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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

EDITOR LEADER: ! will be q candidate for
denomination Tor Representative o1 Nashlng-
ton County subject TO the VII! OF the Souhty
Convention. w MCGILL.
EDITOR LEADER: Will you announce the
undersigned as candidate for Representative
from Washington County, subject to the Will
of the Republican county couVenfion'
EDITOR LEADER: Please announce that in
o compliance with the expressed wish OF many
friends throughout the county have decided
TO become a candidate for Representative sub
ject to the will of the Republican , ounty on
vention. "M' n l4h FEN
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
EDITOR LEADER: Will you announce in your
paper that the undersigned will be candidate
Tor the office of County | commissioner subject
to the will of the Republican Sounty ConVen
tiOn. W ~ OLDs,
Marietta Township.
EDITOR LEADER: Please announce that Mat
Augenstein, of Adams Township, Will be a
candidate before the coming Republican Coun
ty Convention for the nomination Tor County
Commissioner.
EDITOR LEADER: Please announce that Mr.;
W. II. Barber, of Grandview township, Will
be a candidate for nomination to the once oi
County Commissioner, subject TO the decision
of the Republican county Convention, and
oblige EAST END
EDITOR LEADER-The West End OF the
county being entitled to the Commissioner,
Belpre township comes to the front and VIII
present the name OF s. ). McNeal, Of Belpre
township at the county convention McNeal
mas been a resident OF the county all his lie,
is a staunch Republican, an eX-teacher ana
we'll known throughout the county.
EDITOR LEADER; Will you please announce
that the undersigned will be candidate
for the ONCE Of County Commissioner
subject to the will of the Republican conven-
tion Of Washington County.
JANE :. ANDERSON.
Grandview Township
Mr.. EDITOR Please say that after many
solicitations from various parts of the county,
and especially from those who desire good
roads that will be the good roads candi-
date for county Commissioner, at the coming
Republican County Convention,
Mr. EDITOR: Please announce that Law
renee Township will present the name of W L.
Hadley as IA candidate for commissioner at the
Republican county convention.
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Mr. EDITOR: Please announce that l shall
be candidate for the office Of Prosecuting
Attorney at the coming County convention.
j. {. FIREMAN
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

ed them to show cause why they should
not also be debarred from practice
In the debate that preceded the de-
feat of Senator Tillman's tariff amend
ment, placing head tax of 500 on ev-
ery immigrant, by the overwhelming
vote of 4s to 8, Mr.. Tillman ran against
the buzz saw that is always revolving
in front of Senator Chandler when that
little gentleman can eutice some un-
suspec.ing democrat to get close enough
TO be sacrificed. Mr.. Tillman was made
monkey of and had to acknowledge
that he knew W it was being done, and he
made desperate effort to get himself
out of reach of the teeth of the Chand-
ler buzz saw by thrusting the rotund
figure of Mr.. Grover Cleveland in front
of him, and to cover his confusion by
abusing Mr.. Cleveland and expressing
regret for having been fool enough to
have helped elect him President for the
second time The Senate had been
working hard and had earned the a
musement which this little episode af-
forded.
Everybody who gets mail in any
quantity will join in wishing that the
new departure Of the Post Office de-
partment in requiring that mail mat
ter sent from third and fourth-ciass
post offices shall be legibly postmarked
will be successful. 1t is reform that
will be especially appreciated by busi-
ness men, who are often put to much
trouble because of illegible postmarks
upon letters in which the writers fail
to give their post Office.
Senators haye all been supplied with
printed copies of Senator Hoar's report
in favor OF seating ex-senator Corbett
in the existing vacancy from Oregon,
but the committee on Privileges and
Elections has not acted upon the re-
port, and Judging from the talk of Sen
ators there is little probability that it
will before the regular session.
The success of Senator Allison in
managing the tariff bill in a Senate
with an anti-Bepu blican majority has
caused that gentleman's almost always
pleasant manners to be much talked
bout, but there have been times when
his ur bane manner has caused men to
make the mistake of supposing that
because he believes in doing things the
easiest way he would allow himself to
be bulldozad rather than have row.
One of those times came several years
ago, when a Senator who was then a
new me em ber of that body, had bill
he was anxious to get acted upon.
He went to Mr.. Allison, then as now
chairman of the committee on Appro-
priations, to try to persuade him to al
low the bill to come up. Mr.. Allison
pleasantly heard him and as
pleasantly pointed out the difficulties
in the way of taking up the bill. |
Afterwards the man tried to get the
bill up and failed. This angered him
and he strobe over to where Senator
Allison was sitting and said to him:
You acted in bad faith" Mr.. Allison
rose to hif feet in an instant and look
ing the nan squarely in the eye, said
quietly. you lie, sir" The man was |
so surprised that he stood for a mo-
ment gulplng and then walked away, |
convinced that Allison's urbanity did |
not detract from his sand.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

