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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-08
LOVELIEST IN THE WORLD.
but 1t Seems That He Was Referring
to Another Woman


know what 1 am talking about" re-
marked a member of Congress, when 1
say that Congressman has troubles of
MS own. It's fine thing TO be a states
nan and show up in the national parade
Oh greatness at the capital, but there's
good deal more to it than that And
one of the things that is hardes. to bear
Is what they say about us. Why lady
can't come up here and ask to see mem
Der that there aren't half dozen people
to wink and shake the head and a lot
n ore OF the same to make him wish all
the women We're in hades. OF course
there is some ground among US for re-
marks. just as there is among preachers
and doctors. and hod carriers and every
body else human, and l know woman
or two who find their chief delight in
trying to involve congressman and other
officials in any kind of a Irritation that
comes handy. They are pretty and per-
suasive. and before man knows what
he is about he is down in the Senate res
t&urant paying for lunch and listening
to some kind of tale of woe.
But they miss it now and then. and 1
am glad to note an instance which occur
rec only day or two ago. member
from northern state had been invited to
call at the lady's hotel the next day and
she had asked him to let her know if he
could come. He wrote saying among other
things: Tomorrow, madam, l hope to see
the loveliest woman in the whole world
Naturally she was pleased and told all
the people around the hotel about it. Tine
next day he did net appear. and the next
she saw him at the Capitol and asked
him what he meant by treating her so.
What did l do he asked innocently.
You said you We're coming to see me-
she said. blushirg at The remembrance of
his words.
L think not
Indeed, you did, she insisted You
said you would the loveliest woman
in the world and she blushed again.
oh, beg your pardon he said. smil-
ing, L meant my wife. She just arrived
yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-08

runs fings. Well, femme tell yer, folks dat
Is sho huff runnin' fngs is mos allus
hahd ter fin"
But yoh hyahs 'em maxim speeches an
sees EN- huslin' roun','' protested the boy.
oh kahn tell by dat You come long
wifi me-"
The old man led the way down the street
to a steam engine.
W ould yer have any objections to le.fin
de boy see how yoh kin ketch hol' er one
er Dem pieces o machinery whule while
ITS moVin' an foller ii roun' an roun' ~
the sage inquired
Ire engineer complied with the request,
and the old man called Jim's attention to
him, saying:
Sec how he keep dat wheel a-movin'c"
His han sutny do go fas'," was the
boys comment.
You'd imagine he was gwinter wah de
inslne out makln' it go so fas'"
We'll, he could lef go eff he wanted to
it?' i
80 1t could. sonny; so 1t could. An
oats whut minds me er de way dishere
Worl, would go right along de same. EFF some
er desc hyah folks dat makes so much
fuss an splurge wus ter lay off an take
a res
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x
Illusions.

sonny, said Uncle Eben, "whut does
you reckon you's gwinter do when you gifts
big"
"Oh. reckons Is gwinter be President
OF deseyere United States"
'Oh, you does, does yerr'
"Yassir. Deys said in school dat any boy
dat does is examples an minds de teacher
runs chance o bein' President er de
United States"
Oars allus pow'ful lot o. men a-hang-
in round waitin fob dat job remarked
the old man. meGitatively.
We'll, eff 1 can't git dat I'll take sump-
in else. l wouldn' mind bein' er king.
aw er emperor aw some er dem folks"
Oats yoh idee. is it? You wants ter be
one er desc hyah folks dat looks like he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-08
A NATURAL DEATH,
Characte ristic Close of a Checkerc,
Kentucky Career.

Characteristic Close of Checkercd
Kentucky Career.
They were telling stories with a wide
range of locality, and, perhaps. probability,
and the name of Col Tom Stuart as a ia
nous Kentucky story teller and man-around
the-state came up.
What ever became of the colonel2'' in
quired n statesman.
He went west and batted around there
for several years, and then came back to
Kentucky"
us he still 1iving?"
oh. no. Been dead twenty years.
Didn't die a natural death, did he?"
YES"
You don't say! 1 never would have
thought it,"
Yes. He got into a scrap over politics
and the other fellow shot him on the spot. -
The listener showed his surprise
Shot? he exclaimed. why. I thought
you said he died a natural death"
That's what did say"
Then how in thunder do"
Hold on! Interrupted the other man.
You seem to forget that we are talking
about Keatucky."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-08

Sympathy.


