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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
THE CENTRALIA EXPLOSION.
What Caused It and the Terrible Force
II Had.

II Had.
Special to Evening Herald.
CENTRALGA, Sept 12th.-The explosion Of
gas which took place in the Centralia col
liery at 1l:30 a. m. yesterday killed one
man and seriously burned two others.
A portion of the gangway caved in i'm
mediately after the explosion. Joseph
Puntalois was instantly killed, John Cook
was burned about the face, hands and
body, and Mike Stenewic was burned
about the face and hands The gas was
fired by Cook in going up an old breast to
close a heading. Puntalois was killed by
being caught in the fall which followed
the explosion. The explosion was ter
rife one and is said to have blown every
door from its hinges in the Logan colliery.
These COllieries are about a mile apart,
but are connected by a gangway for drain.
age,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
THE STATE LEAGUE.
The ShenandOahS Make Great Efforts
But Could Only Win One Game.
special TO The HERALD.

Special TO the HERALD,
HARRISBURG, Sept. 2.-Shenandoah and
Harrisburg broke even on games yester-
day, Harrisburg got the first game by
clever playing at the end Of the game,
but lost the second by putting in local
pitcher, who was hit at will by the visitors.
The scores:
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
September Blanket Sale.

To buyers of blankets during this month
we will offer the following special bar
gains Five hundred pairs in all, to 60 at
55 cents, 15 cents and 81 per pair.
J.. j. WILKINSON
9-11-tf 30 South Main St.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
Changing The color.

Tha Schuylkill Traction Company is
hayiAg its cars re painted and has adopted
the loyal blue as the color. One OF the
card appeared re-painted yesterday on the
GilHerton division. The style of the
Lakeside Railway cars is closely followed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
O'Brien Convicted.

William, alias Bogey O'Brien, of this
town, yesterday pleaded guilty before the
court at Pottsville to charges Of fornica-
tion and resisting an officer. On the first
charge he was directed to pay the costs
and n fine of s25 and on the second 81
fine, costs and serve 80 days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
TOPICS OF
THE DAY
News Gatherings by the Pen and
Pencil Men.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER !
Andrew Stank DiSpOSeS of His Property
to Good Advantage and RetireS
From Business.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER 4!

Andrew Stank, one of the oldest, best
known and most prosperous of our Polish
citizens, has announced his retirement
from business and is withdrawing from
the field of active life and takes with him
a purse so well lined that he will be able to
meet many a rainy day without fear of
getting wet.
Mr. Stank started life here several
years ago in very humble manner He
worked hard for while but was shrewd
and economical and soon became poss-
essed of a valuable piece of property on
Main street, just south of Oak street. On
this he erected a large three-story brick
building with modern Improvements. A
hotel license increased the value of the
property and Mr.. Stank derived quite a
revenue from it. Recently he decided to
sell the property and retire. His price
of Sl4, COO was considered too high for the
property, but a little ingenuity over
came this objection and yesterday Mr..
Stank and his wife attached their sigma
lures to the deed transferring the prop
erty for the amount asked. Micnael
Pribula, the First ward saloonkeeper and
grocer, paid $4,000 for the ground and
buildings and Anthony Puskawicz paid
81 900 for the good will of the saloon in
one part of the building for five years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
McElhenny'S Bill Of Fare.

Snapper soup,
Oyster and clam soup,
Hard shell crabs,
Devilled crabs,
Devilled clans,
Lobster salad,
Little neck CLANS,
Fresh and salt oysters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
Oysters for Families.

Fine milk and cream stews, fried, panned
and raw oysters at Begley and Schooner g
new bay, 12 West Centre street. Families
supplied with prime oysters at short notice
Aa-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12

Steam Renovating Co, call for, clean
and deliver Ingram and Brussels at &c per
yard; heavier carpets 4c. 80 E Coal St.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
HARRISBURG

Earned runs-Harrlsbulg. ShenandOah, 3
Double play Meyers and Yerkes. Struck out
Harrisburg, Shenandoah, |. Base on balls
Harrisburg, 2; Shenandoah, s. Passed balls
- Gill, 2. Time of game-l hour and twenty
minutes Umpire Rim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
CollierieS SUSPEND.