WELLsvILLE, o, July -Four of a
party of six young people who were
caught in a storm at Moscow, w. Va,
near this city, Monday night, were
felled TO the earth 5y lightning. Miss
Laura Cuppy died in an hour, her sis
ter Maggie, John Inman and Harry
Williams will probably recover.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09
Fatally Crushed In IA Well.

CmCLEvILLE,O o., July 7.-Wm. Houch.
man was fatally injured at Tarlton
lie was engaged in walling up we'll
and the windlass, by means OF which
the material was lowered to him,
brok .,dropp.ng tub filed with stones
on to his back, breaking it..
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

Mt. VERNON, O., July 7.--Ernest
Hines, II 12-year-old boy living near
Fredericktown, was struck b. light
ming AMI instantly killed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

North LEwIsDUEG, o., July 7.-Heat
intense mere, thermometer registering g
90. Eve horses died IRON heat pros
trat.un On as many farms.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

WAsnINGToN, July IA post office
has been established at Sligo, Guern-
sey county. O., with Thos, Nj. Grilnsley
as postmaster.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

BUFFALO, o., July T. The miners
here are out to a man None in Gueru.
sey county will remain at work.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09
SPECIAL LOW RATES
VIA THE
B. & o. S. w, RY.
TO

Is. q %. S-W. RY.
Mountain Lake Park, Md.-Camp Meeting.
Going July to II inclusive.
Return limit July IS.
Chautauqua Assembly
Going August 2 to 90 inclusive.
Return limit August 81.
N"''ohai Republican League Convention,
Going July l2 and 13 inclusive.
Return limit July IS.
Celeron, n. Y.-tLake Chautauqua) Photoe.
raphers' Association of America,
Going July II and 12 inclusive.
Return limit July 20.
Toronto, Ont -Epworth League. National,
Convention,
Going July 10 to Is inclusive.
Return limit August IL.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union of America
Going July 1S to Is inclusive
Return limit August 15
ment
Going July 81.
Return limit July 26.
Cincinnati, O-German Epworth League
of NJ. f. Church,
Going July 81 and % inclusive.
Return limit July 26.
indianapolis, Ind.-AnnuaI Convention
Young Peoples Christian Union,
Going August II and IS inclusive.
Return limit Septemb Der 12.
National Encampment Sons of yeter.
Going Septemb Der s and inclusive.
Return limit September Is.
Buffalo, n. Y.-G, a. r. Encampment,
Going August 81 to 90 inclusive.
Return limit September 20.
Columbus, o.-Reunion of Army of West
Virginia,
Going September and inclusive.
Return limit September %.
Union Veteran Legion National Encamp
ment,
Going Sept. 81 and % inclusive.
Return limit October IL.
For further information as to special
Rates and Limits for the above occa-
sions and for occasions and points not
mentioned herein, consult Ticket
Agents i. ~ o. S-W. Ry., or address
j. III. CaESEEOUGH.
Genl Passenger Agent,
Cincinnati o.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

WHEN bilious or costive, eat Cascar-
et candy cathartic cure guaranteed.
l0c Csc.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09
EVERY WORD
OF the Following is True,
and will Interest YOu.....

