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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28
JUST SEVEN WEEKS orr.
Tho Confederate Eai Grams Rcrni ~, az, rEIa
III, isiO", In Au.u.tu.

Tho second annual reunion Of tho
Georgia Confederate Veterans will
ba held at Augusta, Ga, November
II, l3, rs, 1900.
It is now jnSt seven works before
tho reunion Of tho Old Confederate
veterans Of Georgia and South Caro-
lima. This reunion should be a
memorable occA ION from tho fact
that mutly Of thn old comrnlos uro
growing lipc in old ago and it may
b" tho last timn they will ha>o an
opportunity OF scoing those whom
they stood shoulder to shoulder with
during the trying days Of tho COS.
Another fact worthy of mrntion is
that they will havo tho opportunity
Of meeting tho comrades of old South
Carolina, the State in which secession
was born, and no doubt thrro are
many South Cnrolinians who now re.
side in Georgia, and many Georgians
who reside in South Carolina, all Of
whom will have an opportunity Of
meeting and minglinH with each
other on tho barIs Of tho Savannah
river, at Augusta, turing tho years
reunion.
Another fact that should lcnu on
chnntment to this occasion Is, that
tho people Of Augusta are noted far
and wide for tarir unhonndeu hOspi
tality to their guests. And they id.
tend bending every tlTprt TO make
this Il long to be rrmcmborod ccca
sion for those whom we love, because
II may bo many yoarn before many
Of us will have :Ac pleasure Of doing
their part i'll nakiuH lifo pleasant
for our old comrades.
The railronds pf Georgia and South
Carolina arc determined to do thor
parts manfully and SEQ 10 it that n
very low rate is given to all sections
Of tho two States thnt everybody
may ho present on this foativo occu-
sion.
Tho different committees intend
using every effort for the comfort
and pleasure Of all who will be here
on tho 1llh, l,Ih, 10Th Of Novcm-
Der.
Tho chairmon OF tho following
committees will be glad to answer
any queries that may be mndo by
those who wish information concern
ing The differont departments:
Hon. BoyI;in Wright, President.
Jacob Phintz, Chairman Finance.
p. u. Rice, Chairman Decoration.
Abraham Lovy, Chairman Advtr-
t;sing.
f.. b. Pitcher, Chairman Bureau of
Information.
A. b. Saxon, Chairman Camp
Fires and Hall.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28
" Bradford Lee Gilbert, the

W.
Srx Bradford =, Lee Gilbert, the
architeet in chief Of the South Caro-
lima Inter; State and West Indian
Exposition, ia hard at work, with his
assistants, in his New York Offices,
preparing the plans for /. grounds
aud buildings. These promise to be
very effective and imposing. For
suggestions as to tho planting of the
grounds and tho choice of plants,
Mr. Gilbert will have the advantage
Of tho taste and experience Of Mr..
Flaglor's gardener, who laid out the
grounds of the Ponce do Leon and
other famous hotels in Florida, and
is considered quite an authority upon
such matters.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28
Literary Notes for October McCiur e. +

Especial interest will attach to Il
social article in tho Campaign Num-
bcr of McCluro's Magazine, entitled
"Tho Strategy Of National Cam
paigns." This article in tho October
issue will describe some Of tho most
striking strategic measures adopted
by Presidential campaign leaders
during tho past twenty 1.-Two yccrs,
concerning which almost '.ything
has hitherto b".n divulgcd to tho
public at large. The author, doubt
loss bccaus" f the prominent part he
has played in tho strusss los he de-
scribcs, prefers t. writo anonymously.
Mr.. IIombrige's portraits illustrating
arc Of unusual originality and merit.
Dr.. ~. Conan Doyle will write IN
tho Oct. McClnrcs' on "S)mo Les
sons Of the War; in which he takes
uD inc NuIlDNS DInbtHt's vi lDe BOT
vice in tho Soath hfrican war and
criticisos their conduct in tho late
struggle rs wei rs tho general sys-
tenn governing tho British army.
Ho censllr' tho infantry severely,
and make. nc interesting sugges
tions ~ to how tho standard Of eff
cheney may be raised. IIe brings
forward II startling proposition,
which is nothing less than to make
radical changes in tho methods OF
training. DR.. Doyle WAS in the
thick Of I'LL tho most important fight
ing; and be writes with groat courage
end conviction Of tho faults Of tn,
British army system.
"Tho Horse Chief" is tho title of ,
story by T.. Hongh which will appea
in tho October number Of McClure's
1t tells how four Western ranchman
as they innoetntly would have pu
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28

