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The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
They Comported Themselves Ad-
mirablY, Like Grown-Up
People.
OBSERVED IN THE CHURCHES
Recitations and Songs at the Central
Methodist and an Address on
cold Glory"

Yesterday was chiIdren's day. The
tables were turned on maturity and pre-
maturity. and fguratiyely speaking, all
adults were properly spanked and put to
bed while the youngsters had full sway.
The 14th day of June has been set aside
in the calendar for children. Grown-up
people have Labor day, Arbor day and
Admission day, but the little ones have
"Children's day." The churches and
kindergartens and seminaries made a
special effort yesterday to entertain the
children. The floral emblem of the day
was apple blossoms, and wherever this
sweet flower could be obtained it was the
conspicuous feature of the decorations.
At the Central Methodist Church, Rev.
DR.. Ollie delivered an address before the
Sunday-school on the American Flag.
He spoke of the love that every child
should have for "Old Glory" and said
that it meant all the comforts of home
and all the pride and prosperity of our
great Nation.
The little ones were each presented with
bouquet OF lilies or apple blossoms or
sweet peas. There were recitations and
songs by the children, and collection
was taken up, the proceeds of which go
TO swell the fund for the assistance of
young men studying for the ministry who
cannot afford to pay their own way through
college.
The influence of the day was felt not
only in the churches, but spread over the
entire City and in every line of recreation
or amusement. 1t was a day that would
have given Palmer Cox a new inspiration
for an unending "BroWnie" epic. Little
tots with handy legs and tight fitting
short pants strutted manfully out to the
park with their best girls to ride on the
merry -go-round; or, better still, on the
real donkeys. They strolled along the
shady paths, talked big and picked flowers
when the guards were not looking.
They criticized the music that the band
played and-they got lost. More than one
fearful mother confided her troubles to q
Park policeman yesterday, and all were
given the advice to stand near the DON
key-drive and watch. They'll be sure to
turn up here" said the man of the star.
and they did without fail. Mother after
mother would stand there while, then
utter triumphant little cry and crush a
tIuant young Lord Fountleroy to her
bosom. That's the twelfth that has done
so this afternoon" said a guard yester-
day. "and I expect twelve more before 5
o'clock"
Out on the vacant lots of the Potrero, in
the neighborhood of the factories and the
City dumps, where worldly experience
lies lower in the scale of years, the smaller
fry spent the day in following the fine
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
Story of the Lost Ring.

AL Rhoton. one of Messy Creeks best
known citizeus, had funny experience d
few DAYS since. Last winter Mr.. Rhoton
was on pond on George Timmon's place
enjoying himself upon the ice. He went
beyond the red flag and the ice broke and
Mr.. Rhoton got quite ducking at the
same time losing valuable gold ring in
the scramble. Last Wednesday he went
bathing in the same pond, and diving in
the pond he ran his hand in the mud and
came out with the ring upon his little
finger. This is a strange story, but Irue.-
Knoxville, (Tenn.) Sentinel.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
WHALEY's GOOD WORK.
He Helps the "CaIls" Beat the Rincons
Yesterday Morning.

Yesterday morning at the new Presidio
Athletic Park the Morning Call Baseball
Team defeated the Rincons. The former
were attired in new uniforms, and made a
very fine appearace. The feature of the
game was Pitcher Whaley's work, ne al
lowing his opponents but seven hits.
Next Sunday the "Calls" play the Stars,
and on July the Amateur team of Niles.
Following is the summary of this morn
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
In One Family for a Century.

