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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09
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Gin Sbei! het @anberbilpI1en Mil>
lionsn pirb binnen 3ur3em nah @nsz
lamb panoern, benn Der iunse 9eraog
bon MarlbOrousb. @eorse gbarles
Spencer gburhia, bat fid nit Srduz
lein Gonfuelo 8anberbilt berlobt. Ser
8rautigdm, ,tpelder ca. "a Sabre 5dblt,
fam por unsefdbr einem Monat naa
Mmeritd unh bamdls i6on fpurbe Be-
bauptet, baB er iiA nit Der Mbii9t
TRACE, einen ameritaniIden @olbfi1a
nit nah feiner 5eimatb gu nebmen;
Die officiea dnsstiinbists 0erlobury
ssiat, ouB er Grfols sebabt bat. Der
iunse Mann itammt bon Dem bsriibm=
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Die 0efmnoDeit oeS 35rperS.

Gs 1T pfli6t einss ieben Menfhsn,
bic @efunbbeit bes GDrpers nit alien
ibm gu @ebote ftebenben Mitteln gu
erbalteh uno su f0rbsrn. Nie biel
: 16er gegen bic @sIunbbeit geiiinbist
spirb, bas ieben mir tdgfin, bas asist
uns bas blalrrte 8enebmen zines sroz
gen 5beiles ber iuneen Wdnnerfpelt,
Der iih orbentlih ettpas barauf ein>
bilbet, gegen ale geniiiTe abseitrlmpft
3u iein. Rthts geniigt ibrem ber@
fpDbnten Ginn. 9ie fpre9en dbur=
t6eileno iiber bic fleinen. unf9ulbigen
sfreuoen bes Qebens, leben in Saus
unb 8raus, fddbigen bura iibern1a@
Biaen @enuB tire @efunbbeit unb iinb
in Der 3eit Der bDhiten Mannssfraft
fed unb tranf. Sinh fpobl Iolhe
MGnner Inn @tanbs, oie pflinte1 sss
tpiiIenhaft gu erfiillen, tpel1e ibnen
ibr geruf unb Die Ganrilie dufsrlesen?
Nah bes 9ages Mrbsit geb0rt Rube
unb grbolnng, nod Wo9en angs1
itrenater SbGtigfett aud elm Sag Der
syreube unb hes @enuifes. Oa trdf>
tigt ii6 @eift unb RDrpsr anb ges
ipinnt 5anmlung unb Rnbe 81 neuem
Shaffen. Miirben barn1io5e 8er@
gniisen bor3ugsipeife aufgefudt, ea
ftanbe beifer a5rn bic @eIunbbeit uni
Drauhbdrfeit her rnenlhlic1en @sieil.
Inaft. 6reiiidb gibt es auh genue
Ner3Grtelte, bic mebr als n0tbig fiji.
ibrs @elunbbeit bebaht finb. bpr ieber
Z fleinsn MBifrenglng auriidinrsden,
Bel ieber bor3unebmenben Nrbeit erit
Gngltlih ertpGgen, ob fie fit ibren
R5rper aud aiHt at fdirer 1T. GOlhe
Gsute finb nber meif trdge; Der ge~
funbs. tbntfrGftige unb pflihte;frige
WenIh qreift nader unb obne 8eiin<
nen ait, 5rin frGftiaer Mrm, iein reger
@eiit fennen fein 3aubern. Cine gez
e8iunbe. gersgslte 3bdtiafeit tpirb aud
s1is fhabigsnb tpirten. felblt tpenn duf
Rpiten ber Hebnglihfeit Elm fpenig 5u
apisl aethdn fpiirbe. ltebernlaB In Sc,
kniiiTsn srfdIafft nnb I0ft nuf. Mer
gbei 6er yreabe peripeilt. fiir ben lit i6r
Derib berloren; lie III gDiir3e bes
Qxbtns, nint Nabrung.
@errehnet. 6ausbtrr (slm
neuen Dienflmdbhrn, Bel benz 1t iii Der
aiide tpitbtrboli @plbofen allgetrpffeu
6di) ,sya ssy9utn babe i9 mid ubeI
4 n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09
Qie II I. earn. e

