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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14
CmaNEsvsLLE.

correspondence OF the Argus.
Our schools are rapidly closing, and
strange to note that many of our peo-
plo VINO voted for five month
term, do not even send their children
as much as four months Some scbol-
ars excuse themselves by saying that
the teacher is not just as good as he
ought to be. Ia some cases this may
be the case, but, on tho other hand. at
tentive students make good schools.
and no one can improve a student nm
less 1t Is one who studies his lessons. I
would say to all students, Do not allow
yourselves to discontinue studying
when schools close. Anyone that can
read can improve without a teacher.
Some Of our best scholars are men who
relied mostly upon their own judgment
as preceptor.
Joseph White and Joseph Feather, OF
Hacklebarney. are calling on friends
and relatives in this section.
There were three men in this section
trying TO buy large tracts of timber
land during the past week. This does
not look as though tho lumber trade
was quite dead yet
Eugene Teets and II. -. Lewis have
purchased "a shingle mill and will man.
ufacture shingles At this place during
the coming summer.
Zai White and W. A. wilhelm will
exchange dwellings April fst, which
will be the only moving in ouv little
burg of which we know at present.
Billy D. Titchenell is our champion
crow hunter He visited the roost in
this section and about sixty crows
came down at the call Of his repeating
Marlin, which Is always well swabbed
out and ready for action.
A. Strawser is taking weeks va
cation at home. after which ne and
Ebenezer Browning will return 20 Bav.
ard and work on a saw-mnL
Our Telephone Company seem 70 be
very slow TO action, and IL looks as
though the enterprise will be aban.
doned.
Our farmers assembled on saturdav
night and organized bcof club. which
will go into effect July End.
A. $. and d. A. Albright are M IN
Canaan prospecting over the sale 81 =
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large tract of timber land which they
own in that section
Ora and Delpha Feather will visit
the principal eastern cities during tho
present excursion trip 70 Washington
and Baltimore.
We are glad to tell Josh Smarty
and the Marques correspondent that
they can go to almost aly stors in this
section and buy 25 lbs light brown or
and most other things in accordance.
SALAMASDBR-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

We have received marked copies
OF the Kansas City (Mo.) Daily
journal and Atlanta (Ga.) Consti.
tuition, containing a picture and
sketch of Hon. Presley W. Morris,
OF Harrisville, Richie county, this
State The article is very compli-
nentary to Mr.. Morris, sad COM
pares HIM to Patrick Henry as an
orator and debater. We hardly
know who wrote the article, but we
nave our suspicion. We will pub.
iish it in our next issue, if space
permits.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

Charles Frederick Worth. the
great leader of fashion and man.
dress-maker, died at his home IN
Paris, France, Monday, March IL,
aged seventy. He was born at
Bourne, Lincolnshire, England, in
1928. When RI years old he went
to Paris and was employed in a
large dry goods establishment az
designer Of fashions, etc. In 1870,
he founded the famous house of
Worth, and his fame as a dress
maker and designer Of fashion en-
tended ell over the world.
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Written for TnE AReus
A WOLF IN A FLEECE.
Ere long before that Gregory
Had feckoned any date,

Ere long before that Gregory
Had feckoned any date,
Satan at war in Heaven
Net with Lis doleful fate.
But in what PLACE he pitched his tent
Mankind can never tell.
Some say he wells with mortals here,
Some say he lodged i'm He'll.
He was at least a spirit craft,
More subtle than the beast
Who spread the fiery darts OF He'll
North, west, south and cast.
At first he came to Mother Eve
To give an Earthly birth.
And since that time his cruel works
Have spread all Ger the Earth.
AS soon as man had fell from grace
And saw his wicked sin,
He scwsd fig leaves into a garb
TO hide his naked skin.
He hid beneath some busny boughs
Within that sacred place,
As il to say, "I'll fool the Lord
And hide my shameful face"
Now the plan has slightly changed,
We hide in noble creeds,
And claim to worship with the mouth
Contrary to our deeds.
We preach TO man a deadly faith,
The moral man we spurn.
We pray for grace and fail to do
Our duty in return.
We say o Lord /! do help the poor,
We simply give command,
And always fail IN every case
To lend helping hand.
We 60 to church, we 60 to class,
We mourn, weep and rejoice,
Asthough we thought religion meant
But fullness of the voice.
Within the narrow path each week
We seem to spend ore day.
We lie and cheat the other six
And go the broader way.
we do not mean that all are wolves
That wear the woolly fleece,
For here and there we find a sheep
Within the path of peace.
ID. w. y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