Although the plans IF buildings,
etc, arc not yet sufficiently matured
for publication, it is understood that
tho architecture will be somewhat
colonial in tone, ns suited to the at
moaphoro Of an Old colonial city.
At the samo time, ~ the peculiar
conformation of tho Exposition
grounds l"Nhs itself - more than ono
kind Of treatment, there will, no
doubt, DO fentnrH3 suggestive Of moro
tropical countries cnnlts and colo.
nadcs, arches ard doorways, which
will recall the palaces Of Sparta; II
blazing tower ,''hich will Tighten tho
darkness Of night likn star for
many miles arorud; "nchanted cas-,
ties Oh tho shores Of limpid lakes,
and domes and minar,ts and spires
which shall riso like tho VISIONS Of q
dream.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28
How "nd when to Sow Wheat.

Mr. Chns. Potty, Spartanburg,
5. C.-,Dear Sir: Rcplying to your
favor of tho llth in regard to tho
preparation Of tho land and sowing
wheat in tho Piedmont section of
this State, | submit tho following
suggestions:
(n) Wheat delights in compare.
lively st'fl soil, or ono containing
enough clay to give it proper consis.
trnc?. lf tins soil is filled with
small gravel tho drainage will be
good. This is very important to
prevent freezing out in winter.
Tho land should be ploughed, hur-
rowrd and rolled until tho surrnco j.,
thoroughly pulvorizcd before sow,ug
the scod. Not ono aero in thou.
sand Is properly prepared for wheat.
Ii there ho clay subsoil it will pay
to follow IN the turn plow furrow in
bronking with u long bull tongue to
break tho subsoil without tnrnino it.
up.
(b) Timo for seeding: Tho sec,l
should b" sown just before or lust
after tho first frost. If sown carly
thoro is risk Of injury from Tho at
tack of tho lIcsaan fly in tho fall.
and of destruction by frost in spring
Of joints too early.
{ sown too luto tho risk of winter
killing is increased, and ripening
lato increases tho risk of rust, smut
and bleaching. Whoat should ripen
before excessive heat prevails.
(c) Varieties: AS rulo varieties
which have been ncclimatod in this
section in which they aro to bo plant
cd are moro likoly to succcel than
those grown undor entirely different
soil and climate conditions. Varie.
uos.I known as tAlebama, Red MAY
Georgia Flint, Bluo stem, or Purple
straw. Tho sHod, to prevent the at.
tack of sinking smut, should be
either scnlded or troated with blue
stone. Conc pound dissolved in wa
tor will treat five hushols.) Care in
the use Of tho blue stono is necessary
to provont injury to tho germ of tho
soed.
(d) Depth to Dover Seed: Expert
monts have shown that wheat does
not vegtato satisfactorily if covered
moro than thrce inches in depth. If
tho seed arc put in with Il turn
plough many are covered deeper
than this and consequently a full
stand is not secured. On tho con-
trary, whore tho wheat drill is used
upon properly prepared land, the
seed arc covered uniformly at depth
less than two inches, and hence less
sccd arc required to secure stand.
(c) Fortllizing: If loguminous
crop (nitrogon colloctor) precedes
tn, who It it is not necessary to apply
fertilizer containing nitrogen or
ammonia Upon any clay lands
upon which tho forest growth was of
hard wood troes acid phosphate will
usually bo sufficient. If excessive
quantities of heterogeneous manures
may be used there is danger Of too
much growth of straw, causing risk
of rust and lodging.
Caution: If cotton seed meal is
one Of tho component parts of
complete fertilizer applied to wheat,
or If it is used as such, caro- must be
exercised to prevent it from coming
in cGssRstact with the grain. Stands
OF grain arc often lost by neglecting
this precaution. The cotton seed
moal formonts worry promptly and
actively and destroys the &c m Of the
sood. Very truly yours,
] j. s. NEWMAN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-28
NEWBERRY. s. O., FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2S, 1900.