Ntent. rs E q T q.
genben plaB einnimmt, bat, pol ieiz
ner Satin unb flint @efdbrlen teaiet<
tet, feline erfe arttiIGe Neiie I'M SUM-
1891 angetreten. Den Minter TIN
1891 bis 1892 brahte er ain ,Srelez
fislb @olf gu unb i'm Mai 1892 trat
er in 8esleituns BON @aDino stIirup
feline beriibmt setporbene lle6erlcntz
reife an, auf ipelher er nah 3a.iidlez
eung BON 1900 Meilsn bic 9lorbtii ite
bon 8rDnlano errei9te. Mm 4. Suli
biefss Sabres langte er an bieIem @ez
itabe, bas npr ibm mod fei1lss Weiben
Sub betreten bate, an unb gu gbren
bes Sages nannte er Die 8uDt, dn
tpel9er er 1ein Eager aufIGlus, Snz
dependence Sal. 8on b;e5sr Meiie,
bur9 tpelde iein Ruf als Sori9sr be-
ariinbet iporben, febrte er am 12.
September 1892 auriid. Seine aneite
Expedition trat er int cSuli 1893 On
unb auf bieIer tpurbe er bon fsiner
Satin, elmer Wdrterin iolp;e eff @ez
fdbrten begleitet. 9lm Saloon 5artor
f9lug er iein Winterqueartisr 1uT uab
bort mar es, mo feline Satin cm 12.
Septenber 1893 einen Ginoe ba2 2e>
Ben fhenfte. Den Wintsr bcauste
2ieut. pearb nit ieinen 9eJ.eitsra,
I'm bic fir eine neue lleberlannerpeciz
tion n0tbigen 8prbereitungen ~ trefz
fen. Nahbem bic arftif9e Naht Dorz
iber mar, tpurbe bieielbe am 6. Mdra
1894 ansetreten, allein bas Inter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09

ten unb berii4tisten Sad gburaill ab.
ber Die erIten Sprohen auf Der Better
gum grfolg babur9 erflomm, baB er
feline IbOne S1peiter perIhaderte,
uno tpsl9er burh unerIdttli9e 9ab%
fuht ieinen 5elbberrnrubm perhan@
telte. Bon bieiem Nbnen Bis auf ben
Batter bes 8rdutigams lit in Der bsr@
aoalihen Gamilie Derapsifslt tpenig
Gutes 3u finben, bagsgen gilt Der
tiinftige @atte bes SRI. 0anoerbilt
als Elm anitdnbiger Menfd, Der alfo
geuifermaBen aus Der Mrt gsIdlasen
1T. 4uh in Der Jamilie Der Braut,
tDslde bus 18. Qebensiabr nod nidt
Dollenbet bat, sibt es Elm ,Sfelstt",
1T bod ibre Mutter bon ibism 0ater
Wm. g. Wanberbilt gs19ieoen. Die
Mitsift Der 8raut fOlI iib auf $1O,@
100000 belaufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09

ferrler Der geologe q. .. Salisbury
bon Der gbiroeDsr l1nfDer1if1t, Der
Mr3t Or. S. 6. WalIb DON Wafbins.
ton, Der Dbotosrapb s, 2e8Outiaier
BON pbilabelpbia unb Der 3oologe 8,
8. DpAe BON Der lInipsrfitdt bes
Ghnates RanIas. Obrre belnerfenss
tDertbe 3piIdenfdlle truf Der Oam=
pier am Wbale 5unb Elm, no 2ieut.
pearp unb feline 8esleiter an 8oro
genon,men tplrben. Qeiber lit aud
bic feBte nebsrlanbsrpsbition niht bon
benz erbOfften grfOls begleitet setpe=
fen.
pearp unb feline atpei 9egleiter tpas
rem IpGt I'm WGra nah Der Snbepens
bence 8ai nufsebrpden, alIein bic
.3abl Der Sbeilnebmer mar au Helm,
um bon bort aus irgenb Elm tiibnes
llnternebnen ipasen gu tDnnen. @on
einem iplhen ipurben pearp unb feline
@efdbrten aud burh ben Mungel an
2ebensmitteln abgebalten. sSn benz
uneepDbnlih tiefen 59nse beruOAte
2ieut. pearp bic pldBe, no er propis
iionen aufbepuhrt bate, riat gu fins
ben unb in Golge befen bate bas
Srio fur9tbar gu leiben.
oierau fam. baB fait ale Gstinlo=
6unbe, ipelbe nit auf Die Expedition
aenomr1en tporoen tparen, frepirter,
unb Der Neit erlhofen iperoen mubte,
tpeil feline Nabruns fir bic Sbiere rors
bdnben mar. Oas Wetter mar ber
expedition siinftis senug. Der naite"
bat auf ieiner Norofabrt bic ipeftli4e
@eite bes Smith Suno erforl9t, nads
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09
Dag 9 d ! 0 s.