On the first page Of this issue
will De found long and very vaIu-
able article on the Tariff and La
ooringman, written for THE ARGUS
bT Col. Il, w. Monroe, who is get
ting quite a reputation with the
able articles from his pen of late.
We hope our patrons will all read
this article with great care, and get
Tour neighbor to read it. 1t will
certainly get him to thinking for
himself and may open his eyes on
this tariff business. There is lots
OF ignorance yet on the tariff, but
the American people are slowly az d
surely becoming enlightened on
THIS great and vital subject. But
don't fail to read the article on our
fret page.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

Here is what the Richie gazette.
neof the leading Republican papers
OF the State, says about the Wheel
ing I"teliigencer, the organ Of the
party in this State
1t is understood that new morn .
ing Republican paper will probably
soon be started in Wheeling. IL
Will not betray it's party for twelve
pieces Of silver, or accept pay for
editorlal aud news matter. In
short il ~ill be honest and not cor.
rupt su1 rotten.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

The enthusiastically Press is
o phunny little kuss. He has On
order for a lot of sample copies on
an ad'ertising contract aud is blow
ing his horn about how his sub
scription list is increasing and
claiming to have the biggest list in
the county. The cheek Of some
men would bankrupt a pile-driver
and make a craven image smile.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

Here is another echo Of the late
Republican Legislature and one
good result at least of their stay in
Charleston this winter
Last fall the Republicans carried
The city Of Charleston BY about 1900
majority. Last week the Demo.
Gratis elected the mayor, treasurer
and a part of the council. So
things are not always what they
seem, and sometimes it is darkest
just before day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

The Weather Bureau at Wash
Ingten is now sending out daily
forecasts Of the weather to the lar
ger postcffices of the country, to be
posted for the benefit of the public.
The Kingwood Postoffice receives it
every day by the morning mail, and
1T Will be found posted for exami-
nation. The forecasts are made
and sent out the day before and we
ought to get them here in the even.
ing, but as we have no mail from
the main line except in the morn
ing, We do not receive the reports
IN time to be Of much benefit, so
far.
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lfHRn]1hRDENl.
Warning to Purchasers Of Fruit Tree.
MoRoANTowN, W. Va, }
March -. 1895. {


worst insect pests Of fruit trees
have been introduced into new 10.
calities and distributed with nurs
cry stock. Many of them have been
introduced IN this manner from
foreign countries and have become
so destructive that they have, dur
ing the past year or two. almost
ruined the fruit industry in some
localities In the Northern and East.
ern States.
Some serious pests have already
been introduced into West Virginia
and have established thems selves i'm
our orchards. These we must fight
as by means Of spraying, &c., in
order to prevent their destructive
ravages. There are other new rests,
however, which are even more de-
structlve than anything we now
have, which are liable to be intro.
duced with nursery stock from
Eastern and other nurseries owned
by persons who are not familiar
with the serious character of the
pests, or do not take the necessar y
precautions.
There are at least three Eastern
fruit tree pests which are especially
destructive, which have not as vet.
been reported from West Virginia,
which are liable to be introduced
INTO the State during the coming
season, and should be guarded
against by every possible means;
these are the San Jose Scale, the
Pear Tree Psylla and the Flat.
headed Pear. borer.
The San Jose Scale, recently in
troduced from California and dis.
tributed by certain New jersey
nurseries, is a minute, dark louise
or scale, scarcely visible to the un.
aided eye, which, when established
in locality, occurs in countless
millions on the twigs. branches and
trunk of all kinds of fruit trees.
forming waxy, grayish coating on
the surface of the bark, the trees
thus infested soon become sickly
and finally die.
The Pear Tree Psylla, a destruc
tive insect to pear trees in New
York, New Jersey and Maryland is
a minute. jumping louise, which
collects around the base of leaves
and buds, its presence being indi
Gated by the blackened appearance
OF the twigs, and by the honey dew
with which the leaves are coated.
The Flat Headed Pear Borer.
recently discovered in New Jersey.
and recognized as foreign pest
which has been introduced into this
country with nursery stock, is a
slender, flattened, white grub, one
to one and ahaIf inches long, which
oores beneath the bark of living
trees, and is thus very destructive
to the trees infested by it.
The way to prevent the introduc.
ton OF these pests into our State is
to patronize none but perfectly re-
liable and responsible nurserymen ,
who will guarantee their stock free
from the pests mentioned. Beware
OF unreliable fruit agents. Patron
ize, as far as possible and practical
BILE, home or near by nurseries.
Keep sharp lookout for anything
that resembles pest, and If one IS
detected, send specimens of the in
sect and Its work at once to the
Experiment Station at Morgan town
for Identification. If it should
prove to be a dangerous enemy e7-
cry possible assistance will be ex.
tended at the Station to aid in It's
suppression or determination.
A. ID. HOPKINS,
Entomologist w. Va. EXP. Station.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

