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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-23

McSsyS. Mclaughlin Il Browns old
! ''ray nag tooka notion on Monday morn
liy last that things were too quiet on
Malp street, SO she concluded To runaway
IN The midst of her race she ran into J
IL. ROuger'S wagon, but no damage was
lone only to Mclaughlin II Browns
wagon. She finally bccame detached
!fom the wagon and set into b;lck-iump-
ing. Alter trtNerSinG about forty wards
lt inns highly interesting amusement.
ami becoming cntangled with the traces
she came 10 Il dead stand still and looked
us harmless us Il lamb There was no
damage done to anything but the dcay.
Y IIamp. Kccslcr writes us that he is
ouSF blowing, and us soon as he catches
UP with work he will start his poetry
machine again. lie says lie has added
an obituary attachment to his machine.
and can sing such u piantive ode over Il
'lcc"aScd mortal that the said deceased
VIII turn over in his grave at tie recital
Price one dollar per foot, linear measure.
In Il post script Mr. Kresler states that
the fish are biting, and invites lovers of
pfH'alorIai sport to come to Pat-a-rack.
Vii. Andrews, who is boring the ar
teslan well to supply water for the city,
reports that the well is now over 1GO feet
ueep aiid no rock has been struck vet.
Persons living in the vicinity who have
wells say that rock has generally been
struck ut Il depth OF sixty feet. Never
tlleIrSS Mr.. Andrews thinks the chances
Tor Il hounriful supply of wafer are good.
onlon is situated upon = solid stratum of
granite. as EcologiStS all aver. and when
'Ee rock Is penetrated III" water supply
cannot be otherwise than pure and |
plentiful.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-23
Electric BittcrS.

Electric BittcrS is Il medicine suited for
any season, but perhaps more generally
needed wien the languii. exhausted feel
ing prevails. when tie liver is torpid and
sluggish ani tiI need Of Il tonic and III
lcrativc is felt. \ prompt Us" ol this
medicine has 1itcn avcrted long and per-
maps fatal bilious fcy"rS. 40 medicine
Wii!act more surely III countcr!cting ANA
freeing the system from the malariai
poison. Headache. indigestion. conSti-
patton. dizziness Yield 70 Electric BittcrS
~ cents ;uiG Sl.uD per bottle at +. &.
Duke drug store.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-23

Il il propose! 10 raise ;Ac auil, of 500
GEO r"r The b2nclit O. Helen Keller. the
gifted deaf, DUN anl blind Alabama
Girl. and her teacher, Miss sullivan.
They are t. i@Vc th" use OF this money
during their lives. Nearly half of the
@lnoUMt has hccn already subscribed. and
amy donation, lHrI" or small it is an
nuUlc"d, l!ay he sent to Mrs. Laurence
Hutton, No. 229 West 34th street. New
oyk city.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-23
HOME AFFAIRS.

Father McE!roy WAS in Union this
week.
G: III. Jetcr. Of Namtuc. WAS in Union
on Wednesday.
Read our article on beet sugar Oh the
first page.
Mrs. }, Il. McKi&;icl; spent sunday in
kel;on.
Miss Kitlie Eicc, of Carlisle. spent
Easter in Union.
Mr.. I. c. Duncan wen, to Atlanta
this week OH business.
j. tlnu@h Wallace had Il fine mule 10
die on Sunday.
j. i. Rose l;vl i line mi,cn COW TO die
OH last Sunday.
Mayor Hub Evans. of Newbcrry. was
i'll Union Oh last Saturday.
unite: Moore "Md wife Of Columbia.
WCic III town on Monday.
Mr.. Perrin Thomson, of Pacolet, was
in town Oh Sn"lay la>..
Miss May Russell, of Sautuc, spent a
few days in Union tins week.
Miss Carrie litlIrioln. of Goudcys-
willie. is visiting relatives in Union.
l.. J. Hrowrir@ Of Scdala. was in
Union on Thursday.
Whit Livingston Of i.ocknart was in
town on Wednesday,.
Bin Arp stopped With W. Z. Thomson
while in Union.
Miss ida Dunbar Is doing Il consider
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

