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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02
WEATHER-CROP REPORT.

General Situation Serious for Want of
Rtin-Crops Affected in New England.
Clear to partly cloudy weather has
prevailed during the week ending May
20, with variable temperature. Average
number of clear days I, partly cloudy ?,
cloudy l.
The general situation is matter of
serious concern at the present time, and
unless relief comes soon from the prevail
ing drought. the season will be at the
best a partial failure. While the weather
is all that could be desired for planting,
it is extremely unfavorable for germina-
ton and growth. There is not enough
moisture for sprouting small seeds.
Nothing grows well, except maybe
garden truck. and in fact nearly every
crop is at a standstill awaiting a good,
soaking rain. Farmers are, with reason,
feeling rather depressed over the outlook
Ravages by the caterpillar continue to be
reported, locally.
The prospect for a good hay crop is
seriously affected by the protracted dry
spell. 1t will soon be too late for proper
growth of grass. and the opinion is adj
vanced that the crop can not now fully
recover even if future conditions should
be favorable. In portions of the North
where the drought has not an excellent
start, but such reports are not general.
From nearly every section comes the
request FOR rain. Pasturage is falling
rapidly, and stock is being fed from the
barn extensively.
Rye is heading in the South and the
general outlook for this grain continues
promising. Oats are not making as
much Roadway as could be desired, and
corn is in backward state. Consider
able corn has been planted during the
the week in the northern section, al
though many farmers are awaiting more
favorable weather. In the South the soil
is entirely too dry and cold for corn; it
is coming up unevenly, looks yellow,
and much replanting has become neces-
sary.
Correspondents are almost unanimous
in their reports concerning fruit, and it
is quite safe to predict that the apple
crop will be light. This is especially
true of the late varieties, while the early
kinds have fair prospect for a moderate
yield. All other fruits are generally in
excellent shape. In the North there is a
full bloom. In the South, cherries and
plums are setting freely, and an immense
bloom of the ounce fruit is reported. A
rather curious circumstance regarding
apples has developed locally in Rhode
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02

Island western Connecticut and portions
of the southern Massachusetts coast sec
tons. In those districts a'heavy bloom
has occurred, and, in direct contrast with
other localities, heavy yield of fruit is
expected. There is loud and general
complaint of the ravages of forest worms
in orchards.
Potato planting has continued in the
North. In the South first ,hoeing is in
progress, but the growth at present is
slow and not even. Onions and the
other small vegetables are probably in
better shape than most crops, although
growth is retarded.
In the Massachusetts tobacco belt
setting is well advanced. Watering Is
necessary and many plants are being re.
placed. In the principal tobacco region
of Connecticut. i. e., the Connecticut
River valley, a greater acreage than ever
is reported and about one-fourth of the
land is set. This is said to be earlier
than ever before. On the whole, thi:
crop is regarded generally as in favor
able condition at2present.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02
THE QUESTION OF EVOLUTION.

We are informed that the Rev. Mr..
Dickens stated in his sermon on Sunday
last that the scientists had established the
theory of evolution so that now there
were but few who did not accept it. 1t
has been wittily said by some author that
figures of speech were the pillars of the
church. However this may be, we rec
ognize that they are the pillars of sci
ence, and therefore would request Mr..
Dickens TO please inform the readers of
the REGISTER what he means by theory
of evolution; that is, what he under,
stands evolution to be.
In connection we would state that We
had this week quite extended converse.
ton with the Hon. f. j. Phelps upon
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02
THOMAS f. WELLS,

