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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-06-26
MISS HoFFoRD,s SAD DEATH.
The Man Believed to Be Responsible
Assaulted by Women.

Ida Hofford, a pretty young woman Of
Vineland, N. j., died the other day
among strangers, in the village Of
~Greenville, e Elmor, N. J. An in
vestigation by the officials led to the ar
rest of John Nickerson, of Vineland,
Samuel Johnson and his wife, in whose
house the girl died, and Harry T.
Baker, a young undertaken of Elmor.
The latter was charged with being an
accessory to the unfortunate girls
death. Baker conducted the funeral OF
the girl at Vineland. and the indigna-
ton created was so great that at the
cemetery two women knocked his high
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-06-26

terrain company and pursue the ordi-
nary avocations of life, with the eXcep-
ton that no word eve passes the lips of
one whichis addressedto the other. The
cause of the rupture has been known to
the neighbors Of the Schrieber family
and the sedate residents of German
town for many years. The old couple
are now both seventy years of age.
They have two ons John. who lived
with his wife and child in the same
house with his silent parents, and
Charles, who is also happily married,
and who also resides in Germantown.
Then there is a widowed daughter liv-
ing under the same roof that shelters
her father and mother, and another
married daughter, who lives about a.
mile from the Schrieber house. These
four have grown to manhood and wom-
anhood under the shadow of the cloud
which began to form when they were
children. They are all past their youth
now, and their own children are grow
ing up about them. They are not only
conscious of the family estrangement,
ooS NUN SAS"h ~ uoSu ~ I IAaC H.
other state of affairs would seem
strange and unnatural.
John Schrieber, who is now gray
bearded and g~ray-haired, is still a big,
powerful looking man, though he is
over 70. He was a very handsome
young man so years ago when he took
his pretty young wife home to the fam
lily residence. She was an Unruh, a
buxom, pi~nk-cheeked, bright-eyed girl,
with a goodly marriage portion, and
she had many suitors for her hand.
But the big flashing John Schrieber
won her heart and led her home in
triumph as his bride. The Unruhs and
the Schriebers were of good old Dutch
stock, and all were Baptists. The
young couple We're well provided for as
matters were considered in those days,
and Schrieber has since amassed con
siderable wealth in his business, which
is now almost entirely in his sons
hands. For 20 years they lived togeth-
er with as much happiness as comes to
ordinary mortals. Their children were
born and grew to youth and maiden
hood, and no special sorrow or suffer-
ing seemed to fall upon the family.
1t semed as though some special Provi-
dence guarded the household. Perhaps
it was this freedom from care and mis-
fortune which fastened the breach.
Sorrow often knits family affection in
to a cable SO strong that the force of a
world could not break it, and wealth
and happiness often weaken tue ties.
The cloud formed in the blue sky
owe the stricken home. At first it was
almost imperceptible, her it grew dai.
ly and hourly, strengthened by pride
on both sides, by recrimination and
accusation, by tears and angry words.
Then it settled into a great pail Of ST.
lence between husband wife, father AND
mother. The two roads joined at the
altar for better or for worse separated
the two lives that had been made one
were broken %asunder, and under one
roof these two people took Up their
lives more terribly apart than if they
were divided by leagues Of land and
sea.
Life at the Schrieber house goes or
now in a regular routine day after day
To the outside world it would seem a.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-06-26

though they were a very happy family,
observing matters from appearances
only. But visitors who join in the plen-
tiful dinner that is served each day are
perfectly aware of the state of affairs
which exists in the household and deli
cately endeavor to appear unconscious
Of it.
The early breakfast sees the entire
family gathered about the table. Mr..
ssehrieber occupies the chair at tbs head
and his wife her place at the foot. The
son and his wife and boy and the wid-
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-06-26
LONG SILENCE.
THIS COUPLE HAVEN'T SPOKEN
FOR THIRTY YEARS.
Their Children Have Hrown UP to MAN.
hood and womanhood and Grand
Children Enliven the Old Home-A
Strange Story.
@ "a r. AND ME-

R. AND MRS.
John Schrieber, of
Germantown, Pa,
have been married
so years, vet for 30
years they have
not spoken to each
other. They live
in the same house.
occupying separate
rooms but eating at
the same table en-
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-06-26
Death of Eccentric wetberbee.