January, ii is worth that same price in
July; per contra. if so-called 800 wheel
is worth but s75 in July, il was certainly
worth no more in January. Fictitious
values can no more be upheld for any
length Of time in the case OF bicycles
than stocks and bonds. The old adage
that water must seek its Level is peculi-
arly true of bicycle prices.
THE secret Of the success OF the West
ern Wheel works Is that we have dealt
honestly with the public. have stood fear
lessly by our pledges in establishing
fair fixed price on our wheels. and u is
due to the further fact that we go one
step further than other manufacturers.
in that we not only guarantee our wheels
but We guarantee our price ess well. and
the purchaser of a Crescent in February
has the satisfaction Of knowing that his
neignbor who purchased a Crescent in
July, paid the same price as he did.
81 90 not anticipate that still further
reduction In the price OF wheels vii. be
made next year. and ! believe that when
the announcement Of '9s prices ia made.
my prediction OF 1893 will be fulfilled
that the Crescent price will have become
the standard high grade price"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Ter dispatchiug rhe coiied rar.ler young
Hughes threw a handful OF cold wster
in Bertna's face. and she regains5 con.
sclousness. The girls arm had already
begun 10 swell. She related TO the young
man what had happened. A pinkfsh spot
about as big as a plD-head IN the white
esh OF her arm showed where ths
snakes tangs had entered. Luckily,
younk Hughes knew what TO do.
Kueeling down by the girls side he
raised her arm 70 his mouth and sucked
vigorously a. the snake bite. thus draw
ing 10 the surface the poisoned blood. In
a short time other persons who had been
attracted by me girls screams reached
the spot. and Bertha was hurried home.
\ doctor who vas called declared that
young Hughes had undoubtedly prevent
ed the spread Of the poison by sucking
the wound. and thus saved the girls life.
Bertha gave a vivid description OF her
experience with the snakes. af1dn rstaoin
experience with me snakes. and her
friends we're hopeful that she would soon
recover. Two days afterSard, however.
she grew 6elirious. since which time sh1
has raved almost constantly. calling 70
those about her 10 Take that horripis
thing of her neckr' The attending
physician IL fearful les, me shock and
delirum may result. In permanent In
paigment OF TIE mind
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

be a great mistake for the parties who
have control over this appointment.
The postoffice lies between A. II. Bea-
gle and w. C. Douglass, with the chan
ces in favor of Douglass under the new
combination.
Woods county has been visited the past
week with local rains which have ben
Gifted crops TO great extent. Our whea;
crop is averaging from IS to 40 bushels
per acre. /: will yield. the county over,
no. less than 20 bushels per acre.
Oats are from 40 TO so bushels. Corn
IN many localities is better than last
year, while alfalfa. millet, cane. kaffir
and all other forage crops are in fine
condition.
Alva has proposal from two different
parties 10 erect a fifty-barrel mill here,
and / feel confident that in less than four
months We can get homemade -four
We need creamery. or skimming sta
ton. which will come in due time.
The Normal college will be under way
in less than sixty days. and. take il all
together, Alva is strictly IN the push.
s. T. CARRICO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Awful Experience with . Viper Ia Penn
syIvnufa