Thomas Wells, whose death was noted In
these columns last week, was born in Sandy
Hill, " Y, 60 years ago. In early life he re-
moved With his parents to illinois, and AT the
outbreak of the Civ il War he entered the 96rh
Illinois Infantry and served until mustered
out in lsf5, in the mean time having been
transferred to the Veteran Reserve corps.
He Went through many of the exciting cam.
pagns of the Western army during his SER
vice in the ranks
AT the close of the war he returned to sandy
Hill, " Y, and became the senior member of
the firm of Wells 4 Van Wormer. Later he
became a partner in the Iron and Brass
Works of the same town, and subsequently
organized the Sandy I'M Electric Light com
pany, dispOsing of his holdings in that com
pany in 1880, when he removed to Middlebury
to take up similar work with the Mlddlebury
Electric Light company.
He was an active member of the local Bap
fist church, being deacon at the time of his
death. He also was prominent member Of
Russell Post, G.. \. X.
In 1865, Mr.. Wells was married to Charlotte
\, Cornell of Sandy Hill, y. Y. To this union
We're born three sons, Clarence, Henry and
Theodore, and one daughter, sarah who,
with the widow, survive. Mr.. Wells also
leaves five brothers and two sisters-Theo.
dore, Chicago; John D., Dec Orah, Ia; Henry.
Ripon, Wis James, Chicago; W. W., Sandy
Hill. Sistels-Mrs. q. T. Gardner, Grand
Island, Neb.; Mrs. George Darrell Wau
conda, Ill.
The funeral in MiddlehuIy consisted Of a
short service at the home Rev. Mr.. Potter
coming from Hudson, y. y, to conduct the
same. the G. \. Il. attended the body 10 the
depot, from where it was taken by train to
Sandy mn. OF the funeral nj the latter place
the Glens Fails Morning star OF saturday
says in its Sandy Hin correspondence.
The funeral of Tn omas Wells was held yes.
terdaV afternoon II the Baptist church. The
Rev. Mr.. Potter of Hudson, assisted by the
Rev. +. K sawyer. Ofliciated. The esteem in
which the deceased was held was evmced by
the very large attendance. The mem ers Cf
Post Collin, of which he was a member, at
tended in body. Delegations from the
Sandy Hin Iron and Brass works, Friction
Pulley and Machine Works aud the Union
Bag and Paper Co. were in attendance. A
quartet composed of Belle sheriff. Miss
Mary Gilchrist, Edward White and f.. 5.
scales rendered "The Lord Is My shepherd"
and Crock of Ages" accompanied by Prof.
George Goodrich, organst. The service at
the grave was conducted under the G.. A. Il.
ritual. The bearers We're 5. II. Parks, Ed
ward Grant, F. VI. Van ormer, \. &. Gettcn.
James Kenyon and Daniel Patch. Interment
was made in the Union cemetery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02
OBITUARY..


Ellen Charlotte Correll was born in Treh.
ton, \. J May |. 1857. While but a child her
parents moved to Brooksville, VT where she
lived until her marriage, Dec 81, 1865, To
Henry Austin Smith, who passed on five year:
previous on Jan. I. 1894 For the two years
just past her suffrrings were patiently en-
dured and she came down to life's close with
an unfaltering trust In her Redeemer, enter
ing into life eternal on May IA, 1899. Three
children, Gel trude, Rena, and Harry, survive
her.
For several years she had been member
of the Middlebury Congregational church and
her pastor, Rev. A. W. Dickens, spoke fittin
words of comfort to a large number of rela
tives and friends, who gathered to sympa
thize with those most deeply bereaved Of q
devoted mother and affectorate sister.
Farewell, dear mother. We will not say
"Good night" but in some brighter cline
wen say "Good morning" Y.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1899.

The projected parade of the New York city
street cleaners in their white uniforms is
abandoned One oil the yellow pup news
papers declared that such a parade would be
degrading" to the men, the Knights of Labor
pitched in on the same line and finally the
powers that be announced that the thing was
given up. Next we shall have some other
similar force making a fuss because they
cannot parade, and the powers that be sitting
up nights to worry because some trades
union looks cross.eyed at them.-Rutland
Herald.
We fear the Herald has read its dis
patches with the same oblique optics. In
this case the trades unions were per-
forming their very highest functions.
The claim of the great army of street
cleaners was that they were required to
be on hand for parade drill an hour or
more earlier in the morning, for some
time before the parade, without extra
pay. and to go through unusual drill evolu-
tons which left every muscle stiff and
aching. Considering that the majority
of them live in the suburbs of Manhattan
at distances from their squad headquar-
tiers requiring much time to cover, and
that the parade was intended wholly for
the |glorifcation of the heads of the de-
partment, the objection of the men was
most emphatically just, and the action of
the unions proper and in line with their
duty toward members.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING IN every variety,
at the lowest prices consistent with good
work and quality of stock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02
No RIGHT TO HOLINESS