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~ and will Interest YOu.... q
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~ intended to prove to the most IS
u skeptical that the ATWOOD Y T
n sUsPENDER is bv far the most q
* popular with all classes, and IS
u has more friends, where best n
n known, than any other sus-
y pender on the market. ~
q There is no rubber over the X
n shoulder to draw and chafe, q
q especially In warm weather. ~
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p small of the back, where it is q
q not felt in the least, and ~
n where 1t belongs, as mo- y
q ments reflection will con- o
a, vince you that the strain :.
fE comes there and not in front. -
y They neyer rip apart in the back. q
- THEY neCer slip OF the shoulders. ~
q I31ey DO not pucker tie shirt in the .
q back ~
= Ihey do not bag the trousers behind. ~
q nor drdc Mem uncOmtortabiy u
n around the WdiSt.
o. They are Hght. strong and oenteet. [Hz
4, and for genttemen's wear Hey are n
p correct. q
q In sitting or stopping, that ~
a uncomfortable pulling over u
y the shoulders and spine is en- q
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!. No matter what position II
I" you engage in, the construc- .
q ton of the ATWOOD sUsPENDER ~
81 is such that it conforms to the n
y movements of the body, q
$z equalizes the strain ON the -
LT buttons so that none are ever *
. pulled off. .
q They suspend the trousers ~
yJ perfectly, as all tailors will y
o verify. .
q They may be adjusted in x.
r the back to fit the slim and y
q round shouldered man, who is o
- ALWAYS bothered with sus. -hl
= penders falling off the should -
. ers, and for large men. it is o
a the only common sense sus- II
" pender made, and we have p
q not yet found the man who q
will discard them for any "a
v. other make. ~
q Now, they are the simplest. *
most comfortab bic and the y
" most dura BILE suspender in the s$2
q world. Why should they not !,
Il be the most popular? =
: Atwood SuSpender Co., :
y SWANT0N, VT, ~
p The Star Clothing House has o
a them. Price, 80 cents. ~
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

On July 2lst the c. & NJ. Ry. will sell
excursion tickets to Chicago at one
fare for the round trip account unveil-
ing Logan Monument. Tickets good
returning until July Goth.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

EDITOR LFADER: Will you announce inyour
paper that the undersigned will be candidate
Tor the office of County commissioner, subject
to the will of the Republican county Conven'
tion. w ~ OLDs,
Marietta Township.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-09

EDITOR LEADER: l will be a candidate for
denomination Tor Representative of Washing
ton County subject to the will OF the county
Gonvention. W. B MCGILL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