Clayton w. Wetherbee, an eccentric
resident Of Dover, Del, died last week
aged "a years. Deceased dug his grave
in Lakeside cemetery alongside his
wife over fifteen years ago, and super
intended the bricking up OF the anne
He also had a monument erected over
the grave with full inscription thereon,
except the date Of death. He had ac-
cumulated considerable money, but
leaves no family.
Are you an ofilce-holder?" said one
man to another. mo l work for a liv-
ing."-Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-10-01

Burghead IN LCruyshire, is unique
III one respect il las 'the burning of
the clavie" Tins ceremony is gone
through every New Years eve, old
style. 1t is supposed to lie a relic Of fire
worship. There is now only one other
community, it is said, III Britain where
the practice is carried On. The clavie
consists Of half all Archangel tar barrel
fixed on the top Of a lr prop, about four
feet long. lie second half of the tar
barrel is L2cken up, put inside and
mixed with tar. A stone must be used
TO knock i'll the nail which connects the
pole and the barrel, The broken bits in
the barrel are tnoA l.1hted by means of
u burning peat, 10 such thing as luci
fer match being allowed
For over so years the clavie has been
made by the sane man, and one partic-
ular townslnan has provided the Give"
peat for 40 years In the dark winter
night the blazing thing is borne up one
street and down another at high speed,
then carried to the "Doorie Hill" in
the middle Of the Tillage Here the pole
is fixed on a short, a,rOng column, and
the clavie burns out. The women rush
in and picking bits Of the now dying
clavie to keep the witches away" dis
appear into the darkness. - Glasgow
Herald.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-10-01

A young woman i'll Paris, who says
she is inspired by the angel Gabriel, is
predicting the future, and thousands of
credulous people are consulting her.
Her favorite topic is war, and she de-
clares that France has erred and is to
be chastised. England, too, is to have
her pride lowered. She predicts that
war will break out before the end of
the year, but it will be preceded by an
other revolution which will convulse
France The ecclesiastical authorities
are said to be much exercised by the
young woman's doings, and it is be-
lieved the archbishop of Paris has for
hidden persons to communicate with
her.-Paris Letter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-10-01

Aug. j. Bogel, the leading druggist
of Shreveport, La, says" DR..
Kings New Discovery is the only
thing that cures my cough, and it is
the best seller | have" j. f. Camp
bell, merchant of Stafford, Ariz.,
writes Or. Kings New Discovery is
all that is claimed for it; it never
fails, and i a sure cure for COnsump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. | cannot
say enough for it's merits" DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds is not an ex-
pertinent, 1t has been tried for a
quarter of century, and to-day
stands at the head. 1t never dsap-
points. Free trial bottle at H. j.
DWinell's drug store.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-10-01
American Files In England.

A retail hardware dealer in England
says that 80 per cent Ct the files he sells
come not from Sheffield, but from Amer
lea, and he explains the anomaly in The
Ironmonger. The American manufac-
turers, it seems, keep large stocks in
London and fill orders with great
promptness. The American price lists
give exact information regarding sizes
and grades and promise delivery in
three days from London. A Sheffield
price list requires prolonged study to
comprehend it, and when an order is
rent to Sheffield it may not be filled for
four weeks, on even eight weeks. This
hardness III fling orders has been a
matter of weekly experience for 20 years.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-10-01
Bucklen,s Arnic slYe.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by HI. J. Dwinell.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-10-01
SuEcrinS For Others.

