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The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
COMMERCIAL ORCHARDS.
Nh~reyer They Are Conducted ON
Businexs Principles They Are
Paying Inyestment.

There are two causes that probably
more than all other things have made
apple growing in different localities
seem improbable. One is tine failure
to grow a sufficiently large acreage to
sell to the best advantage. To give
the shipper profit apples must be
handled in large quantities-not less
than carloads, and several carloads
make it still better.
Buyers will go into any locality
where severai carloads can be pur-
chased and will pay fair prices for
good fruit. A little investigation will
usually show that where prices are
very low either the quantity was such
that carload could not be secured or
there was such large number of va
rieties as to spoil the sale. Here is
where many have made mistake.
They have planted sufficient acreage
to supply sufficient quantity, but at
the same time planted such large
number of varieties as to spoil the
sale.
AS in other lines of farming and fruit
growing we are learning by expert
ence, and it is proposed now to form
fruit-growing associations. In given
locality number of farmers form an
organization and agree to plant SO
many acres each so that in the aggre-
gate several hundred acres of not
more than three or four varieties will
be planted. A very considerable saw
ing can in this way be made in pur-
chasing the trees, and by meeting and
giving their experiences the better
plan of setting out, cultivating, and
caring for can be ascertained.
When the trees come into bearing
they can be sold to much better adj
vantage in every way, while by dis
tributing the crop among consider
able number of farmers the risk of
serious loss is reduced to a minimum.
Where this plan has been tried good
profits have peen realized. One man
in a locality growing a few acres and
especially of mixed varieties could not
under present conditions make large
profit unless the circumstances were
unusually favora ble.-N. j. Shepherd,
in Farmers Voice.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
CLEVER ARRANGEMENT.
How q Country Mason COnstructed
an Effective Fireplace at
Merely Nominal Expense.

This simple and inexpensive but ef-
fective fireplace was built by coun-
try mason out of common brick, those
making the arch being knocked out to
point before placing them in position.
The projections on either side serve
as seats when the fireplace is used by
placing cushions upon them, or they
hold tall jars of flowers in the summer.
The upper part of the chimney, which
shows in the room of the ceiling, is con-
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
HANDY WATERING TANK.
An Arrangement for Barnyard sr
Roadside which Has Several Inn
portant Advantages.

The illustrtaion explains a conve-
nient way of arranging water tank
either for the barnyard or roadside,
which has advantages over the ordi-
nary trough. Iron-hooped barrels, not
too large size, are sawed in two at the
middle, and set on broad plank. A
2x4 scantling is notched to fit outside
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
INEXPENSIVE FIREPLACE.

ical in form, with three-sided projec-
tel, which extends around it. The
bricks were first painted an artistic
sage green with common paint, and
afterward finished with the same color
in enamel, while the wooden mantel
was stained the same shade OF green
N, Y, Tribune.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18

In the home is found the strength of
nation. If all is well in the home
all is well in the community. If we
find in our homes that the marriage
bond is lightly considered, there is a
hidden spring of evil which cannot
fail to undermine society.-Rev. P. C.
Yorke.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
Failure.

To come short is to go part way and
fail. 1t IL implied that the failure is
On our own part. "Let us, therefore,
fear lest promise being left US of en-
tering into His rest, any of you should
come short of ft."-United Presby-
terian.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
InviHcibIe.

Let US serve our King as Soiomon's
officers served theirs, "every man ac-
cording to his charge" y Whom
the LORD appoints He anoints, and
.God+prepared man is invincible.-Thos.
Spurgeon.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18

An eastern newspaper has estimated
that during the last year New York has
drained Chicago alone Of men and cor
psrations representing $aoo, o,Ooo. 900.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18

and other fruit from low trees.
When placed upon the ground be-
meath the tree, the picker can move
round from one side to the other
without moving the ladder. The steps
may be made much wider than indi-
Gated, if this is desirable. The upper
step serves as a convenient shelf for
the basket into which the fruit il
placed.--Orange Judd Farmer.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
How to xee, Tin. nr.~.,.