The woman who is lovely in face, form
and temper will always have friends, but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health If she is weak, sickly and
all run down, she will be nervous and
irritable. If she has constipation or kid
ney trouble, her impure blood will cause
pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. Electric Bitters
is the best medicine in the world to re-
gulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to
PrgEf ee pie Smooth yeyey ner rch
complexion. 1t will make a good-look-
ing, charming woman of run down
invalid. Only 30 cents at w. ii. Shell
don's Drug Store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02
All the clergymen of Brandon hay,
been sick this spring for several weeks.
STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO, :,

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of +. J. CHENEY 4
co doing business in the city of Toledo
County and state aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRIl
that cannotbe cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FIR ANk j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed I'm my
presence, this 9TH day of December A. ID. 1856
A.W. GLEASON.
J SEAL Notary PUbIic.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials,
free.
F.J. CHENEY x Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists I5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-06-02

Printers have troubles of their own.
About this time of year the health officer
is liable to come around and condemn
the office towel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
,ioIcomite %lberwiefen.

Die neuIi6 seerdnbete 8spier Yalep
Sblaud SO. tpurbe burb einsn 8efblub
in bnS Neuerbepnrtemsnt oufeenommen.
Ser Wapor ilnbiate Die grnennuna
BON R'p Charles 6. 8iffin als Srufee
Der Dffentliden 8iblictbef an.
Sn elmer 3uidrift oerIunst Or. s.
Ruoep Sl45, pelbe Don Der Staot au'
i~iidbsbalien putben. neil CT bic Dir
court 9Haiteruna nibt in Der beitimm'
ten Sriit fertie itslte an bas ~auitdnoise
Gomite uno ben StabtnnfpaIt pertpisisn.
Heue 8orlneen tpurben einsereibt fir
lie sinen peiteren psrmanenten Wann fir
bic Sranflin uno Neptuns Companion.
Sn oritter 2efuna pahtrten bic Ssr'
o%tbnunaen DAB $500 BON benz Salair
oes NRiitent @naineers aur 8esnbluna
Der psrmansnten Mdnnsr fir bic 9tpfal
unO Rap gus GOmpanien iibsriDieisn
peroen; fur einen 5eueralarm an Der
SIDE bon @ibion Strabe unb Brsseoit
auenue; aur Bflaferune bon GOiteQo
court, spi'tsn 8ins unb OIibe ; unb
oaB Der Strnben GommiRdr ermd6tist
psrbe, Ssiienpess uuf 3OItsn Der gi'
ssnibdmer bon @runbhdden su repnriren.
mo bieie iid peisern. = 8srtast bis sum
70. December.
RadirdeIi& fsi nod s%rtpdbnt, bnB se'
mdb zines an Z. Desbr. 1899 pafirten
BeibluHss Der Stn~bicontroIsur Elm 9sr'
,eibnib bon Nlbermdnnern einrei6te,
peIbe bic bon ibnen erbobsnen Strafen in
Die Stabtfnfe ober an ben MAYOR einbe'
soblt baden Sc iinb insssiammt $751;
as uno 60 tpurben fur beren Collection
s3ll bsrsdnet, ooer nabeSu 40 BroSsnt
bee 1otnlbsiraees. mas siemIi1 s%eiulssn
1T. Serr ROde finoiste bsnn aud an.
oub er bic anaeleeenbeit aenau prtfen
unb ipdter uusfIbrlider bardbsr ipreben
pIrbe. SO III in 8srbinouns nit oieier
Sobe ieeenfnls eitpas faul i'm Siaute
Ddnsmarf uno tpenn Rode es aufosdt.
sstIbrt ibm Danf bnfdr.
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Staotrath.