en- benz am Marfte belegeuen
,9ielen 6aus1 bat Munenftein ge.
ipobnt, ais er ben Grafen BON ManS,
felo gefalagsn bate unb Drobte, bic
Gtabt NIT Geuer unb 6hpert 5u ber>
tilaen. st bGtte feintr Drphung
tpobl aud bic 9hot folseu ldRen. peln
bic Giirftin Mgnes bDn Deffau ni6t
burn grlegung elmer Contributes bie
Gtabt 9erettet bdtte.s
Inter ben jogenonnttn Mabr3ei9en
Der Gtdbt 1T btjonbtrs btmerfens,
pert6 bic Nolon6sf6uIe, tpelnt bor
btr 1roHt bes Mdtbbduies ftbt. "a
IN bies Elm 3enge Der groben tiir9erz
Iibtn Wsro0ngsnhsit ber Gtdbt. Ss
ber re@ten 0dnb tin 9roBes 6&peri,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09
5ns eiuiseit GiTe.

Mit benz fiibnen sppllrforTder
2isut. pearp Iolpie ieinem Bealssttrn
Gugb s. See unb Matt. 0snIrn an
8orb 1T Der Dampfer rRite4 sliidlih
aus ben Mesionen bes epis,n Gnss
3uriideedebrt. Inter benz Commando
bes Capt. Bartlett bate oieieS 5dbrs
aeug am 10. Suli feline 9teiIe ,nah
Norben angetreten unb am 8. Ingui:
ben Wbalez5unb erreiht, ipo 2ieuf.
pearp unb feline 8egleitsr 10 Gage
porber BON einer an furAtbarsn Gt,az
pasen reihen llebsrlanbreife eill9etrcfs
fen tparen. 3tpei Sabre lang falte
bieles Srio unerfhrodener Mdnner in
ben gis> unb Ghneepiiften oes bohen
Norbens aussbra4t unb baber mar ibr
0erlangen, ipieoer in bic eioi:iNiie
Welt auriifautebren, ipobl begreiflih.
2ieut. pearp, ipelder unter p,n mos
bernen Yolarforfdern einen belporraz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09

2Dgifh. Die Wenfhen ges
brau1en bic Menbung: siih eiren Mfs
fen antrinten1. Menn bic MifeB reben
f0nnten, fpiirben iit ipobl iagen: rE1
einen Menfhen untrinttnI
Rinbermnnh .Mntttr:
,aarl6en, feet barff Du aber feinen
Ruhen mebr eiien. bns nnbere be-
fonnIt Du nlnrger.1 RarlheH:
uN5er Mama, pdpd but bod geTtern
trit gefagi, tpus Du beute tbun tannit,
perl9isbe ni6t ouf mOrgtn!'
Rinbermunb. Baron 2um>
popsfi: rmarum biirieIt Ou benn bd
In meintm MtrrntI berun5 Gbudrb, i9
yin ID gar nidbt f9mubis!4 Der
iltine Gbuoro: Der Ndpd ingte bod
eben, ipie II Did tDniintn fdb. Dai
bdtttIi mit benz Mtrmsl bos 3u&tbaus
stItreift!~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09
Mlera n b + ia.

cier. Der DisnIt ift natiirlidb msift Elm
leihter. Gs befebt cine reselrehte
Noutine nit Ruiterungen, SegeleTer<
eieren (auf Der Syresatte), ,9eihiibz uno
6anppaffenerereieren, Oisnitinifrufz
tim, poiteniteben etc. Die Manns
ihaften erbalten aur @srpflesung 80
pfennig auf ben Sag, tpofir fie fi4
lelblt sufriebenitellenb befDItisen, in1
benz lie bas @elb 3uIammeni9ieBen.
urlaub iptrb reidlid betpillist. llsber
bic syreunbli6feit bes 8aiiers Bel ben
4usfabrten pii1en bic @eute Diel au err
adblen.
M6eeieben bon bem 3ipede, bic tDz
n;slihen 5abr5euse iaasemdB gu cone
Ierpirsn, bient bic characterization in
erHer 2inie Der Grbolung bes Railers,
bann als cine Mrt GseIhule fir bic
prinaen 'unb our 1nterbaltung fir Die
tailerlide Gamilie unb oeren @dfte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-09