When tins are hard to wash. where
food has burned on, like baked fish or
oatmeal, put the dish on the stove, flled
with cold water and a half-teaspoonfu
Of baking powder, and let it boil, and
your dish will wash readily and the
odor Of fish will be gone.
The War Against Bacteria,
1t is reported from Vienna that
one of the scientists there has dis
covered that all the bacteria in milk
may be easily killed by means of
electricity, and a very moderate cur
rent at that. It is declared that tbx
treatment is simple This is of i'm
mense value to the human race. II
true. 1t means that milk can be
sterilized without the application Of
heat. 1t would not only place in the
hands of dairymen the means Of
making better butter, but it would
make the pasteurization of the pri-
vate milk supply popular, thereby de-
creasing all the diseases whose germs
are carried in the milk.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
Why Every Citizen and Taxpayer
Should Be Interested d in the Good
Roads Movement.

Mar dodge, director of the Office
OF rod inquiry, department of agri-
culture, stated to the industrial COM
mission that road building had be-
come matter of great public inter
est and there was a general demand
for good roads. His suggestion was
that good roads should be built and
the expense divided equally between
the government, the state and the
towns benefited by such improvement.
Mr.. Dodge gave the results of expert
ments which were tried in Maryland,
estimating the cost of hauling loads
in short hauls by animal power at
26 cents per ton per mile. He claimed
that system of good roads in the
country would do away with many of
the inequalities under which farm
ers now labor. He had learned bv
investigation that where governments
had large number of men to take
care of, whether convicts or standing
armies, their services had been util-
lied for the construction of good
roads. He instanced the roads of
Rome, which were built by slaves,
and the Siberian roads, which had
been constructed by Russian soldiers.
Mr.. Dodge gave it as his opinion that
there are two measures which would
assist to bring about improvements in
good roads to an extent where the
public is sufficiently benefted-the re-
duction of the cost of material and
the utilization of labor that could not
be otherwise employed.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18

Tne chicago police report that the
practice of hiring out as domestic serv.
ants for few days SO as to learn the
clay of the crib" has become prevalent
among a certain class Of thieves in that
city.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18

A university for the study of the arts
and sciences is to be founded at Con-
antinople by order of the sultan.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
One of Chimes super.t,t,o,.

Black dogs and black cats are the
favorites in China in the line of food.
because when eaten in midsummer they
will insure health and strength.
The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-18
ORCHARD STEPLADDER.
Handy Thing to Have Around When
Gathering Apples or Other
Fruit from Low Trees.

The ladder shown in the accompa-
nying illustration will be found con-
venient when gathering apples, pears
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
tSeriAtIide6.