Will the Journal please let us
know how much the Democratic
Committee is paying the Republic
Can merchants who are advertising
in its columns 10 sell 20 lbs. of
granulated sugar for one dollar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14
Ringwood. March II. 1898.

The FIRST Republican Legislature
Tor twenty-five years has stirred up
more scandal and trouble than the
Democrats ever had IN all the his.
tory OF the State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

Mckinley etock IS way below par
aud the bottom entirely Knocked
out OF his boom for the Presidency.
His only stock In trade, is dead
duck that can hever be resurrecte i
and tho Republicans are letting go
OF him as fast as possible.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

Question Of time a.
I cooid not bccured.
1 gradually grew
worse. very weak,
And completely dis
eouraged. until I
hved. proppcd half
up In bed. because I
eossfSSs't re doscss
nof sit up Think
ing my time had
come l told my fam
ny what 1 wanted
dOrSo Wbr-n \ -.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-14

There are two Republicans in jail
for stealing sheep, and as they are
both readers of the Press and Jour
nal of this place, we are inclined to
think that these papers are to blame
for it. Ever since the Wilson bill
put wool on the free list, they have
been bowling about sheep being
such a drug on the market that
they couldn't be given away and
would be utterly worthless, etc., so
that these fellows evidently con-
cluded that it would be no harm to
relieve the owners of sheep or
tive, and as they were no account
for wool, slaughter them for NUT.
ton.
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gEART DISEASE, Ii
iIk,
many other ailments whom the

many ofbef kHment8 whom they
have taken hold Of the system.
never Gets better OF ifs own accord. -
!Consfanffv 0rotrs se0rse. There arc
thousands who know tbcy have defective
heart. bst will not sdmft the fact They
Son't want their friends 90 worry. and
DON'T k,sotc srhof 60 take for e., as
they have been told time and again that
heart disease was fncurable- Such was tho
case of Mr.. Sflas Farley OF Dyesvfiie. Ohio
who writes June 10. 1904. as foilowss
az had heart dtse0se for - sears,
my heart hurting me Almost continually.
The FIRST Is years I doctored All tho time,
trying several physicians and remedies,
until my last doctor told me r. was 6niy =
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THE TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC.

SPECIAL OFFER,
Good Only Until March 31st. 1895.
Send two new subscribers with two
dollars and get one year free
Send four new subscribers with four
dollars and receive the paper two years
without cost.
DO you know good thing when
you see It? A word to the wise is suffi-
cient" Address
THE REPUBLIC, St Louis, Mo.
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gone. But on the nrst day OF March on
the recommendation OF Mrs. Fannie Jones'
OF Anderson, Ind. I commenced taking!
DR.. Niles kesO Cssrc for ske HearS
and wonderful TO tell. I'm Ten days was
working At light work and ON March 10 COM
menced framing barn, which 10 hoavy
work. and hav'nt lost . day since. am %
years old. 6 t. ~ inches and weigh x50lbs.
oeiteuc Il am fssssv sssrea, and
am now only anxious that everyone shalt
know of your wonderful rcDedScs"
Dyesville. Ohio. en.xS TAxrzY.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure e sold on q positive
guarantee that the 6rst bottle win beneft.,
All druggists sell IL at q, bottles for IS or
b tho DE- Ailes MEDICAL 90. Eikhart, Ind
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8 prn beTu.