/ Galeton. Pa. July 10-Sixtesn-yeer-
| old Bertha Rinearson Is in a pitia5le con-
d't.on. the result Of an experience while
gathering rfo5odendrons on the west
/ branch OF Pine Creek the other day Be
side having been bitten by rsitlssnake
Miss Kinearson's mind mas given away.
caused by the frfgh. sustained during the
terrible ordeal
The girl went into the woods slone for
the flowers she wore stout shoes, but
her dress was cut quite low IN me neck
with sleeves scarcely 20 TIE elbows She
was 70 have gone 20 call or a SCI. trend
mat afternoon. and as her route lay
through me woods within a ssort Dis
rance Of where she knew me raoden-
drcns grew Bertha concluded sae would
carry a bouQue; p her girl friend
She found an especially nice bush %
the blossoms. out they were 50 hizh
tina; sne was compelled 70 stsai on her
iip-toes 20 pluck them While she bent
the bush toward her sae <ss horrSei
T. see monster ra:-Iesaaxs come gid
Ing oai % IRE top q :he bush and come
tomoiing directly toward her face. she
.ns-.activeIy grabbed for ne snake. bg;
u $50 - n s4eAk lss1la-4A i44S - sr@i4+
had fallen across her bare neck ard
was coiiing i:se.s aaog: 15er throat. she
clutched a. re shiny thing ard caBzat
l. oack % the head. tG~t FAR eaccza
- allow TIE enske % s.o1syus around 6nd
sfnk SIS fsnzs 3a:o her sTn hts1E -se
ei5Jv. IN he- frantic Efforts 20 free hsr-
SCI from ne reptile Bertha fef; sore
thing soft and slippery Denez5s hsr feet.
and zia1>s1g Downward S1un5 hat she
was traxnaling soc,aer rzttier o. The
ground
Fortunately. hoxevs-. re bad c-1,sa~s
ne ugly tag rlta her heel. and :; vas
harmless. except % s.ssa ga scziy
body about 5er ankles After 5sssax aer
IL re am fss susks son EEccilei e.
set :-o-n sb1H; ne girls zsrk. sss ere
rzs. s. aSEy s.D-n Der
pu-sas he awful o-sezi ne Rs1
$3.50 s@d - E5e .op u Ger vosce.
Taosss Hcgnss sarTn--fs =7a. hess6
k~T. AM TAI 20 ;zs sS5:- TIE rfrs la I
= a fasa'. xai.s ne Ike rzl.Ie. zax
eoSs@i n = heap All - cest .e3ss@ sas
partially coye.~. ~ --e E-i's ss1S. II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Eew street Railway Company Must Begin
Work Immediately and Complete Work
Within Six Months-Lines Must be OF T
Rails and Cars Must Run Every Fifteen
Minutes In the Business Part OF the
City-varIous Reports Submitted and
Sidewalks Allowed-Work Of the City
Council In Full.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13
COLEMAN ON TIE CUT
Former President Of Cycle Board Of Trade
Expects No Further Reduction.

The announcement recently made that
someoicycle manufacturers have decided
TO cut their price list from 800 to s75.
created very little surprise in trade circles
As is generally known. the demand this
year has been for reliable goods listing az
prices within the reach Of the public. and
it has been an open secret that the higher
priced makers have endeavored 10 meet
this demand by putting out combina-
ton OF SO and 81 model. with 80
name plate. or they have instructed ,heir
agents TO meet competition by cutting
prices.
Mr.. r. Lindsay Coleman. ex-presiden;
OF the National Cycle Board OF Trade.
and president Of the Western Wheel
works. in speaking on the subject. says:
In establishing our prices in 1893. We
were fully cognizant OF the trade condi-
tio1s as then existing. and we determined
10 meet the popular demand FOR a high
grade wheel al an honest and reasonable
price
"Our announcement that We had es.ab-
lishsd cur price a; So was met by the
statement OF other manufacturers tha.
strictly high grade wheel could not be
made and sold a. 20 low figure. We ex-
pressed ne opinion a. ina, lime tas:
within five years other high grade max
e7s would fully realize their erro- II en-
deavoring 20 maintain a fictitious value
on their p-o1uct. a1i mat tae prices
tia. we had fixed would within that time
become the Standard price fo- other high
grade wheels
IF bicycle = worth It's ist price IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13
IN THE VERY IRONY OF FATE
Chicago Nao Killed on the Hottest Day by
Big Hunk of fee