Better WaIib bon 9ricsburs, Der bea
unssiesliten 8srfaufs bon @eudnisn
iduIbis befunben tpuroe, bat $500 Strafs
unb aoiten iu besabIen unb brei Wonats
i'm 9efdnsnib abSufsen. @m. 8uu'
mann, Der ii6 bsS tbotIi9sn Nnsriifs
uuf ben BERT. SObn &nierism i6ulble
betannte, ipuroe su 6 Dfonuten @sfdns.
niBbaft perurtbeilt. Sobn 8siup bon
pne Sroof, Der cine lunae Srau su See
banon perfiibrie, purbe su 8 WtOnatsn
@sfdnenlb psrurtbeilt.
Soleenbe, bic uuf NnfIase Der Wen's
Union tpeesn unseisbIidem 8etfauf bon
8etrdnfen arretirt unb lests9Bobs iGuI'
big befunben purben, srbisIien am Sam.
flag ibr urtbeil. tpie foIst: s. s. Dlan'
gan. $500 Strafe uno 8Oittn, 8 Wonais
i'm 8efdnenib; 9eno 2Opatnper, $500
Sirafe unb 6 NOnate @sfdngnib; Sobn
Gauanuueb, $500 Strafs uno Sofsn, 6
Dlonate @sfdnenib; Benjamin NrnopiS,
$500 Strafs uno 3 Monats @efansnib /;
aOum @abnsr, $500 Strafs unb 8 Wlo'
nate i'm @sfdnsnib; SObn Rainss, Sobn
@Iari uno Wurp Utaitsrtpn perbsn ipa.
ter perurtbeilt.
Better @bipreano, bsr ii9 bss 1Obt.
i6lass BON gusuit @atanoia iduIoie
befannte, bat 8 Sabre BEL barter 4rbsit
i'm 6ftIi&en 3udtbaus absuiiben. Der
6arbiee 8. y. Datpion unb bic @sibe
Nelie SdTeS, bic oaS Wbite 9auie als
unorbsntIi6ss Saus betrieben. mlhsn is
500 Strafs be3oblen uno l Sabr i'm
@sfdnenis usrIeben. 9apio 9. Dapls
bon Dicolic. Der ieinen Radbar RObsri
4aen bel einem 3dunitrsit i6oB, bat
5abr 9sfdnenib ubsuiisen. Souis Ro.
lar bat tpe8en Der perbre6eriiben Ser,
punouns bes 1bomas SSpns 6 WOnats
abSuiiBsn unr $50 Sttafe su bssubIsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
HrmeHs Bebprbe.

DaS 6inuns @Omite bieier 86rpstidail
i6lus in Der 8sriammIuns am Sreitap
DOr. oab bic Stsuerbebuns fiig 1900 aui
st Wiias am Dollar fstssisbt perbs
uno 10 tpurbe es aud beihlofen. Die
Steuerihdbuns beS Diitrifls fur Scran.
ton unb Dunmore betrdst S24, 1864. $40,
tpelde Summe eine Steuer BON S78, :
523.22 ersebsn pirb, nit anosrsn Gin.
nabmen insseiammt sl49, ,235 90 mad.
enb. Die 4uslasen fir 1900 psrben
auf s99. 500 peruni6last. iobaB elm lie.
beriduB BON SO. .735 90 erfoleen tpiro.
Do iebo& einNnbau; sum Dsrtbs pOns4O, 5
900 Ober mebr nDtbls 1T, um ben srinnis
gen ri8tiBe 8ebanoIune aneebeiben ;u Iai.
fen, 10 tpirO am gnbe bss 5isfaIiabrees
tpenls Ober gar nl8t8 iibris bIeibsn.
Dlsbrere @siu&e UNI nnterRdbuns
tpurbsn tpie INNER srIsbist. Or. paIne
mics barauf bin, oaB ii6 eins 4nsabl
ainber i'm Seim bsfinben, bic enttpeeer
ber Seimatb Der SreunbIOisn ober bem
st. Batrids @aifenbeim iiberpielen
perben iollten; nab 8erIsiuns elmer
AnsabI 8eanunsen, beren 9sSabIune
anssOrbnet purbe. funb 8ertusuns itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
Wprb Scrautou.

= @biparb Sinneaan. uIs Treiter in
ber 2esse.tS greei Wine anesitellt, &c.
rietb am Rontas bsim auseleiten nit
einem SuBe unter bic Rdber zines Rarrsn
unb oerieIbe tpurbs b6s ssrbrddt.
- George Noon bon GIarf Strabe
mubte am 9ienRas in grmanseIuns bon
$500 8drsidaft ms @efdnsnis man.
bern; Sobn @onbers bate Jpn bes
bDspiaisen nnfuss anssi!ast.
- Gbam Stannett bon @apouie abe.
trus am Sreitas in Der Wanbile Wiine
bur& einen Dedenfaq einen complisirtsn
Sddbelbrud bapon uno man mubte Jpn
3ur 8sbunoIune na4 bsm 2adaipannu
Soipital nebmen.
-Samss S'9rien bon bieiem Stabt.
tbeiIe, Der ben giienbabnanseReaten i'm
gapuaa Sofe 6urd faIide SisnaIe bna
2sben iauer madts unb au6 Stsine mad
oenielben mari, tpuroe am Dienitas I'd,
isin seridtIi6sS @ridsinen unter 81 .00O
Sir8iduft seifeat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
@ie TIT bieS !!