What an odd thing it is, think some,
this idea of vicarious suffering or suffer
ing for others. Not at all. The world
has seen vicarious suffering millions of
times before Christ came and demon
strated it OH scale that eclipsed all
that went before and all that shall come
after. Rachel lived only long enough
after the birth of her son to give him a
name. In faint whisper she said, Call
him Ben-oni," which means ''son Of
my pain" and all modern travellers ON
the road from Jerusalem to Bethel I'M
cover their heads and stand reverently
at the tomb of Rachel who died for her
boy. But in all ages how many mothers
die for their children, and in many
cases grown up children, who by recre-
ancy stab clear through the mothers
heart. Suffering for others? Why, the
world is full of it. Jump said the
engineer to the fireman on the locomo-
tive. zone Of us is enough to die
Jump" And so the engineer died at
his post, trying TO save the train. When
this summer the two trains crashed into
each other near Atlantic City, among
the AZ who lost their lives the engineer
was found dead with one hand on the
throttle of the locomotive and the other
on the brake Aye, there are hundreds
here today suffering for others You
know and God knows that it is vicari-
Gus sacrifice But ON one limestone hill
about twice the height Of this church,
five minutes walk from the gates Of
Jerusalem, was the sublimest case Of
suffering for others that the world ever
saw or ever will see. Christ the victim,
human end satanic malevolence the exc
cutioner, the whole human race having
an overwhelming interest in the specta.
Gle. 70 open way for us sinful men
and sinful women into glorious pardon
and high hope and eternal exaltation,
Christ, with hand dripping with the
rush Of opened arteries, swung back the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10
6efdbrltde Gpncurren3.

Den emerifaniiben &Oblenproousenten
1T elm ssfdbrliter Concurrent ertpa6'
fen. Die amerifaniide 8urfe >. Colorado"
1T in San SranciscO, @al., nit elmer
BrObs. 2abuns bon Nntbracits uno ipels
9en 8obIen ansefommen, bic in 1onfine
seeraben tporben iinb, bic nit ben beiten
amsritaniiden unb ensli&en 8oblen ben
8srsIei6 auSbaIten fbnnen unb bebeu'
tenb biaissr aIs bieie pertauft perosn.
Die 9abuns 1T fir einen Der promlnen'
teiten 8obIenbdnbIer baielbit beitlmmt.
Der ertIdrt, sroBe Auantitdten oieier
RobIen impprtiren su tpouen.
Die bem ausipru6 ron @rperten 3us
foIss uneridbpHi4en &oblenlaser in
Coming tpsrben pon fransbiiiten Gapi'
taliiten aussebeutet, es tperoen bort
aber nur tonfineff6e Irbeiter bei4dftist.
bic fur fold auBerorbentli6 nieorisen
2obn arbeitsn, baB eS ben franSDIiiden
8eiibern Der bortieen 8oblensruben Elm
2ei6tes III, biaiser als bic ameritaniiben
9roousentsn an ber paeifihen 8lite su
bsrfaufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10
gDm. Il. 8rpan.