All the collieries of the p. & r. @. 81.
Company will suspend operations tonight
and remain idle until Monday next.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
FeeIey,s Cafe.

Largest schooners in town. Choice
lunch at all hours. Music. 36 North Main
street, Shenandoah. S-1S.1m,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12

There has been considerable speculation
as to what would become of the vacant
storeroom in the Egan building at the
corner of Main and Centre streets, but it's
destiny now seems to be fixed. The
lessee is Mr.. j. w. Whitlock, of Reading
He is one of the largest boot and shoe
dealers in that city and has accumulated
quite fortune during the fourteen years
he bas been in the business. Mr.. Whit
lock is firm believer in the use of
printers ink and has been the most
liberal newspaper advertiser in Reading.
Such an enterprising and energetic man
should be able to succeed in this town.
Mr.. Whitlock will locate here on October
1st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12

Buy Keystone -four. Be sure that the
name LEssIG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is
printed on every sack. tt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12

Many of our people will regret to hear
that Mine Inspector Stein and his family
are about to move to Mahauoy City. The
change is not due to a desire to leave
Shenandoah, but rather to a force of cir
cumstances. Mr.. STEMS lease of his
present residence is about expiring and
as change is desired and there is no
other suitable residence in the town
available, the family has been obliged to
look to our sister borough This
certainly confirms what has been so often
stated during the past few years-that
good residences are in demand and unless
the demand the better class of our citizens
will gradually fall away. There never
was better argument in favor of the
opening of a new Shenandoah north of
town with electric railway connection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12

Mrs. Bridgeman, r. @. NJ, teaches
violin (specialty) cello and piano. Corner
of Jardin and Lloyd streets. 9-3-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
PENCIL POINTS.
Local News GleaningS Condensed for
HaSty PeruSal.

HaSty PeruSal.
The new court rule affecting tine trans
fers of licenses will put a stop on some OF
the speculation in rattrap buildings in
this town.
Some Of the coal operators in the
Luzerne region are requiring their stable
employees to take lectures on diseases Of
the mule and horse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
HARRISBuRG
INNINGS.

Earned runs-Harrisburg, 3 ShenandOah, 3.
Two base hits-Eagan, Wright Stevenson,
Hamburg Three base hit-Sprogle. Double
playwright and Hamburg. Struck out
Shenandoah, 6. Base on balls-Harrisburg, 3
Shenandoah, l. Passed balls-Gill, A. Time of
game-l hour and 35 minutes. Umpire - Rim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12

Joseph Ball, the South Main street boot
aud shoe dealer, has just returned from
Boston refreshed by the trip and chucked
full of business. While in the city of
culture he struck bargain in a large
stock of ladies' fine French kid shoes.
That Mr.. Ball is pretty level-headed
business man is shown by the promptness
with which he advertised the stock after
ne brought it here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12

New boxes have been erected about the
trees in front of the Harrington property
on North Main street and have improved
the appearance of the place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.

lphia...............O OOO2O8o-6 i8 5
Reading ......".........,..0 3 10 O4OX-8 IL /
Callahan and Roth Jones and Fox.
II e
Iancaster.........r.........3O OlI2lOOI-8 0 l8 .
Hazeton."..............lO o l 0 IO0O O-3 6
Callahan and Cote; Fee and Goodhart
II f
Pottsyille 30. ............O 1 O4BlIx-H 10 5
Wilson and Diggins Desiva and Lipka.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
How To Make Mnnev

Get Sour repairing done at Holder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
g2r. 49,.
/ {. ScaGle gEaQis.