The homestead of the late Sophia s..
Kali, at the head of Connecticut avenue,
containing about ten acres, will be sold at
public auction. This property Is one of
the few parcels of real estate in the dis
trict that has remained in one family for
over a century, it having been formerly
owned and occupied, together with about
700 more acres, by Anthony Holmead, one
of the original proprietors of the city of
Washington and the grandfather of the
deceased Mrs. Kali. The sale is the result
of a chancery suit by certain of Mrs.
Kalls heirs for the purpose of partition
ing her property. The deceased owner
was several times offered fabulous prices
for her home, but always refused, prefer
ring to keep 1t for her residence.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15

Earned runs-CalIs 3, RincOns 2 Base on bAIIs-
on Wnaley 4, of Mcdonald 5. Left on bases
Calls 6, Rincons 3. Struck out--By Whaley A, by
Mcdonald 2,
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15

James Buchanan, fisherman living on
the Duwamish River, in Washington, has
recently been bequeathed $4,000 by a
Texas cattle-raiser. Buchanan was forms
e1ly cowboy on the cattleman's s ranch,
and saved the lives Of the wife and child
of his employer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
IMPERIAIS.

INNINGS.
Californias... ,. 13 U U 8 o s-26
Imperials. ls............ s Q o 2 o PIE
Earned runs-Californias IL; Imperials, 8.
Three-bas hits-Caifornias, 3; Imperials, 2.
Two-base hits -Californas, =; Imperials, 4. Base
on balls-OR Monet, q; off Mullee, 6. Struck
out-By Monet, 3; by Mullee. 6; by Tribeau, g..
Wild pitch-Mullee l.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
NEW TO-DAY!

Plurnpness is prosper
ity, good nature, hap
piness. It is not to
shiver with every cold
breeze; it IS defense
against coughs, shelter
from Neuralgia, shield
against nervous pros
uation; better than all
security from germs
of Consumption and
an escape from a thou-
sand aches and pains
which cling to a poorly
nourished body. Scott's
Emulsion Of Cod-Iiver
Oh with Hypophos-
phites will make thin
people not over-fat, but
plump. Itsmoothesout
the wrinkles and brings
the dirnples back.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
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Fond of Such Defense,

A story is told of how Daniel O'Connel
received the grateful blessing of an Irish
man. During the course of his circuit in
Ireland he was able to secure the Liberation
of young son of Erin who had been
charged with some offense or other. On q
second turn around the country O'Connell
again saved the Irishman from the arm oi
the law. The prisoner, Overwhelmingly
grateful, went up to the advocate, shook
him by the hand, and, in the fullness OF
his heart, exclaimed: And may the Lord
save ye to defend me always. Mr.. Con
nell"
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15

Nearly all the chickens in the western
part of French Guinea are perfectly white.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15
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anS benz cberett xbaIe.
Wr@baIb Gprrelppnbsn;.)

= Gin 8obnbaus bes Tbomas Warib
an 8peiter Strabe in Sermpn 1T am
Sreitas Worsen frib bur1 Seuer ssrftbrt
tporben; Der 8erlut ift tbeiIpeiie burd
8erfideruns ssbsdt.
- Der Webssr Wm. Maion bon
SIppbant ma1te am 9onneritas Morgea
bic gntbeduns, bab feline 9eIoipinbs bon
ginbredern erbro4en unb beraubt mar !;
bic Diebe erlansten tein 8eIb, nabmen
aber cine Mn3abI tpertbboae Yapisre nit.
S. 9. Slogan bon Reaoin8 tpurbs am
ielben Gage aIS Der Chat pertdatis in
scranton perbaftet unb benz @sf6ngnib
~ibertpiefen.
- Wartin Cummings, IT,, unb fem
GaseI6bner Wartin Murpbp tparsn am
Sreitas Radmittae in Der @bite DAT
Wine su &r&baIb bei66ftist, 8obIen in
einen Barren su Iaben. ais iid pIbblit
unb unertpartet cine sroBe Maiie bon Der
Dede los Ibite unb tie beibe nieosridIus
Cummings tpurbe tDbtIi6 psrIeBt bsrppr.
geso9en unb ftarb Elm paar Winuten
ipdter, ipabrenb Murpbs nit idIimmen
S9nittsn am 8opf unb Sdrammsn am
8brpsr baSonfam.
(Garbuubalt GprripOnbtni.)
@snn bic Setter in Der Sadie az.
mug 1lnterfIbuns erbaIten, 70 tpirb in
turser 3eit bier cine Safen unb Setter
Gompanie ~seeriinbet perben.
Die 8srmdbIuns bon SRI. 2ouiis
8runis nit Serrn Martin SsQitrom III
fur ben "a. SUM- i'm Sauie Der 8rauteI.
tern an SIb Wain Npenue a~neetdnbist.
- 9rb 8ommsImsper, Der li6 sur
8~ebunbluns ieiner 4usen in gbilabeI.
pbia b%efinoet, bat iid idon mebrsreu
Operationen u%ntsrtporfsn, fam aber
INNER nod ni8t ieben.
Braiibent Sursart reidte i'm
Common GOuneiI cine 8eioIution Elm, biz
ben Stabtesometer antpeiit, cine 3arts
Der Stuct ansufertieen, tpeIde nab iei.
mem grmehen iebr n6tbis 1T ; bic Sa9s
sparb ans @omite iibertpieieu.
Ridarb BLIGHT bon GIarf StraBe,
Der am Sonnta8 etpas mebr tpie n6tbie
setrunfen bate unb am 9lbenb bon Der
oaraufoIssnoen Wattisfeit iibsrfansr
tpuroe. Ieets ii6 nabe benz gIntbracits
Bari auf ba8 StrabenbabnssIsiie uni
als Der Iebte 8abntpasen berunterfam,
tuurbe ct bon bemielben eetroFen. trob'
benz Der Wotormann Jpn a~nsubaltsr
iudte Blight tpurbe cine furss Diftani
ssidleppt unb mad GnbaIten bes 8abn.
pasens aufseboben bnb mad benz Soipi.
tai ssbra&t, mo fsftseteat naro, OaB Ell
cine 8errentdns Der Sifts unb pisIt
Sbrammen am G6rper bate +; aud
bsfir6tet man innsrI;de 8erIesunssn.
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@ertAtHAee.