I'd like to give some pennies
An I'll do SO when I kin.
To save these here barbarians
From low-doWn ways an sin.
When i hear folks describe 'eH
The tear-drCDs fairly pours.
I'm sorry fur them heather
That lives On furrin shores.
When from my feet SO chilly
The patches starts to fall.
i think of them a-wanderin' round
Without no shoes at all
OF course their climates warmer
An leather amt much priced,
But they'd ought TO know that doin thou
Their shoes amt civilized.
While calm on the landlord
With feelin's of great doubt
L think about their ignorance
To live a-camDin' out.
They don't pay nothin' in advance
A hall room to engage.
That amt no way fur men tn live
In this Enlightened age.
And when the hunger gifts 'em
Somebody Climbs a tree
And passes round the cocoanu:s-
A lunch that's always free.
Them poor benighted loafers
viii sit and eat their fill
And not soul a-worryin
Anout the grocery bill.
They don't have no gunpowder
Nor lection fights nor jails.
Nor schemes fur maxim money
That breaks EN- when they FANS
Jes' think of them eKistin'
So ca mly out OF doors
I'm sorry fur them heather
That lives On furrin shores,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-08

when there amt any stakes in sight"
"Ah, but there Is something before you
worthy Of your best endeavors. Don't for
get that mankind is ever struggling toward
q higher level"
Eyes. People are getting mighty know
ing nowadays"
mot only are they improving In their
Intellectual perceptions, but they are at
tanning q higher mopal ideal. There ID No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-08

The mild-looking but earnest-spoken old
gentleman had been talking for some time
to a stranger who came up while he was
waiting to buy stamps at the post Office
Appearances would have suggested that
they were congenial spirits. The large
jewelry and conspicuously striped clothing
worn by the second conner We're in strong
contrast to the unobtrusive garb of his
newly-made friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-08

3 no use Talk
ing" [ h loudly
dressed man was
saying, times are
getting harder an
h a I'd er with me.
Can't gu e S s now
what the finish is go
ing to be-"
Don't worry about
the fut ure, my
friend" was the re-
ply" Work out your
own destiny"
"Of course. / al
ways believed in 60
ing ahead and play
ing out your hand.
But what's the use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-08
UnQuestionably True.

From the Chicago Post.
AFTER all, Croker wasn't very ill, was
hep"
"Of course not. Croker had no particular
reason to be. 1t was New York that ought
to have felt sick"
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-03
Leech Lake

is:a new and coming popular summer
lake resort in Minnesota. The lake is
the third largest in Minnesota. is sup
Piled with new and good hotels,
steam and row boats and the bass and
muscallonge fishing is unexcelled.
Walker, on the west side of the lake
is surrounded by other beautiful lakes
and the shores round about make
splendid camping spots. The North
ern Pacific in connection with the
Brainerd & Northern Minnesota Rail-
way reaches this new and glorious
region, so worthy the patronage of
Minneso tsns.
Send six cents for Wonderland '98
and Leech Lake pamphlet to Chas. S.
Fee, General Passenger agent. St.
Paul, Minn., and call for rates and
particulars upon any Northern Pacific
agent.
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-03
Married..
DUERST-AULTFATHER

ST-ACLTFATHER.
At the residence of the brides
parents in Austin township, Wednes-
day afternoon, July q, 1898, by Rev.
G. D. Belden, Adam Duerst and Miss
Laura c., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs:
D, Aultfather. Only Immediate rela-
tives were present. After the cere-
mony fine wedding dinner was
served. There were many nice pres
ents, one Of them being warranty
deed to a. quarter section of land 10
section II, Lyle township, from the
BRIDES parents: The groom came
here from Wisconsin and has lived in
this locality for several years and is
an industrious and upright, young
man. The bride was born and reared
on the old homestead in Austin and is
known and loved among large circle
of friends for her many amiable traits
of character. They will 90 to house
keeping at once in Lyle township and
we extend our most hearty congratu-
lations and wishes for much JOY and
prosperity. ...;: ~. a
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-03

