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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-29

ipdbreno bes perhoHenen Sabres 16l
Gbeiheioun9en bemilligt.
sln pielen Srten pirb setlaat.
baB in Soloe oes fd9leNten Wetters Die
Gartoheln i'm Grunoe Derfaulen.
- Su solee bes anhaltenben &e=
gems 1T Stillwater bel SreepOrt uno
3ippetanoe iiber Die llier getreten.
- @ir fDnnen tno pollen @u6 Elm
Monument better Aualitdt billiser per=
fauien als irgeub eine peranttportlihe
isirma i'm State Sbio.
Better & 2ptle.
= Chippewa Gate greuriionen je=
ben 5amfae uno Sonntas. 8eridumt
oielelben nibt +! Sie M9enten Der s. 8.
q %. giienbahn seben ndbere Nus
tunft.
= Sas Maidinenbaus in Miobale
ilt 10 3iemli6 pollenoet, aber Die Nrbei=
ten on Der StraBenbabn idreiten pe=
gen oes lhlebten Wetters nur lanaiam
DortpGrts.
= @elo ipart oerieniee, tuelder iei=
ne Nnsiige bel Sobn 3obp in Canal
Soper anfertisen ldBt. Gutter Gib
miro garontirt bon einem S1neioer,
Der iein @efbdit peritebt. tt
- 81. ssirma Sobn s. 6erber &
So. babier bat lebte Wp6e mebrere
Wtolden eetauft, bod muroe nod tein
feiter Yreis aeuladt. Ser Preis bon
Wlsconiion Safe 1T sesenpdrtia 9 @ts.
= &ommt unb febt uniere Musmab
Der beten Mrbeten, Die lemals in elmer
@erfI Itatt auf9eltellt iparen, gu @ureiI
ei9enen PreiIen uno einen 9roBen 8orz
roth CUR 9lusnahl bel
Setter & 2ntle.
- Ser Stllrm, Der am Montae i'm
Often arpben Sbaoen anri6tete, ma6te
Iih aub bier bcmerflib, pbne sroben
S6aben su tbun. 9}ab Dem Mittas
berridte cine furdtbare Sibe, bis seseu
2 llbr eiu 8emitter losbra6, Der &e9eu
flob in Str0men, uno Damit iparer
Saseliteine, 10 grOb wie SaIclniiiie, per.
mil6t.
- 9as 3elt bonYawnee Bills Sbpm,
pel9er am WDntag 9lbeno in Gana
Sooer eine Sorltelluns geben mollte,
tpurbe umeeblaIen uno tOnnte besball
Die S9aubegieroe bes Bubllfums MID
befrieoigt werOen. 9iejenisen, Die ibr,
@intrittsfarten iAOn getauft batten
fOnnen iih nit oem yBeh" ibrer Sci
oenssenufien t,Diten.
- 9lm oOrlesten Samitaa fubreI
@larf Qoams uno Sranf g8eltp prr
bler auf ein"m JabrruD nit spei Siser
na9 Canal Sooer, mo- lie Sieunoe be-.
ill6ten als Iie 1eim pDllten, mar Das
ielbe fort unb Die geiDen muBten frpt
iein, baB lie mod in Seit paren, I'LL
cine StraBencar 81 nebnlen. Nm MDn
tag oa. auf puloe oas permikte Stabl
ROB in Der 9iGbe Der oeutihen. Stride il
Canal Soper BON SSreb. Gbriltener ee
funben unD Den Gi9entbiimern tpieoe
5u9efellt. Wer oasielbe in Der 3wi
f9enaeit benubt. lit nidt betannt.
= @dbrenb ocs Sturmes in De-
Na1t pDm bOrleBten Wtitttpo9 i9lu!
Elm SliBltrabl in einen 5elesrapbenpfp
fen bel Dem 8abnbof Der 6. & Or. Gi
ienbabn in Canal Sober uno bon ot
auf bas 9a9 bes gabnbofs, oas /,
grano serietb. Sas 6euer tonnte se
lDi9t peroen, Obne sroBen Sdaben 81
tbdn, bod tpurDe nod man1er blaB
als es naA iiberltanoener I,efabr be
tannt muroe, baB in Dem 8epdflofal
oes Gebauoes 1000 Bfuno SDnami
ufbetpabrt iparen.
- &auft fein Monument na1 etnen
Satalos. Gommt nab Der Werffatt
iebt mas Sbr tuollt uno ipart @elo oa
bel, oenn 0iefelben neroen segenmdrti!
5illiger perfauft als je supor bel
8eiter & 2ntle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
COTTON PLANTING A CRAZE.
GRAVE DANGER OF ANOTHER BIG
CROP NEXT YEAR.

