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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

Ing without finishing Its labors. There
was band of the brethren on hand
who would have remained on the
ground a year II necessary to complete
the work. They announced this In
view of the rapidly decreasing attend
ance OF delegates.
The most disturbing feature OF the
entire proceedings was reserved for the
last. 1t was preclpitated by resolu-
ton disclalming any connection be-
tween the Peoples party and the Ad-
vance of Dallas and stating that the
| paper did not represent the party ana
| pledging the party to the cause or or
ganized labor. The labor advocates
had been bding their time. ana they
remained on the ground In force Wnile
| the others were fast disappearing me
resolution provoked warm arEuinen, !,
but prevailed. The fight was renewed
again at this mornings session, ana
| confusion worse COMPOUNDED prevailed
for two hours. The labor people waNed
| oloauent when they descanted upon
the tyranny and oppression OF captal
| and employers, and they talked unu
| everybody including themselves Wer,
| familiar with the history or orBaulNeu
! labor from beginning to end hurr
| Tracv of the Advance was present.
and he was constantly on ms ~,
making the fight for himself, The dis
position OF the convention was ueeiu, ~,
Nv In favor OF the labor SIDE. am AZ
omen disavowal OF the Dallas paper
Judge Nugent endeared himself Z
the laborites when he said despite hi
aa,didnrv he would on every STUNT
In Texas state the Peoples party, wa y,
not placed in It's proper attitude II tn ~
convention failed to say II suppor'e'
v .vn Sar,snds OF organized labor.
-" The resolution agreed to was aceep'
o,ie 10 Tracy. An odd feature OF IN
discussion was the fact that while o TN
Ksyance was condemned i was con on
ceded to be the best Of Popul,st, pm p.
pers and. Judging from the eSpr, aaron
il will be Just as eNten ,, ssr,ted Nh
ia afG people and they go to their IT., h9 am
stating that they have won a pib rs"
for organized labor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

rss. too. seemed to have II In" for the
Advance. and was strong lieutenant
Of Williams. When the wranglc was
ended and the resolution adopted the
convention adjourned to $50 o'clock
ptd the delegates walked 20 the city.
Many OF them did not retire on ar
irving at the hotels and boarding
houses, but sat up and talked the mat
Ter over until breakfast time and each
one saver u quarter, for Populist dele
g les pay only for what they get and
II they do not occupy bed thcy VIII
not pay for It. They are stlckers for
their fright"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

ovenine Of she Great saenserieS'
In sew York cits.

I3y Associated Press.
New York. June 2z.-A van. and en-
,buslnstic army Of Geinnn singers
totk possession OF che town tonight
me seventeenth national meeting q
the saengerfest societies Of the United
states brought the members Of ihe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
AVAILABLE EDITION.
Unbiased Opinion.

W ~. messengers The Fort
sa,ettc Is NOW the newsiest
sp IN Texas
x,s Gazette contained
i--ief'.. ,lumnn of special reports
Lat, -. Olstn,iomn and the In
~ Iesri,ory. the LARGEST special
- rel, ~ believed. ever printed
rT,tns newspaper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
From Oklahoma.

oklahoma, o. T.. June "a. rsos.
Publishers Gazette,
Three years aro Your paper wns
unread here. Now u Il I'm general
demand hccnu~c u l. uivius all tho
news, We ARE MI siad 60 see the
Improvement OF the carettc.
}. srlLow.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09
A VICTIM OF BARGAINS.
This Man l. "A Prey TO the Mania Of Econ
omy for Good Reasons