/ Chicago, July 1o.--Jossph HiseOranit.
/ me elevator man Ia ne Chicago Pack
/ ing and Provision compsny's building ~
! Forty-seoond and Cook streets. met Q
I peculiar death today. A cake of ios
| weighing about 20 pounds had ben
| placed on the fourth floor near The oDen
( elevator shaft. The ice wss not taken
care % and as Il melted & gradually
] worked over The aperture .. the sleva-
Z .0c Is a hsEVy box vas placed on ne
floor hslDe9 i; oyer AMI az the car
I reached the frs; Moor the ice ssI. ssrfk-
/ ing the unfortunate elevator raan
sqs,areiy or so1 % re head crushing IL
into an slno~; snaDsjsss rasn@ HiAs-
brandt vas p years Cd end unmarried.
Berlin. July Io.-The ,s;zl quarznsins
szsinst Russian hozs takes sr~cs n
seDteE1oer ! along ne Cerr.an- g1ssxn
frontier.
Berlin. July i6-lTvea:y-.our xarsni,s
and shlrry-four ;srps1o ooa<s viii 5s
engaged in tAe &a1amn German laval
unansgvezz-
Berlin. Jay i9.-The Prices se Chi
may il no~ AZ Hst-a. IA s5e Tyrol. zAe-s
sae has cz1A~f a xreat sensation. ess
wears ne Tyr-.iese costume when 1riv-
iEg and sss maid scss as eoarss-. On
5orsehack
Berlin. July fa.-Tse Boyer con5xny's
-soris-taHosf eaernsca, works a. Ezs,~r.oia
one ok sas largest exporters - ne raiisa
States tom Germany. have ben ,.scfs-
cNly dsssroysd ~ Gre Al fa- xs5ss
were 5u-u~s zrs ne damage - essssnsss.
a; i-s9 80 rizrks
Berlin. Ivy io-Te-rssi~ -nsac--
storms. bail storms snf osoa1bu-xsx aa~.
DEVASTATED is-vs fsssYtrss % wu-s~ua-
o1Tg. Bz.ess ard Alesre. IN tA~ sissgs-.
q ceaFsnge1- T1..s-a5ssx. asoae. ,ss
ea-s1sze = computed Al Il. sos go nag,
zits Es irsagzzer- AZ Esear~s9.r. A..
SAGE. ne han s~xroysf ez<-y:sszx -.
*. kiilisg rsny eaass al infs-.n~
EeDTes = people Daring me harssesa-
sasea p-sTsile1 tae lssE<z, srsee x~.e an
ssssAS -. ass.a6 oag tlzsAncxa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13
AvALUABLE PRESCRIPTION.

Editor Morrison Of Worthington, Ind,
"Sun" writes: "SYou have a valuable pre-
scription in Electric Bitters, and 1 can
cheerfully recommend it for Constipation
and Sick Headache, and as general
system tonic it has no equal" Mrs. An
ME Stehle. 1925 Cottage Grove avenue,
Chicago, was all run down, could not eat
nor digest food. had a backache which
never left her and felt tired and weary
but six bottles Of Electric Bitters restored
her health and renewed her strength
Prices 80 cents and $1.O0.
Get a bottle at Geo. Van Werden
pharmacy, 1928 n. Main street, or G. Geh
rings drug store, northeast corner Of To-
peka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13
SANE OLD DEVILS
TURKS HAVE NEVER LET UP ON
"HE ARXENIANs 4 MINUTE.

Because the Newspaper Have Not Bsso
Cranmed Full Of Stories Of Atrocities 10
No Sign There has Been Nons-Not Out
killing By Wholesale. But OF Late Re-
sorting to theUss Of Torture. PiiIaEe ane,
of Course. the Customary RavishinS OF
women-Last Armenian TO be Exter.
minated.
Paris, July 12-Pere Charmenant, d.
rector general Of the French mission in
the Leyant, has received by way Of the
Caucasus and Tiflis. report prepar-
ed by a number Of Armenian notaoles
and Gregorian bishops on the situation
in Armenia.
II took the messenger who had the
document in charge nearly three months
to get through the difficulties and dam
gers along the Turkish frontier, which
was carefully guarded against all Ar
menians or Armenian sympathizers.
The report. which fills thirty printed
pages. goes fully into the situation.
According to its authors. the Turks
in Armenia, fearing European interven-
ton, have abandoned the old practice Of
whole sale massacre, but during the last
year there have been clandestine butch
cries and most terrible prosecutions. es-
pecialiy In the more remote provinces.
The Turkish army boasts that they
have sworn to wipe out the whole Ar
menian race. The document rec,tes in
detail various forms of persecution. II
appears that the tax collectors seize the
Inhabitants if they do not pay every
thing demanded.
Women are taken through the streets
with chains around their necks and kept
for days without food. In some cases
they are fastened TO pillars. head down.
ward. Freezing water is thrown over
them, or they are beaten until the blood
runs. mother cases their hands are tied
behind their backs and then cats. first
made furious, are thrown on their Boz
SONS. Often they are burned in vari-
Gus parts of their bodies with red hot
irons.
All the highgways are guarded so as
to prevent emigratio Not a single day
passes without our hearing Of or wit
Messing somewhere within our unfortu-
nate provinces some act Of f1end.sh cru
city. The Turks and Kurds enter the
lhouses of Armenians in gangs. bind the
men and then outrage their wives. sis
ters and daughters before their eyes"
The document concludes with the de-
spairing cry: "Our hope is dying out.
God help US. May Europe have pity
unon us -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