Gampasnes Gartoniiten baben beriu4t.
ni8t nur Nc8inlep. ionbsrn aud 8rpan
nit yfapoleon su oersleiden. Sopelt
bic @eitdtSbiIbuns in 8stradt fommt-
oleie refine AeuBerIibfeit- t-mbbten mir
Dic2inIep bic sr5bsre Nebnli6feit auer'
tennen. @aS aber NapoleOn's Beien.
feline auberorbsntli6en @ieenidaften.
lrsbefonbere feline e,ierne Sbatfraft uno
4usoauer, anbetrifft. ba mub i'm Ser'
slei4e nit ibm Me8inIep Dor 8rpan
san3lid in ben Sintereruno treten. 9Sas
Srpan bic ieBt aIS .,8reuafabrer" IN
.5elnoeslanO" i'm 8eben seleiitet. oas
tpiro ibm fobalb Hiemanb nabmadsn.
Drei, bier unb mebr erobe 8eoen an ct.
mem Gage. uno beitdnbis untertpees, bas
1T eine 2eiiiuns. bic au@ benz 9e8nsr
&eipect elnfI6ben mub. Dasu 8ebDrt
nlbt nur cine sorsIsIide fDrperl,ps
8eranlaeuns, ionbern aub cine coloRale
seiitiee Spannfraft. 9lls 9rpan IN
Chicago eeiproden battle. beidaftiSte iib
bic seenerIide 9reRe tpo6enIans nit ben
bon ibm sebraudten 8ecebiloern bonn
..Soloenen 8reuse" unb bon Der ..bornes
men 8rOne". 8rpan bat inspiiden 70
Uiele neus ,,Rebebilber" entroat, baB
feline literatiidsn 8ritlfer bas @olofreus
uno bic 9ornenfrone eans unb gar per'
sehen su baben ideinen. Wdbrenc bic
SerfIeinerer beS WanneS NIT ibren 8e'
trabiuneen Gber 8reus unb &rone ben
@inbrud su erpeden iudten. baB Srpan
nur elm 8lueiutor uno tein ieIbftiidnoiser
Denfsr iei, bat bieier .,9Iasiator" in.
sipiiden 70 traftise Sstpeiie uriplbiie
ieIbititdnbisen Oenfens seseben, bab bic
8erflernerunssperiude sdnsIia per'
tummt iinb. Die 8srfleinerer baben
isst sar feline 3eit mebr. iOI6en eurus
su treiben; iie baben uae Sanbe poa au
tbun, um bic Slammen su lbi6en, bic
8rpan burd ieinen unpersleldli6er
8ib, feline unerrei6te Sdlaefertigtelt.
feline ME um bas Stidport perIesen'
9osif iibsraa in 8Opf uno Sers aaer fel'
ner Sbrer entainbet. Sic f6nnen sal
nidt-Sinte senus bufir auftreiben
Der ,,Rebnsrfnabe", ben man 10 laneC
ais eeiitis unterpertbis binauiteaen uni
su beripOtten iudte, Seist ii6 oils cir
tpabrer.. ..RupoIeon in Der 8eseiiterun8 bel
Iruppen, bic ibm am 3. gtouember in BIZ
gntidsibunsSihlabt folsen ioaen.
Ntan 1T bel 8rpan offenbar an Der
rnredten ssfommen. glae seanerii6er
Reoner 3uiummensenommen fheiner
ni1t 70 biel Waenetismus auf bic Dtai'
fen aussuiiben pie bieier cine Srpan
rlnb bic Waien, baS mbsen Srpan'i
@ssnsr nidt auBer I6t lahen, tpereer
piel mebr bonn @efiible als bon Der fall
ten 8ernunft eetrieben. llnb Srpar
ipri9t gum 8oIfe bon isinen 2eiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10
3tpeirab unb Gifenbabn.

Dem Rabiport, Der in ben lebten Sab.
rem immer mebr su einsm 8erfsbrsmittel
fur breiie 8olfsididten ii6 aussebiloet
bat, foqen iebt aud bic Giienbabnlinien
oisnitbar eemadt tperben, aaerbinss
ni6t mebr auf bic frIber mebrfa6 per'
iu1te @eiis, Dreirdber NIT beionbers
aeformten 3eifen Sireft auf ben Shies
men Iaufsn su Iafen. 8ieImebr banbeIt
iid's eesenpdrti8 nur barum, bic nit
boben Rotten seihaffsnen eerablinisen
unb gut pIanierten 8abnitredsn redts
unb Iinfs bon ben Sbisnen benz Rabe 3u
srUbern. 9urh serinBfiisi8e gredn3uns
gen f6nnen bier Iei4t Slatte, idmale
unb itets bientbereite Weee fur bas
@ummirao seitaffsn tperben, pie iie
ieIbft bic bsiten @bauHeen nur bel sutem
Wetter barbieten.-Die Columbia unb
Warplanb electric &aiIpap nil nit
bisier Neueruns auf ibrer 8abnitrede
Baltimore 8aibinston ben Infans
MAIDEN, inbem iie 3u beiben Seiten bes
@eIeiies einen fiinf SUB breiten eans
elatten Steis nur fir Haofabripede ans
lsst. SidsrIi6 Iiebe ii@ auf iOI8en
8essn, bic peber nnebenbeitsn nod
Bassnberisbr beiisen, bic S6neai8teit
Der mobernen 3pelrdoer, bic iton ieBt
20 bis 25 KIN bic Stunbe betrdet, nod
sttpas iteissrn unb tpdrbe aIsbunn ber.
ienissn Der. 9erionenidse. bic in ben
meihsn 2dnbern aud nur 40 KIN ober
nod usnissr bstrdst, gar ni6t mebr piel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10
Gine eisentbimIi5s 9lase bat f6 il