the earliest possible momont.
Tho managers arc allowed 81 per
day while actually employed, and 5
Cents per mile while going to and re-
turning from (both ways) tho court
house Tor boxes and delivering re
turns, and in going to and returning
from the polls to their homes. Clerks
arc allowed no mileage. Account for
same should be mado out Oh blank
provided, signed by each mauagei
and clerk, and returned to the coun-
ty board Of canvassrra with the re-.
turns.
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMISSIONERS.
commissioners appointed to con
duet tho election arc requested i'm.
mediately upon receipt Of blanks for
the election to carefully exam inc all
form, provided, and in tho event Of
error or deficiency notify the Secre-
tnry Of State, in time to correct same.
Separate statements Tin addition
to the regular statements and ro.
turns) must be made by county boatd
Of canvassers Of tho votes cast for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
This return should be securely sealed
and delivered to the Secretary of
State for trausmissiou to the General
Assembly, by whom the result Of this
election Is dtcl,ral
Where tho Name, Of officers no,
voted for in yOnr county IA this election
appear in the forms provided for Ger
tihoates, returns or ether blanks, run
pen through them. Use ink in fill
ing all blanks.
Provision must be made for sepa
rate boxes ard returns for tho con-
stitutional amendments submitted ut
this election.
Especial attention is called to the
requirement that county board of
canvassera make four separate re-
turns of all elections, including tho
election upon the adoption Of amend
ments to the State constitution.
One return should be filed imme-
diately the election is declared with |
tho clerk Of court, ono return should |
be mailed to the Governor, ono TO |
the Secretary Of State, and the re-
naming copy should be sent by spo-
cial messenger to tho Secretary Of
State, with all poll lists, precinct re-
turns, accounts, etc. In these re-
turns the votes received by each can
didate should be written on in words |
at full length. Thus: "ten (1U"
Commissioners must advertise tho
election in one or more newspapers
in their county in not exceeding three
issues of each newspaper, in tho form
prescribed by the Secretary of State.
Accounts for tho advertising are
paid by the Comptroller General at
the rate of not exceeding one dollar
per IS words for the first and so
cents per IS words for each subse-
quent insertion, in each Of said news
papers. The type used must be not
larger than solid brewer and no
leads must be used, Accounts for
advertising must be approved by the
commissioners of election or ma
jority Of them, and can be collected
by the manager who brings returns
to Columbia, if he has proper au.
thority to do so, and accounts are in
proper form.
The accounts Of tho managers and
clerks, and commissioners of election
should be addtessed to tho Comp
troller General, in a separate envel-
opo from the returns Of tho election,
with authority to collect same en-
dorsed thereon. These accounts
must be itemizod and properly ag-
gregated.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01

Sas Helm te2anb Guropas
III SapDlaro, cine orei Meilen lan9e
unO cine balbe Msile breite Sniel nabe
an Der 9tOroipelttiiite Saroiniens, bic
55 9epobner sdblt. Bon 1886 bis 1882
mar bic SnIel cine Monar6ie unter Der
Re9ierung 96nis pauls bes Grlten,
Der bor ieinem 9lbleben ben @uni9
ausiprud, baB fir ipdter cine republic
taniide Reei rungsfOrm eingeIiibrt
Weroe. Sas 9eidab oenn aud uno jebt
Fiebi Sapplaro inter einem YrGfioenten,
Der aus bm SIS 9epobnern auf ie feds
Sabre seipdblt wiro. Sic 6rauen baben
babel ebenIo gut StimmreGt mie bic
Mdnner. SaOolaro bieB friiber Sucs
Gina, puroe aber na6 elmer bort bprs
tOmmsnoen S6nedenart um9etauit, bic
cine Iebr sei6ibte purpurfarbe lieiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Seuator Wfafon ben fhtlbert fd'
mpfen O,rrn SIaatefefreIdr.