Ter }ihtb. Scpun Lcodlc lBaQiS,
iuelhcr icit lGUgcyer .3cit an Scr Bright
lAtn 9ticrcutranfbctt lit, itarb bcute
friib, Tltr; nodI 1 ll5r, IN iclucr 9&obs
nung, Or. 215, St. EaullnaBe, i'm
rs. ye6enSiabrc. Ter 0leporbcuc mur0e
am s. Septcmbcr 1916 IN Baltimore,
WtO., gebOren ; bciuAte on8 st. Ntas
rienzGOQc9" nno wmOc IN 1887 gum
Sarrcau 5u9claNcu.
5n iciuer 3ugeno ;el1tc CT cine QroBc
Sorlicbc iiir literariihc llrbciten uno
miomete iid bciOnoer5 Ger yItcratur uuO
0eihi6te Spanicn'5 III welhcm 3wctc
or bic paHiidle Sprahe erlcrnte uuO
UOltOmmen bcbcyrihtc.
Gr 3cidlnctc iih Oomit 10 ans, OaB &c
in 1913 gum cOrciQonoucuOcn Wtit1
glic0e Ser fonigllhcu 2lfo0emie Ser @c1
ihidte in 0toorlo ermdblt muroe. 5u
1916 purOc er sum Diitg,cOc ser ,f6s
uigli4cn 2lltert1um5 @cicui6ait" in
&openbagen, 03ucmarf cnuablt unS
beiudte 1917 Spauien. 3wci Sabre
muBte cr I'M 2tu1tragc Ser 9uuOcSrcgicz
ANI9 pNIlNN1t NylN lANlS uSlAQlNll NlU
crluarb iih babel bobc 2lu8;eiAnungcn.
lIcbcr ieinc 9lciiu bat CT mcbrere
Berfe Oer0hcntlidt uuo mar ipatcr and
beruOra9ruO ais Sdriititcllcr oui ges
itbidbtfftrn G5cbiete tbGtig. jn 1897
i6lOB CT ii1 Der ocmOfratihen Eartct
an, wUr0c III 1861 in sic ycQialatur crs
wdblt, sic in 6rcCerid nit Gicma(t auis
gcl0lt wurOc Gr purOe oamolS nit
2lnocreu uerboftet uu0 bate cine Gics
ian9enidaIt uOu II NiOuaten OurA;us
MAIDEN.
3m 9}Oocmbcr 1862 purSe CT beoius
gung8lo8 entlahcn. SIM iclbcn 28inter
IanOte cr cine lunge Ocnfidrift iibcr
Die wiOerrcdtlide llnterOrijtung Der
0tarDldu0er Gcieggcbuug an ben 8uns
SeszScnator Sbcrman. Scit iener Belt
bat CT itet8 rc9cu 9lntbeIl an pOlitii6en
2cbcn in Scr Staot, i'm Staatc unO b.i
SunOc5s9lnaelsgcnbCitcu genOmmcn.
Scit 1875 olliirtc cr lid nit Dem ios
scuanuten unabb0ugjgeu @lcment Ocr
oemofratijdeu Fortct uno wirftc BET
allen 9lefOrmbcitrtbun9cu nit; er mar
nod icet Braiibcnt ser ,9tciormz2iga."
Sr. @a0is bat iid] nit uerbeiratbet.
Die Sorbcreituugen fir Oie gccrOigung
mcr0en bcute getrOficu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
GleftrtIdbe 9abn stpifd,en Sieaoitta
lttlo SBilaoelpbta.

6e aOins. Pa., II. slpril. = Den
1tdotii6eu Councils wurbe aeiteru
slbenb cine SrrOnnun5 unter6rcitet,
bura tpelde Ser pSirOSboro' Glcctrics
9alpaIpaD>@ omp." Oie Grlaubn;B err
tbsiIt rucrben iol, seiuifie StraBen Die
ier Staot 5u bsnusen. Die 9eleQIhaft
ma9t iif anbeiidts, cine ncun Oieilcn
lan9s eleftrilde StraBenbabnliuie Don
8irO66OrO' na6 9feaOing gu baucu, Die
Elm SlieS in Der Sctte pon Srollenbabs
men, weIde uOu Pbilaoelpbia Ourt bas
SduDlfiasEbul nad 9feaoina fibrcn
weroen, bilOen foil. Sn Smosboro'
pirO cine Serbinbung nit ser perldns
9erten 2inie Der Bottstomner electric
9failwap Comp" bersclteut mcrosn.
Die uGiti5ens' Paiienser. 9tailpaD. Co."
BON gtOrrtstotun bsablidti9t, ibte 2inie
bis SIT Der Jest burd GOnlbOboden i'm
Sau bs9rifisnen elettriiden Sroucpbabn
aus3ubebnen, unO Die ysstere iOu bis
nad 8arreuzSiQ uerlaugert werben, 10 0
iie Die p8ib9esslpsuuss&inie" Ybilabel>
pbia'S erreiden piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
SoreD'S 9(ru,ec.