Gin Rtnner. prpfeiTnr M.:
rsWen baIten Sic fir ben sr0Btan 2inz
guiaen nnierer 3eitg1 NrofeiIor
8.:: .Msine Grau!1
SrrtAum. 9Ri4terss xG,ie
bdben ben 3eugen Bel Deginn btr
Gtreitisfeit gleiA Bel ben G1oxn err
sriffer; ipie tamen Sic ba3ns- Mnz
getlogtsr (tleiniout): sd babe gea
glaubt. e trdst eint perriide!s
Dilemma. Gin Buuer tpirb
bon einem RntM I'M QDirtbabouie ee.
bGnislt unb aipar btrdrt, boB iih SEE
8oner teinen Matb ipeiB. .Du, faeint
her gebGnlelte Bauer al eintm anhtren
mos lon / btpn tbun. bamit Il mid
III NuH IdBt21 .Mtibt pos, : anti
aporttt htr Bauer, ~sutipsbtr aokr i'm
An DDppellitst, oosr sib itm l l6xs
3Ss3 - 49, 81 = : =
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6 gmpfdngsbu m us.

nahasbilbet. Gtipa aebn Mann bsbieS
nen bie Safelnee; bic Commands iinb
bic ionH in Der Marine iiblihen. SIN
l1ebrisen madt es bem Raiier WsrS
gniisen, bas Jabr3eug naA allsn Hes
gsln Der 5eeinannsfunit 5u manDprt<
rem. Gin Dampferfubraeug besleitet
iie in Der Megel duf ben Musfabrtsn.
Die aus Wilbelmsbaben unb Riel
ben CONNER iibsr auf bic potsoamer
Station cpn,nanbirten MannIhaften,
ctfpa atpDlf an Der 3abl, iino ailsge<
fu1te 2eute unb iie unterite9en einem
OberbootssMaaten. Oie Station reIs
fortirt bpm Neihsmarineamt, bon benz.
elm OFFieier bic gontrplle iibt. Der
bauernb bier befinbliAe Saiffsfuhrer
lit elm ebemaltger, psrbienter Oedoffis
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SkiReil aus 3trbf.

Waddiis bat iia Bic neue 3eit ouf
alien @ebieten, in alien Derhdltnifen
Balm gebronen, INNER mehr bat he
bas Mlte berbrGnst, unb bod pirb
man germ an Mlles erinnert. mas ber
Serft0renbe 3abn Der 3eit BON ber fers
nen 0ergangenbeit iibris selafien bat.
9ente ion es basBilb elmer Stabt iein,
bic man ipobl noG INNER 5u ben ipe>
aisen i'm 6er3en DeutIdlanbs adblen
fam, ipelhe has @eprdge elmer mittels
alterliden Stabt nod nidt gang eirz
gebiiBt babtn.
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ct. 9eifolaitirae

3erbit, eine Der flint Rretsraott
Mnbalts, bat iia manaes IN 1slnem
Meubern bepabrt, bas pirtlid htForts
faes Sntsreiie peroient. 9ndthtll4
lit ber Stabt seraoe feline beDeutenDe
Rolle augetpiefen gelpeIen, absr tie pat
bod cine @lansperiooe gebdbt. tpelbe
bon tpeittragenber 8ebeutung getpeleIt
1T. 0ieien ebemalisen Glans berbanft
iie einnal ibrem Mlter nnb ibrer Gage
iiberbaupt, benn fie ipurbe f6on um's
scxabr 900 a1s cine Der erlfen I'M tptl=
ben Wenbenlanbe segriinbet, bann
anh genob fie friib5eitis cine rege T0r,
berltng ibrer Biirger. Inter bsm
aaifer 0einrih Ii. gait Die Staot
fir cine ber IhDniten uno bluhenbz
item.
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Gfifbrte Jrantil.