Prices sure 10 Tumble IL Present Ex-
pecfatfons Are ReaIized-The sale
of Fertilizer Tags the Heaviest in
the Annals of the state Department
of AgricuIfure-GcOrE Cotton
Acreage Likely 10 lie the Largest
I'm the History of the state.
Atlanta. Ga. Feb. I'm spite Of the work
Of the American Cotton Growers Protec-
tive Association and the constant efforts
Of the state agricultural department TO
decrease the cotton acreage this season
the indications from the sales OF feriillz-
ers so far, are that the acreage prepared
for by the farmers Of Georgia Will be the
largest in the history Of the state.
Investigation at the department OF agri-
culture to-day developed the TACT that the
sales OF fertilizer tags up 10 fep. i nave
been heavier than for any corresponding
period in the records OF the department
The heaviest sales of tags heretofore was
for the great crop OF 1894, which so glutted
the market, that the price went down 20
four, and five cents and the farmers
did not realize enough TO repay the cost
of raising the crop Following this bitter
experience of a 100000 bale crop the or
ganized movement to reduce the crop was
successful last year to the extent that the
crop now on the market has brought
fair price. This rise in prices brought
about by the reduced crop has apparently
caused the farmers TO determine upon
planting every available acre this season
IN cotton, despite the warning of the ag-
ricLltural department and Of the associa-
ton which was instrumental in securing
the reduced acreage last season.
Commissioner Nesbitt has been doing en-
ergetic work in trying to hold down the
acreage in Georgia this year, but II the
sale of fertilizers can be taken as guide
10 the area to be planted this year, as il
has been regarded in the past, the com
rnissioner's warning has fallen upon heed
less ears. over $50 900 fertilizer tags have
been sent out by the department so far,
and the applications for them continue TO
come in with every mail. Taking the de-
partment's estimate. 10000 tags mean
10000 tons of fertilizer either already
sold, or it's sale in sight. Last year the
use of fertilizers was smaller than It had
been in years, and the cotton acreage was
correspondingly small, which shows that
the sale of fertilizers is a reliable indica-
ton Of the area OF the cotton crop. Com
missioner Nesbitt has been urging the
farmers 10 reduce the acreage even below
that of last year. With a 100000 bale
crop, he believes that cotton will bring 10
cents. but with the present indications of
another 10000 600 bale crop, or perhaps
more, II will not sell for cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
FLORDA's REPUBLICANS.
A Hot Fight over the Patronage on
the TaDfs

Jacksonville, Fla. Feb. 1.-The present
indications are that there will be hot
fight for control of the patronage among
the republicans of Florida. During the
last few days the lines have been sharply
drawn. The issue is the negro. Z. r.
Gunby is the leader of lily whites, and
among those who desire to build up a
republican party in the south. He has
thrown down the gauntlet to Dennis
Egan, the state chairman, and is after
Egan's scalp. Egan is of the other way
OF thinking. Among the candidates men
TONED for governor are J. H. Durkee, the
present receiver of the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railroad, of this
city. and G. f. A. Bielby of Deland. Mr..
First district, and so does United States
Marshal Weeks
J. N. Stripping and H. c. Chubb are as
pirants for congress from the Second dis
trict.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
COLLEGE LIFE AT ATHENS.
Anniversarian of the Phi Kappa So
ciety Selected.