Il am victim, began the man with
the long hair "a, he unio!ded the news
paper ami dropped into a seat ON a train
beside an acquaintance, SAYS the y. Y.
Hcr0i9. Il am victim of my wife's
taste, enterprise and economy
But, | say. old man, you ought to
get a hair-cUt."
That's what say. but my wife won't
have it. She SAYS | look more dis
tinguished with long hair"
Say, never saw YOU with red tie
before. You were always very par
ticular about those things"
Il know | know" said the other
YEARLY. Il thought had taste and l
think 80 yet but what am | going to do,
This tie and he gave it savage prod
with his foreiinger, wa, purchased at a
sale-39 cents it cost-and | have to
wear it to prevent a row. Ny wife says
ii looks swell.
See these cuffs? Well, they are
twelyes, and my size i ten and half.
They came OIL the bargain counter, too,
at the rate OF two pairs for 81 cents.
Cheap? But | have 10 put tucks in
them 50 they will tit inside my coat
sleeves"
He gradually warmed up to hi, sub
ject. You ought to see my under
clothing. job lots, every piece; frag-
ments. Some are too large and some
are too small See this hat? 1t came
home in pink paper and cost Sl.9S. I
wear seven. thi, j. seven and three
quarters There j. one morning and
two evening newspapers in the band SO
it will fi; &c
But it wa bargain. sure Ny hats
cost me -. You ought To be glad you're
married. You must be saving money
at that rate.
Bargain? BAH Don't talk to me Of
bargains. I'm sick of the word. hear
OF bargain, from morning to night, and
sometimes during the night | shouldn't
be surprised il my wife should pick up
tombstone because it was cheap and
would have 10 he used some time.
And ~ for saving money! Whew!
All the surplus cash goes for bargains.
She has two trunk, full of bargains that
she says will come in handy some day.
live surrounded by junk-shop, but
for the sake Of peace dJA't dare to say a
word
he leaned slightly forward a. he spoke
and there wa, a sharp click. He put his
hand around to h, lack with a panied
expression.
What the matter? Hurt YOURSELF"
ooh. no. = he said grimiy. Two Of
the patent suspender buttons bought al
bargain-counter have parted the ways
and my 22-cent suspender, have broken.
Say, you haven't a safety pin ora couple
OF feet of cord have YOU"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09
What He Needed.

There were all sorts of visitors at the
Worlds Fair, of course" said one man
recalling it, but though ] couldn't al
ways tell what part of the country they
hailed from there was one thing | could
tell and that was how long they had
been doing the Fair.
How could you tell that?" inquired
a curious listener"
by the things they sat down on. ~
replied the traveller. when they be-
gan the rounds, fresh and eager, they
wouldn't sit down except on a regular
seat of some sort and then they pre-
served an alert and almost restless air
while sitting.
After a few days they dropped into
chairs or on benches and appeared to
regret the necessity of ever rising
from them. AT the end of week almost
any reasonably clean article of sufficient
size was thankfully accepted. | saw a
well-dreSsed woman receive with tears of
gratitude an empty butter firkin from a
fellow-countrywoman who had been Sit
ting on it,
"At the end of two weeks of steady
sightseeing think good many peo-
pie were in the condition of an old Ner-
mont man with whom ] fell into con-
versation.
az tell We what he remarked, in a
weary tone, this is a great show an no
mistake; but if amt in need of POROUS
plasters on my knees an most every
where's else then my name amt Ezek'l
Flagg Youths Companion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09
TESTS OF sMoKELEss POWDER.

The army ordnance department will
soon begin competitive tests Of smoke
less powder in the eght-inch seacoast
guns at the Sandy Hook proving
grounds. Orders for this powder have
been placed with five firms. and in order
that the best competitive results may be
obtained each firm has been directed only
To furnish sufficient powder for about ten
full charges of this calibcr Of gun. The
equipment board of the army is still ex-
permenting with aluminium for army
purposes. and has found an alloy which
IL believes will make the metal stiff
enough for use. The alloy is bronze and
some stensils with il are now being man
ufactured. They will be at once sent
out for test
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09
REPORTS OF THE RATIONALE RANKS