gelsgentltcq Ilsaerer Oocforpromos
sIDnen gele1rter Traies tlt ss nopl am
plage, paran 3'l erlilnsIR UaB psIslls
lfol OorofpR 2: S2plofr On 0oll.az
geit PIC Ooeforipafpe per ppllolopp1e
srpteH. Mln IN ner s0elprpie oer
nmperlttdf Qaus glol g elIsn 1pluSH
Jdu anoem am i1. S'ant LOS 61an
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Geporln, ute Oalaln Deg O'alohas
esrrisDen ~ ~ Alisoi.nour9. alill Woe. .
tor oer uteoNfn DeIoroert purOe. Sle
mar Iilo IN Iaeonnours als 2p
ter elIles ar5les 9eooreH per lls n.lt
t1rem alteren 1ruoer 3ulanlHeM nlVl
aallr m Den gemophatpeil SerH1as1kIh
per Sugeno lSalelh. usrlg'ol. U. J. ~
lonoern aitn IN per Vfeoleln ualen. :
rrnteie atrro tie lonetl ofamfe, OoB le
1elbltltanot9 !lleotetntloH Qefte l1uol7
rem, meotetnt1ne Saue rpeofslIl9 pez
arbetlen alno rpm 70 per Se9dnpluns
ner Srahteh prallllg Derllelel loallls' nI
Snon oanlots erregle 1le lolges aal.
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taf m 9aae 5ur pt0Mo.lpH enpIapl.
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Den Ooetor9rao namln9en, % l's oeH
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1erner fpren Sater oao ourp pen Spp psrz
lor ltno tpren ueanh m esher l~persn
Tranfpelf pfle9eH MuBle; etlr 1to4
entlnloB 1te l'n gu oem Ilr panMt!ge
Sslleil gang anBeroroei1tllps'e Su.sil'
arbetfsfe etne promoIlonslUrtTt uoe1
mas S9end aus: De go, quod
minis cito ac lucunae curare
saeplus nat causa minus tutae
curatlonls gu falpes u7o ahgsheg@
mes setleR plro ofler ole nllaef e.s
aer penlger l'peren 9eetnn95' s.lan9ls
etn nonmaltges tonlgHmes Islollpl
an DE nleosclnl'9s 5aeuitat IN 9aue,
Dap s5upplieanfln. oaferae nlnls
grheblt9es efn5lneroen ndre our
pronlotlon 5u5uianen 1st nno leg.e
am Q. Utar Ifo4 ote dnuholppe PraS
1ung amer Stunoeh p'nieretnaRDeI III
latetntlGer SSpfane sn.tf etaer lplgsH
grunollGen 9enallgtelf 1no pelpetz
oenen Sereotldmtett a. noaB aue
4npelenoen DAMN poutomlnei psrs
gnllgt pdreh gln fteues tonagtlIes
Nelertpf Dofft Is. Uedi Llo4 erlPeltle
mr 5dcultdf ole dusofadltps gtmap<
tlgurg,. hlf1nepr oer Srda SttlepeH
TN geipohnltHer 9Set'e Den Ooctor9roo
gu oerlerpen, fpas oaRn ,ourD uH,pels a
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Site.

bem er psarp unb feline @enoHen aufz
senommen bate, u..:o bat Diele neuen
9dfen entbedt. Ct bat auh Sones'
Sunb, &ap Sabine unb 2ittleton S.
Lamb beIu9t. Inter ben tpi9ttsiten
Sunben, Die gemuat tpuroen, befinben
fih 5fpei Meteprteine BON ungsipO6ne
fiher GrDBe, bic fait gang aus reinem
giIen beiteben. NuBerbsm ba5en bic
@elsbrten Der 6ilfserpeoitipn iebr
tpsrtbboGe golleetionen norbii9er
Sbiere 3u1ammenge6ra9t.
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g. BartbpIo omGifir9 9 E.

Sn biefe 3eit lit tpobl Die @runbIes
sung bes 8aulperfes gu lesen, ipelhes
mod beute bas iA0aite. bOdite uno
beriibmteite @ebdube nidt Blob
3erbits, ionbern gana 9lnbalts gu
nsnnen 1T. @s ift bic ct. Nifolaiz
fir1e, inn nDrbliden Sbeile Der Stabt,
nabe am Marft unb Hatbbauie. 8ez
merfenspertb tit Der einfahe 0aaa
itubl, trobbem bic &irhe cine 5iemlide
Breite bat. Sn neuerer 3eit, 1920
%, lieB 9er5og 2eopDlo JriebriA bas
Snnere ausbauen, 70 baB es nit ietz
men bret SAiffen, ben f9onen, nit reta
den Malereien gei1miidten, gotbi1den
Senitern, grpber Srsel unb prdhtigem
Mltarraum einen fait acknowledgement
ginbrud setpdbrt.
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9 o T benz 6eibetb 0 r.