AnnfveE1nrtan OF the Pht Kappa SO
ciety Selected.
Athens. Ga. Feb. The Phi Kappa
Society Of the University of Georgia Sc
lected its anniversarian to-day by oratori-
cal contest. There were ten contestants.
]. T. Moore, M. P. Hall, Fred Morris ].
y. Lawrence, W. A Harris. Shelby Ny
rick. I. ]. Hofmayer, c. H. Grey. F. L.
Fleming and ]. T. Jackson. The judges,
Rev w. r. Foote, Rev. r. NJ. w. Black
and Hon. T. s. Nell. awarded the place 10
Harris of Macon. Mr. Harris will deliver
his address, The Evolution of Civiliza-
ton" at the college chapel on the 22nd
instant, on the occasion Of the celebra-
ton of the seventy-sixth anniversary Of
the Phi Kappa Society.
The three Emory college debators, Cow
ington. Bryan and Hall, met the three
Wilmington, this afternoon to arrange the
particulars as to the intercollegiate de-
bate between the two colleges 1t was
decided to hold the debate in Macon on
May s. The subject and the respective
sides have not yet been determined.
The debators were discussing that mat
ter tonight, but no decision was reached
The name of the student who threw coal
at DR.. Riley has not yet been divulged
The four young men suspended say they
Will never tell his name and that their
parents agree with them in their stand
The decision of the faculty suspending
them will hardly be revoked.
Miss Mildred Rutherford, for twelve
years principal of Lucy Cobb Institute,
and author Of two books, English Au-
thors and American Authors, is now en-
gagged in writing a novel entitled MAN
nie Brown, that College Girl. or Edward
Kennedy, that College Boy" The pro-
ceeds OF the sale of the book will go to
the building fund Of Lucy Cobb Institute.
Alec Bostic, a negro wanted at East
Point for assault with intent to murder,
was arrested here to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
BURGLAR BY A BEDSIDE.
a Citizen of Jacksonville Has an
Unpleasant Experience.

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. III. Sherouse,
living at s35 West Church street. awoke
at l O'Clock this morning, and his hair
stood on end, for at the foot of his bed
was a burglar, who covered him with a
pistol, and said: You keep quiet or I'll
kill you" Mr.. Sherouse obeyed orders
He thought of many things. principally
OF how to get rid of the intruder without
being shot. The man next asked: Where
do you keep your money!"
Il haven't any money or anything else
IN the house." said Mr.. Sherouse.
Just then his wife awoke and saw the
robber in the room. She was badly fright
ened, but had the presence of mind to
kesp quiet. The robher kept them covered
with his revolver, backed toward a win
dow, climbed out and disappeared, carry
ing only a watch away.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
FITzGERALD's UNION DEPOT.
The New Town Remarkably Wen
Supplied With Railroads.

Fitzgerald, Ga, Feb. New dwelling
and store houses are going up in every
direction. There are fifteen saw mills
running night and day upon colony prop
erty and yet the people can't get lumber
fast enough. Lumber for the depot is
nue. 1t will be a union depot for tn :
Georgia and Alabama, Triton and North
eastern and the Brunswick and Western
railroads. The Triton and Northern is
making rapid strides toward Fitzgerald.
They are now working three hundred and
fifty hands. The road viii be here by
March ].
A special edition Of the Fitzgerald
Leader will be published to-day week Civ
Ing some interesting facts about SaVan-
nah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
COCK FIGHTING IN FLORIDA.
The Main Between Georgia and Car
olfna n FfkEIe.

Jacksonville. Fla. Feb. The cooking
main announced TO take place between
Georgia and Carolina birds strung Us
weary length through three days and
wound up in a hzzle and called draw.
The Georgia birds were pitted by ]. Hicks.
from near Augusta. and the Carolina birds
py Palmer OF Columbia. Thirteen main
nights were fought, Georgia winning four
ana carolina nVe. out Of thirteen fights
nFe birds when touched by the steel.
showed the white feather. This made the
spectators mad, and thers were rumOrs
N the air that this was a put up job.
fortunately, very little money was bet.
Cock nghung in Jacksonville has pTac-
ucally become legalized as state. city and
county licenses were issued to the man.
ayers, and II is understood that the agent
OF the Society for the Prevention of Cru
city 70 Animals has failed to act because
NAL"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
A MAN WITH A KNIFE.
a Step-FatheF After the Blood of n
Girls Abductor.

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. John A.
Chapman, an employee of the Eden Nusee,
arrested Friday on warrant sworn out
by ]. A. Smith, charging him with the
abduction of his step-daughter, Maude
Tissereau, for immoral purposes, was be-
fore Justice Willard this morning for a
hearing. The case was dismissed at the
request of Smith. and Chapman was dis
charged. Immediately Smith started at
Chapman with a knife Chapman ran
down the street, with Smith in hot pur-
suit. Chapman took refuge in a house
and slammed the door. Smith broke in
the door and jumped on Chapman, who
had fallen as he got inside. Smith had
his arm raised to make the first thrus t
with the knife when he was caught by
Tom Holland and Ed Falana. Smith was
placed under arrest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
NOTICE.

take pleasure I'm announcing to
the citizens of savannah that Mai.
L. NJ. WAKEFIELD has been appointed
special agent of the Connecticut Mu-
tuaI Life Insurance Co. of Hartford,
Conn. VI L. BYCK,
General Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
A Tax Sale EnIoined.