Reports from all the national banks OF
the country as made at che close Of BUSH
ness Oct. have been collated by the
controller of the currency. The figures
are favorable as compared with last
year, but do not yet show as well as 1892
The loans and discounts are sis,0OO.0OC
more than in 1898, but still fall short OF
1892 by SlsO,OO0,OO The specie reserve
held by the ban ks shows an increase OF
$l3,0oO,O00 over 1898 and OF SIS. 900, 900 over
1892 As compared with 1898 the deposits
have increased S273, OO0 900, but there is
falling of Of only Sal, OOO,Oo as compared
with 1892
The amount Of national bank notes re-
ceved for redemption during October
was 81, 663, 100 and the amount OF deposits
received to retire national bank notes
was l,s2s, $40, leaving the balance OF
such deposits on the books Of the treas
ury $2S 1853 40
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09
TIE INCOME TAX LAW.

The work preliminary to carrying into
effect the new income tax law is going
forward as rapidly as its nature will per-
NIT under the direction OF William ii.
Pugh, who. in October last. was appoint
ed superintendent of the income tax. A
number OF complicated and interesting
questions having arisen under former
laws, Mr.. Pugh has been occupied in ex-
aiming and preparing a digest Of the
court decisions and the department rul-
ings. There have been several acts up
on the subject Of income tax The first
was passed Aug. 3 ls6l. Under this act,
however, nothing was done. The second
act was passed July /, ls62: the third act
June 81, 1864; the fourth act March 3,
lsG5; the NTH act March .. ls61
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

Leo was not too strong minded where wo-
men were concerned when-oh. horror!
i heard little silvery laugh behind me.
turned round and there was She herself
and with her Billali and two male uutes
gasped and nearly sunk to the ground,
for knew that such a situation must re
suit IN some dreadful tragedy, of which IT
seemed exceedingly probable to me that |
should be the first victim AZ for Uslane.
she uGtwine 1 her arms and covered her
eyes with her hands, VIII l. Leo, not know
ing the full terror of the position, merely
coiored up, and looked as silly as man
caught in such trap would naturally do.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

Harriet and Freddy are both very
timid little children. They were stay
ing at the house of an uncle, who is
generous and kindly when his liver is
not out of order. but quite the reverse
when it is. One unfortunate morning
the uncle rebuked the boy unjustly.
Freddy's quick temper rose, but his
adversary was too formidable so turn
ing suddenly to his unoffending little
sister, the boy proceeds to vent his
wrath on her Ca fault grown people are
not always entirely free from. "Har-
riet. sputtered the little boy, IF you
don't put down that syrup jug, I'll
call rat"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

An instrument that will enable a mar
liner TO tell in an instant upon seeing a
lighthouse or any well-known mark up
on the sea coast just how far his ship is
distant from shore. that will inform the
captain Of a man oiwar how far away
his ship may be from another vessel Of
his own navy, and be Of assistance in
many other respects, where the elements
OF distance or height are factors, has
been submitted to the navy department
for trial. The instrument Is known as
the stad meter. and is the invention Of
Lieut. FiSke, who devised the range
finder. The stad meter is much simpler
in construction and operation than the
range finder, TO which indeed it may
serve as an adjunct. but cannot entirely
replace it, as at least one element-either
height or distance-must be known TO
operate it so as TO determine the other.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

should; the will power is weakened,
morbid fears haunt him and may result
in confirmed hypochondria, or melan-
cholia and, finally, in softing of the brain,
epilepsy, ~" fits ~, paralysis, locomotor
ataxia and even in dread insanity.
To reach, reclaim and restore such
unfortunates to health and happiness, is
the aim Of the publishers of book of
1856 pages, written in plain but chaste
language, on the nature, symptoms and
durability, by home-treatment, of such
diseases. This book will be sent sealed,
in plain envelope, on receipt of this no.
tice with ten cents in stamps, for post
age. Address, Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, y. Y.
For more than a quarter Of century
physicians connected with this widely
celebrated Institution have made the
treatment of the diseases above limited at
their speciality. Thousands have con-
suited them by letter and received advice
and medicines which have resulted in
permanent cures.
Sufferers from premature old age, or
loss of power, will find much Of interest
in the book above mentioned.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

result from, UNI
natural, pernici-
Gus habits usual
ly contracted in
youth, through
ignorance, is
thereby incapac-
itated to thor
oughly enjoy
life. He feels
tired, spiritless,
and drowsy 4; his
sleep isdisturbed
and does not re-
fresh him as it
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09
EXPORTS OF CATTLE TO EUROPE.