rRein - nod nt9t! Sd min mir
borerft Elm bis9en bic Melt aniehsn-
iogdr ii6er ben Ocean mad gfetr gort
ie9elu, mo ii9 elm StubiensenoNe BON
mir befinbet, befeg reiaenos S4peiter
i6 in Berlin tennen iernte."
n9l9 io!" perieBte 4bele. tpdbrenb Iie
su 8pben blidte.
y9eitatten Sic mir alIo, mid BEL
bieIer @eIesenbsit bon Sbnen ~ ber=
abi9isben, : i'd sebente idpn morgen
ober iibermOrsen meine Reiie anautres
ten."
DDrtlos leste iie ibre Sanb in bic
Ieinige unb fab ibm in tieffter getpes
gung nad. aIs er feline S4ritte Der
Stabt oulentte.
Cine Stuube ipdter er9ielt 2puiIe
Sempersbprf ben SeIu9 tbrer Sreuna
bin 9loeIe. bic ibr mittbeiIte. mas lie
BON bem iunsen Re9tsantpalt ioeben
erfabren.
.@be i'm eine @meritanerin angeln
iou, eDnne ic9 ibn lieber 9ir!" rief iie
nit @mpbaie aus. r@iner Sreunbin 5u
2iebe foll mir tein Opfer gu groB Iein."
Bet bieien Wprten bolte lie ben an IFS
rem 8uien pertpabrten Ser3t0nig bera
ppr unb rib ibn in Stiide. Damn bolte
iie aud ben nit 9lut unterSei1neten
@srtrag aus ibrsr &leibertaI9e uno
per6rannte i'm an bem 2i6te elmer
&erse.
2ouiIe bseiIte iib nun, ibrsm @atsr
mit8utheilen. bab bic sebeimniBpoGlen
Sinbernife, bic Ii9 ibrer 8ermGblung
nit benz iunsen Re9tsanpalt entges
genfebten, beboben ieien, unb 10 tonnte,
bant Der 9sI6idli9feit unb S6laus
belt bes iungen Re9tsanipalts, Der
SO4Seitstas Der beioen 2iebenbsn obne
iueitere Sdpierisieiten feTtseiebt per-
ben.
Srdulein Mbele @rimmel, ipel9e Iib
ibrer Sreunbin als 8rautiungfer ans
bot, er6islt bon 2ouiIe elm tiibles
S9reiben. in tpel9em iie Der griieren
ertlGrte. baB ibr 8rGutisam fiir9ts,
bur6 bic grfiillung ibres Muni1es
taum pernarbte Wunben tpieber duf3uz
reiben, unb iie t9r baber feline @inIa,
bung au ibrer SOdaeitsfeier sussbsn
lafen fDnne.
Dieter abiasebrief erfiiGIte9tbsle nit
FOLDER 8itterteit, baB fie ibrsn @atsr
perdnlabte, bem fleinftdbtii9en @es
triebe in 4. ben Riiden gu febren unb
nu9 Berlin su iberiiebeln, unb lie rt9z
tete es 70 elm, baB iie iuit einen Sag
por Der nit srobem @eprdnge porbss
reiteten So4settsfeier ibrer Sugenbz
freunoin na4 Der &eiiben8itaOt obs
bdmpfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Ste Sentuburscr SGladJt.
Sou Sr. 8.