HntontOmn, Ba., II. 9lpril. -
GOrcD's 9trmee ieste heute tros zines
beIti9en Shn,egeitObers, 21O Otann
itart tbren Wtari9 iibsr Die Seras fort,
nadOem ouS aus Sd)iiis;uiebaf unO
&afiee beitenOe 6ribitaf etnqeuomnen
mar. 9ln9ciihts Der nit ctlua 6 3ou
Sdnec beOeften Sersllra6en, miro
wObl mandsn tapfercn y 55ricOcn8zSoIz
Oatcn" Die GOuraa. perlaIien, uno er
ii6 ladte ieitwart6 in Die @cbaidl.
lala9en.
@beDenne, 8DO., II. 9lpri(. -
Sowie Der peitlide 6li9cl Der nGorens
2lrmcs" bier sintrift, mlrO berislbc nad3
ben cine Otsile bon bier gclcqenen Yicbs
boIen gebrabt perocn. mo- linen cine
WiablScIt peIabrcidt wiro. 9tad ein.m
cinltilnOisen 9lufcntbaIt miro man ben
Scrlud maiden, nie unIiebiame @eicQs
idaft mettcr gu bcf0rocrn, unb unter fiji.
men llmltdnoen miro mau ibneu qeltaIe
ten, slc Stabt 5u betreten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
SUB : gluterifQ.
weuO iOu Rio 9ranos aerpm,nen baben.

&io Sc Saneiro, II. apri[. -
gfa6 bier eingelaufenen 1tadri6ten baz
ben pcr bcm Safcn BON 9tiO @ranbc 80
Sul ernitbafte See9efecbte itatt9efunz
ben. 6iinf &rics8idifie Der SniHrgenz
ten beidollsn Oic bOrtiseu Sorts, Oleie
erwiOerten OaS 6eucr, wenn audi nit
peni9 Grfol9. 0a Sic YeirOto'i9e 9les
sterun9 10 Sdifie nit bem 8efcbl na9
Suocn seianOt bat, Die SnIurQeutcuz
idific 5u ucrnidteu, 10 miro befIrhtct,
baB e5 por 9fiO @rauOe 3u einem srOz
Beren See9efedte fommeu miro. Sn
Der Sauptltabt BON 9lio @ranoe 30
Sul, POrto 9laesre, wOllte man Iid)er
miiien, oaB 9lOmiral Otsuo idon 9{io
9ranoe genommen bGtte unO bort 9es
lanost pdre.
Soub II, il. 2(priI. Die Gimes"
erbieIten 9eitcrn aus WtOntcoioeo sic
gta9ridt, OaB Or. Silpeira Ntartins,
Der betannte braiilianlids 9tepOlutios
nar, cln Gele9ramm srbaltcn babe, lpclz
dies melOet, buB Die StrcittrQfte Der
Snlur9enteu inter 9lOmiral OteQo porz
gcitern Die StaOt 9liO 9ranoe beiest
habert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
Gin aliiGIifler Sianmiit.