The donkey who stole the don. skin
made the first experiment: in suhsti,u-
IL every buyer OF goods is on the ever
lasting lookout for frauds and imita lions.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-07-28
Dakotd-nyileter.

TIL postmastare Claremont, s. d..
har var landsman G. A. Olson, som af-
ven DRIVER en- god apotekareaffar
blifvit utnamd .
F0rbatfrade sk6rdeutsigter. Eft val.
gorande regn foil 0fver en- stor del af
5. ID. fora veckan, hYilket i betydlig
man forbattrat skordeutsigterna sta
ten.
En- svar forlust drabbade Nc Pher-
son CO., S. D., genom en- hagelstorm /
mandags. Den vaxande grodan pa ett
omrade af 25,0O0 acres ar nastan totalt
forstord
Han atertog slit ganIa yrke. A. w.
Thomas j Bismarck, N. D., som Iordags
blef utslappt ur fangelset, der han va.
rit insatt for tjufveri, forfalskade sam.
ma dag tva Vexlar till ett belopp af s25
och pa s0ndagsmorgonen ytterlieare
tire, hvarefter han pa ett godstap afre.
ste fran staden.
OfVerk0rd af EFT EI0Iass. o. r. Berg.
qulsts jamestown, N. D., 4-arige son
Lawrence blef harom dagen ofyerkord
at ett holass pa Stafbergs farm 80 mil
soder ON namda stad. Gossen, till.
sammans med nagra andra barn holl
pa med att leka omkring vagnen, da
korkarlen utan att gifya akt derpa sat
te hastarne gang med den pafoljd, att
den lille blef ofverkord och 6gonblick-
igen dodad.
FangelSet nlaste vaktas. Russell A.
Farnsworth, hvilken for en- It'd sedan
intrangde iva unga fiickors RUM
Vermillion, s. D., och derigenom blef
orsaken till att en- af dem, Eva Torson.
som forskrackelsen rusade ned for en-
trappa och deryid rakade falla och
skada sig sd lila att doden blef fdljden.
sitter nu countyfangelset och for
blttrlngen emot honom ar sa stark. att
man nodgats anstalla en- extra vakt pa
9 man for att forskomma lynchning.
Fingo de Ida oskyIdlgtp pa qvallen
den % jan. 1895, intradde maskerade
man i Andrew Ericksons hem Ia mil
fran Flandreau, s. D., och efter att
hafva skjutit bade Erickson och hans
son rofyade de till sig icke sd litet
penningar. Detektiver fran Minneap-
oils sattes rorelse och smart voro Jo-
seph och James Smith Gust Kroming
och Clyde Kephart arresterade for
brottet. Kephart bekande, att han.
och de antfra ihade ibegsstt detsarnr1aa
Pa denna bekannelse och andra biom-
standigheter, som tycktes bekrafta
den, blef James Smith domd till Is ars
fangelse och dog derstades. At Joseph
Smith, som afven blifvit d6md, bevilja-
des ny rattegang. Det tros nu; att
broderna Smith och, ,Kroming icke ha-
de nagon delaktighet i brottet. De
hade begifvit sig efter de verkliga rof-
Varne och utmArkt4 sig genom EFT haf-
tigt skjutande, delta togo de sYerkliga
brottslingarne till foregifvande att
yaltra skulden fran sig sjelfva pa dem.
Det har blifvit uppenbart att Kephart
icke var vid sitt rata vett, mar han
gjorde anklagelsen, utan att den var
ett hopkok af hans sjuka hjerna. Hvad
som bringat nytt jus dagen ar en- be-
kannelse af en- Andrew Strangland en-.
ligt hvilken Soren Strangland, en- Mel
son och Andrew Ralston skulle varit
skyldiga till valdsgerningarne.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-07-28
Wisconsin yheter.