&C. IA. Ramsdiil Of Adams toe
Civil service examination here last
week. ], ..s}..
&C, Il. Dawson went to Fessendea,
N. D., yesterday to svisit# his son
Charles. st = .1 :..s
Mrs. Charles Rensberger, and chill
dren Of ST: Cloud, are,,visiting srela.
tives here hi. A.@ ss1 ..,Ss; .s {. ss:.3: s
The L. A. to the o. r. C..;win
givesa social this evening at the home
Of Mrs. ". T.. Clay. WV. ..s$1 .t. !
Parker Kim ball, law student in
the State University, was down to
spend Sunday at home. u, 4, q D. ..5@. +.
E. A. Wheeler ands$ two
daughters returned Monday from their
outing at Clear Lake. =. "A: ~::.gg::gt4e@.ss41 ;,
The rain Of yesterday and last
night will be of great benefit TO corr. !.
potatoes, pastures and trees.
Mr.. and MrsJW. E.. Waldron went
| to Bismarck, N. D., yesterday to- visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ,Merrick. 49,. >.
The normal school diploma of
Miss Eunice e. Vaudeville has been
! endorsed as state professional certi-
hcate for five years. =. ~ !
Marriage licenses are issued ssstc
Unders Wigers Of Chicago and Ma
tilda Swenson of Austin and 20 Geo
Knuskern of DecOrah and Miss Emma
Hotson otLyle. ~.
Rev. F. E. Wheeler of St. Louis
the new pastor Of the Congregationa
church, assumes charge Of bis pastor
ate here this week and will+preacl
tfext Sunday. ~
The seventh annual meeting o
the S. NJ. Medical Association meet
at Rochester tomorrow. On the pro
gram we notice Post Partum Hem
orrhage," by Dr.. w. N. Kendrick 20
Austin: "Antitoxine in Diphtheria,
DR.. M. j. Hart of Leroy, and discus
sion on general medicine by DR.. A
.. Plummer of Racine.
Representative Tawney called OF
the President at Washington Jas
week in the interest of Charles
West of Austin who wants a commits
sion in the Quartermaster's depar,
ment of the army. Mr.. Tawney ret
commended him for the place som
time ago, but his application was cor
2 fused with that of another man Of th
same name from Minnesota. Th
president promised Tawney that h
= would probably give West the plac
, with relative rank Of captain.
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-03
Latest From Camp Thomas.

The paymasters are expected to get
in Wednesday and to begin their
work before noon. The pay rolls of
all the regiments are now complete
and there will be little delay in max
ing payments. The total to be paid
will be near 81, 5C0,000.
The Twelfth regiment has select led
a new place for camp on the Brother
ton road, where the ground lis. high,
and where there is less malaria., The
sick listin this regiments still very
high, though an improvement over
last week is noticeable. -; -
Major Arthur W. Wright is slowly
getting better and there are hopes of
his recovery. Charles Alberts is still
a. very sick boy, Clarence Woodard,
Don Robinson, Norm Sutherland and
Herb Hendricks are rapidly, on the
gain. Harvey Chaplin and Adolph
johnson are down with malaria; Roy
Atkinson and Frank Monty are also
sick. The. other boys who were sick
are on the mend. We shall all be
glad when we get up off this low ma.
larious ground to a more healthy loca'
tion. "'.. ..~ -" y
-.
.An order. was received at Camp
Thomas from the war department
! Monday permitting convalescents in
the hospitals to have each thirty days
leave and to be sent home at the ex
pense of the government upon the
recommendations of the surgeons In
charge. =.
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-03
Notice to Bank Customers,


Commencing with July ~, 1898 the
banks of this City will until further
notice, open for business at nine
O'Clock a. m. During the noon hour
from IL to o'clock the banks will be
locked and no business done. Will
open at p. NJ, and at four p. M.
the doors will be locked and no busi-
ness done after that hour. 1t may not
be generally known, but it is neverthe-
less true that it requires from one to
two hours of uninterrupted work to
finish the days busin ess after the
doors are locked.
I'VE very respectfully request all
having dealings with the banks or
their officers to please observe the
hours and conform to them.
Ctr1zENs NATIONAL BANK. AUSTIN.
AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK, AUSTIN.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, AUSTIN.
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-03
An Enterprislng Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than K. O. Wold
who spare 40 pains to secure the best
many customers. They now have the
valuable agency for Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for coDsnmptiOn, coughs
colds. This is the wonderful remedy
that is producing such furor all over
the country by It's many. startling
cures. It absolutely cures asthma,
bronchitis, hoarseness and all affec-
tions Of the throat, chest and lungs.
Call at above drug store and get, a
trial bottle free or q regular size for
50 cents and $1.0O. Guaranteed to
cure or price refunded.
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-03
10 Cure Cold in One Day.
, Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c
Order to Examine Accounts.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Mower-ss.
In Probate Court,
Special Term, July IL, 1898.
IN the matter of the estate of John X. Wilson,,
deceased: '
W. 0n reading and filing the petition of Emma
WILSON, executrix of the estate of John <.
wilson, deceased, representing among other
things, that she has fully administered said
estate, and praying that time and place be-
liked for examining and allowing the final
account OF her administration, and for the as
s1gnnent of the residue of said estate to the
1t is ordered, that said account be examined.
and petition heard by this court on
MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST.
A. D.. lS9S, at ten O'Clock a. M, at the pro-
bate office in the city of Austin in said county:
!, AND 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof
5e given to all persons interested by publishing
this order once in each week for three success.
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
MOWER COUNTY Transcript, a weekly news
paper printed and published at the city of Aus
of July, A. D., 1898. '
By the Court: S. S. WASHBURN.
tSeall 1871 Judge of Probate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-23
Bon 4eterSbura.