Sn SaitsriOq's. @bleusO. bat eine BRO
9uren 8eriOmmIuns fdit8efunoen
Ger fpaniid dmerltanifbe 8uee putOe
bebuuert, aber eebillst. Praiicent Dle'
SinIep tpurte rebi unionft uneefobr, oei
81 earasua &anal Bertroe ms 2a1er
lube 9ssossn unb &aolutlOnsn purbsn
aneenommen, ole bic Stelunsnabme bis
Senator Waion Der BblIipprnenfroas
uno bem iuoaftifaniiGen 8Ele8e eeeens
dbsr inooHuen.
Ralon mar Der Stern Oss Ibenbs
gr iaste: ..WIr ibutern NIT eer DtO'
nardle. bic serne ble 3ranspaalrepublli
pernidten mbbte. inoem mir bic Dlcn'
roe 9Otttln nufsueeben periprehen,
penn @nsIuno unS ssftattet, slnsn Sa'
nal in unierem e,eenen 2anbe su aruben.
Der StaatSiefreidr roat ielne offBt aen
Soien nuf, penn er Of sIsa benubrbn8
wub, bnb eS in 2onoon off Sleu reensi
Der Senat i6ldft uno ibIall. tple ct es
In Der nrmenuden uno IN Der cubanlihen
5rnse tbut. aber ouS Bolt farttst. @Oil
lei Dunt, nidt. su ipreben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Grpanfion bic lttfa6e be6 Nufs
fApunaS in Osmtidllanb.

@sneruIcOniuI @Iniber in Srantfurt
q. 81. iast in ieinem 8srihte on bas
Stpatabepurtement. Grpunfon iei in
Dsutf6lano popular. Seoer S1ouit ie
spsie bIlbt unb bic 2ancbebaue'
limb nit guten grnten uno boben Brel'en
8eiesnet sepeien.
@dniber ps,iidert. bob bic Beae Der
prOipsrit6t por ftinf Slbren einieste. uIs
Deutidlano ritid bssann, iib I'm
Betlitreite UNI be Beltmdrfte au bs'
tperben.
Sn ieinem 8eri6te ane'fdbrte Siutl
itlt,n lnoeHsn seisen. oaB Die Sonoelss
blans sraen Dsuti bluno pon s2l2 600.
900 I'm Sibre 1893 duf S352. 900. 900
IN Sabre 1898 unsepudisn 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Sctartifsf aeaeu Gualano.

SOIssnbsr asitartiiel aus Der ..8ofu",
Rt. PETERSBURG. puo in 2oncon abse'
orudt ..gnelano bat 8ublano bur d
pleIe 8srtldae in 5siieln ssIest. Se'
Ausenbltd # setcmmen, o.e 6eReln su
,srbreben. Do @neIono iib fslne @e.
lplhsnsblf! mudte. RuBlanps Sbpats
nad bem tdifliten 8uese su isinem els
senen 8ortbeiIe aussubeuten, 10 iolle
lsBt uud 8ublonb nt6t sbBe'n, bic Ses
lssenbeit su benubten. bic lbm isbt ourt
@nslanos Sbprerlafsiten in Sucafrlfu
ssbOten piro. &ub unc bari nltt auf
ole seplunts ReOrsaniiuiion oss enslt.
lden Uill,taripitems narten. Wenn es
DlsS ibut, nito es Su ipdt fem"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
0Bie ift btes!

gRir bittsn riubuntgt Dollars pslpbnuna fir
jeesu 8aQ pcu aataIrb, psr nitt burb Gtnneb
men pen Sall's Ratarrb : Sur ssbtilt psrprn
fanu.
q. s. Sbtusp s 6 o., Gistnib., 5UItsp. .
gDir, bic nntfrSti6nsteu, babsu j 5. Cheney
felt ben lsBtsn 10 9abrsu ssiauut uub balisn
ibn fur prIfcmmsn sbrsnbaft in allen @si6Gfts.
pHbantIunaen unp fnaniisl btfabst ALE pOn
lelntr 6trma sinstsanssntn Standardization gu
rfuIlrn.
Bsit & SruaE @ruBbaness Drpsuilfsn.
3pltep. 3.
0alptns. aiunau & Marvin, @rOe
banesls DrOsuilfsu. 5Olsrp, 3.
SalEs 2atarrb'aur tpiTo inntrlid atncmmGn
uup pirft pireft auf pas But unp bic iblsimi.
gen Sbraa6sn pss Splfrms. 3tusn1s frs
vsriaurt. prris rs Gents fur bic 5lai1s. 8sr.
fduft ron allfn Apptbsftrn.
Saa's 6amiIisu pilsn iinb bic bsiitu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
TinlcDS>
$ -
Glci0cr
.rinlnlingS.
Der msteoriids S6nuer mar Elm SsbI.
dlue. aber bus @ssenibsiI iann fiber
bsbaupiet ipsrben bon bem ssssnpdrtissn
8orrutb bon
GleiDer
Srintnttngs
unO
0Qrniturell,

