost him.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

THERE are some preachers who
only appear TO work al their trade
one day in the week
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

taking medicine until you are sick? You ca
keep box OF Ripans Tabules in the house an
at the first signs Of headache or bilious a
tack single tabule will relieve you.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. softens the gums, reduce intlamma-
ton. allays pain. cures wind collie. 2jc. bottle
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

Even royalty has its drawbacks. The
MlSa9o OF Japan is constantly attended by
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

After six years suffering, was cured I
Piso's Cure.-MARY THOMSON, 29k Ohio Av
Allegheny, Pa, March 10, 1884,.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

reformer is often a man whose neighbc
wish he would begin on himself.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

In the Circuit Court for Charles Con.
bulk or by the 100) By aldressing d. =
iams Medicine Co., Schenectady. n. Y.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

BlcKER-I see by the posters that
Foolifhts, the tragedian, travels I'M
~. . wife's management. Decker
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

werchoiansk. 81 eria. is the coolest known
SPOT on earth
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

This Company acts as Executor, Admins
TRAITOR, Trustee and in al Judiciary cspaciies
rays interest on deposits of money subject
70 check, II has Special Saving Depart
ment, and receives deposits from a dime NJ.
waro; i. HE finest Safe Deposit Vaults monty
and skill can produce.
Non-resldents will find its most interesting
place visit when they come to the National
@-Call or write for information.
OFFIcERs-Brainsri H. Warner, Presi-
1t; John Joy Edison, VIE. president; VIM.
Is Il, Robson Secretary, John R. Carmady,
DIREcToRs-John 7. AIMS Charles B.
RAJ .ey, Charles Baum, James l. Barbour,
J. In NJ. Clapp H s. Cummings ]. J. Oar.
iington, John,Joy E son. Albert F. Fox, O.
Z Green, VIM. b. Gurley John A. Hamil on,
hn B. isrner John Ri3out, George F.
57ohaielr, n. H. Shea Thomas somervllle,
John A. swoIe, ]. s. swor~ stedt, George
Irq,del B; Il. Warner, 4. A. Wilson, I.
D. Wine s. W. Woodward A. s. WORTH gton
John II runv,,- =
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Precepts may lead, but examples W
dror
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-12-07

Tween y-lvc Yeats Of Pra-pcritr,
siiy ani ru1ering The tsreaf v
tory Won BY science Over a
stubborn Disease,
, 1894-06-26

Der fall Simsrott.

Die neuen 8eamtcn Der vSpit0men's
Mutual Bib Qlioctation" tra9en itb nit
bet Qtbiicbt, gcgen ben un9etreuen Sc6abs
meiiter unD Sefret0r @iuiam q. SimSrott
gcridbtIicb por;ugeben. sic wiiien a6er
ltocb nicbt, oh tie i'm pegen I1nteri6Iagung
roer tue9en Gertrauensbrlcbs %belan9en iolz
len.
9a Sic Mutuo( Q(t6 Qliociation ser
@eicbenitelIer ntdbt i%ncorpOrirt lit, 10
fam Der 8erbano ais lolcher natiirli6
1ticbt gegen SimSrott por9cbcn. Die Nns
tlagcn mitBten bon inoipibueIlen Wtit8liea
bern beS &%erbanOes auSgeben, peI9c brett
burcb Bic ltntcri9la9un9en geibdoi9t ltno.
StmSrott'5 Sreunoe wouen INNER nod
nicbt sugcber, baB Simsrott benz Gerbanoc
$25, 600 unteri6lagen babe. sic metncn,
DaB StnSrott DEM &crbanoe tur etnt8e
9unbert Dollars l9ulOig lei.
SimSrott ielblt lit iibrigenS felt benz
lebten 0onnerita9 aus benz MaibingtOnian
Some pcri6punoen, unb bat, tpie iein
8ru0er mtttbeiLt, nit iciner Tamilie Die
Stabt auf eincn Wonat ober auf 5wet Ofoz
nate D%erloiien, nm in elmer tleinen Staot
Ofi9iganS, nabe ct. SOiep6, Grbolung ST.
lu1en.
, 1894-06-26
Oo0esfGue