Sriebrid, ber iunse Sobn Der gbs.
leute @ufap 86tt6sr BON Union Str,
tpuroe am Oonnerhas i'm bieiieen Srieo.
bofe bserSist ; 9aRor RunDOIpb funsirte
beim Irausroienf.
= Ratbsrins, bic l6 Sabre nIis Sod.
ter Der gbeleute 2ubipie 8ernbart bon
Butler Strubs, itarb am 9onnerfas su
friber Uiorsenhunbe unb ipurbe am
Sumitas i'm bisiisen Srisbbofe bsiSsiest.
-Srau Sartmann bon gauI Sirabe
sob am Samiius 8ormittas Del auf ibr
8stt unb 3dnbete oafelbe an, iobab nur
prompteS @inereifen Der 9fahbarn Elm
sr0bersS Seuer berbinberte. gler3ts um.
tsriu@ten ipdtsr ben @eiitss3utanb Der
5rau unb fanben, oab iie irriinnis IN uno
tie iparo benz Siafbs Seim aberfiibrt.
- Srau 2ineoIn 8ies bon 9apIor
Gpenue. cine seb. 8uttermann, harb am
Samitas 8Ormittas na6 elmer msbrmo.
natli8sn 8runfbsit i'm aItsr bon 36
Sabren iie tpirb bon ibrem @aiten
uno sipei 2incern GberIebt. Die 8ssrb'
isuns fano am Wlontas gtadmittas bonn
Grauerbauie aus i'm bieiisen fatb. 5riso'
bofe ituit, tpobei 9farrer @briit bic
Irauerfeisr Ieitete.
- Daniel Stub bon 2ittls gnsIanb
tpuroe Dienftae Radmittae burd eins
Spreneuns bbS berIest. als bieie porse.
nommeu purbe, um einen 8runnen 3u
ienfen. gr idaute in bas Sod binub,
als bic Spreneuns erfoIete unb erbiell
our4 bic fIiesenben Steinhiids uni
@runb b6is 8erIssunsen am @sF6l
uno mon befdrdtet. baB ibm aud BIZ
Ssbfraft Der 4usen perIoren sebsn fam
sr pirb i'm 2adapanna SoipltaI bsban'
belt.
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Sunmpre.

- Ser TaseIbbner @eorse Sbanto
srbisIt am MOntas i'm go. 2 Yenn. Sob.
len So S6aht burh einen Sal bon
5eIssehein bic 3eben ssrorddt.
-9atrid 8ane bon Of Drintsr Str.
trus am Donneritae in ber Rap Nus
Dime burd einen SeIienfuq stpei sebro'
dene Rppen unc innsrIi6e 8erIssunsen
oapon.
= @m. SampiOn bon Sport Sia
ariif am Samitae feline 5rau nit einsm
8nIppsI an unb fdIue auf iie los, bic iis
blutsnb belinnunesIOs suiammen itiirsts /;
drstIiher Ssiftanb mubte fur bic Srau
esbolt ipereen.
- GbomlS @orcoran pom Wiabiion
4renue. oils 2dufer in Der Green Ribse
Mine ansefeat. tpurbe am Wiontae sins
Ditans bon Is SUB sei6leucert. babel
sinen sroBen Sdnitt am 8opfe, Der reds
ten SduIter unb Iinten Sano' erbaIteno.
-9 8. Wanlep erbieIt am Dienitae
einsn ismpordren @inbaItsbefsbl, Der am
ndbfen Nontas enbsdltis erleoiat iper'
ben ioa, um U. 8. unb s. W. Spence,
su perbinberu. unter ieinem Gissntbum
bic Stdbpfsiler su entfernen. ST bebaup
tst. Elm berartises 8Orssbsn tpiirbe Jpn
sroben Sdabsn sufiiBen.
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Bilfesbarre @ad,ridten.