Srau 8. 8. 9otter bon Green Ribee,
bic Dor atuei Sabren burd 4biprinsen
zines StrabenbabntpasenS berIebt tparb
unb baraufbin bic SCRANTON Traction
@ompunie fir S9abeneriab berfIasts,
erbielt am Sreitas bon ben @ei@norenen
$1,000 @ntf6dbisuns suseiproden.
Srau Marp 2pnd erbieIt am Samitae
in ibrem 8Iaeefaas seesn bic Traction
@ompanie bon ben @eidtpprensn $500
Sdabsnerias suseiproben iie tpurbe
am ID. DECEMBER 1894 bsim glbiprinssn
zines Strabenbabntpasens berIebt, inbem
oerielbe in 8etpesuns eeiest tpurbe, sbe
ie abseiiesen mar.
Cine stpeinDdentIide Sibuus bes
Criminal @eri6ts ipurbs am Montas
Woreen er6ffnst.
Sranf Sa9arb, Der iid am Wontaa
f4ulbis befannte, einem Norbenoe 2eib'
taabeiiser Elm 8ferb unb 8utids seitcb'
len gu baben. srbisIt ipesen feineS friibe.
rem suten gbaraftsrs cine SuSpsniion
ieiner 8erurtbeiluns.
Mm. GIarf bon @arbonbaIe trurbe bu
elmer Strafe bon $500 unb stpei Sabrer
9udtbaus perurtbsiIt. neil sr i9ulbiq
befunben tparb. benz @m. S. Mattbstps
mebrere 8dbne NIT elmer 8usel ausee'
i9oHen su baben.
Soiepb Coleman, Elm ssmsin ausieben.
Der iunser StaIiener, tpurbe ~iiberipisien.
nit Der 10idbrieen angela Yareo in
Gbserton friminelsn nmsans sebabt ~
baben, pcftir er 3u spei Sabren 8udt'
bauS psrurtbeiIt ipar6.
Sreo. 8ubImann, Der bic S9ubIabe IL
Wabep'S Wirtbidaft beraubte, muB 81
Strafe sablen unb 6 Nonate i'm @e'
fdneniB abfiben.
Soispb 8epper. alias Com 2obais.
Der einen Gbed Der Spring 8roof Dai.
fer Gompanie ftabI unb Die llnteridrift
oeS Sefretdrs barauf fdlidte, befannt'
lid i6ulbis unb erbdIt fem urtbsil an
Samftas.
8erihiebene anbere unbebeutenbt
S6ae ipurben ebenfaQS erIebist.
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Ser republifaniiebe Natipmal
@pnbent