@ir bittn sinbunbtrt Dollars 9tlpbnune
fir jthen 6aq BON aatarrb, Der ni&t pur& Gin.
usbmsn BON Saa's aatarrb'StuT asbsilt ptrbsr
fanu.
8. 8. Gbsntp & 6 o., Gistntb., 5olss, .
Wir, bic llnte,sidnsisn, babrn 8. 8. Gbsnsy
felt ben IsBtru is Sabrtu ssfanut unp baltsr
ibn fir pcafcmmsn sbrsnbaft in alien Sc
ftGftspsrbanoluue unp fuan3isa bsfdbist, allt
ppu isinn 5irmu sinsssanssutn 8srbinpli8fsi-
ten su srfillsu.
NE 4 & 5ruar, GrObbanttIs. Drpsuifsn
2clfhc, 8.
@aIbiug, 8iuuau&R Rarpiu, @rpB,
banbsIs-D Drpsuihsn, SpItbp, ..
Sal's aatarrb aur pirb inntrli6 stnUmmsr
unb pirft birsft auf sas Slut unb bic ihItimi
gen Sbfrfldhen be Splftms. I3suanilTs frs
prfaubt. prsis rs Gents fir bic 8laI6s. gsr'
fault pen alien Apptbsftrn.
Saa's 8amilisn piasn IHb bic bsifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
Bon ameifen aefrefTen.

Samss BiIion, elm umsrifanii6er BRO,
ipeetor, perliebte iib i'm Staate Sinalou,
N'r.. in eine bdbi6e iunse Rasi.Sn.
olnnerin une peranlaBte iie. in iein 9as
ger su tommen. Sic that es mebrers
Diale uno blieb einmnI iiber Ra6t. qIs
ibr Batter am unOeren YiOrsen bsabssen
sOrnie tputbe, eriIdrte iis, baB @iliOn iis
nit SsipaIt su ii6 esbOIt babe. Sine
POhe tpures nab NlIiou ausseianbt. 81
puree enttIsioet unb uuf einsn Amsiisn.
basel fsitaspflOdt unb sebunoen. Die
4melien bsSedten ibn bulo unb frubsn
oas 5leii4 bon ieinen 8nobsn. liner
ben srobtsn GuaIen sub sr isinsn @s,it
auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21