Brunswick, Ca, Feb. LIMITED States
Marshal Harrell arrived here tonight
with injunction papers to serve on the city
belonging to the Brunswick Company for
taxes, until Receiver Tally can realize
sufficient funds TO pay the taxes due.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
MARRIAGES.

CAMPFIELD-WEST Married, at the
residence of the bride. on Thursday night,
Jan. 30, 1896, by Rev Richard Webb. Mr.
H. r. Campbell to Miss Ida B West.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
INSANITY DODGE A GO.
An Alabama Jury Finds an Easy Way
out for Homicide

birmingham. Ala. Feb. John Max
well was found guilty Of the killing Of
Rcchells by the jury but The jury adjudg-
Ell him insane at the time of the act
Maxwell claims that Rechells tried to
rape his wife. Maxwell will be sent to
the insane asylum for while When he
Il released there viii be no other charges
against him for this offensc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

Our shirts are going to be
in demand-no question
about it. Savannah's most
critical dressers are nodding
their approval as the va
rious features develop. We
have set a high mark and
working to it without a
thought of expenses. The
fabrics are the best we can
fnd-the machinery is the
most modern and the brains
that will direct it have been
trained under the eyes of the
severest critics. No half
hearted efforts, no halfway
business about tit will be
a perfect department with
perfect facilities for turning
out perfect shirts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT
JURORS.
Only the Liberty street case Petit Jurors
need appear in court Monday. Cd instant
Others will appear Tuesday 4th inst BY
order Of His Honor Judge Falligant.
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. @. G. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

zoo SOAPS
1 have some soap I'd be glad to
have you know better. 1t floats,
is pure, made from cotton seed oil
and is only, cents.
ROWLINSIKI, PHARMACIST,
BrOughtOn and DraytOn Streets.
Telephone 465.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

FLOWER SEEDS,
FLOWER POTS,
PLANT FOOD,
JARDNIERES, GARDEN TOOLS.
Flowers, Plants and Floral Designs.
J. GARDNER,
lis BrOuGhton Street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
COMMON SENSE |

COBANA.
The queen of all drinks. You
are respectfully invited to call
and partake of a delicious cup of
COBANA, a pure Mexican coffee.
can will go as far as pounds
of any other coffee.
w. C. COOPER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

FINE STUFF.
FOR sIo0-one quart f. Walters "Ba.
kerr or Belle of Bourbon +"
FOR sl25-ODe quart Lewis "'66" or
fine old Bismarck"
FOR $L75-One bottle Martells q. ="
Brandy or BurkeS fine old
Irish Whiskey."
FOR @5c.-One quart California Sherry.
Caiawoa or Port Wine.
ROBERT REMLER.
Liberty and DraytOn Streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
NOTICE.

Referring to the above respectfully
solicit a share of the public patronage. All
business intrusted to my care will re-
ceive prompt attention.
NJ. ]. OLEARY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

REMINGTON
STANDARD
TYPEwRITERs.
We have n few secondhand ma
chimes, in Arst-cInss condition. for
sale cheap. DEARING & HULL.
Telephone 324. Sole DeaIers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
FALK CLOTHING co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THERE IS A POINT

THERE IS A POINT
On the down grade of quantity and price
where cheapness ceases to be economy.
We never cross that line.
IN QUALITY AND EXCELLENCE
Our Groceries equal the best You can't
possibly be deceived
AS TO PRICE
When you know the character Of the
goods you buy.
Best London Layer Raisins. 100 ID
Loose Muscatel Raisins...... ........ &c lb
Mixed Nuts, four varieties. ...........l0c ID
California Prunes, sizes. SC, 10c and 121kc
pound.
Fancy Evaporated Apricots. -. POO ID
California Evaporated Peaches. .10c Id
Fancy Peeled Peaches. ......... zoe ID
Finest quality California Sliced Peach
eS...: -. ''.... ...... ss.......-1oc can
Imported French Peas........ .....15c can
Motifs Pure Apple Cider. 500 gal
JAS. McGRATH a. co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. GrOth, Homeopathic Physician.
has returned and resumed practice.
Office and residence, $. e. Cor. Bolton
and Habersham streets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21