trat am Disniias Ra6mittas in Der
eiesns fir bic Sibunsen sebauten Sale
in ct. Souls %sufammen unb tpuroe bon
Senator Garter, benz 8oriiber bes Sra,
tionaI @omites, sur Orpnuns aerufen.
8abbiner Sale erDfnete bic Sibuns nit
@ebet.
9as @sbrdnse in Der Sale mar Elm
unsebeures unb bic britenbe SiBe mabte
ben aufentbaIt su einem f~einesrusss n
senebmen.
Nad gaem, ipas bis iebt berIautet, in
bic domination bon Ne8inIep ni6t mebr
su bsspsifeIn. Die Sreunbe Spredsr
8ss6's' baden bereits ben Gampf auf8e.
seben. Ser Sefretdr beS HationaI.
Gomitss, SER Soiepb Stanley aus
Waine, CAB folsenbe GrtIdruns ab:
,9lad meiner Gnii6t tpirb @ouSers
NOR Ne8intep i'm erften @abIsanse bic
8rdibentidafts Domination erbaItsn.
60 it nusIos, baS in Abrebe su fe[Isn.
DaS 8orssben bes NationaI' Gomites
be;dsIi1 Der fonteitirenben GIabamas
Delssaten Iieb bariber feinen 3tpsifeI.
Serr Resb's 3ams tpirb benz 8onbent
nnterbreitst iperoen. 9lber cine Rominas
ton fur bas glmt bes 8iaes Pr6iibsnten
pirb sr auf fsinen SAL annebmen. Die
2opalitdt Der SEEN GnsIanb.S Staten
Serrn Reeb ~Beeeniiber tpirb an We3ins
lep's Romination nidts inbern".
SIR bic 3tpeite STEELE. aIs Si3e, PrdIi.
bent. Bat man aud Mcrton bon gietp
Dorf in 8ori6las sebradt. bod beibt
es, osrieIbs tpsrbe auf feinsn Sal anneb.
men.
5srnsr 1T icSisI i&on Jest fiber, bab
Der GonpeRt cine enti1iebene @ut9eIos
Ylanis in bic Ylatform aufnsbmen tpirb.
Die SiIberIeute berIieren INNER mebr an
8oben.
Nan sIaubt. baB bic domination Der
republitanii&en 8annertrdser i3on bic.
fen Dsnnertae erfOIsen tpirb.
Wontae Nbenb su fpdter Stunbe
briqten ii@ sttpa 200 farbiss Delegation
unb Steqpertreter in ben WanbeIgdneen
bss Southern SotsI fur Rssb better, bic
bisber oas Nc8inlsp' Banner sei1pun.
gen battsn. Nan i6sint inbsS bier an.
Sunsbmsn, bab ibr Gstbie i'm 8roBen
unb @an3en taum sinen ipsitsren .3ped
bat, ais ben, in Marf Sanna's @sIobeu.
tel sttpas S6eibemiuse su Iodern.
Seitbsm bic Homination Wc3inIeps
fsisuiteben i6ien. psriie6te bic 8ubeI.
luele unb es III bon frdberen Gonpsns
tionen Der nod in friider Grinneruns,
oaB bic farbisen Delesaten aus benz Si.
ben in Sahen oes @eIcpunftes sans Bee
beifeI unb empfinblid iinb.-9is
anaeer BADEN ii6 OBJ 6isier
Denomination ni&t aus ibrer 8ube brin.
gen laien.
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= Die prsuBii6s Rssierung Bat ben
,,8dtsrn bes. bsilisen 8eitsS" ssitattet,
Ii6 in Wiiniter, D~sipfabIen, nisOsrsu.
Iaifsn.
SIN SeIirbprf, elmer fIsinen Sabrit.
ltabt bel Wien, in Der ii6 psritiebene
giiensieBereien unb BuIperfabriten be.
finben, fanb in elmer Der Isbteren auf bliss
Der nod nidt ermittsIte Deiie cine iGrsd.
Ii8e grpIoiion itatt. Der funf Wsnfdsn.
Isben gum Dpfer ieIen.
- Raiier @iIbsIm tpobnte am Sam.
Tag ben GapaleriemanSpern auf benz
TempelbOfer Selbe bel. Die 3lraHire
seristbsn in einen Roraft unb mebrere
itirsten bonn 9fsrbe. Wan fOnnte iie nur
nit grocer Wfibe aus benz Sumpf siebsn.
3pei Solboten tpurben bur6 bic 2an;sn
ibrer Gameraoen eetbbtet unb piele Der.
tpunbet.
- Die brobenbe @eiaIt annebmenbe
irstsnii6e Srase tpirb aud in Berlin
nit sr6Btem Snterefe berfolst. 0ie be.
iannt ipiro, baben Seterreid, 8uBIanb
unb msbrere nnbsre Rd6te bic 5Irtei
Oabin bena6ri6tist. baB ie iid in's I'm.
re&t iese, falls fie ni6t tpeitere @rdusI
auf areta perbinbere.
- Ser bon Gable 8ap mad 9onbon
beitimmte eneIiide 9ampfer ,,Drumonb
cattle" p~erfanf an Der fran;bfIden
Suite nabe Brett bur1 ben 9uiammsn.
itoB nit einem anoeren S6iffs unb es
ioQen $50 Weni6enIebsn perIoren &c.
Saneen fem.
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Sunmpre.