Secretary Morton Of the department OF
agriculture has furnished the number OF
cattle exported to the United Kingdom
of Great Britain during each year since
1874, together with the value of the cat
tie in dollars each year. The United
States sent 10 Great Britain only 1913 head
of cattle in 1874. while up to the present
date in 1894 345, 734 head have been sent.
No fresh beef was sent To England until
1877, when 40, 2i0. 800 pounds were shipped
and returned TO the farmers Of this coun-
try S4,552, 523 This year 1913. 33l ,2g2
pounds Of fresh beef were shipped. which
brought Sl6,659,s14 Germany took no
live cattle from the United States until
1878, when that empire received LII
head. valued at Sc. 643. During the year
1891 Germany received from the United
States its largest number of cattle-5, 223
head, valued at S427. 500. In 1893 Ger
many received only 4l9 head, valued at
S4l,S00. Thus far in 1894 Germany has
received 1909 head valued at s2S5, 792.
That country took no fresh beef from the
United States until 1887. when it took
1898 pounds, and in 1894 all Germany
took of fresh beef from the United States
was only 1906 pounds, valued at $50.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09
PHYSICAL STRENGTH,

cheerful spirits and the ability to fully
enjoy life, come only with healthy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

tDIIIty, lIllpalred illein'
DRY, low spirits, irrita-
Bile temper, and the
thousand and one de-
engagements of mind
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

{ To BE CONTINUED J
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
9pbe 1arfer Ncti,eu.

- Sranf Gallagher bon SO. 802
scranton StraBe itarb am Sreitas 4bent
i'm Nloies GapIOr SOspitaI.
- -gln Der Gersr6Beruns bes @Iart'Iden
Store8ebduoes an 9forb Oiain 9lbenue
bat Serr Beter Stipp am Samitas Dtor.
gen nit Der 8aditeinarbeit besonnen.
= Sas Iinte 8ein unb brei Rippen
ipurben am Sreitas bem 8ersmannn
Sbomas Surrey in benz Spbe Barf
Sda6t sebrpden. ST berIu6te cine
abtbeiIuns &arren ansubaItsn unb ipurSe
babel nisoerseidIasen.
-9urd bas 1lmitiir,en elmer 8eroiin.
ldmpe in Der 8Obnuns bon SObn 8idarb
an @biparbs Gpurt entitanb Wonta9 aes
gen Oiitterna6t Elm Seuer, baS iebod
obne 3utbun Der Seuerpebr seI6i6t
ipurbe.
= Ser befannte Sufi6mieb Sad Sa.
mill bon 1899 Horb Diain Gbenue itiir,te
am Sonntag Nbenb stpiiden 5 unb 6
nbr in Ounmore tobt nieber, aIS er eben
fein Yfero anbinben ipplIte. Gr mar 55
Sabre alt.
Sn Der Sampton 8rube trua am
5reita8 Der 81 Sabre uIte, unberbeiras
tbetc 3bomas 9tearp bon II. Strabe
mebrfade SerleBunsen bapon, inbem
na6 einem Sprensfdnfe ii6 an ieinem
9lrbeitsplabe Elm nadtrdsIi6er 8obIens
fall ereisneten. st itarb bier Stunben
ipater.
= 9ie tpeliden 8rebiser unb Sc,
meinben baben ii6 orsaniiirt, UNI sesen
ben SOnntassberfauf unb sesen unIben,
iirte Wirtbi6aften ibrer GationaIitdt els
men SreuS3us su er6ffnen. Sic sebenten
ibren 3ped bur6 moraIiiden 3wane su
erreiden, obne ibre 3ufIudt 3u seieb.
li6en &Iasen su nebmen.
- Sn benz gubpaareneei6dft bon
Sba IbompIon an SIb Dlain Ipenue
brad am Oienitae gtadmittas Elm 5euer
aus, inbem ii6 einise Ieidt brennbare
4rtifeI an einem OeIofen enbiinbeten,
unb bas Snnere beS 2abens brante pol.
ltdnbis aus unbbeiddbiste bes @ebduoe
sum 8etraee bon 5000. Ser 8erIuit 1T
perii6ert, ipie aud Der bon 5rI. Gbomps
ion, bod batten Srau SO. s. 6riffitbs,
&i6arb @rap uno M. 6. SouIe, bic ans
oere IbeiIe bes @ebaubes beipobnten, feline
Seriideruns.
-Die 8ahasiere sines gsnon StraBe
Sabnpasens batten am tSreitas Had.
mittas Elm grIebnib. baB iie ni6t 10 Iei6t
bereeiien iperben. Der @agen fubr bic
2afapanna Ibenue Nnbbbe binauf, ais
pl6bIib bic eIeftriide 2eituns beriaste
unb bic Gar trob alien glnitrensunsen
Der 8ebieniteten in8 &utiden fam unb
auf eine Strede bon bieqei6t so SUB
binabsIitt, sesen bic 8. 8. & g8. @eleiie
gu. lleber gals unb &opf floben bic
Yaiiaeiere unb mander Ianbete in ieinem
iibersroBen Gifer auf alien Gieren i'm
SiraBeni9mute. GnbIi9 sriifen einise
beiOnnene Wdnner su, itemmten ii6 nit
aaer Ma6t Besen bic Gar unb bra6ten
lie sum Stiaitanbe, ebe Elm rlnsIdd
paiiirt mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
0pn Der &npfeite.