GpB butte bisIe Burg i'm Sabr.
1917 iel6It tduflia eriporben; bier
mar isin itdnoiger @obnfib in ben
lsBten brei Sahrasbntsn ieines 2ss
bcns, bier fdrieb sr jene prisinslIe
Selbitbioarapbie, bic, ipsnn lie aud
feline 9an3 refine @si9i9tsqueGe lit,
bod au ben bepeutIamiten Oentmaleu
Der mittelalterli6en GuiturgeIhihte
seb0rt. Sier fab sr bic Sabre srs
apunaener Rube ab, als er 1880 gu
9lugsburg bic barte llrfebbe 6aite Bee
ihp0ren miihen, bic ibm posl Shpis
biifsn Sunbs nah ieinsr 9stbeiligung
am g(ufitanbe Der gauern auferleet
porOen mar. Gin grauIam Coos fir
BEN Reden nit oem usru1igen Slute!
Sehaebn Sabre lang, bebuuptet 96s
in ieiner SsIbitbiograpbie, ourfte er
bic Ndrtuns isiner Burg SOrnbsrg
niht ii6erI9reiten, fein pfero beiteis
gen, uno ielbIt bunn, ipeRn er inner
talb feiner Soimartung blieb, iollte
er I6enos pieber auf bic Burg suriidz
tebrsn. Sornbsrg 1T beute, naaoem
es oft ben BETTER getpe9ielt, gigeHs
tbum Der Ssamilie DON @smmingsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30

rod manhes dneere Saupsrt 'tebt
in Der Gsgeno, an has ii4 9oBens
Hame fir ale 3eiten sebsftet bat.
9eriibmt 1T iener r90bentburm" 81
Seiibronn, bariu Der Riiter naA Der
BON 90the uufsenommenen @oltss
Iaae Sabre lang in buntler &erterbaft
eeitmaAtet baben fol. qber mir
piIien aus Der eigenen 0eriiherung
oes 9efangenen, bab er nur eine gfd4t
Sarin aussbrdat bat. Die geihi6ts
li9en @reiqni1e dbsr, bic 9OB in ies
men Ssilbronner Sburm eebraat hds
ben, leiten uns biniiber gu oem
r90bentburm" gu 0todmiibl, oem
beute nod bohaufruseHben 8ergfrieo
Der alien StaSt6urg. Sort iuB unier
Rittsr in Der gigsnidaft zines hsraogs
lid ipiirttsmbergiIhen g(mtmanns, dls
isnsr aampf slpiidsn Ser5os lllri9
Don Wiirttembers uno benz S9DabI'
iden 8unbe ausbraa, Der ben uns
9liidIi6sn, aus Sauffs nai4tenitsin"
betannten Fiiriten auf ssraume 3eit
I'M Sbron unb 2anb bra9te. Bel
Hedarsulm, sinen f:bpahen Sage
mari9 enifernt, itanb bas iiesrei4e
Sunbeshesr, 96B aber mar snti4Iois
fen, ii8 rnidt aus Der WuusfalIe nsbs
men su lafsn", ipenn ni4t bic StaOt,
10 bod bic SSeits feinem 9errn gu bes
haupteit. 3pei TGbnlein baprii4er
Sne6te riidten pom Nedarsulmer
Sauptlagsr bsran, bic Stubt ergub iih
iofprt, 96B absr belt tapfer aus, bis
enblit Manssl an 2ebsnsmitte;n unb
&risasbsoarf ibn gu einem oer3peifsls
ten GntihIuiie triebsn. Sn Der Haat
bonn 10. auf ben IL. Wiai 1919 uns
terna6m er nit etipa so Rann .inen
4usfau, tparb ober bisrbei perfpunbet
unb nit Der Mebrsubl ieiner Striessz
leu!e gefansen geHommen.
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Or. Sans 9runer, Der 2eiter Der
Expedition, gsborsn an 10.Mdr3 1865
in send, ituoirte Watbematit uno
Ybpiit in Ssnu, 3oologie. Sotanit uno
gbiloIppbie in Srsiburg /. 9r. Sn
ben SSabren 1887 bis 1891 ipiomete er
iib bem Stubtum Der Gbemis, Wfines
rdIogie, 9soloeie uno 9epsrapbie uno
arbeitete an ben Sternnarte2 gu 2eips
5ig uRo Ssna. 9tuf ioIas Weiie srunos
LID gum Ratlirioriaer ausgsbiIpst.
tpar 9runer baSu aussriebsn, 1890 Die
Mibmann'ide Seen Expedition mad
Central 9lfrita mitSuma4en, peren
@usfiibrung iepoa infolge Der 3es
lepsfpiaen 3ataItropbe untsrbIie5.
ScSm Sabre 1892 erbielt 9runer ben
gluftrag, i'm &eidsSisnIt Die politiite
Station MiiabDbe in Soso in cine
tpiTeri6aftGde Station umSuiDdns
osln, peIhs 9tufgabe er perart lOite,
bab ibm Die Rei9sresierung ipGter nit
3uitimmurg Der 0eutiasn @OIonia.'
@eIelI9aft als 8etpeis i6res Der
trauens bic 5iibruRg Der Spgoldnos
Expedition iibsrgab. Gruner perodRs
fen mir bic 1893 BON inn angsfertiss
ten 3arten bon Sogo, cine grpbe 3abI
aitrpnpmiI6er uno erbmagnetiIher
MeFungen IL. I. IN. glu6 On Der 6eits
leaung Der beutI6 fran50iii4en Oas
home @rense ipirtte er nit.
S6m sur Seits itsben Sipei ni4t
minoer energii6e MGnner, bsren LIN:
tsrItiiBuns ibm ben Grfols ieinsr LIN:
ternsbmung Ii6srte. Or. mso. Ri6arn
ODring. seboren am %. October 1868
in Berlin, ftuoirte am meoiciniIG>hi'
rureiIfsn 5riebri9 Bilbelms Sn'
Ititute su Berlin, ma6te 1893 bas
Gtadtseramen, bisnte bann als Mtdis
tGrarst i'm Snfantsris Rsgiment glo,
rs unS i'm Orasonsr Resiment gto.
II. 9lm 7. Qpril 1894 la suite &c:
itellt uno CUR OierI Itleiitung i'm 4us'
pdrtisen 2tmt communbirt, tpuros Or
OOri1g dls Heglerlrgsdr5t nam 2o9o
eeIanbt uno mahte als meoieiRii4er
9eirat6 bic GrpebitioT nit.
pNmier 2ieuterdnt GrRit b. CAT
nap Quernbsim6, seboreH am 10.
September 1868 gu OppeIn. sr5rgen
IN ben GabettsnbGuIern gu Onaniens
iiein unb 8rob 2iaterfelos, tpurSt
1882 Sfficisr i'm oTtpreubii6sn 6elO'
qrtinerie Rsgimsnt glu- l, trat Der
tolonidlen Setpegung BEL uno begah
iitb 1885 na9 Oits9lfritd, mo er baS
8itulanb bur6fprI4te. tporauf er IN
pemf.lben SABRE nud OsutIaluno 5us
riidreiits. 5m Sabre 1888 tebrte er
na6 SanIi6ar suriid tH5 belt iid
Idngere 3eii auf Dem SeItIanoe bon
8eutI6 Ofafrita uuf. betbeiligte ii6
bdnn an @ebietserlperbungen auf2amu
uno psrtrdt ipGtsr Die beutId>englii5e
Bitu 8efelIIddft in OeutI6lano.
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Elm Soofenbett Der Wtntter.
Son .. Saul.