- Die GIsitrie S4Iau6 Gompanis
bdIt am 4. SuIi ibr idbrIi6ss pic 9ic i'm
2ineoln Yart ab.
- Gbip Ronisban brad am Sreitae
Woraen frib in bic 9unmore 8rauerei
Elm Seri6IoB bic Seuerfaften Der 9ampfs
ieiisI baieIbft unb aIs Der Wa6tsr ibn emit.
cefte, tparen bieielben beinabe am Ser,
berfsn. WOnisban tparb perbaftst unb
einseitedt.
= Die 8drser nabe Sobnion's 2aben
nnb @robe StraBe beflusen iid ibsr
oas 8ebabren elmer InsabI Ransen. bic
ii@ baisIbt beriammeln unb bic Ra9t
nit ibrem 9ei@rei unb @sbeuI b66it
unanSenebm MAIDEN. Was febIt benn
u~nisrer Borough 8srpaIiuns?
= Gin S&irmFider tpp[Ite am Don.
neritas baS 10 Monate aIte S6bnIein
Der gbsIeute Maaep bon Sport Sill
pesibleppen, inbem er ansab, baB Der
8leine rerIoren mar unb er ibn beimbrin.
gen ipolte Nadbarn, bic bns 8inb
fannten, nabmen ibm absr baifsIbe tpis'
Der ab, tpOrauf er ii6 iebr idnea aus
BEN Staube ma9te.
Soc, Der Sobn bes SObn 9sdsr
bon Bine StraBs, itabI am MOntae
cine Sabrt auf einem Masen, ipobei er
ab8Iitt unb unter bic Rdper fisI, bic ibm
ben redten Irm an stpei StsQen aerbra.
den. Gin anbersr Sunse Ramens Goos
lieban, Der auf bemielben @asen fubr,
erbieIt einen Sub i~iberfabrsn, als CT abs
ftiss. Gin anberer Sunse, gIfreb aosan,
fiel am Sienitas bon einem Waeen unb
auber sinem i@limm serfrasten 8eiiGte
purbsn ibm aud feline 3dbne tbsiIpsiie
lossel6ft.
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Die Sep6leernna Gurppas.