8ebr. DaSiSoip baben baS u. 8entIt
@isentbum go. 3l4 uno BIG @eoar Ipe.
nue. tdufIid eriporben.
glm 3. IuSuif, Z llbr 9lbenos, tpurber
in Der Bfarripobnuns Serr Soiept
Dtiuer unb Nittipe Caroline RIein burd
Serrn Yaitor S. SoIter setraut.
Ser in bem Sanbbanf S6adt arbeis
tenbe SameS 8earns bon Brospect Ipenus
trus am Samitas bur6 einen 8obIenfal
einen 8rud bes re6ten 8eines unb ans
bere Serlebunsen bapon.
Der @aileritanb in Der Stafford Mea.
oop unb Der &oarine 8roof 1T Elm isbr
niebriser unb tpeitau8 nidt senIsent,
I'm ben an8ebduften S6mub tpeesuipa'
i6en. gs entiteben bura bic Sonnen,
bibe IuSbinitunsen, bic ben Iutppbnern
iebr idGblid linb unb bic Sanitd.sbebbrbe
ideint sur abiteIluns beS nebeIitanbes
ernitli6e Wfabre9eIn treffen su ipUaem
Ser Stabtseometer Ieete am Bonner.
flag glbenb bic 8ldne fir bic 8oarine
Sroot Bride bor. Die Soften berieIben
tperben auf 100000 perani6Iast, ipos
bon s87 500 auf ben Oberbau fommen.
Die Bride ipirb cine 2dnee bon 90l SUB
unb feds 8psen nit ie einem 9burme
baben unb 81 SUB iiber ben 8. 8. & @.
@eIeiien iein. Die Sabrbreite tpirb 38
Sub iein, nit einem Seitenipes bon neun
SUB auf ieber Seite.
9as an bieiem Donneritas i'm GentraI
Barf Itattfinbenbe Bic Sic Der Scran'
ton Sdneerrunbe tpirb, ipenn bas @etter
siinitis 1T, iid zines auBeroroentlid far.
fen 9eiudes erfreuen.' Hi6t nur babsn
fait ale bieiisen 8ereine ibre IbeiI'
nabme suseiast. icnoeren e8 tperben au6
bon 9lustpdrts biele @dite eintreifen.
Die Siioieite ieIbft ipiro bieiem pppulGr'
fen aaer beutiden Gereine aud nidt bic
faIte SduIter seisen unb AM 9lbenb nit
&inb unb 8eeel mad benz Central Yarf
pileern. SeitenS bes 8ereins pirb
aaeS Setban iperben, um eS ieiuen @ds
ten anSenebm su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
@ilfesbarre Mad,riAten.