Common 9ounclL, 81. 0s,br.
Die Notwithstanding, pslde mar
nit aler SOFT innerbnIb Der fcitseisbten
SriIt burdsutreiben iuht, pu,be BON
Strnben unb Sriden @omite gdnitie elm,
bsridtet uno in eiitsr unb speiter 2eiune
pniiirt. obne bab cine Siimme oaesssn
feel. gu6 Der 8eibIuB bes Select
@ouneil pnHirte, tpeIber Elm Specialize
mite o SedS beitimmt, um bon bet
9adapanna @ompanie unb Der Scranton
Strabenbabn SO. in g~rfubruna su brin,
gen, psl6e Summen iie su benz Inter
nebmsn bsitraasn tpolen. Der SeIeci
council pirb beute Nbeno cine pertuats
SiBune buIten, um bic Wubreesl in sr'
tier unb speiter 2eiune su pufiren.
GrFte unO speite 2efune puRIrtsn fol.
ssnbe 8orlasen Sur Repurutur uni
Gnhreiden bes Gineaness ,ur Stabt,
bale; fir 2idter an Der @de BON Sin,
coin uno Bsttebone Strnben, gde @ar'
fisIb Npenue uno Gliiubetb Strabe, Sd,
Horo Wain unb guelib @penues. Sd,
Dorothy Strabe unb gueIib apenue, az
@pans court unb ems in Der ID. @aro ;
fir lie einsn tpeiteren p%ermanenien Manr
fir Die Century unb Cumberland ShIaut
Companion /; sur NipeQirune bon Cop,
Tor Npsnue, spiiden 8ine unO Olipe.
Ser semeinibdftIiben ReioIution
puroe bsissfimmt. petde 3uridbaIiunp
Der 9abluns fir bic l3sbnte Strabs Ni
psQirune reridat, bis bic 2obnaniprd4s
besIiden Iinb.
Reioluiionen pufirten. tpelde ". g.
@iIbool ermdbtieen. einen 8orrnibspn'
sen fur bus Seuerbepartement fir s675
,u bauen; unb baB Der StabtannaIi
inIiruirt tpirb. in Der S6abeneriabtlaee
Der GGu 8s[otp seeen Die Stabt ,u ap,
psQiren baRsIbe fol- in benz Rorid
Sale sssen bic Stubt eeidsbsn. troBbsm
9biaips nit 8ernunfterlnben bussssn
areumentirte.
Select council. 81. De,br.
Sine ReioIution pofitte. bnB Der
Stubif6rsibsr su Aneeboten fir bic eIsf'
lriI6e 8eleudtune Der Stabt auTorSers,
Die Rotten odrfen nibt hbbsr isin ME
isbt unb ale Nnsebote f6nnsn berpor'
fen tperbsn.
Trot Der tpoblteariinbetsn Giniprade
bon @bittsnben. bOb tein @sIb su oeren
9s,abIuns uorbanben iei, pnfiirte cine
8erorenung fir tusitere %permonente Wdn.
ner fur bic 2iberip unb Riaanrn Ssuers
@omponieen nit 10 sesen A Siimmsn
brittle asiuns.
Die Reiolution tpeasn beS Wnasns.
ben @iIbcol fur bas Seuerbepuriement
buuen Ica, tpnrb einem aus Gbittenben.
@asnsr unb We@ann bsftsbencsn Sps'
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Sum nenen Sabre.