SIM Sabre 1885 tpurbsn in europa
437. 526, 700 @intpobner es3GbIt, i'm
Sabre 1895 belief fid aber laut elmer
itaiifii6en 3uiummenftequns bic 9abI
berislben auf 367, AS, 500. Somit Be.
true bic 9unabme in bisien sebn Sabrsn
runb 30 Niaionen G%intpObnsr. 8us.
lambs 3utpa6s besiferte ii6 auf l23
WiaiOnen ober l.460l0 i'm Sabre, nab.
rsnb bic 8sp6Iieruns Seuti1Ianbs um
Al WiaiOnen ober 0,s60l0 idbrIi6 &c.
ftiessn 1T. Die berbdItnismdbis srbbts
3unabme tpeift bic Iirfei NIT 2 5000 i'm
Sabre auf, bic serinaits aber Srantreid
mo ii& bic 8sp6Itsruns uur UNI 0, 1000
i'm Sabre rermebrt bot.
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Wte lit etes /!

@ir bieleu siubuuosrt Dollars BeIobnuu9
fur ieosn 8aa bon eatarrb, Der nidt ourd Gin
nebmen bon SaLs &atarrb.sur 8ebsilt usrosn
fam.
8. 3. Gbenep g. Co.. Gisentb., soIeoO, 8.
@ir, Die llnterjeihneten. bdben J Cheney
felt ben Issten Is Subrsn setannt uno baIten
ibu fur uolltommsH sbrsubaft in allen 8eiddfts'
Derbanoluussn uno luauSiea %befibist ale bon
isiner 6irma einseSansenen Bsrbiuo lidtsitsu
Iu %erfiiIsu,
NET Il Sruug, @rpsbauo'Is. Sro8uifen,
SOleoo, 8
Mailing. Sinnau s. Warpin, Srob'
banr els.D rosuiten. Solebo. ..
Salls SatarrbsSur miro inuerIih genommer
uuo pirtt brett auf oas Blut uno Die idIeimi
gen SbeifddeR bee SDitems. 3eusnift tre
U%eriiuot. 8reis Toe mir Die 6Ialhe. Der
fault bon alien Apotbsfsru.
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OaS xhal abn arts.

IabInr. Der 90 Sabre aIte Sob
1bOmas. Sobn Oes George Sbomas, 1T
am 9onneritus Wittus in Der Ssrmpn
Wine ;u Olb Sorse bon einem .3us
Barren iberfabren unb ausenbIidIi& &c.
t6btet tporben. Sein 8serdbnib fanb am
Sonntas fat. -Srau Tbomus Sarris
unb brei 8inber, bic nabe benz IabIor
BREEDER in Der i&mubisften Weiie tuObn.
ten. iinb am 5reitas Der Raniom Sarm
uberipisisn tporben. -8aitor Ssd unb
8emabIin bon Baltimore, frdbsr bon
bier. befinben ii6 gum 8eiud Bel Inton
SduItbeiB. Die Serren Gaspar unb
4rnolb Dit iinb bon elmer mebrmonatIi.
den gaterIanbsreiie seiunO unb pObIbs.
baIten 3uriidsetebrt.
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ibS.Sefcb

8Olstnet StidIift purptn BON ben 81 itttrR
Der gbsfuut Straet Trssbptrii&tn sir&s an
ldbIi& hes abltbtns BON paftcr 8rttbrt&
papt sefabt;
Da IS Got, benz AlmG&tissn, stfalIfn bat,
unfsrn ptrsbrtsu SstIiprsr unsriparttt aus IN.
itrn Nittt in Gin beiitrts 9tulsits abjurufru, 70
iti bismi.
Stf6Iofisn hab. pdbrtup mir itin anlu
tribes SinIttiotn bon St,tn bsiraurrH, mir
uns b%tmitbis in ben Wilsn etftn flstn, bsr
ale Dlnst gum Sslttu %ltittt;
Stf6Ipiitn. eab mir Der Wittwt bte
8erforbtnen unin i~unish,s Ssilsib ausiprt-
ttn unp ta6 rfis Sti6Iiit i'm .Woetn-
blatt" uub ,SOurnal' prOftrtli&t wtrpsn.
9m Namtn Der 8smtiuet
Die A%tttsftm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
Sin Treibrief.