SOH Sl. yS.
,g(ls bic R6mer fred getpprben,
apsen iie", ipie es in benz betannten
2iebe bsibt, pna9 Seuti4lanbs Rors
ben. Natiirli9 tpnnten iie bies ni4t
tbun, pbne einen 9eneral babel gu bas
ben, unb barum CAB Der &aiier gluz
auItus i6nen ben 8arus nit, Der be-
reits ben MilitGrperbienI Iturben beiub.
gIs nun Mrminius zines Sages in
Der 3eituns las. baB brei 2egionen
.bebufs grDberer llebungen i'm Ses
ldnbe" mad benz Rbeine Sogen, bd
iprang er nit einem dbnun9sbollen
.9lba!" auf unb elite gu isinen 5reuns
ben, bic serabe auf ibren 8drenbduten
Iasen unb ibm Iuitig ibre Sumpen
entgegenihpunden.
naomm, 8ruber, trint' mit!" riefen
iie ibm gu, bod 4rminius periebte /:
nNidts ba, ieBt lit feline 3eit gum
Srinten. 2abt uns erit bic ROmer
aus benz 2anbe iugen, ipnit tonnen
mir feline Maab mebr in Rube trinten!"
Wlit einem beftigenr Sonnerpetter!"
iprang bic sanse @eieli9aft auf.
Damn bpben iie bic Sumpen in bic
SDbe unb riefen: sarminius ioa lez
ben! Surrabi" uno tranten aus.
Surtig eilten lie tann bon Stamm Su
Stdmm, iiberaa rufenb: rSie ROmer
fommen!" - unb iberall tlang i9nen
bic 9lntpprt: n@erft's 'nuus!"
ssn furSer 3eit mar bic beutI9e
2anbipebr einbefufen; baIb fanb Der
beutI9e Seerbann in guten 8eriteden
i'm Seutpburger @ulbe. glu4 bic
gfDmer lieben nibt lange auf it4
tparten, unb nun banbelte es ii4 nm
bic betannte Srage: n@er bot bid,
bu If6ner 0alb2" - gtber bic 9erz
manen ma6ten tpenig llmi itdnbe iie
iangen: nSie Iollen tRn ni9t haben"
unb Steine, pfeile unb @urfipeere
flpgen BON pben berab auf bic &Omer,
bic in benz BON Regen uufgetuei9ten
@aIbbpben ibren gan5en Drill per>
loren.
oils bic @ermanen senug setporfen
batten, erI9pu bus Commando: SALT
bas @eipebr, marfh, mari9!" uno nit
betdubenbem vSurrab!" rannten bic
Saufen bes 4rminius in bic geli4tes
ten 2egipnen, bic gerne ausgerihen
pGren, ipenn es nur in benz Waloe
rebt eegangen tpdre.
@arus iab bem Ding ni9t lang gu;
benn peniionirt ipdre sr bod setpOrOsn.
,SutI6 Iinb mir einmal", iaste er
blaIirt, ,alIp SdluB!" rief er laut
unb itiirste ii8 in iein S3pert.
Die Sieger aber iduberten ben
@alb, unb pGbrenb in Rom bic
&ammer itiirmiihe Sibungen belt
iiber Neubiloung. bon aegtonen,
Thpanaen bic 9ermanen in ibren
MGlbern unter bem frOblihen 9eidng
Der u@adot am Rbein" unb bes nSeil
Dir i'm Siesertrans" ibre pOaen 9uns
pen, bic einen beittmmten ben plat
fir bas IpGtere Sermannsoentmal,
anbere ariinbeten einen &rtegerperetn,
unb elmer, Der bon ben R6mern etnige
IateiniI6e 9rpden aufgeIdnappt bate,
,nsiute. Ergo bibamus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Boeabpntas bon fefbit unb blieb iteben.
Ser Gu9uar mar beri9punben. 0as
Pferb brebte mir ben flugen &opf
au unb ipieberte. Sd tpanbte bas Pferb
unb ritt cine furae Stede Suriid.
Od lag bas llntbier i'm Staube =
ale bier bon ii4 seitredt unb i9On
berenbet.
* X
.Run, Sberif, unb bas Gnbs ber
@ei6idte - benn ipie bic mel ten @ez
fdidten bat bod ippbl au4 bieie elm
gnbes" frug Gapt. Somers.
rssa - piel lift ba ni9t mebr gu ers
aGblsn. OO9 tommsn Sic. ih piI
Sbnen ben @usuar Seigen." limb er
Idritt boran. Sn ieinem 3immer,
iiber ben S9reibtiId, mar elm md9tis
ges Sen auseefpannt. nSas 1T er",
faste Der alte SberI, inbem elm 2dz
deln feline ftrengen Siige iiberflog.
Limb pocdbontas9"
.sSit i'm Selb5ug gegen Sitting
Bull aefullen. 9enn bic S9rammen,
bic Der Guguar ibr beisebra9t, beiItsn
ale ipieber. Sdabe um bas Sbier.
Gs mar mir lieber als man9er
Meni1."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Saiirr nuo gylURdl.