bait fef an ieinem 8oIoe unb sibt 9a.
pIsr8elb aus. Der ssmiinsts @oIebor.
rntb Der Surenresierune III erit6pft
unb bic Seamten bsSnblsn isbt nit un.
9smiin,ien @olbi6eiben.
Sen. Stumble bette am 10. Stunt Bel
ISldsburs Elm beftiaes Sdarmdbel su be-
iteben. Die 8uren tpuren aneriffspeiie
Ger ganSen 6idsbure' Senefnqinis entIana
pOreesan8en uno bsbrobten Sidsburg.
Die briiiiben 8otpofen sosen Ii6 in bas
3crf 3urld, ibIiesli6 ubsr purben bic
9uren bod uiecer suiidsspolfsn. 9ie
Sriten baiten fiinf Yetipunbeie. 9rdIi.
bent Stspn 1T in llitfap. Seiner See
eenwart ipiro bic unsepbbnIi1s 9bdtiss
felt Der Buren ;useIbrisben.
Sine Depei&e aus 2orsn,o Waraue,,
onilrt BON 5reitas, iust, baB bic 8uren
8orbereitunsen treffsn, fi6 bur9 ben
0lftritt 2poenburs in bic Region bon
9Outpansburs, bic on Rbobefa unb @as
aalanO srenst. sutddsusie ben, ipsnn iis
lt4 ouiu eeiipuugen ieben.
Nsueren 8eri6tsn sufpIes ioq isbt
Ssrr Stspn Der gr6ffnuns bon s risbens.
untelbanolunBen i'm Wsse FEB en-, bic
Prdiioent ardser furs na6 bsm Ginsuee
Der Briten in 9retoria su er5ifnsn borses
fblaBen bate. 1sbsr bic @eri6te bon
Observation-Disclosures bat nihts ipis,
Der perlautet, aber eS III befannt, baB
Serr Srdeer fur ben Srisbsn unter faft
isoer Sebin8uns 1T. es absr psrf5nli9
ni6t liebt, bic SnItiutipe ;u srersifsn,
mas eine beblnsunssIoie llsbereabe sur
6olee babsn tpiroe.
Sen. Butler tpirb es niHi m5eliG
ietn, Deitsr porsuriden, bepor CT nidt
tpeltsre gropiantpOrrdtbs srbdIt. Sc
tpirb trubri6einlib tparten, bis Der Guns
mel aeidubert 1T. Snsnii&sn iperbsn bic
britlf6en SOlbatsn bon ben Burenfrauen
nit Wiil9, gisrn, 8rob unb Slbnern
seeen quite 8esabIuns tpObI psriorst.
@lner Ospeide aus 8apfabt jufoIee
1T. tpie bort beri4tet pirb, osr @siun6s
belssuitanb bes Brdiosntsn arlser ni&t
Der bette.
2ebte 9tu6ri&ten.
General Sunter fol- obns Oppoiition
Sruserscorp einesnommen babsn, pdbr.
eno General Wetbuen sshsrn bel DELL.
bron bic ibm sessnabsr ltsbsnbsn 8ursn
in bic 6Iu&t sei6Iaaen babsn ioq. Am
IA. SUM- entains Sen. ait&ener fnapp ber
Ssfaneennubme ieitens Der 8uren, als
OIsie einen 8eparutursue unsriifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21