Sine eissntbiimli6e plaee bat ii9 in
Der erfen presbpt. 8ir6e su SOutb
Orange, q. g., einssfsat. einsm bdb'
i6sn, mt gpbeu tiberSosenen 8raun'
iteineebdube i'm Stile Der 3eit Der 86ni'
gin gIiiabetb. Dor bre, 8o6en aeisten
ii9 ndmIid cine nnmufe fLeiner i6pars
ser II6be in benz @sb6uos. tpeI4e bel ben
anod6tisen @emeinbemitsIieoern elm un'
bebaslides @efdbI erseustsn. giiemanb
rebste jshOd bardber, ais aber am nd6s
fen SOnntas ii6 bic 3ubI Der tleinen
BIasessIfer nod bermebrt bate, ba
tsnnte es Nismanb mebr ausbalten, unb
Der @ottssbienit finbet isitbem in Der 8as
peqe itatt. Der Rufter, Elm iunser trdf.
tiger Sdneioer, bemdbt iit nun, bic
Sslobe su betdmpfen. tpelbe ieiner Dieins
uns na6 our6 bic i'm 8eIler berri6enee
5su6tisfeit sniitanosn iinb. Dlertpiirs
big 1T. oab bic Sl6be ibre Opfer nur in
seiHlphsnen Rdumen ploesn. SIN fris
i9sr 2uft psri4pinesn iis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10
.Gep gorfer Staats,eituna" in Be

,,Retp gorfer Staatsssituns" in Be-
aug auf benjamin j, Sarriions Rsoe in
9arneeies GAL:
,,Sarriions Rebe mar in erfer 2inle
barauf seridtet, bic bur&aus repolutio.
ndren 8efrebunsen Der 8rpan' Pariei
na6sutpeiisn unb enersif& su betdmpfsn.
DaS III ibm 10 gut eeIuneen. bab man
ilber bisien punft fsin Dort mebr pers
lieren mdbte, tpenn ni@t eben au6 aui
benz @sbiet Der DubIporbereituneen re-
petito mater studiorum ipGre"
Bie Germ Sarriion bies ,,io gut"
seIunsen, baben mir 8e3eiet, inbem er
ndmIi6 bon ben nebelfdnben, nelde
Jest obtpalten unb bic bas 8orssben bes
Gbieagosr Contents bietirten. bic 4usen
seiIiHentIi6 psridIob. Dsnn man an.
nebmen tpoIte, oab bas Bolt nir9enbs
Der S1ub bridt unb bab unisre 9luto.
fraten bic reinen Sumanitarier fino, nur
barauf beba1t, bas 2oos bes Irbeiter,
unb bes Sarmeritanbes su nerbefern,
oann fam man aQeroinss Der 8ebe
Sarriions ieinsn 8eifaG nl1t periassn,
oann 1T iie sans eorreft sepefen. 2eioer
itmmen aber Die 8prausiesunsen nidt.
llno Das ertannte ielbf bic >, Staats.
3eituns" neuIi6 einmaI an aIs iie iaste,
oab bic Rew gortsr Dtiaiondre bic Gin.
fommeniteuer su 5al bra6ten uno bub
iie frob iein fbnnten, penn fie bafir nidt
nod einmal bitter blben mlBten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10
Mit bem l. September trat