-Srau 8eter aanbmsfsr. frtber bon
bier. itlrb petfIofene Wode in Summer
felb. BRADFORD @ountp, i'm aIter bon ~
Sabrsn.
- @barIes Saprss bon Netpton in
am Donneritas 8ormlttae in bem Smith
Sbadt bur6 einen Dedenfaa su elmer
uniormIi6en Maiie seroradt iporoen.
- Der frlbere @ebdIisseri6ii6reibsr
U. S. 2pn6 itarb am Samitas Roreen
in ieinsr Mobnuns Su 9Ipmoutb an Der
Baralpie. na4bem er einen speiten In'
faa betommen bate.
= Muf bic 9tnfIaes in ben 9otrdum'
lidfeiten eine Wirtbidaft su balten,
purbe poitmeiiter Opsn SOuanb bon Sn.
terman fur iein @ridsinsn Dor bsm Ser.
Siaaten Diitrift @eritt in scranton un.
ter $500 8drsi&aft sefeat.
- 9ie @sridtsbsrbanbIuns seesn
Sames R. @rinsr bon Durpea, ber I'M
lsbien Otiober feline Stisftodter srmors
bette, bssann am Dienfas 9tadmittas
Dor Ri6ter Boobparb. @riner ertIdrie
nub 8erIefuns Der IntIass iid m6t
i4uIoi8.
- Bolisiit SusbeS tpurbe am Cams
tag, alS er auf 8opmanns Sia ben
goparb Suaipan arretirsn tpollte, bon
einem unbsfonnten eelteinist uno an Der
redten Sanb uerlebt, nabm aber troboem
Suliban nit unb bieier mubte $50 uno
&oten bls9en.
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Dttt8tpu.

= Sem Pbilip Noprof nurbe am
Disntas but6 bic sufaaiee @ntluouns
elmer Sllnte elm Ibeil bes rsbten Irmes
ab8sblaien.
- Sn ber biefisen beutiden fatb.
&irde iino am Dienfas 5rant Seslp unb
6rl. Warsaret 4nore burd Pfarrsr
9rebI su einem gbepear einseie8net ipor'
ben.
- Martin Gontpap fisI am Sreitas
tei benz nsuen 8loHer 25 SUB ben Sabr'
tubl Shadt binab, babel einen boppeIs
ten 4rmbru6 unb bbie Sdrammen uno
S1nitte erbalteno. bod neroen feline
8erlssunSen ais unssfdbrIi8 era&tst.
- Gin aItss @sbdubs an @sntsr
Sirabe in Suebsstopn, BEN Soiepb
Similsr seb6reno uno bon elmer furbisen
5amilie bspobnt, tpurbe am Uiontas
4bsnb burd Seuer serlibrt ; 9iemunO
mar sur 3eit bss 8ranbes bubeim.
Ser Ositerrei&sr SObn &O,iusat
BON Port @rlffiib itarb am Dienitas in
isinem 8ofbauie an 8srlebuneeu, bic er
bur6 einen Sal BON einem Straben.
babnpaeen am 9lbenb supor erbalten
bate. @r mar auf Der 8ddtsbr BON Der
Sunction. mo er ii6 Elm Billet sur &it'
fabrt not oem Ssimatbslanoe 8efauft
bate, aIs lid Der rlnfua ereisnete.
= Ser IebIoie 25rpsr sines Munnss,
bsm aus elmer srOBsn 8unce an Der
rebten Ssite 8lut iiderte, tpuroe am
MOntae su iriber Diorsenitunbs our6
lbomos Uiit6ea. Bddter bes Sernipooo
BREEDERS. nabe bisiem aufsefunoen.
Ssrrp Souiton bon slbOea erfunnts
ben Tooten fpdter alS isinen 8ruoer
Sobn, ben er felt mebreren Monatsn nIdt
seiebsn battle. Die llmhdnoe beutsn
auf einen Woro, benn Souhon bate cine
tIaffenbe Wunbe in ber 8ruit uno Der
3beil elmer Slinte tpurbe neben ibm lies
ssnb aufsefunben. Ser ais Coroner
funsirenOe S. W. @puns berief 8eibtpO'
rene, bic naberss iibsr ben Sad ersriin'
ben iperoen uno mittlerpeiIe beriudt bic
polisei, Der ansebli&sn 2bdter babbait
su tperben. DaS Iooten 8ruoer Patrld
wurbe seaern aIs Der mutbmubIide
Dlbrbsr ein8eterfert.
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6pbe Harfer Ncttsen.