Das SaloB Febt erIt etpa 200
Sabre. es nimmt aber bod als bas
grobartisfte @ebdube 3erbits beionbes
resSntereife in Nnlpru4. Neu an benz
8du lit Der Sburm, alles anbere TT
felt bunbert unb mebr Subren ltnDerz
inbsrt eeblieben, benn 10 lange itebt IS
einiam unb Derlafen bd.
eSm Sabre 1857 itarb bas 6uritenz
baus Nnbalt>3erbft aus unb bamit
ging fir 3erbit bic eigentli4e 8eS
S9ihte 5u Gnbe. SIM 3erbiter
S9loHe ipurbe etne fpdterbin beriibmt
getpprbene sSiirftin seboren, bic naaz
nalige Raiferin aatAarina III. Don
&uBlanb.
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g d.

5err Wlapperf bat our Beipadung
bes 6au1es Isinen 9unb an bic aette
gebGngt, Der aber burb fein Geben in
unangenebmiter Weiie Die Nahtrilbe
it0rt. I'm iid bic Mlbe gu erlpuren,
benz Sbiere aus benz Geniter Rube 3li
gebieten, bat Qerr Mapperf bon feinem
3immer Biz 3ur 9iitte etn 6prahrobr
legen laiIen, unb fam er nun guna ge<
niitblih, nbne uuffteben gu miifen,
BON ieinem Bett aus benz 4unbe Nube
gebieten.
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q o lanb sfGule.

Mnlanbs dnle.
felt iie ben SUB nnf einen 6unb iebt,
10 felt ion aud bic Rruft unb Wodt
bes eAten Biirsertbnms ffeben; fur
Reht unb @erehtisfeit ion bas
Sttpert einiteben. Cine Sage fniipft
fih, tpie iiber ben 1lrlprung bieies
Denfmals. 10 aud an nas Der Butt
teriungfer.
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Dorpro6enbeu @fhiibe beftsbsn aus
0Dls, dbtr Die 1oteluge lit in alien
gin3elbeiten Biz 3li ben Oberbrdms
raaen binauf elmer WOlIhiffstafelage
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-24
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger trains
make prornpt connections with the
several railroad lines in he East.
pullman palace. Sleeping Cars and
tourists Sleeping Cars attached to all
trains. Bisins. cars attached TO fast
mail trains l.ctsSeen srHekee and Dg-
den.
Tickets sold. sleeping ear aerths Sc
csrad. and other Information given
ga application ia
n. L. FIELD, ACT.
RENO OSPOi,
T. H. GOODMAN
GEN: PASS. ACT
RICHARD CRAY, GEN. TRAf. MGNG.
>as FRANCISCO, Cal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-24
FNSoVIE.e .
VECh'S
Floral Guide fc1 1873
JUST ED,

Contains Colored Plates IF the Al
pine Aston. Begonia, Dahha' 7an~
mas, Clematis, Dutchman's i-e,
Psnsles, Corn and Potatoes.
Descriptions and prices of tl.> very
best Flowers and Vegetables, aud
manyovelties. + ti.rnar Pea
and Golden ugget cpca, they
pleased everybody last year HuE
dreds Of beautiful and appropriate
quotations from the best authors
makes it The Poets Number Every
lover of good garden should send
10 cts. Tor Guide, which can be de
Quoted from first order-costs no
hing. James Vick's Sons, Roch
$ ter, I. M y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-24
"a SION s!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. Ii your present
attorney does not suit you, and is
slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones. Charges of desertisn removed
No fee unless yon get pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensionee
at less than tSe've {sl2) per month,
and Suffering from disability in add
ton to that named in their pension
Certificate may obtain increase Under
the new law. 1t is not necessary for
you tc have gotten any ailments ia
war to get pcnsloned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
rem without regard to cause Of SOL
dier's death; mothers and father.
who are nov dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier whsa
hs died or not. Pensions obtained
for service rendered in Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions oaa
now b increased to Sl2 . msn1a
Suspended pensions restored.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-24
PATENTS.