peIde m br Nufme,iiamisit srressn. uIs
irBeno cine dbnIids @aarsn. aushsaune
ie in bieier StuOt ssibun.
Dieie Waaren iinb 70 psri@isbsnnrtis
une bic auspubI 10 uneridbpfi@, ba6
eine pc, iOnli6c Snipettion bsrislbsn bsr
ein3ise Bes 1T, id bamit beiannt su
MAIDEN, pas mir auf 8Orraib baben-
unb mir empfebIsn bubsr, buB Sic ss
mOsIi4 MAIDEN, OisieIben ssnuusr angus
iebsn. IS tpirO unS freuen. Sbnsn isbe
mDsIi4e giniidt unb 9luSiunft ,u seben.
Oamit Sic eins. sssisnsts sIuspabI trsfs
fen t6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01

9rinseiiin @bimapunb ibr
&i9o. S6on felt ldn9erer 3eit bat
man BON Der fd6nen 9lara @arb, ge=
idieoenen prinSeIiin @bimap, ni6ts
9ebDrt, bic felt II Sabren nit ibrem
3i9euner 8i9o SancIi in 9airo lebt.
Sic iuobnte bort bisber in einem Sptel
Stpeiten &anses unO iub 9erne @dlie
bel iid. 9tun bauit bas paar ieit meb=
reren Monaten In einem elenoen Sela
la6enbprfe, cine balbe Stun6e BON
GairO, in einem periallenen S6lpIIe,
oas Die iiberipannte Glnra umbauen
ldBt. Sic bat ii9 ibre prdbti9e @r=
ideinung bemabrt uno lebt tbatid6li6
nur fir ribren Sancii." @esenpdrti9
unterribtet lie i'm i'm G6reiben uno
2eien unO beuunOert gllles, mas er
tbut, benn 9llles an linn 1T, lpie fie
ia9t, Natural. :" SancIi, Der tlelne,
pOdennarbise 3iseuner, III bebdbis gee
ipproen, er trintt mie elm 9irIienbln=
Der, i6neioet auf pie ollie 3igeuner
unb bGlt ii6 fir beriibmt. Sos 9aur
bat BON einem glep Yorter 9eranii-
sunssetabliiiement einen sldnSenoen
gn9a9ementsantrag erbulten. Ser
idluue Yantee=SireitOr, Der bic Sens
iatipnsiudt ieiner 2anosleuts tennt,
bietet Dem Yaare fir ieds @o6en
$l2, 900 uno nerlangt oufiir nur fol-
9enbes .tiinlileriide" prO9ramm: l.
prinseiiin &lara Gbimup prOmenirt
flint 0iinuten am 9lrme zines &apaliers
in prGdtiaer Soiree=S oilette our6 bic
srOBen @anoelsdnse bes Gtabliiie.
ments. 2. Sic eri6eint bann an Der
Ssite 8igOs, Der spei unsariI6e @eis
len seist. Sb Slara @aro i6on accep-
tirt bat, III nibt betannt es bsibt nur,
baB lie auf jeben Sail tuieber uuf Rei.
fen 9eben uno oann na9 Sairo Suriif-
fe9ren mill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
6rp6fsuer In Nb,labslpbia.

Sn einsm iseusr. bos Sreltue 81 tl
i'm 9uBpaoren 8robbanoels I II ttIt
Der Stapi 9btlnbeIpb,a @laenibum In
Dsribe BON $500 600 se,fi6ue. fan
Srou @lora @rben. 23 Sabre olt. sin
gldberin I'M Dtsnite BON Sarrls & 9eis
naro @oben, um'S 9sbsn uno m,brelt
Berionsn tpurben itper uerlsBt. 5rou
@pbsn ipruns aus bsm fiiniisr
Slotpsrtb oes @sbduoes, in bem bas
Seuer dusaebrp6sn mar, Ouf bic Slrnb,
binab uno itarb auf Der Sisle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Nroteft eeeen bic .@iftmifdber'
eienH Qpnbpner @ldtter.