- Wit bem l. Septsmbsr trat i'm
Staate Netp gorf elm 9eieB in 8raft,
pelhes bic 8ebanoluns Der in ben 8ro'
ben Wobemaea3inen beiddftisten Wsdb'
den unb &inber itrenser @Ontroae unter'
pirft. Das @eies, erit nab Ian8sn
8dmpfen su Stanbe setommen, oenn bic
BETTER Der 8ieienba3are firdubien ii6
Iunse uno enersii6 sssen bieisn @in8rltf
in ibre permelntll6en 8e9te, berftist,
baB 8inber unter IA Subren in 2aoen'
geibaften iiberbaupt niht beibdftl8t
perben biirfen. 8naben unter l6 unb
Wdbden unter 81 Sabren ioaen nidt
ldnser alS 10 Stunben tdsli6 ober so
Stunben in Der 0ohe bei6dftist tper'
ben, aud nidt Dor ubr 0fotsens ooer
nab 10 lbr glbenbs arbeten. 9fur
tpdbrenb Der Delbna6tsSeit iino Iuss
nabmen seitattst Serner mdiien Maids
unb 8eoIrinibanitalten uno @elesenbeit
Sum SnieBen porbanoen iein uno Didos
den unb &lnber biirfen in 8elerrdumen
nur beiddfiist psroen, tpenn bic lssteren
eeniieeno pentilrt unb erleubtet iino
Die Wittasspaufe mub minoeitens 45
Wmutsn lang isin. Die glufii1t ibsr
bic 9efpIeuns oieier 8eitimmansen fdbri
bic SanltatSbebDrbe.
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3almer unb 8ucfner.
2tbtnsIauf Der bsibsn natiOnaIDsmu ufratI6sn
Ganeibattn.

9tbtnslauf Der bsiben natipnaIbtmpfratiIhen
9anpibattn.
8rditbentidafts. Ganbioat Sobn Wcs
auIep BaImer bon Springfield, Sa.,
tpurbe am l3. September 1917 in Scott
@ountp. Sa., seboren unb fam nit fei.
mem 8ater i'm Sabre 1881 mad Wiabiion
@ountp, 50. Gr biente pdbrenb bes
8rieses nit qusssidnuns i'm 8unbess
beere. SIM Sabre 1868 tpurbe er gum
9ouperneur BON SuinoiS sepdblt. ST
8ebDrt iebt gum speiten WaI benz 8uns
besienat an uno iein Termin Iduft am 8.
Wdr3 1897 ab.
General Simon 8oIibar 8ufner iit
rs Sabre alt uno iputbe in Sart County,
i'm iIbli6en Gbeile &entudp's, seboren.
Seine militdriide @rsiebuns erbielt CT
in Weit Boint, mo er in berislben
8laiie tpie Der General @rant sraouir;e.
Ddbrenb Der 8elassruns BON Sort
Donelion mar er Der oriilb6bfe Gom'
manbirsnbe uno mubts, nadoem feline
beibsn 8orseiebten NIT 5000 Wann in
8ooten ben 8lab perlahen butten, oas
Commando Ibernebmsn. gr ibereab
bic Seituns bann an ben General Grant.
Jfad oem 8riese tpibmete er iid ieinen
Bripatsei6dften unb Der 8erpaltuns
ieineS ausseoebnten @runobeiibss. beHen
Wertb auf mebr alS 81 900, 900 eei6dsi
tpiro. ginen Termin biente er ieinem
Staate alS @ouperneur unb trat i'm Ieb'
ten Winter als Ganbioat Der @Olopdbr.
unss' Demofratsn fur baS glmt eines
Sunbe8ienatorS uuf, bic 2esislatur per'
taste iid aber, obne baB ens Wabl au
Stanbe eetommen mare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10
Or. Iamefon bIosaefte1t.