mur6en beute Gormittag i'm @eIun66eitsz
amt, pie fOl9t. an8emelOet:
@lma Wfamie 8olf, Z Monote, 1882
Center 8loce.
Maric GeDnonn, 6 W}onate, IS Montene
Court.
@iQiam BOD, 1 Sa6r 5 MOnote, 1896
Suitine Str.
S9ereio arouier, "a Sabre, ftorb i'm
8latternboipitaG.
%9(u8nita RittameG, So Sabre, 592 g..
Niblanb Q(pe.
Sofus 8o9i9On, 80 Sabre, GOOt County
6oipital.
@tQiom SETTER, 70 Sabre, 22ON. Glisaz
beth Str.
Sreb. GGiifor6 @ilfening, 9 MOnate,
276 6ernoon Ctr.
SOiepbine @irt9, "a Sabre, 179 Gle0cz
LAMB 2lpe.
SucOb 80, Mourer, Sc Sabre, 343 8on
8nren Str.
, 1894-06-26

- &uf Ser Su9e nocb elmer berlorenen
Staot. 9te alten m%crttaniic6en @eribtSs
bitber ipreden bon elmer alien StaOt i'm
6er5en 6er Sierra Ma0tez& Settle I'M Sii6en
BON Mtapimt. 8etn MenI1 bate iic ie7
mails beiu6t, aber Dor ettpa 3ebn Sabren
iouen mebrere SOri1er 5ufGIt9 bic Staot
an9etroften baben, unO ais ite bon ibren
Jtetien 5uritffeDrten, i6ilberten ite bieieIbe
nit alien i6ren @in3el6etten. Nn6ere
WtGnner rntcrnaDmen MN glei6faQS Tor>
i9un8Sreiien, 6Ocb bie gebeimniBpole
Sta6t tpurbe nicbt mebr 9%efunoen. glacb
bteler 3eit fprach man nicbt mebr baDon,
aber ieBt be9tnnt in Wlerifo tpie6er 6as
Sori3u19Sfteber unb einige GgpeOitionen
%beftnoen It6 bereits aui ser Sucbe mach ser
Derlorenen Sta0t. 0or nenigen Sagen
itnD IN Wtaptmt 3Dei aus Stem Norf un0
Bbtlaoelpbta fommen6e Grpe6itiDnen omez
rtfanti6er 2lrdbGolOgen eingetrDffen u16
lofort nit mertfanii6en 6ibrern nac6 Ser
Sierra OtaOre ab8ereiit. Sine brittle @rpe>
6itton lit nit berieIben Q(b1tbt BON Ser
StaOt Wferito aus in Sic Sierra qeaoQen
unO zine bierte tptro angebIic6 aus europa
ertpartet.
= Solgen6e Qnef6ote bon R0nio Milon
er5d6lt mar iib no6 Der vTrff. 3tg." 9cz
9enpGrti9 in ben Bar;ler CLUBS. Quf
, 1894-06-26
Gebensn1ii0e.

@etern gfacbt UNI II lGbr bcriubte Der
48iGbri9e Sbmieo GDmarD Yeterien ltcb
bot ietner $50. 266 @elt Chicago 2lDenue
9elesenen @o0nln19 ba5 2ebcn gu nebmen.
@r i6nttt Ii9 nit cinem Haiierlnciier in
Die &eble unO ~tiir5te borauf beiinnun9S@
los Su 8o6er, mo- ct tpabri6einLiB perz
blutet mdre, ipenn 8oriiber9ebenOe nic6t
iotort Or. lle6Ietn bcrbci9e6olt bdtte1, Der
t3m 8unGbit eincn 8erbanO anle9te un0
ibn baum nacb Dem County, 6oipital brtns
gen IteB. 9oS i6arfe Mleiier lit abcr 10
ttef in ben 6atS ein8ebrun8en, Dab an Elm
Wiebcraufleben 8etcrien's faum 5u Oenfen
1T. Die 8etpe88riinbe 81 Der Shat iilO,
tpie eS ibcint, @lrbeitsloit8feit unb augeS
meme gfiebergeicblagenbeit.
, 1894-06-26
RIetne Uahrtdten.