lin 1880, 70 er5Gblt man fib in
Hublanb, taudte in Somsf in Si6is
rien Elm fonberbarer @inIiebler auf.
cine bpbe, itol5e @eItaIt, gu Der bic
tiefe ieeIiIde 3ertniri9ung in merts
ipiirbigem GegenIab itanb. @r ere
tIGrte, Sbeobor Suamitf4 gu beiben.
unb peripetgerte i'm uebrigen iebe glusz
tunft iiber feline perion unb feline
Sertunft. gr Iebte drmlidb in @eiell>
ibaft zines 8egleiters, Der ii9 &broz
moff nannte. SO fiel auf. bab Der
ieltiame Grsmit in gelegentli9en @es
iprG6en cine tiefe &enntniB Der
StaatspiFenIdaften entipideIts. Sm
Sabre 1861 itar6 er; uno ba perbreis
tete ii9 in Somst pl0blih bas @erii9t,
Der M0nd iei tein 2lnberer als 3ar
2tlerdnber I. getpeIen. Utan peib, baB
bisIer md9tige SerrI9er in fetnen leBs
ten Reeierun9siubren tief perbittert,
trantbaft eprest unb frDmmelnoenGin''
fliiiien SugGngli9 mar = man oente
an ben @influb, ben bic Wapitit elmer
Suliane bon 8riibensr auf ben 3dren
geipdnn =, bab er idlieBliA, pOlenos
perbiiitert unb sebroaen bur9 ben
Sob Ieiner ein5issn, beibgeliebten nu@
tiirli6en Spdter, burh bic fur4tbare
lsberIdpemmuns, bic petersburg i'm
Sabre 1924 beimIuhte, unb ourh bic
itGnbige Sfr6t por elmer rufIii6spols
nif9en 8eridp0rung gegen oas Saus
Romanop, auf elmer Retie in ben
&rim i'm September 1926 an einem
Der Salbiniel ei9.ntbiimli9en Sieber
ertrantt, ppll Tobeadbnung li6 na9
Saqanrot bringen lieb unb bort balo
itarb. Nun bebauptet bic 2egenSe, er
Iei bamaIs edr nicbt oeitorben, lonoern
babe in einem 3uItanoe tiefiter gtieoera
9ei6laaenbsit abgebuntt, nm ben Neit
Ieiner Sage in filler 4bgeI1iebenbeit
su perbringen unb ben feeliI4en Sries
ben ipisber su srlansen, d6nli4 pie es
bereinit Der mG9tige beutIae &atier
Sarl V. getban unb bic SOnigin Chris
itine BON G6tpeoen. 9luf Ieinem Sooz
tenbette Ipa cine iolhe Gusfase au9
Iein 8egleiter Sbromoff tbatid9li9
oemabt uno ausbriidli9 bsSeugt bds
ben, baB ben MDn9 BON Somst 3ar
9lleranber 1. sspeien. Msrtpiirois 1T
auerbings, bab bic pOrtraits, bic pOn
bem Giniiebler Sbeobor 8u5mitih
eriItiren, cine sana auffdIenbe aebns
li6teit nit bem3dren bdben. @uBer@
benz beribtet Der RsiIenbe S. 5.
SimpIpu, Der iiber bic umitdnoe, bic
bieIer 2eeenbt gu Spunoe lie9en,
gludforf6uns.n anseitellt bat, folz
senbe mertpiirbis. GinSelbeiten: @r
iei in 9eeleitung Observation-Disclosures
bur9 ben llraI ser.iit. Dieter Diff
eier, Der ME bon Sbeobor au5mitih
hattie fprs9en bor.n, eraGblte. buB er
als ainb in petersburg sepobnt babe
unb ii6 pplItomm.n eines9erii4ts ents
Iinne, bas auftau1te, ais Der Gar
9ll.ranber btissisBt purbe. Samals
bate nGmlidb Seb.rmann bebduptet,
Der Sara entbalt. ni9t bic 9ebsiue
@leranbers l., unb bieie 8sbauptung
Iei defenders aud babur6 beitdrtt
iuorben, bab entsesen benz 9ebrau4e
has 9ublitum ni9t an Der in Der
&irbe aufsebabrten 2ei9e bes 3dren |
por6eibefiliren burfte. {
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Ser Sirtcntuabc.

Gin tribes StimmnngsbiIo
0prt pben auf bem Serge
Oa itebt Der Sirtentnab'
unb blidt bon tiefiter SribntB
SINS tiefite Sbdl hinab.
9enn in benz TbaI bort unten
Sin fleines Sdusden itebt,
9ortbin febnt iih Der Snabe
Bon 6riib bis abenbs ipdt.
gld, in bem tleinen Sdus9en
9ebt's beut' gar luitig gu,
Drum pddt bic berbIte Webmutb
Sen armen Sirtenbu.
Sdier mGhte er per5peifeln
llnb in ben 4berunb iGb
Dor S9merS binunteritiir5en,
60 tbut bas SsrS ibm tpeb.
9ds Sdusden iit bic Dult'
Oort gibt's bsut' 5iriebrei
limb bombensrobe RnDoel -
9o9 er - 1T nidt babel!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
2iebesipcrber.