9ie beurise S%abrespsnbe Bat i~niofsrn
cine bbbsre 8eDeutuns, tpell fe niti
leoisli1 ben MbidluB zines Sabres be'
Seidnet, ionbern ben 8e9lnn zines neuen
SabrbunoertS.
neberblidt man i'm Settle bic grrun'
senibaften pes gum 4bidlub sebsnoen
S"abrbuuberts unb iOleert man baraus
auf bic 6ortidritte in alien @ebieten, bic
i'm fommsnben pOrausii4tlib eemadt
tperben, 10 barf man fat nit Sl6erbeit
annebmsn, buB @rfinouneen eemndt unp
probleme aelDft peroen, bon oenen bic
leSise Generation faum cine Nbnune
baben fam.
Iud i'm 2ebsn Der 8blfer uno in Der
@rupplrune Der Ratipnalitdten tperben
iib iberrai6snoe Be6iel polsleben unb
es 1T gar nidt ausseidlphen, bub bus
tommenbe SabrbunDert bic unausbleib'
ltben Sample um bic Suprematie Der
eusliiben, eermanlfben uno flapiihen
Staten erleben tplrb. Wirb bod ihon
isSt Der 2ampf in Ifrifa tpeniser um
ole Diamant. unb @olofelOer isnes @on'
tinentss sefdbrt, oils am bic Setridaft
oss britiibsn ODER sermunii6en Stam'
mes eau pel6' Issterem bic SOadnoer
ssbbren), uno @nslauos Sdidial bort
tpirp BON sroBsm ginIuB auf feline flnf'
tise SteQune alS Wellmn9t iein. Sc
beoarf NUT zines serinefdei8sn QnftobeS.
uno 8ublano. Deutfdlano, Srantreid
uno ipnbrideinlib nod anbere 86lfeI
perbsn nit IN enStruoel blnsin ssSosen.
Wuroe 4 y. @n8lano, auf feline GENIAL
tise Diadt our See pertraueno. eesen
ben gIniprub Der unoeren @robmddte
periudsn. bic 9elasoa Bal su blodiren
uuo Den 9uren baourh ieoen 8erfsbr
mad benz Nuslanbe su periperren, 70
mare Der Stein beS 4ntobss bsreiis ees
funben uno bic Slotten Deutidlanos,
Sranfreids unb &ubIanbs ipuroen iit
o~erienieen o England en~tsesenitslen,
DEER eS tOnnte 8uBlanb, bic Obnmu6l
@nBIanos benubeub. ieineu trabiiionslen
BoritOb auf GonitantinopsI untsrnsbmen
uno oamit ben 0eItbrano enitaden.
Mn 3InpitOf in allen Gnbsn uno gdsn.
fo8ar In China uno Snoien. feblt &c
niht. w.
Wit Der Sreube aiebt Der Sdmsrs
Sraull6 burb bic 3etten.
Sdnere Siirme. piIbe Wete,
8anBe Sor9sn. frobe Sefte
Wunbeln iib sur Seiten.
limb mo cine 9brSne faGt,
BlIbt auf cine Stole.
Sd6n aemiidt, nod eb' mfrs bitten,
81 fir Ibronen uno fir Sitten
S6msrS uno 2uit i'm 2oOie.
@ar's ni6t 10 i'm alien Sabr?
Wlro'S i'm neuen enoen?
SonnSn puuen uuf uho nieber,
NoIten esb'n unO fommen %tpieoer,
limb tein @unib tpirb's tpenben.
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= 0d6Re @o9s t0nnen bic bisberi.
gen @ountp Gommifdrs iinsen: oDaub
/ benn. muB / benn gum @ourtbaus
'naus I"
- Serr aIfreb Sofiommer unb SRI.
2ouiie SObniOn purben seftern Nudmit.
tag i'm Sauie Der gltern Der Braut, 63S
IbumS gpenue, eetraut.
- 8. 6. Soon. Elm ~befannter 8eit'
unesmann, itarb an 9ienitae in Der
Danpile S%rrenanftatt, mo ct felt meb'
reren Monaten peilte, nadoem ibn elm
SdIasanfua seiiteS8etbrt semu6t bate ;
Soon mar IS Sabre alt unb piro beute
Ra6mittus i'm @aibburn Strabe Sriso'
bofe beeroigt.
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Shrhterli6e Sataftropbe in einem
S6uIbaus.