Gs sfdn3t bic lisbe MorsenTonne
SurA's tleiue SsrItsr beu berein,
Der iunge Sag fteist auf in Wonns
gBer foIlte ba nidt frDbli9 iein!
Ooa i9 am Slide Fb' in 9eibe,
0te Gippe itumm. bas &ugs NAP.
uns nsbsn mir i'm Sisrbetleioe
2sgt meine Muttsr, tuIt uno bIaB.
Der Muno, Der einTt 70 truut seIpro>
den,
pat nun tein ein5is' liebes Wort,
Die treuen au9en fino eebrohen,
Sus iiiBe 2Iheln fbpcRb binfort.
Msas tbut iA ttr. bu bleiter Shnitter,
DAB bu mir huff bas S,r3 10 idpsr9
Sas Wort. bas Wort 1T gar gu bitter:
Sd babe tetne Wutter raebr!
Die tpeiBen Sdnoe ftilI geFaltet,
2iegit bu, umglGn5t BON MorgerIi9t,
Sin beiI'ger SimmeIsfriebs paltet
gIuf beinem blaifen @nseIitt.
., Gaes. 0tlles lit gu Gnoe,
Sier sebt mein SugenStrdum CUR
Stub!
SD tiii'e Rippsn bein unb 6dnbe,
Damn bed i4 bin bas gtntlib gu.
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Sn Der Dtimatb bes Ritters mii
Der eiTrrnfn gan0.