Caveats, Trade Marks, Desis.s.
spyri9hts and all Patent business
nd uetsd for Moderate Fses. In
RI stien and advice given to iavsn-
"a without charge Address.
r he Norman Claim AGeAcy,
;,i 1877. Washington. D. g
eli
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-24

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for Incubators
and Breeders Cynona for dsinfectins and killing YER
nine. Ravens Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Nish
bets Tonic Poultry Powder.
Manufacturer of Croley's California Poultry Remedy
roup, sweledhead and all diseases Of the head eyes
throat of fowls. Ans To- American Dog Remedies. l3
cites, warranted to cure. No. Pills for Pigeons
rything for Fanciers and Breeders. Write for what
udAt -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-24

Cas!oria cures Collie, COnstipa-
tien, Sour Stomach, Diarrh9a.
EructatiOn, gives healthy sleep
and promotes digestion,
without injurious medication.
The Centaur Company
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-18
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.

There Is a report that the Delaware.
Susquehanna and Schuylkll railroad
may, by lease of trackage rights from
Hazleton to Wilkes-Barre over the
Pennsylvania railroad and thence over
the Lehigh Valley, secure a through
route to Buffalo,
Wilkes-Barre Record: Hon. John ].
Shonk, of Plymouth. has associated
with syndicate OF prominent and
wealthy coal operators and business
men of the Wyoming coal region and
Philadelphia, and the company has pur-
chased vest tracts of timber, coal and
iron lands in Virginia and West Vir-
glnia. The properties are located in
Salem county, Virginia, and Kanawha
county, West Virginia. After the lum-
Der is cut down and marketed the coal
and iron will be produced. Much of
the timber Is composed of poplar trees,
which goes into the manufacture of
pulp, which Is used by paper makers.
The syndicate represents many millions
of dollars, and has ample resources
and facilities for developing transport
ing and marketing the important and
valuable products, both of lumber. coal
and iron.
The Susquehanna Coal company con-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-18
FORTUNES WHILE YOU WAIT.
One Estate Of S51 .OOO.O and Another
Of Sl.OOO,OOO Seek Owners

or Sl,OOO.OOO Seek OwneEs.
Mt. Carmel, March 17.-There is quite
q story connected with the $51,O00000
fortune in Holland to which the three
Metzinger brothers of this place are
among 200 heirs. About $50 years ago
one of the original stems of the Met
Finger family established in France.
Four sons, one the grandfather of the
heads of the Mt. Carmel and Locust
Gap families. and three brothers.,
though heirs of a good Inheritance, de-
cided TO emigrate ito Germany and
settle there. Years after, when they
paternal estate had been settled up one
of the brothers was sent back to
France to procure the property. This
scion never returned with his brothers
share, but, instead, went to Holland
The three unfortunates who were
thus defrauded, after making repeated
efforts to locate word from their rene
gade brother, finally sent member of
the family to Holland to obtain an
audience. He returned loaded down
with wealth, but would not reveal the
result of his trip. In despair the broth
ers gave up all hope of recovering their
inheritance. and when the renegade
brother died intestate in Holland the
government took control of the wealth,
which at this time amounts to $5l,OOO,-
900.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-18
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 16.-Stocks ruled
firm at todays session, the exceptions
being Sugar and Distillers, which
were rather weak. Sugar opened a
fraction higher at 9Sia, but later sold
down to 97&. Dlstilling dropped to 1lA.
Western houses We're large sellers.
Railway stocks were strong, the i'm
provement ranging from u to las; Jer-
sey Central, New York Central and the
low priced issue scored the largest
gains. For the moment the anthracite
and bituminous coalers are in favor,
the former on reports that the mana
gers will meet at an early day and
settle the questions of allotments.
Speculation closed firm, with prices
anywhere from II to IA higher than
yesterday. Total sales were SS,5OO
shares.
The range of today's prices fon the ac-
tive stocks of the New York stock mar
ket are gwen below The quotations are
furnished The Tribune by G. du B. DIM
mick, manager for William Linn, Allen &
Co.. stock brokers, AZ Spruce street,
Scranton