Die 8erIinsr ..Boh" tritt bem iebi
nit Srunfreid liebduaelnbsn SinsOibum
lopie ben publieift,ibsn ,.@Iftmiider'
eien" Der ensllidsn grehe. ipsjisa Der
:. .NatiUnol R,pieip". enersiid enieesen
uno besneifslt, oab bR leltenoen eneli
i6sn 9olitifsr OauernO in bic SneObab'
men sinlenfen nerben, neil elne fol6s
5taaisfunii gum 8uin @Iobbritannien's
fdbrsn mdbte. DEM fals bus eurOpdl'
ide @lsibeeiuidt aus ben NneeIn eebo
ben perben iolte, ptiroen nur gnelanes
@esner ben stbBten 8ortbell baben
Damn bGtfie @nslunb bic uusSIsi&enoe
unb psrmitieInOe Wobt Deutlblunos I'm
Ralbe Der 8blter ibmsrSllb psrmifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
TIeihiae milipnare.

VIE ameritanii6en Ulilliondre, 10 bee
merit Elm bierldnoiI6es Maeasin, pfIe=
gen i'm 9lllgemeinen nur ourd ben
Gurus, ben lie treiben, oOsr bur6 irgenb
iuelde grSentrisitdt BON Iid reoe1 su
MAIDEN. Sir bic Sbatiude aber, oaB
aud Diele BON ibnen teinespe9s auf
ibren 2Orbeeren ausruben, iOnoern
INNER neue S6dse ibren Wlillionen
binSu3ufiiSen iuden, liefert unter gn=
beren Der 80jdbri9e GuiIell Sage in
ger gort einen ipre6enOen geipeis.
Der Mann, beiIen 8ermOsen auf etiua
800, 900, 900 9eifGBt uirb, arbeitet
beute angeiirenster, als er es Dor falt
80 Sabren als perm69enslpIer juneer
Wann 9etban bat. Seoen Morgen lam
man Sage nit oem nieOrisit 9eliellten
Sdreiber gu glei9er 3eit ii9 um einen
plaB in ben StraBenbabnwngen bee
miiben ieben. Sn aller gile nimmt er
nit George 8Oulo i'm 8ebduoe Der
.Wefern Union" Sefe9rapbeneeIell=
i6uit iein Griibiiiid Elm uno iebrt in
iein Bureau Suriid, mo ibn sablrei6e
Seiu6er ermarten, bic ben r9lttiensau=
berer" ipreden mollen. 9anee, naHoem
aud Der lebte S6reiber oas Bureau
perlaiien bat, berpeilt 8uIiell Sage
nod bel ieinen S6dBen, ebe er ben
&eg nod 9auie antritt.
Sn Gbnli6er Weiie pOllsiebt ii6 bas
Sageiuert Opn SObn 8. 8Odefeller. @r
gebt friibSeitig ms Bureau, unterbri9t
bic glrbeit nur fir wenige Minuten,
um ieinen .2un6" einsunebmen, unb
aud mad benz Diner ieBt er bic 2lrbeit
oft bis gum friiben Morsen fort. Seine
MluBeitunoen Derbrinst er bel feiner
8iDline ooer in ieiner Sonnta9sI6ule.
Sir @eiellidaften feblt ibm 3eit unb
2ut. Seinen Sobn ersiebt er in oers
ielbsn iirensen Nrteitsmetbooe, bic er
ielbit i,bt. Sobalo Oieier SObn feline
uniperiiidtsituoien abgel6loIIen bate,
puroe ibm elm plub unter oem Seer
pDn S6reibern i'm Bureau Der Stnnbs
arb Oil Company anseipieien. SOri
.iibt Der Grbe zines Der gr6bten gers
m0sen Der @elt Sag fir Sag in anse.
frengter 9Irbeit; er DerldBt bas Bureau
erlt ipdt, I'M nit ieinem 8ater Oas
Siner einSunebmen.
Sie 9rbeitswutb 1T io9ar einem be,
ameritaniIdsn MilliOnGre f6pn pers
oerblid sepOrben. Balm, Der rIdlaf.
lOie WlilliOndr" 9enannt, arbeitete 16
Sabre binour9 fait 20 Stunoen tGgli9.
@r s6nnte iid iiberbaupt feline fbrper=
lide grbOluns unb iiarb an ben SOlsen
Der ueberarbeitung. Spiun, Der auiiras
liide MilliOndr, riibmte iid ebenfulls,
er babe ii9 ME einen Seiertag sema6t,
unO Der peritorbene Cornelius 8anbers
bilt glaubte, er babe tein Ge6t, e9er 5u
ruben, als bis er IL Stun0en tG9li9
in ern nfer glrbeit perbr06t bate.
Inter ben 9pllartDnieinnen Imtris
tas 1T Die grbeitsmunis Der !SettD @reen
eine ieltene grideinuns. Sriib am
Mor9en fiibrt Der StraBenbabnmaeen
bic 9eiiberin BON un9efdbr $50, ,000,=
900 gu ibrem Bureau, uno II Stun
ben ipdter tebrt iie in ibre i6le6t
mOblirte @Obnuns suriid. @dbrsno
bieier 3eit arbsitet iie nit einem gifer,
als oh lie elm paar S6illin9 Su ibrem
llnterbalt peroienen miibte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
sasaeHoas
SargaittS
fi1r SCNe.