Cine @eItdtt, in Der iih 2itt une
S6dtten bieier Homantit 10 reat aus
senfdllis ausprGst, 1T Der Bitter SOB
bon 9erliaingsn. Start. tiihn, elm
W.iifer i'm Daffsnbanrpert tpie taum
elmer n.bsn ibm, poGl ManHesitola
unb ungesiiselter Greibeitsliebs, bon
bioerbem Sreimutb unb offener Ssr5s
Ii6tsit g.ssn ben Jreunb, mar er
sIei63eitig bod Elm tpubltbdtiger 9es
ielle unb in isinsr 5eboeluit itets gez
neigt, Bel jeoem Sanoel iein gutts
Shtpert in bic WagIhdie gu tpsrfen.
Oas Bib. bas 90ibs in feinem Sob
bon 9erlidingen" bon bem Selosn nit
Der eiIsrnen Sdno se3si4net bat, it
niht gans tpabr.
SnbeHsr, mir ipollsn bier niAt iiber
BEN alten 9tittsr @Db 81 @sri4t iiBen,
mir ipolIen pisimebr ben Srisn einsn
tursen 9sIuh abtatten, ipo feline
Seimatb tpar, ba .r nod unter ben 2es
benben .reilte. ben Stdtten. Die ourA
bic 9srtniipFung nit feinsm Ramen
Elm Stiid isines Ruhmes als ib- grbs
t6eil 3e5altsn haben.
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9dngebriids. Il d {.

OisTs S9p;srigfeiten bd6en gu etz
mem b64It intsrefantsn proistt gee
fiibrt, bas unisre Nbbilbungsn peranz
f4auli6sR - gu bsm Gnttpurf elmer
9obbriide nit S9pebsfGbrenbetrisb.
NGhtigs pfsilsr ragen duf jsbsm ufsr
bes Strpmss berpor, pbne bab ii9 4n>
fabrtsramRn an iis arIdlisben. Sic
tragen 5tptfden fi9 eine DsrbdltniBmd>
Big fsbr lei6ts eiIerne 8riidsnbabn Don
400 Mster 2Gngs, seIidsrt bur4 spsi
ftarte 9rasIeile. bic iibsr bic pfeilsrz
lsrtDpfs fortldufsn. Sene 9riidsnbdbn,
Die 45 W.tsr iibsr benz WaFsripi.ssl
lisst, tpirb unmittslbar fir ben sSabrs
psrtebr gar nidt. fir ben perionsnpsrs
febr nur ausnabmspetie bsnubt. sic
trGst aber S6isnsnssleiis, an benen
rittelft Rubs.itelIen sipsi 6abrasuse
= S9tpsbsfdbren genannt - bGngen,
mittelft bsrsr Der 8srtebr BON llfsr
gu ufer ktp;rtt tpsrbsn ipll. Die beis
ben 5Gbren finb berart singsri9tst,
baB bic tlsinsrs bur9 bic grObsre bins
Sur9fabrsn tann, 10 bab lie alIo IN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30

abbdnsis bon sinanosr in ibrer 9sz
pssung iinb. Die tleinsre sSG6re trGgt
in DerWlitte sinsnS3pebsbabn> psrioz
nsntpassn, baneben iit Baum fir aipei
srobs Irbeitsfubrtpsrte obsr bier
Oroi6ten; bic 9roBe Sabre entbGlt
spei SalIen fir ben 9,rionsnbsrtebr.
8.ibe Sdbr.r t0nneu innsr6alb elmer
Stunbs 5000 psrfonsn IN jebsr
Sabrtridtuns kf0rosrn. - 9isOauer
ieber Sabrt fOG ni9t gang cine gsis
mute betrasen.
Der gstrieb tn uls Elm elettriI6er ges
Sa9t; babel ipupoe jsbsr 3uiammsnz
itoB Der Jdbren init S4iffen iia lsi9t
baour6 p.rbinbsrn laiisn, baB iene
ibrs 6abrtseihpinbigt,it iofort mdz
Bisen obsr aud gang dnbaltsH f0nnsn.
2lu6 lissn bic untsrtantsn Der SGbs
rem 70 bod iib.r benz WaFtr5pisgel,
bdB flsinere Sabr5suge untet ibnsn
paIIiren tDnnen.
Our 6ei Harlem Nebel oosr 6ei be-
IOnbers rsgsm S6iffsOsrtebr fua Der
PsrionsHpertsbr iibsr bic etgentlide
griidsnbdbn ge!eitet ipsroen- 0abei
piirbsn bic perionsn Sunn tHnsrbulb
Der 9riidsnpfeiler our4 slsttrifhe
auf5iiss auf bic SOB, Der Su9H gsbo>
ben tperoen.
Die Soften Der gan3sn IEtug. limb
auf nod niat gang 8 MilIionsn Nurt
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