= gfeue 8lotternfGue tpur6en bette
8ornlitta8 aus folgen6en 6duiern gcmelz
bet: 80 Neiionitr., 1881 Sacramento Npe.
= Qlm nGhiten 0ienitag, ben 3. Sult,
ftn0et III Der Weitieite@6 ocbi6ule, Gde Der
Sgben Sire. unb Gon9reBitraBe cine 8riiz
flung fir 6aupt7 unb 6ilfSlebrer in 8riz
mar uno GRANDDAUGHTER, iotpie fir
6IIf8lebrer fir ,6o6i6ulen itott. Die
PrIfun9en be9innen UNI 9 ltbr 8ormitz
tags.
- Sin Se1er me(cbeS beute firth nm
6 l6r in benz bitter Dem 0auie go. 1863
gSeit SaflonitraBe 9ele9enen StaQ tpel1er
@t8entbum 0eS 8ater W9aboneD lit, gum
NuSbrub fam, neruriaAte einen Scbaoen
BON 500, BEN bie 6erren Wfc@tQen uno
Wtc2lutiter, tpelbe bort Elm Subrgei6Gft
betretben, SIT tra8en baben.
- Die en9(tiben 53eitungen macben
WtaDor 00pftnS icbtpere 8Drtpilrfe 6arauS,
6aB ct Die ge8en ~ein5elne @el6dftSleute
0eridtete Sonntag8OerOrDnung nicbt inter
5eicbnet bat. Qlber erl6einen nic6t iogar
Die %frDmmiten 6teier 3eitungen, Record"
Inter Ocean" AM 0tontag W}orgen uno
muB ni9t bic Qtrbett baftr gr0BtentbeilS
am Sonnta8 perri6tet tperben?
- 8or 2dngerem gerietDen S6a Sames
unb So9onna Scott in Dem 0auie 856 g8.
Mto6iion GtraBe in Strett, in 6eiicn Ser
Iauf eritere Der IeBteren nit einem Meiicr
3tpei 9efGbrlicbe Stibe, etren in ben Inter
lcib unb einen in BEN Qtrm perIeBte, BON
benen iic6 bic Yerpunbete crit por ctnigen
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griffS nit t06tLtbcr @affe angetlagt un6
unter $500 8ir8i6aft Dem Griminalgericbt
~ii6ertpielon.
Inter $1,000 8argiBaft pur6e Ser
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&i6ter 8bite Dem GriminalSeridbt iiber>
pieien. GOr 3pet 8oben erit mltbte ct
li6 DOr benz Griminal9eri6t gegen cine
Q~(nflage beS 9tebita6ls perantmorten,
pur0e a6er alf iein Beripre1en bin lidb gu
beiiern bonn 9fibter fretgeiproc6en. Sod
ibon cine Q8o9s Darauf iaB CT ipegen etneS
in Dem StaIe bon s. 2apto an Der Gliton
QDe. Deriibten GinbrubS in Ser gSeit G6iz
cagO 9tDe. Station btnter SbloB uno 0fies
gel, I'M Heutc frub unter Der b~eiagten
8iir9i4aft an 0aS Griminal9ertcbt Derz
tptelen 81 tuerben.
, 1894-06-26

einem 8obltbGtigtcitS s8a3dr, BEN &0nig
MiIan cinmaL beiucbte, trat sic 6ousfralt
duf i'm 5u unO bot ibm auf einem ii%lberncn
Seller cine Stole an. v0as foitct Die Goie?"
fra8te Nfilar. D25 2ouis, Stre!" Ser
&Oni8 mar ettuaS ocrbliifft, 5o8 einen 500
6rancS- SAein aus bep Goi6e, itcdte 6aS
StrduB6en ms &nopflo6 unO ben
Seller unter ben Nrtn.