Die 86nisin bon England bat ben
Sreibrief unterseidet, bur6 ben Der Uni.
periitdt su Durham bic Redte perIieben
tperben, ale uniperiitdtSsruoe, tpelde
bic SafuItdten an Mdnner berIeiben
f6nnsn, nit gusnabme berer in Der
SbeoIosie, aud an Srauen su ertbeiIsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
Staotratb.
Common Council, IL.

Common Council. IL. SUM.
Ra6 ~Iansiabriesr asitatiOn ii an
bisism aben6 snbIi4 i'm obieen 9peis
cine Drbinans bon ReaIis einestra4t
tpcrbsn, nsI6s fur bic BfaferunS bon
8sf 2adap anna Apsnus, BON Rsunter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
Der Sdnopirth,

praetiiasr Ratbseber fur SeIo unS
6aus.
Redigfrt Won W. Wernich.
eTi4sini am !. itbtz Eszats, miuesfsHs a&t
Setter fart. Dts fsi&EatttsfG bsfs Ssh
Observation-Disclosures 8dtune Gmuitas. Wut 90
6sHrs pie Sshr, bd frtettT BsraasbtahIuHs. ptss
bszszn1H tnst. ubtstfrs; T. BlankemoisEs
SO oUAyeas esEs e. Lssts. H.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
SauS nnb 2pt

~ safaufsu, ssltssn 90t linton CITRATE in pc
trrsbure. Got 2l7 SUP lang unb btnttn t06
bel IS 8uB brett; has 5aus bat att CLINT
msr, @cfsrIsituns u. I. 10. gu s~rfrassn am
plaBt. 25,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
3m Oermietben.

Cine Wpbnuns nabt @sbfsr 2lStnus uub
9iupenifrabs icfort ~ btsisbta. Wistbs $40.
gu srfraesn in eisisr Sffa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18

a1tb. 3. 3. Spaunborf ron ct. eouis,
Gbrtn prdfbsnt bee ssutf&tn fatbcIii&sn Gsn-
ira! 8trtins BON amtrffa, tpirb Der Sprs&u
ess Sasts itin. Rtbtu psrbsH aud BON promi.
nsnttu RitsIitbtrn Der @tifli&ftit uns anbun
ssbaIitn.
I5ir CUTE Ruit uHb 6straufs pirb gOrfOrss
sstrpHtn ptrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18

Crnd.M itber art ia ben
.B e&sRbIatt" DfRes.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-02-06

secure this. The usual deep window.
casing has sash on the inside. hinged
at the top so that it can be opened or
closed at will. Over the outside of the
casing coarse cotton cloth is drawn
and tackled. This keeps out snow ana
any animals that might otherwise en-
ter, but permits some circulation of
air. With this arrangement, the tenn.
perature Of naturally warm cellar
can be very easily controlled during
the winter, and fruit kept fresh and
free from shriyeling. Orange Judd
Farmer. -
Profit by the Experience of Others
IS It is easier for us to see the mistakes
of others than our own. In looking
about I see one farmer CARRYING his
corn from his crib a few rods away
from his barn to feed his horses, all be-
cause he desires to keep the rats out Of
his barn. see another who has dug .
trench forty rods long and put in. that.
many many rods Of piping in order to- get va
ter to the stock in the pasture, which Is
that distance from the source Of supply.
4 see him going down there in the sum
mer time with his teams for water.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-02-06

He could have fenced lane Is the
source Of water supply, saved the
french saved the piping and saved the
time Of going to the watering place.
forty rods distant s365 times q year. I
see many farmers putting many dol
lars into shallow wells that can not be
utilized for post holes when they go
dry, as they will. Neither can the
money SO expended be afterwards ap-
piled in putting In a good tubular well.
made this mistake myself once, and
It was one OF the expensive ones Of my
lie. once soWed some wheat that
had a little rye in It because / had no
fan. The time it took to rid the field Of
the rye would have made a good pay
n1ent on a fan. once went hunting
With a good pair of rubber boots on,
and when I returned a had two quails
that cost me a 81 pair Of gum boots
snagged and ruined to say nothing Of
the ammunition. Learning by some
body else's experience is cheaper than
BY our own, and we can learn some
thing by keeping our eyes open when
ever we ride past oursneigh bor's farm.
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