Kramer iaBen, oaB es duBerit probeIma'
tiid) iei, oh bic 8uren ibre angebli6,
4biibt ausfiibren uno iib nu6 ben 2p'
oenbur9er Slseln suriidSisben tpiroen
Dieie 2eute iino ansunebmen senelet, bnf
onb bic Suren iib 10 lanse pie m6Blit
on ben Suupibubnlinien buIten unb oann
ii9 entmsber ibereeben Coer auf bns Ds
8aap Gbal ;uliidfallsn ipsrbsn. Snoffi.
ciea piro aus WadaoOborp 9smelbet,
onb bic briidden Gruppen in Der Rdbe
BON NiibOIeburs itsbsu. Bon ielisn Der
Suren tprb bic Ssrfanuns Der felnoli'
aen Iruppen, bic na6 Sobannesburs
uno pretOrla por8eorunsen iinb, als
miisrabeI ssitilosrt. Sic Hagen be.
ftdnbis dber 9labrunssmanssI. Webs
rere briiii9e Splbnten irllen in ben
5traben BON 9rstoriu an grit6pfuns
unO gntbebrunsen ssitOrbsn isin. Den
2anofruben sntluns lissen @ubaper bon
Pferoen uno WauleieIn unO bic lsbenbsn
Ibiers iino faum i'm Stanbe. lbre 2aften
Su traeen."
Sin Bulletin aus Nadababorp iast (:
5ln;sbn Offieisre unb 500 briiiide SOIs
batsn, @sfanssne, iino in StanberlOn,
5rsiitaat, eineetrOfsn unb fir Roolt @ss
ba6t bsitimmt. gBdbrsnb Der Isbten
Gage tpurben bel Pretoria 80 8urebers
eet6ptet unb pettpunbet: .,Ssrr Sispn
bat ,nfOIss Der 8ObertS'.iden PrOeIama.
tion. ourt bic er ben 5rsIitaat nnneetiIi,
eine 9essnprOelamatiOn srIaiien, in ber
er ertldrt, bab Der 6reiitaal. unabbdnss
is III, uno bic 4utOritdt bon @robbrita'
MEN nl4t anertennt.
Obert . bsns PopsIl in
Yretoria.
Die sinsiss nsus bonn arisssamte
Rontas Ra6t smpfansens NatrIbt lit
bic WsIpuns bon 2oro Roberis, baB
Oberlt Baben. Bopsu 9ROntas Na1mit.
tag in grstoria siusetroffsn 1T. Die
Situation auf bem sansen 8riessibeater
ipirb our& cine poaitinciee lntbdtistsit
isitsns Der Britsn uno 8ursn 6araiteri.
firt. Der 6elbmari8aa plant tpie bets
mutbet miro, eine erObe 8epeauns in
Der 6orm zines umfuhsnben slnsrlffs auf
bic eonesntrirten Sruppsn bss Sslnbes,
ber fi9 in bns nOlbDftIi6s Granspaal
suritssbt. Sen. Silparbs Nnfunft in
l8atteritrpom eiebt BEN Sslbmari6aIl
Elm nsuss @lieo i'm 9orbon, Der nab unb
mad bic eause 8rsnse Der Domdne bes
praibenten 8rdeer umipannt unb &c
pirb erpariet, baB bisie 0obe enti1eis
benoe 8eiultate auftpeiien piro. Sen
Sunter pirb ebsnfnas in Pretoria ermar.
tet unb bon Sen. Butler bsrmutbet man,
oab sr StanbertOn bsfest bat. Die 81.
tuation in Oraniss 5relitaat ift furtge.
isS! mebr ooer Denieer elm 8ebeimnis,
Die @ensrdle 2u9ener uno Wetbuen |
iinb NIT bsr 8sparatur Der 8abnIinie be. |
iGdftist, nabrsno bic @snerdIe Stumble,
Brabant uno @barmiioe ben 6itli1sn
Oiltritt patrouiauen. neber ben aufs
.ntbalisort 6es De @et'i6sn @omman.
,os tCnnte nod nl6ts in @rfnbruns ss
,ra6t psroen. 2Orb RObsris msI6ei
linen ansriif uuf bic 8riien am 3anb.
IuGe ais sinsn 8etpeiS onflr, onb bic
9ursbrs bis gum Isstsn DOnnsrItag i'm
5reiitaat nod aetip paren.
8srmif&te Ru6ri&ten.
Cine SepsI&s aus 9orenso RnIques
on 9Onsritae iast: "Praiiosnt arassr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
SfiefenbranS in SloOminaton, Su.

Bloomington tpurbe am Dienftas fur;
na6 Nitterna6t bon einem 10 psrbeeren'
ben5suer beimseiu6t. .OabSilfe uuSBsOriu
unb Springfield erbeten unb 9pnamii
in anpenbuns sebru&t psrhsn mubts,
UNI benz Weitersreifen Der nmmsn A.
itsuern. Ser harts Oifpinb Sri6psrts
Der 6suertpebr bus 2bibunastpert iebr
itarf. ginise Der id6nitsn @sT6dits'
bduier Der Stabt iinb in Aide geleeI
porben; aud bas Gourtbaus 1T atse.
brannt. Ser bur9 bas Seuer anseri6.
tete S6aben bIrfte iit uuf spei WiQio'
men Dollars beIuufen. 8wei 5eusrtpsbr.
Ieute tuerben psrmibt, man sIaubt. ibrt
2eiden ieien in ben Ruinsn. auBsr BEN
Pbbnir Sotel 1T aud bas Winoior Sotsl
abeebrunnt. grit um balb neun nbr
Woreens, mad adt Stunben, purbs BIZ
5euerpsbr Serr Der SIammen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-21
StaOt unO Gountb.