- @pomins Bat cine Grbbbuns feline,
StabtiduIb UNI SIS. 900 beidlofen, UNI
cine Station fir eIeftriide 8sleu9.
tunSsstpede einsuridten.
- -Smei bon 8oIen befpubnte Siitten
an Sreberid's glIep, nabe Sberiban
StraBe, brannten 9ienitas nieber.
SerIuit $500.
- Ser SIopade MidaeI 8oro, 8oIt'
sGnser bes Soiepb 8eder bon 203 9torS
Riber Strabe, tpurbe am Sonntas in
benz SHUTTER gSdlbden aIs 2eide aufses
funben.
= 9urd Seuer seriibrt tpurbe Mons
tag Nbenb bic Sdeuer bon 8. 6. Wlit.
deu su 8Iainsbiqe, nebit 8orrdtben unb
einisen IuBensebduSen. Die gtadbarn
beusten einem ipeitern llmIibSreifsn Der
Slammen bor.
- 9ie &epubIifaner bon 2userne
county nominirten am Dienitas folsenbe
8anbibaten: Gonsreb, Sobn 2eiienrins ;
&idter bes @aifenseri6ts, 9lIfreb Darte
DiitriftantpaIt. 0. U. Sell Brotbono'
tar, SameS 2IeipelIen; @eridtsidreis
ber, 8. 8asner bon 8Ipmcutb; Surp
@ominifar, g. SO. Guplor.
SIN @lter bon 70 sabren beridieb
am Mitttpo6 Serr 8biIip i. 3dber. Elm
laneidbrieer Gintppbner bieier Stabt.
Der 8eritorbene fam in 1857 bierber
unb binterIdbt cine g8ittipe nit feds
9inbern. 8doer iparb in ben Iebten
Sabren mebrmaIS bon 'Sdlasanfdqen
betroffen unb Elm SnbaIibe. 9aS BE.
srabnlb fanb am Sreitas itatt.
- Im Somitas Morsen fam Elm
Tramp in bic 99obnuns bon Senrp Ser.
soIb uno ba er bic sSrau aqein i'm Sauie
Slaubte, berlanste er in briisfem Zone
Elm SriibItiid. 9ersblb mar in einem
Seitensimmer unb iparf ben SerI sur
5bire binauS. gm 4benb paBte Der
Tramp ibm auf uno idob ibm cine &us
gel in elm 9ein, tpprauf er entflOb.
- Gin eeipiiier Gbarles 2imburser
bon Seripid bate aneefiinbist, baB er
am Samitas Ibenb bon Der Marfetitrabe
Bride in ben Susquebannu iprinsen unb
babel mebrere BurseIbdume idIasen
iuerbe. Die Sbbe 1T rs SUB. gs fans
ben iid su benz S9auipieI mebrere taus
ieno Yerionsn elm. Das WasniB tpurSe
slidIid aussefiibrt unb 2imburser
idpamm bann bic 500 SUB Bis sum
llfer.
= Dabib Sc. @iuiams, Elm Snsenieur
Der 2ebisb 8alep SOblen Co., sins am
porIebtsn Mittipob an ber Warfetltrabe
Bride in ben Susauebanna. um elm gao
su nebmen. Gr paste iid bis gum siuei'
ten StibpfeiIer binaus, obfdon ct elm
i6le6ter Sdnimmer ipar, ipurbe bon
9rdmpfen befalIsn unb berianf bor ben
Ausen ieiner 8ameraben. SrObbem
man ben Sbrper idon na6 ipenisen Uii'
nuten erlanete, iparen ale Wieberbele'
bunssberiude bersebens. Gr mar "a
Sabre alt unb bic einsise Stiibe ieinsr
betasten Mutter.
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Sa8 Se,trf8sGurufeff.