Wdbrenb Der Brobe fur bic Weib,
nadtSfeisrlibfeiten. bic in elmer Der 9lai,
fen BON st. SrnneiS. S&uIe in Aulncp,
ST., 5reita8 ~obeebaIten uurbe uno su
Ger ii6 IA feline Wao1en eineefunben
batten, perbrannten feds Der WGc6en,
pier trusen idredli6s 8ranonunoen oa.
bon unb aht peitere Ysrionen puroen
perlebt. Die 8inber battsn peri6iebene
@baratter barsuteaen, spsi bapon traten
als Sampen auf uno trueen tpeibs, Iei6te
8sDdnber, bic on elmer oifenen @as'
lamme 5euer finsen. SIN sinem Iusen.
btide ftunb Der eanse Sting Der Slslnen
in 6lammen. S6weftern Der S6ule ell.
ten sur Sllfe berbei unb erlitten eleit.
fuus idwere 8ranonunben. Bier Der
uueIddllden perbrannten nuf Der STEELE,
stpei itarben cine Stunoe ipdter uno iiinf
anbers Dor Mlttsrna6t. Sin babies Dub,
eno Iiesen msbr ooer tpeniser ibpsr Der.
leBt burnister. Die Sooten iino Deuti6e
uno Sinber beuiider gltern. Die 3ln.
Der tparen spii&en neun unb elf Slbren
alt.
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Sin ,SSeItuntersaus" ppr ~
Sabren.

@ie I'm Nopember 1899. 10 f6reibi
Elm Slatt aus 8eidenau, SadIen. 10
iollte aud I'M Sabre 1857 mad peri6ie.
oenen 9ropbeseiungen Der llnter9un9
Der 9Gelt beuoriteben. glu6 in Rei6enau
iaben 6ngItlide @emiitber benz Sage
nit Sousen entge9en. Gr fam, aber bo
er ii9 nit la6euosm Sonnenidein
einfiibrte uno tein @0ltden ii4 Sei9en
pOllte, fingen bic 2eute idon on au
Ip6tteln uno 8loiien su MAIDEN, ola
nit einem Male ettpas un9eDObnli9es
seidab. Sur6 bic 2uft sOs plOBli6 elm
ME geb6rter Son; es mar, als penn
sepaltige WaiiermaiIen iiber ii6 ent'
9e9entemmenoe 6elIen binDesraui9s
ten, es tlan9 nie oas Srauien zines
unbeimli6en 9enitterIiurmes, uno oas
,miI6en 9ellte es ME men$bli6e Silfes
rufe, aus9eltoBen in wilOeIier 8ersme'fs
lung. Die Seute eilten aus ben Sduiern
auf bic StraBe, itanben In 8ruppen
Suiammen nit aidfablen @eii6tern uno
aefalteten SGnoen. rSabt ebr'i9,"
I6rie cine Srau in unperfdli6tem 2aus
tiger Gialett. niie siebt bod Onner!"
Scenes ME 9ebOrte, unertldrli9e 8ea
rGui6 wuroe INNER befti9er, INNER
unbeilpertinoenber, uno bic ansit
nabm gu. YI6Bli6 fam elm Mann ges
iprun9en, i6pars i'm 9eiidt, in se'
f6nGrSten Sleioern. Wtan rief ibm Su:
.@u 9ie6t oenn eie Welt onner,
&oarl9"-.gbr bOmmen 2eut, nGrn
(n~irsenos) 9iebt ie Onner, NOR lOii'n
BLOB oann Sompf ob, e%rmioerte Garl,
Der Seuermunn bel Der Sirma S. 3.
9an9e IL. So. mar, bic 1857 ben erIien
SampiteiIel in 8ei6enau aufgefellt
bate uno am .@eltunter9ungstuge"
tuesen zines Deficits ben Sampf bur6
oas Si6erbeitspentil entitrOmen laiien
muBte. mas alleroings elm beilloIes Ge-
rGui9 peruria6te. Serubist sinsen bic
9uten 3ei6enauer nieoer in ibre Sdus
ier, biuter bic g8ebliiible, bic SObelz
tant, ben S6neioertiI6. 8uttlieb aber
ia9te gbenos, oils man mieoer bel eina
onoer iiano: 20 bOrte ii6 s%rOaoeiO 40,
ans alma bic 99alt pnner !"
Sn ieinen iingeren Sabren
sult S6nig Sstar BON S9weoen uls
Elmer Der b~egabtelten SenOrilien in
europa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
Oanfia0un0.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
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