Sn bes 2inbenbaums 8eGit,
Nab bes 9aumes Spiben.
Sch i9 por benz luui4'gen Reit
Cine 0roFel itben.
Sinet gar 5art unb minnisli9:
rSommit bu ni8t, 10 ho' i4 bid"
$40 bic Winbe RoT umflidt,
@ibt bas 9rohelneib9en,
Reet ii6 niht unb riibrt iidh ntbt,
pubt Ii6 Rleib unb Sdubden,
2auId3t bemSang, 70 led tInb frif9:
n&ommit bu ni9t, 70 boz id bi9."
SIMMER IdneIler pirb ber S9lug,
StiirmiIder bic DeiIe -.
1lnten aus bem &oienbue
Sui6t es leiIe, leile -
Sn ben 3tpeigen tpirb es fin,
DsiBt Ou. mas bds bsuten mine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

@arnuns. 8uter (3ur Sat.
tin, bic ben tlstnen Srib aii9tigD;
n9Iber b6r' bod auf. Srib bat ihon
senus Sisbe sstriestl" SriB: ~papa,
iapeis' Iiebsr. iOnit triegit 0u aud
nod tpel6e!"
-8ei Der g 6mtere Serr:
rSbre S4auipteler ipre9en aber I'M.
beltli9, ba peritebt man ia tdum elm
@ort!" Director: rpufen g nut
oaf ben SpuffIeur auf, ben pesiteheu
ie fi4erl"
Reue &rautbett. Ser
eeant: r&erl, sic iehen ia 10 perIof:
fen aus als bGtten sic bas pgalop'
pirsnbe 0sitinirium" !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Ser 4IGesoerf 6Iinger-
Sunser Gbemann (im Soologii6en
@arfen bas StrduBenmGnn9en nebeH
Ieinem gDeib6en betra6tenb): rSu, bu
= nit beinem Mussn - bu bait gut
5eiratben.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

-@uffaffuns. 8eIu9er (im
@efdngniB): nDus bat Sic Oenn bers
gebradt2" @efanuener: SD babe
flint Srauen auf einmul esbeirdtbet."
8sIu6sr: rNun, ipie sefGIIt es Sbnen
benn bier in Der 5reiheit9"
- StanbeserbOhune -
rSarab, mas pirb beute 9(benb seses
ben i'm Sbeatsr9" = Der Gpmmers
sienratb BON 9ensbig!"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-11
SCHOOL BOARD ISSUE.
Council Ways and Means Committee
VIII Consider 1t.

The ways and means committee of the
city council will meet this afternoon at 2
o'clock. The most important matter to come
before this committee is the request from
the board of education for the issue Of $780,
coo bonds over which there has already been
so much controversy.
Aid. Webster is a member of the ways and
means committee, and it is he who is taking
the initiative in the opposition to the issue
of these bonds, unless it is specifically I'M
derstood that the proceeds shall be used for
the erection Of school buildings. The Eighth
ward alderman claims that the law, how
ever it may be construed by those inter
ested, is intended to prevent the expenditure
of this bond money for any other purpose.
The people voted the money to be so expend-
ed, and no matter what may be the condi-
tons now, Aid. Webster holds that the board
of education has no right to put it to any
other use. All these arguments, and many
others, Will be used by the alderman with
his fellow committeeman, and unless the
board of education intends to use the money
for building purposes, he will try and hold
the matter up.
1t is expected that the finance committee
of the board of education, inclding Drec-
tors Pratt, Peavey and Gjertsen will be pres
ent at the committee meeting this afternoon
to present their side of the case. What &C
ton the committee Will take is a question,
but it is not unlikely that the matter will
go to the council without recommendation,
and there be fought out. If it does, an
other one of Aid. Webster's oratorical efforts
is promised.