Interest coupons paid. -.
Transfer 10 tax on loans.
County Institute ..........
County and bridges, war,l
rants paid Nos | to 45iS
inclusive. Series P.....
County warrant No 1864
erits O..................
Scranton Savings Bank
and Trust Co. repay [
ment OF loan by coun-
ty cnmmis ssioners .....
sownship fund, warrants
to u inclusive.
redemption fund. -.
tate personal tax to
State treasurer. ...... I
Tax on loans...............
transfer to Sinking Fund
reasurer's commission. 4.
Elance............ ........
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21

Den guten bss 3peirdbss in prcseB.
iaden bot iansh Elm iinbissr fransoiii&er
abbofat in duBerit iinnrsider @eiis sur
@eItune sebra&t. Sn Nsraee i6ipebts
felt ldneeter 8eit Elm tpi@tieer Proseb,
in tpslhem stpsi Nbpofaten bic Snterehen
sipeisr 2Iienisn in ber gleihen @idtune
ipabr3unstmen battsu. Sobalb bas ur.
tbsiI esipFodsn ipar. banoeIts es ft@
eatum, cine Sppetbsf auf ben 8eiib
sines Ssrrn i. sinttaeen su laHen, Der
in benz Bssirt 8psas. 65 aiIomster bon
Nsraes, seleesn III. Die Giienbabnuer'
binbuns sipii6en ben beiben Orten IL 70
uneGnitis ais m6eIih, unb SGneQigfeii
mar bon Der b6biten Bebsutuue; benn
psr bon ben beiben 9bpOfaten suerit aui
benz plabe eridien, erbielt bic @iniras'
uns. Der eins Der beiosn Redtsbei.
ftdnbe III Raofabrer. uno ibm fam Elm
leudtenber @ebanfe: er Iieb gum Dor.
aus bic Atten unb ale fur bic @iniraes
uns nbtbisen Glide. aber aud Elm 3ipeis
rab, elm sipeiiisiess ioeenauntes Tanbem.
porbereiteH uno ertpartete in fiebetbafter
Spannane ben Anssan0 Der Dinss.
I'm sinsm 5amitas SdIas llbr ereins
bas llrtbeil, um l llbr Win. iparen bic
2lfieniitide unter3eihnst uno um nbr
10 Dlinuten bstiesen spei ausseiudse
5abrsr bnS 3weirab uno iaBten nat
8asas, alS oh eS um COB unb 2eben
sinse. I'm 3 nbr % Dlinuten bielt bas
Sabrrab por Der Amistubs bes Sppotbes
tenbendbrsrs BON Basas, beren Tbiiren
ii6 um nbr fhlieBen Die 65 8ilome.
ter puren ;urGdseIset. Der 6ppotbeten'
bemabrer mar i'm b6hfen @raoe Der,
bluff. @r 400 bic nbr, bIidte nad Der
Stanbubr auf bem 8amin, lieB ioear
bic nbren Ter 8drssrmeiiterei unb bes
8abnbofes su Ratbe 3ieben, aber es tpar
wirfIid etft 3 nbr "a Minuten. Sic
erfe gintraeuns tpurbe fur ben 8Iienten
pss rabfabrsnben &edtSbeiftanoss se,
madt. uno als WOntas in aler Srdbe
bel Osfnuns Der Gmtsitube Der Bertres
ter bes ape,ten 8lienten trfhien, um
ebenfaas auf @;unb bss llrtbeils ein3us
idreiten, unb ben SahperbaIt erfubi,
ioa CT Elm duberit Ianses @et&t ssmadt
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21

= Gin frember Wann fam am Srei.
tag in ben 2aoen bes Sutpelisrs 3beooor
admpf in Der Sfo'Dritten Styabe in
pbilapslpbia unb faufte ettpas, untsr'
bislt iih pann cine tlsins W:iIe unb lub
Qsrrn 8ampf Elm, NIT ibm eine @iearrs
su rau6en. 2dmpf nabm bic ginlabune
an uno beiOe sinsen in einen nabs eeles
eensn @iaarrenlaoen. Snapiidsn lrat
Elm anbsrer Wan in &dmpf's 2aben, ben
Elm ssbnidbriser 8nabs Namsns Gbomas
Goifsp ipdbrsnb GdmpfS Nbpeienbeit ja
batsu bate. .,Ws~ piel foiten iene
Dlamanten ?" fraste er ben 2naben. Der
es niht mubte uno antportete, er tparbe
eS ausfinoen. Der 2nabe lief fort. um
feinsu Yr,ncipal su rufen. 81 mar nod
feline Minute fort, als er nit Germ
admpf suriidtsbrte. 9lls iie nod unes'
fdbt fdnisebn 5uB bon ibrem auoen ent.
fernt parsn, iaben fe ben 6remosn aus
bemieIben sebsn. 9IIs iie eintraten, ent'
oedte iofC,t Der 8nabe, bob bic Ibar bes
Sdautajtsns often itano unb elm 8ait'
den nit Diamanten i'm Wsrtbe BON
$4,000 psrihmunoen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
NDie 1T sies!