= Safob Ban Waur bon BbiIabeI.
pbia unb SRI. 9lmp s. Sotpea bon Baib.
burn Strabe iinb seitern 9lbenb sum
Dunb flr's Seben einseiesnet iporbsn.
- @m, 8bpmer. Elm an Sab SsOe
Bari apenue tpobnenber iunser Wann,
flel am Sonntas su 8ittston iiber cine
Wauer uno trus einen boppeIten 8rud
oes re4ten 8eines unterbalb benz 8nie
oauon.
= Ssrr unb Srau Senrb SCHUBERT
bon Reunter Strass. baben @lnIabunssn
erlahen fur bic 8ermdbluns ibrer SoH'
ter, SRI. gliiabetb nit Serrn 9bomas S.
Sabiae. bic am Ibenb bss 80. SUM- in
ibrer Wobnuns itattinbet.
- Ser l3 Sabre aIte 8prcn @aitins
1T am Sreitas 4benb burd einen Stein
aus ben Sdnben bes 1bomas @attins
am re6ten 4uee perIebt iporben unb bic
DlDgli6feit 1T borbanbsn, bab e bic
Sebfraft bes 4uses perlisrt.
-GbarIss Oterborfer bon glorb Spbe
pari Aoenue erbielt am Sonntag bon
einem 8ferbe einen Gritt am redten
gsin, oberbalb ber 8nieidsibe, pobei
elmer bsr &noden seripliitsrt tpurbe bic
Ssrlebuns 1T cine duberit i6mer3baits.
= Sc il elm SsbIer tpsnn man sIaubt
&beumaiismuS iei eine Solee faIten
WetterS. Wenn baS Bstter rett beiB
ii, fino bic rbeumatii9sn Sdmeren
bdufis an idlimmhen. Ob Sommsr
ooer gSinter, Srdbline obsr Serbf, St.
Satobs Del beilt INNER.
= Sohanna Serbinanbo erIansts am
Dlonta8 8esen Strabenfommifdr Dunn.
ing uno bic Staot einen tsmpordrsn Gin.
baltsbsfebl, neil bieie iie perbinbern
pollen, elm Saus on NeaIis' Gourt, in
osr IA. 8arb, fertis su itsaen. bas tbsil'
tpeife erridtet III. Dle ftdbtif6en Beam,
ten 8lauben, bab bas @ebduoe auf sinsm
Ibeil Der Strube fsbt. gm SamHus
ioa bic AnseIsssnbeit arsumentirt iper.
ben.
= Cine Sts6aifaire ereisnete f6
Oienita8 3u friiber Worsenfunoe in Der
8asner'i4en @irtbidaft an Sampton
Strabe, bel ber 5ranf 8saett bon @pnon
StraBe cine Stidpunbe nube berSdultsr
srblslt, bic eiebO& nidissfdbrIid 1T. 8sQsit
ipuros ,ur 8eit in einen Streit nit Sobn
gSa8ner, IT,, pertpidelt. iporauf blsier
bic SGlfe ieines 8aters. Sobn Raumann
uno Wiaiam Soldier anrisf. I'm 2sqstt
an bic Suft su iesen. SIN bem foIssnosn
9ano8emense tpuroe er raub bebunbsll
uno erbieIt bic Sfidpunbe, tpis sr bs'
bauptet, bur4 Sobn 9laumann. 9is
bier Insreifer bes Diannes tpurbsn ipd.
ter arretlrt unb feQten fdr ibr gsri9tli'
dsS Gri4sinsn is $500 8drsi6afi.
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0pn Der Snbfeite.

SatOb 8. GbriitopbeI bon Rsminston
apenue unb SRI. asnes Biqiams BON
9ioro Sumner Nbenue tpuroen aeiiern
Ibeno sbeli1 pertunben.
asna. bic lOidbrise Go6tsr ber Gbe.
leute Ieroinanb BenbeI bon Sab Srp,
ing apsnue farb am Dienitas unb ipirt
morseu beerbist.
@ebr. Dunn fudten ssitsrn um einen
2p pan8sbefsbl nab. um ben itdbtiidsn
@ontrolleur 8obinion su stpinsen. ben
Sontrutt fur ben oiesieltisen ab,ussta.
mol Su untersei6nen; am Samhaa Iol
bic Sa9e uerbbrt tperbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-23
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