Pension har beviljats Andrew Moberg
fran Amherst.
Hotelienz inh6stade en- god sk0rd
derigenom att 500 personer, som voro
pa vag fran Stevens Point till st. Paul,
hindrades genom en- utvaskning pa Wi
sconsin Central-banan den % dennes.
Andtligen faIlan. Julien Zuehlke,
som den 4 april 1896 nara Markeson,
Green Lake county, m6rdade Edward
Davis, har al detektiy Ferro fran Osh-
kosh andligen blifyit fangad Redwa-
ter, Montana.
Eft skyfall gjorde sondags stor ska
da. Mycken boskap omkom Tiffany
creek 2 mil vester ON Downing; jern-
yagen skadades pa manga stallen ge-
nom utvaskningar; hoet hela dalen ar
f0rstordt; mangen kunde med knapp
nod radda slit lif.
Pappersfabrik nedbrunnen. Badger
bolagets stora pappersfabrik Kau-
kauna blef sondags forstord af elds-
vada. Forluston uppgar till s25o,00o,
hvaraf omkring 100000 betackes ge-
nom brand dfdrsakrin Fabriken var
den storsta ] slit Stag northeastern.
Pa vag att bll rlk. Hans Amundson,
som for iva ar sedan reste till Alaska
och der lyckades inmuta icke mindre
an fyndighcter Klondy ke- trakten
ar nu pa god vag att bli millionar och
angrar ioke att han | La Crosse tog az
sked fran en- formanlig nstallning vid
elektriska belysningsve verket.
Fran West Superior. Gust sAnder-
son, West Superiors st0rste polisman,
han mater nemligen ickc mindre an
fot och 8 tum hold med On motsvaran-
de tjocklek, har besIutat sig f0r att
resa hem Till Sverige. Under senare
tiden har han latit sin valdiga figur
beskAdas EFT dino museum y mensa
.fck han en- Angtan att resa hem till
ga1la Sverige och visa mamma och
.pappa huru stor deras gosse bIifvit,
och kopte sig On biljett pa Allan lini-
ems angare Partisan, med hvillxon han
afseglar den "a augusti. Sdrskilda an
ordningar maste vidtagas pa angaren
for att pa ett VArdigt satt knnna fort.
skaffa den yaldige svensken till sin be
stammelse
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-07-28
conoern, % resa till sitt hem King:

Concern, pa resa till slit hem King
:ston.
Onsdagen den la dennes hade den af
skolstyrelsen for Observation-Disclosures ut
hyrande tillsatta komiten, bestaende
af pastorerna g. Rast fran RedWing
och Il. A. Johnston fran st. Paul SAINT
hr g. j. Swendsen fran st. James sitt
sammantrade, och ofyerlemnades mat
inrattningen for nasta skol&r at hr
Aron Benson fran Redwing. a5
En- gafya pa $50 skanktes helt nyli-
gen till skolans ndoWmentfon af EFT
guldbroll lopspar Dundee, Mimi. A
skolans yagnar ett hjertligt tack! Dy-
ika gafvor visa, att var skola slagit
djupa r0tter hos yart svenska folk, och
de aro for dem, som egna sig at och ar
beta for skolans basta. en- orsak till
rik uppmuntran
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-14
RabisrIi9 sab'4 metren SonismanH
nod benielben Ibenb fem 2oofbas.
Mit gulber nnb 9lei.

Sas S4redseIpenit bes SiiOens.
ber aefiir4tete yellow jack, bat
ii9 in peridiebenen StGbten am @olf
bon MericO seaeist unb in ben STAG
ten Miififiippi, @labama, 2ou:iana
unb Seras gu Der Gtdblirung fer ri>
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