Sur in 3eitrdumen bon $40 Sabren
trifft in Der eeipobnten 9feibenfoIse Elm
8esirfsturnfeit auf cine Stabt i'm Snnern
oes 2anbes, benn fait ale 8ereine, bic
oem Sesirfe ansebbren, mdhen naturse.
mdb beriidiidtiet tperben, tpem bic Reibe
an iie f0mmt nnb iie bas Seit iibernebmen
ipolIen. Sir ben fefsebenben 8erein
uno ben iebesmaIisen Seitort 1T Elm 8es
3irfsturnfeit baber burd ausfeine 9lnees
leSenbeit bon undergraduates 8ebeutuns,
unb bieS umioipeniser, ais aud bic 8es
eriffe ,,8etpinn" ober ,,DeiiSit" nit in
Setrabt sesoeen iperben mlHen.
Inter bielen llmitdnben 1T es feIbf'
beritdnbIid, bab bic beridieSenen Gomis
tss oeS Scranton Gurnbereins, benen bic
8orbereituneen fir baS am 90. 9luguit
babier beeinnenbe Sesirfs Surnieit oes
BbilabeIpbia 8esirfeS anbeimseitelt iinb,
Gag unb Nadt bic Sdnbe riibren, um
bab Seit su einem in iebsr Sinii6t abses
runbeten unb erfoIereiden su MAIDEN !;
gilt es bod aud in eriter 2lnie, fir. bic
eble Turnerei ieIbit eebbrise Yropasanba
su MAIDEN unb benz beutiden unb ameris
taniiden ButIifum bic ipobItbdtissn Sol.
gen elmer eeorbneten ebmnaitii6en Iuss
biIbuns Der Susenb praftii6 Dor Iueen
su fiibren. IS 1T Elm Sef, an bem a 8
sefammte Oeutfdtbum elm res
seS unb uneetbeiItes SntereHe nsbmen
ioIte, benn Die Turnerei 1T Elm ipesifii6
oeutideS Snititut, unb Sabin su ipirfen,
oaB iis iid aaentbaIben @inSans pers
i6afft unb berslide aufnabme finbet, 1T
cine 8flidt ieben beutiben Burgers.
Dem scranton Gurnberein 1T ieitenS
ber meiiten beuti6en bieiisen 8ereine
bic 3uiideruns elmer resen Tbeilnabme
eeiporoen, 10 bab man BetroIt iasen
oarf: ,,Da8 8esirfSturnfeit pirS Ii6
su einem beutiden 8oIfsfeite seitalten."
Spesiea srobartis berlpribt bic Barabe
su iperben, benn eS betbeiIisen ii6 buran
NIT mebr pber minber itarfen Delesatips
men bic breisebn 8ereine beS BbilaoeIs
pbia 8esirfS unb es baben ferner ibre
Sbeilnabme in corpore sugelaet: Der
scranton 2ieberfrans, bic Sdnserrunbe
Der 9ltbIetic Stub unb mebrere anbere
Orsaniiationen, bic in Der nddfen 70
Summer namentlid aufsefiibrt iperben,
aud ipabrideinlid Der @riitIi 8erein
unb Der S6tpeiser Mdnnerdor. 8ir
bOffen, bab aud bic Reptune unS bic
8eIief Seuer Companion iid nidt auss
i9lieBen. 2aBt bas 8esirtsturnfeit
werben, pas eS auentbaIben iein iolIte
Gin beuti6es 8oIfsfeft!