Bir bisteu einbunoert Dollars 8eIobnuns ir
ieeeu 6aa boz &iiarrb. Der not burd GiHHeb
men bon eal's Satarrb.sur ssbsiIt wsrosn
fam
3. 8. Cheney & Co.. Gigentb., 8oIsbo, o.
Blr, Die llntsrjeidneten, baben b. 8 Gbentp
felt osn lssten 10 5abreu sstanut uno balttn
ibn fir uoqfommen sbrenbaff In allen 0e.
fdaftsberbanolunsen ano tnanjiea befdbist.
ale BON isi7er 6irma einessansenen 8srbino.
libteiten gu erfiuen
Bea sruaS. SrObb bunoeIe. .Srosuitsn
5oleoo. .
Balbina. &inuan & Marbin, @rob.
banoels. Sroguiften, Soleoo. ..
oalls adtarrb.Sur uiro innerlid gsnommtn
lno mirit btrtft auf bas BIut uuo bie idleimi-
gen Obsrhdded oes Spitems. 3susRiiie frei
oeriauot 'sreis Toe fur bic 6laf@s. Ser.
tauft bon alien ApOtbefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-02-21
1teber bic Gnttpi efeluus Der GINS
pfiueunaeu be8 4iuee8

ipriht profeiior Srummonb in ieinem
tlr,lid eridisnenen 8u6e: ~9is gnt'
midsIuns bes Menfben". Ser Bee
rlbmts 8srfaRsr eisbt barin foIsenoe
Aliersitufen Fur bas Serportreten ses
piGer @mpfinbuneen beim Ginbe an:
Surdt smpfinbet bas tIeine 8inb bersits
i'm alter BON brei @oden. Ulit iieben
Do&sn erpadt bic 3uneisuns su isiner
1mSebuns, nit IL Wo4sn i4on bic
giferiudt nit ibrem 8esleiter, Der &eue.
1beiInabme eri1eint mad fiinf Monas
ten. StoIa @roa. iopie 2iebe far
S1mud mad adt WlOnaten, ipdbrenb
nit l5 Monaten baS 2inb bereits fur
bic @sfubIs bsr Sdam unb @eipifens.
biRe susdneIid 1T unb anfdnst, bereits
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i'm 2inbe sebt pielmebr Sano in Sanb
nit Der ullsemeinen eeiitisen unb tDrper.
lidsn @ntWideIuns. glidtsbeitowenieer
iinO bieie WlittbeiIunssn fiir bic 8inber'
srsiebuns bon bobem Dertb uno Sn.
tsrsKs, Oa Ie bic aasemein oerbreitete
Aniidt ipiberIesen, als biirfe ooer nliIe
man ioear in ben eriten Sabren ON
8inbs Alles bulben, neil es eben nod
Elm 70 ,.fIsinss, unpsrtanbisss Ding"
1T, bon bsm man nod nidt perIansen
tonne. bob es tpiiie, mas es tbut. gDit
erieben aus ben obissn Wiitbeiluneen.
oab bic iseliide gnttpideluns oeS 8Inoes
cine pieI raidsre if, aIs mir permuibsn.
bab bic grsisbune alio eieentIi& bereits
uisl frlber in Mnsriif senommen peroen
mub, alS oies seip6bnli4 isbi sei6iebt.
@eraoe bic eriten SABRE oes ainoes iine
es, mo bieism burb unbebrnsteS @e.
pabrsnluRen eine NusubI bon rlniitten
.,ansraosen" perDen, bic ipater ipieoer au
beieitieen es meif biel bdrtsrsr Dtittel
bebarf, als biss anfanss Der Sal &C.
weien ipare, penn anbers bisie llniitten
ni6t gang bdtten uermisben tusrben t6n'
men.
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