e% 2ieblins ber Sausfrauen -
Pilsburp's Bet bnfauft BEL gbparb
Sisbeder, $50 2uda. aue.
Die grisftraser @eisui@aft bait
am 4. SuIi cine ereurFOn mad Ssurt
2afe ab.
- SdmmtIi&e 6FsntIi&s S6uIsn Der
Stabt i4lieBsn mOrBen fir bic Sommer'
uufun3.
= an bsr Grcuriion gum gensfb bsr
Seimatb ber SreunOIOien am Disnfas
nnbmen nabe;u 700 gerionen tbeiI.
- Nun mill iGon isbt tpifsn, bos
Scranton's @intpObnersubI 10000 Be.
irdsi. trObbem bic uffsieae 8sitdtieuns
nod fsbIt.
-Serr anton Bed bon ylorb 8aIbs
inBton 4penue reiite am Samitae na6
SapIep. po er mebrsre Wonate Su pers
leten sebentt.
- 8erhOfsne 8ode tpurbsn i'm Sc.
iunbbeits Nmte 81 3obesfdqe iotpie 81
neue Sale bon anfsdenben 8rantbeiten
anssmeIbet.
: Die 8eb6rbe Der Der. @obltbaten
lsioet an elmer leeren 2aiis uno mub ios
fort 9eIb erlaneen, um ibre Sbdtiefeit
fortieben ;u t6nnen.
- Sem $. O. 8irbfaq bon @pomine
4benue tpurbe ssitsrn 8ormittas bas
Pferb uno bic 8uii6e bon elmer unbes
tanntsn PsriOn 8sitObIsn.
BIumbins SnfpsftOr O'WalIep Bat
am Samitas bem Mupor feline 8efsna.
iiOn tiberreidt, bic anssnommen purbe
uno am l. SuIi in 8raft tritt.
= Die bieIen gsrsndeunsen i'm 5reisn
beginner, unb bieIe uneliidIiGe unb t5ie
8errsnfuneen tperbsn ii6 sreisnen. Ulan
lei prompt in Der anpenbuns bon 81.
Satobs Del uno cine ii6srs SsiIun3 tpirb
elntreten.
- @tpa 30 prominsnts 8drser Der
Stabt ippbnten am 5reitas elmer Yerr
iammluns in ben 3immern Der SanbeIss
8ebbree BEL, um cine Rsform in bem
Wablipfem an;ubabnsn; cine an,abI
olssbssdsIi8e Sef4ldfe ipurbsn anse.
nommen.
-W. 8. Norton's SoteI an ber un.
teren Sudapanna 4penue tpurbe frlb
am Nontas Morsen bon ginbre6ern be,
iu4t, bic bas @aibresiiter srbra&en unb
etipa SO Baarselb in bemielbsn srIang,
ten; bic aerIe branssn bur1 cine bin.
tsre asllsrtbars in oas @sbdubs.
= Die Scranton 9as unb 8aiIer
Gompanie bat am 8ieniias ben Sefretdr
Der SduI'8ebbrbe bsna6ri&tist, oas
am |. SuIi in alien 6ffentIlbsn S9ulen
i'm Noroenbs @uhermsfsr initaairt tper.
ben tpiroen, ba aneebli4 oas @aiist
oaieIbit nntDibiserpsiie bsridpsnbsi
tpiro.
- SdmmtIi9sn 9oifmeifiern in Der
Rdbe 1T Elm 9uidub bon slOO idbrIi6
esma4t tuorbsn; unter ben betrsffenben
Staoten iino Scranton, Dunmore, ssrs
mpn, StrOubsburs, Sorsft @itp, Satplsp,
ainefCn, 9tuntieOfs unb 3oipanbo, in
allen tueI&en cine 8unubme Der @eI6dfte
Der poff 3u psrsei&nsn ut
Sn benz grbssf&ob bes WlabOn
2aoens Seeeniber ber ,,@odenbIatt"
Office, sntftunb etpa 5 llbr au Wontaa
Ra8mittas Elm Ssuer, bas iofOrt entbedt
ipuroe une bon Der bur6 8ahen 26
aIarmirten Seuertpebr prompt seIbidi
tperbsn fOnnte, Ser N6bsIbdnbIsr ReS.
cin8tOn, ber bus grbssi6os ais Auf,
,pei4runssraum benuSte, erlitt nur ee,
rinssn 8erIuf.
Or. 9. z. asup, Gbtpauren SIN.
fpsttor bon Batsrburp. Conn, hattets
am perfloRensn 9onne,itas unierem 8e.
amtsn. Serrn Sreb. s. 8ibmupsr, einsn
8eiu4 ab uno beii6tiete bsiisn ausifatt,
une; Or. 8sap eriIarte. bnB Scranton
tpeit binter Der 8eit ,urad il unb bic
ausfattuns bss Germ @ibmaSer bon
elmer f6ofeIsn SsbunbIune isitsns Der
Stabt 3eiBe.
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giner 8ursnOspeI6e aus Wa&aba.
oorp 3ufOIse ianote 2orb Robsrts sins
Soifdaft an ben 9snsral. Commando
ten Souls 8oiba, in Der er cine @nttpaif.
nun8 anreste uno Der Tapferisit Der
8ursbsrS bobsS Sob soIte. IS mar barin
eeiast odb bic lleberaabe Obns llnebrs
fur bic 9ursn erfoleen uno fsrnere 2siben
perbiiten pirbs. Boibl forberte sinen
iebstdaieen Dufeniiilitanb. 8pberts
ipollte iit nur su fiinF Iassn psritsben uno
lbliebliG Iebnte Gen. Botba islns Dor.
ftldse ab unb bic 5sinbislisfsiten pur.
ben pieeer aufssnommen. Die 8ursn
sisben ii6 uuf RibOIeburs surad. Der,
foI8t bon britii6r @nbaQeris unb Ars
tillsrie.
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9eutf4e 8risfIiRs.
abOnnirt auf oas
~SSO6enbl0tt"
e2.O0 peg Sabr