Dies 1T felt Sesiun uuisres auspsr,
tuufss uuier Motto aspeisn. gBir bnbsn
Die 9luue Nsat unb Bltdpoateu Iosse
itlopen. aber INNER nod 1uuienbc
Dollars perib in giieupiiten. 8ert
ssusen, 8otbfsu, 8urnGess, etc, etc
Bansen fur bic Samllis. Q8aasen fl,
ben 8Iocer uno Waa9sn fir ben WeB
asr. 8liirmIIisr, ipeIh' Elm 9nraam
@rObe ..jSr,eSsrs" gum 8OitsupreiIs
8oasIfdfise. W,Rsr upb 6nbsin. I'm,
Ter Bumblnp Gcpartsmsnt 1T mt ben
bPtrsffsnceu 8aaten unssfdat 3aui
iebl @lienpaotsu fir oos p6brsno rec
5 bres Su errIdlnbe SqAk; ss pirb I'D
bSablen. gSr idlCbR n um AZ ubl
Gbencs. Slmduss ausgenummen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Neuer 1riea.

Ser Wiener GOrrsipOnbent bes 2on'
ooner ,,Stanoaro" iast: Seltiums
@erIdte fnb in @ien i'm 1mluuf unr
nod isltiamere Dinse ereianen iib un'
smeifeIbaft. Die @eldte beuten uui
orObsnbs Seinoiellete,ten apiben 8ul
sarsn unb Serbisn bn. 10 beitsbi ten
3pefel oaruber. baB bsios Iruppen OF
Der Creme aninmmeln 81 eribelni ln'
O,Hen aIS unmbblid. oob es gum arisp
tOmmen iOllle. bu fslnes otr bslcen 2da
Der bic nbIbisen @sIrmiltel beIBt uni
weber 8ublanb nod Otiterreib slnsI
iolhen &ueg bIaieen plr ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
0ictpria IdhI Gh.

86niein 8rcioriu tpirO Srortrtid osr'
msicen, penn iic I'm 5rubilbr nud 8or
olebera in Sialien re,h. Dies III eln,
olrette Solse Der Sbmdbunssn. nit be
men iie bon Der fran,biilden Br,Ht ibsr'
bdufl pOrOen it, Die 86nrsln puo lbs,
Antwerpen. SrdiieI. 84itl unO 9userr
rslien. Sn StruBburs psroen 8aliel
8iIbeIm unb 8ripS Ssinti6 bon preu'
ben NIT Der 9bniarn olniren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Su Derfaufen :

Gin nsuss aus u6t 3immun btRsbsntss
Bobnbdus nit mperntn Ginri6tunatn, role
tOt, nit Nruttb6umsn, HaisrpIaB unb sinsm
ltSusn Sor en-. Stitnpsat unb nllts vol.
iiGneia Cine i6bnt Sstmatb fir sinr Rami
lie. in auitr Rabbdritafi uuo etm ttfsu 5brIs
etr Sinei atltssu. prtis Sc 00n, tiu SttiI fam
lftbtn Hltibsn, 9dbrss wiIp In bsr ,.BO4sn.
blatr Shist bsiaHnt sfma9t.