s bicago, 10. 9lpril. - Gin Oopz
peltzSerbeIratbeter, nit 9tamen Soiepb
8rOmn, S5raelit, lit bier auf eigens
tbumlt9e g8eiie ieinsr Seitrafung entz
san9en. @r bate feline eri ite 6rau Dor
adt 5ahren in Buffalo, H.sY., eebcis
ratbct unb Dor. nit brci &lnbern i'm
Sttde 9elafien. SIM nerflohenen Conn
lner bate er in Chicago cine 5meite
6rau 9enommen. Die erlte ma9lc ieiz
nen AnfsntBa(t ausfinbig, uuO Sann
9ln9en belos 6rauen gelneinlam gesen
lbn uor uno erlpirften leine 9erboftunq.
9fa6Oem 8rOwu langere 3sit i'm @ez
tan9niB 5u9ebradt bate; wuroen Die
Jrauen mtIOer 9egen ibn seifimntt unb
beldlonen, i'm laufcn Su laien untcr
Der Seoinsuns, baB ct lid BON ibncn
naa jIOil9enl @sisee idcibcn lafie.
Die Sdeibuns puroe barauf bur6 5luel
Gabbiner im @efangniB pOrgenommen.
9lls Der SAT- Dor ben bieiigen Criminal
Jttdter Safcr fam, iueigerten fid bic
6rauen, 9esen 8rOmn alS gluflG9crinz
nen aufjutrcten, unb Der 9iidIer fOnnte
unter BEN llmltauSen ni9ts 9lnberes
tbun, al8 bsn 6all ub;uweiien, unO 70
lplro grown itruf flO8 oapon fonlnlen.
Die 6rau 9tr. lieB fi6 nad erIOlster
Sdstonng cine Gopic Der 9lntlagcidrift
auSTertl9en uno erflarte, ite luerbe Oas
9ofument ais g8afie sessn Sromn in
SanOen bebalten fir ben SAIL, bas
Srown mad SufIalO suriidfebrsn unO
iie bort beI0itiaen ioQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
Gin Yfero, Sas aus Der Sipae iiel.

3 o a itsr, gt.zY, IL. april.-
Sm n2gceun Gbeater" ereignete iid)
wabrenO bss britten 2lftes Der 9lufiibz
rung bs8 GtiideS ySn SGb &eutudp"
Elm llnfall eigeuer 2lrt. Sn bieIemStiife
luirO ein SinberniB 9tennen ;miiden
YferOcn sur 3ariteuuns sebradt; oas
lie9rcl9e BIerO ipirO bon Ser Sbauz
ipiclerin Saura Burt seritten, 1T an Die
SGbne 9ewObnt unO ssb0rt selpi1crs
maBen 5ur &ruppe. j3uei anOere 9feroe,
Die por9eltern abcnO ynlitlpirfteu," wuz
rem bier 9enietbet un0 muroen bon ,uci
lble9ten Heltern 9eriiten. Dabei palz
ilrtc e5 nun, baB zines Der gierSe BON
oem Sarm unO Dem Slang Der 2i6tee
ideu murSs uno einsn Spruns BON Den
nlueltbeOeutsnOen Srettern" in ben Sr.
delterraum btnunter madte, gum uidt
9erinsen S6refen Der Otulifer, beionz
Ders zines 6l0tenipielers unb zines Slaz
rinettiiten, 5wti6en pelde bas Gbier
blneln iprang. 0aS YferS brad iia
our9 ben Sr6sltsrraum aswaltIam
Sahn unb frat babel nit Sen Sinterz
fiiBcn mitten in Die sroBc Gromnlcl
bineln. Nl5 es Sen Spruns ms Srs
feltsr maate, erloi4en 9lei9;eitis Die
9tampenli6ter. oa Oas BierO nit ieinen
Snien Den eleftrilden Orubt 5crriicn
bate, our3 iuelden ben 2i9tern Die
@leftriiltat 5u9efIbrt wuroe.
Sine aQ9enlelne Yanif i'm S6euter,
Sie oerBansniBuOQe 6Olssn sebabt bas
ben wiirbe, wurOe nit Wtiibs unb Gtotb
ab9elpenbet. IS selang, balo wieoer
yl9t 5u idafien, mOraut baS Yublifum
fie] berubiQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
0Lrbcft man Su0mTfrIr.