Sobn SapeS Sammonb. Der amerifa.
niiGe Sneenieur, pelber Der 8etriebs.
letter Der 9e.8eerS' Minen in Transs
paaI getpeien 1T unb alS 1beilnebmer an
ber 8eri&p6runs sesen bic SranspaaI'
Reeierune berbaftet unb perurtbeiIt,
aber nit ieinen Wti6uIbisen ipdter ent.
laHen iporben tpar unb iebt in @biiel'
BURT, England, pobnt, bat iib in einem
Snterbietp iiber feline Differensen nit 9r.
Sameion, oem 9Infiibrer bes @infales in
IransbaaI, foIsenbermaben ausselaNen ::
,,Sis anberen 8eformer unb i'd baben
bic cine eroBs 8ei&perbe sesen Or.
Samsion, bab er uns unter benz 8ers
6a1ts Der 5sisbsit eeIaRen uno srtIdrt
bat. er bate ii4 auf ben Nurid na4
Sobannssburs in 8efolsuns unieres Grs
iu6sns beseben, llnfere 2ippsn iinb
bisber periieseIt sebIieben eS mar bieS
aber nur, um Or. Sameion un6 feline
Witsefansenen nidt nod mebr in bic
Bati1e su brineen. Sdtten mir seipros
den, ais iene fi6 in Der @etpaIt Der
Soeren befanben ober bier Dor @sridt,
bann bate ibr S6idial pisasi9t cine
anoere Wenbuns senommen.
,.9batiddIid, uno bieie Sbatia6s
pirb bic fommenbe parlamentarii6s I'm.
terfu6une erbdrten, maribirte Or. Sas
melon ee8en msine auSbridIi6e 8erbaI,
tunsSmabreseI ub. SD nil ni6t ben
8eriud MAIDEN, bic Tbatiude 3u pers
beimIi1eu, oab mir bic 4blidt batten,
nit 8afenseipaIt bic uns perpsieerten
Refprmen bsrbei3uflbren unb cine uuab.
bGneiss Republit su erri6ten, aber mir
ipoaten bies nidt au iensm 3eitpuntt un'
ternebmen.
sd tsIesrapbirte ni6t aqein an Or.
Sameion, nidt gu fommen, i6 ianbte
iosar srei ieiner eisensn Offisiere, tpeIde
iid berseit in johannesburg aufbieIten,
Gapitan SoIben unb WuiOr Ssanp, Isb'
terer Elm Ameritaner, au ibm unO Iisb
ibm bur4 bisis iasen, bab sr unter isinen
nmfanbsn pprssbsn iOats".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-10

9as 2anb ber Saielnlfe f5nnte man
bic tirtiiben llferIanbi6afien bss
S6parsen Weeres rings um bic aIts
Stabt Trapssunt nennen. Bort III bic
9aieInuB cine Der ipi6tisften Sridte
unb ibrs 9uItur erndbrt sabIrei6e Wisn.
i6en. 9aS benefit bic Statlitif. Der
8ert ber aaidbrIid bon Oem Safsn bon
1rapeSunt auseefiibrten Saielniiie be-
trdst i'm Dur1fdnitt fat spei Wiaionen
Warf SIM Sabre 1891 tpurben bort
aaein Ia WiQionen Gilo enti@dlter
SaieInubferne perfru6tet unb sumeiit
na6 ben tpefIiden Sdfen beS WlitteI'
mseres psrienoet. Die 8uItur Der SaieI.
nub finbet sesenpdrtis aud in Deuti6.
lamb sr6Bers 8ea6tuns. Ser Strau8
Iiefert in fiinf Bis feds Sabren iebr quite
@rtrdse.