: Serr un6 Srau Saiob Snpber bon
Buibburn StraBs fsiertsn ssRsrn ibr
sOlosnes SU&seitsiubiIium.
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Nerlan0t:

3Rd 5abaf ,,Shipptrs" be @tbr. 8tdtr,
Sisarrsn Babrifantsn 9ii RSbiuiOn Strabt,
Stdpt.
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0erfebrte @eIt.

Ndbrenb bic msiiisn Stabts bss San.
ces inter benz ,,trOdsnsn" Scnntas ,u
leioen baben. siebt es in WOntuna eins
Staet, tpo bic Biribe ben @smsinberait
bitten, bic SdIiebuns Der Saloons on
Sonntaaen su osroronsn. 9isie merts
ipdrbise Ortibaft bsibt Milss @iip. Die
Birtbe Hagen, bob iie iibsrarbsitet iint
uno uub zines Rubetases bebiirfen. Sri.
Der ri6teten es iid bic 8irtbs bon WliIss
@iip mad ibrer sissnen 8squemIi&feit
elm, uno madten am Sonnias bic 8ubsn
gu. Da fumsn ie absr ibbn on. Ser
Semsinoeraib erlieB eine 8erorbnune,
eab tein Saloon tpsniser als iiebsn Gage
IN Der Wo6e ssbfnet bIeiben birfe, benn
ooS @elb bsr Duritieen ipsrbs ionft in
ireeno elmer benadbartsn Stabt in >, Gre
frii6uneen" unseleet. Dieter gsmein.
berdtbIi4e 9OtaIputriotiSmus III na&ab,
menBtperth.
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Sai6eu,

ausl9turn.tie. riIe vsrllus uup prompt bslpret
pDn Rary Rillr, III WaPls Strabr, Ode ppn
Stonr Apsnut. 25,2