Eattcrlon, rs, II. April. =
Mebr ul8 700 Mtdnner, 6raucn unO
&lnOer, uelde in Der rGolpbln Suite
6abrif" beidIditigt parsn, itclItcn beute
Irib Die slrbeit Elm. Seit Dem perflOIz
ienen 6riblabr mar s8 Ser 6abrif in
6olse ocs ldlsbten geidGfrSgauges
nur Dur9 cine yObnbeianeiOuu9 m6sz
lid, Oie Irbsiter weitsr ju beidaftisen.
SIM Winter iteltc iie ben Setrieb 9an;
unb gar elm, nm erit Dor ctwa 10 Gaqen
anfs Scene 5u beginner. Die famutliz
den alten 9lrbcitcr wuroen mieOer anees
ltelIt, unter Der 9Orausiseuns, oaB lie
81 Den rebujirten 2Obnen arbeiten mir
ben. Seute iteQtcn ieOo4 bieIel6cn Sas
8erlansen, baB Die 2Obnrate I'M 10
8roient crbobt merOe, uno ais Dies abz
idldsli6 bcidisbcn puro, lesten I6mmts
ltdle 9Irbeiter Die 9lrbeit nie6er. Rubes
ItOrun9en erei9neten ii9 ni1t. Der or.
martete all9emeine Ius ltanO Der Barber
trat nid|t elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
Ser Sekte Der SsrofeIctt. .

Otontrcal, Gau., II. 9lpril. -
Der leete 9oQblut SnSinncr bes Sroz
feisnitammes, NIT 9tamen SeirataiIrlate
(ssrbrO9enes 0teii.r) lit in benz 9npias
nerOOrfe Gauabnulpa9a geitorben.
Sammtlidls nod in Siciem Oorfe lsbenz
ben SnOianer iinS Mii6linse, Die ent>
lpeSer fran3Ofi9es, Ober i9OttiI6ss
Slut in ibren 9locrn bGben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
Ser 53. Gon9reB.
eenator Sale iast fein eprnhIein. -
Sans tauIIerst meter

VANS 1auueuit peifer.
W a btn9tOn, II. 9lpril. - Sm
Senate wurOe Die Osiu9llhe Scii;itz
Scrluilli9ung auIsenommen uno peranz
laBte eine lGnsere auimlrte Debate;
Oielelbe pcrluilli9t $1,785, 900, muroe
leoo9 uidlt erleOl9t.
Senatur Sale BON 0taine belt ieine
9feOc iiber Die SarifzSiu. Die @udt
ieiner 9lrgumente ridtete iid aee.n Die
g8irfun9 Der Siu ioiueit Die InneratiOn
BON Canada in Setradt fOmut. Sale
bebauptets, SaB OieIe Sid cine gluQliez
Oerung auf unteltiulmte j3.it binauaz
i9iebsu iperbe. OieIe 9iHdiat iei abcr
10 ruidtig, oaB er lie fiir oen SoOesltoB
be5 nsuen Sarif3 balte.
9fa6 Sale ipra6 Der unoerbeiicrlidle
SdwuebolO unO 8in0iad Beifer cr
iaste, Die YOpuliiten bGtten feline Garifz
Ylanfc in ibrcr Blattfornl, lie glaubten
iebod an cine Gintomheniteuer. Nad,z
Dem Beiier ! StunSen lang seIdma6t
bate, nla6te Elm Scnator oarauf uufz
merriam, baB fetn Guorum anlueIeno
ici; Yeficr i6waets aber rubi9 mclter.
Sm u pra entanten bauie
seiaab gar 9tial8 auBer 3urafnubme
Der SaftbefebIe gesen gelui6e DitgIieOcr.
Oas Saus Dcrtagte ltb beretS - llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
YuIper GrpIofIou uno Wcni6cn.
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Gpril. - Ter 9rOBe 2aOen pon TrcO.
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Yuft gsiprsnst. l)ttltOu Sroofinas
uaro setOotet unb GeOr9 Gang, lowie
M. Curtis tru9en lebensgefabrlide
GerlebunQen 6appn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-12
StaOt Baltimore.

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