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The sun., 1900-01-30
News Notes.

A concert will be given by the Ferris
industrial School Band on February 20,
at the Opera House.
The quarterly meeting of the McAll
Mission will be held at 8 o'clock today
ia West Presbyterian Church.
Bishop Monaghan celebrated pon'if-
cal mass yesterday m rning at the Visi-
ta,ian Monastery on Gilpin avenue.
Andastaka Tribe, Inp'd. o. r. M, OF
Newport, were entertained on Saturday
evening by Manitou Tribe of the High
lands.
The remains OF Jacob Chippey. col
ored, late bell boy at the Clayton House.
we're laid at rest Sunday afternoon Ser
vices were held in the A. U. nj. 7
Church.
East side residents are complaining oi
refuse running from wells into the street,
near Eighth and Walnut streets, and
Ninth, Tenth. Pine and Kirkwooo
streets.
Five dwellings are being erected b,
| f. Z. Gallagher NJ P-nnayivania avenue
and Dupont street, and one ., Psnnsvi
vania avenue anu Scott street by Charles
Wolhar.
The contract for the stone work on th'
| new addition TO she Hartmann 4
Fehrenbarh Brewing Compsny's p'an
,as been a~arii-d o. Ltnn 4 PhlliIt
avid Dangei has the contract for til
,ovdmurk.
The sun., 1900-01-30
MAYOR In COURT.
DIR. Fahey Star Witness Against His
Former Trusted Colored Boy.

DIR. Fahey Star Witness Against His
Former Trusted Colored Boy.
On the charge OF stealing money from
Mayor Fahey, his employer, George
Wilson, small cniored boy, was ar
raigned last evening in Municipal
Court. The atar witness in the case was
the genial big hearted docrr r. On the
witness stand DIR. Fahev stated that the
boy had worked for him for some time
and he had found him good boy up
until last week, when it was discovered
that Sl2 was missing from the cigar
money box.
On being questioned George admitted
the theft and said he would pay it back.
He paid $40 of it last Saturday, but
when the cash register was examined it
was found to be $40 short. Again the
boy was called upon to confess which he
did. After he had confessed DR., Fahey
told him that he must take 9
note to the police station telling
them to lock him up for stealing. AL
though aware that the delivery OF thu
note meant imprisonment, the boy de
livered the note on last Sunday to Cap
tain Black at the police station. The bn,
was locked up and the outcome OF hi
hearing last night was to send him to tn
4 ieforla school.
The sun., 1900-01-30
FIRE AT POOLES FOUNDRY
Loss Confined to $4,000 by the
Work OF the Wilmington Fire
Department..

Fire caused loss OF 5000 to the
plant OF the Morton Poole Company
last evening, and 1875 man will be tenn
porarily thrown out Of work by the con-
hagration.
The fire was discovered In the ven-
tilator ON the roof of shs msRldinE roon
in hhs rear OF abe works. 1t required
shs Nv its& sforts sf ths snstrs Wilruins'
tss Firs Departments 70 gst tbs Aanes
Aadsr control
Chief 1ssFss Gasas tnrnad IN the Esn,
srSl alara, All ssRrss,i%s nssFea&ea
pI%nlsly RsA vitAsss RssidsSt, sSs sSttA.
sEsas&ha The tss-a~atsA sBEssTA ss
The 1renxs werks& sxAsr Er&sD dts
aassssssss, ewing u ths siass a,tAIsnss
ID Whisk ths5 wars foreSS 70 s1ssHts,
Rxs tks frssziHs atnssBhsSe afss aaesd
10 tAsfr sissonfsrt. The 4yixe Mtsf.
fpssn shs sspsaDs skrSwR BY tie naee 81
hsss frQ5s a. sSoa 80 ID hall spes khs
frsmea's nsifsrma, aA1 they rssen.
hisd los Of Ice susssd sailsrs In a.
Arctic storm.
SosAhsrA through sxprsss, No. 6S. wa
held a. this Washington depot fsr ebsu
10 minutes by khs Ere companies.
Tbs property destroyed was fsliy in
aursd in the New England Faossr,
Mutual Insurance Company.
The sun., 1900-01-30
LITTLE DOROIHY'S
|NHUNAN MOTHER
Mary Hall Placed Two-months-
cid Baby in an Ash
Barrel to Die.
SURVIVED KIGHYs ExPssURE
Vet ana shtsertss t&p naasy Was
| B,sxAd ~ Esssfs r1nsssr, Wss
1 1AreA Eer Il. Ths Neither
4 Mas Eiaes SIss
! zHA Ceses.
SURVIVED NIGHTS NPssURE

HMary,I am surprised ehst ANY taetAef
soald 20 sruplly nsslsst,, hsr sfspvins, |
and will have 10 ~inps&s the extreme |
penalty OF she Law npeH you by finiAs
You Sl0D and soets."
Tssse we're the words OF Judge Ball to
Mary Hall, the young giri who pleaded
guilty 70 having placed her two-Rsnths-
old baby in an ash barrel 10 die and be
enptied upon ths ash dump.
Ths child was placed in she barrel be-
twec.. z and 8 O'Clock on Sunday even
ing, and mas found by Miss Bessie
Plummer Yesterday morning about 3
O'Clock. The baby had been exposed to
the cold and rain. but is now apparently
no worse for the harsh treatment it had
received.
When arraigned on the charge OF de-
posting little Dorothy in the ash barrel,
Mary. with bowed head and in low
voice pleaded guilty"
| Willard Hall Porter, attorney for the
Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, asked that some of the evidence
| be heard.
| Stockton street, who was the chilo's res
cuer, said that she was notified by her
81 ter that there was kitten or some
4
Miss Plummer investigated and found
the little baby. It's clothes were wet
from the rain, and the Young lady took
the child in and changed its clothes,
after which the authorities were no.
titled.
II was soon discovered that the baby
was Dorothy Hall, the two-months'-old
child of Mary Ball, young girl living
, | at Sixteenth and French streets, with
J the family of Samuel Peo.
al Judge Ball asked Matron Wogan ii the
babyrwas ifjnred by its all-night ex'
posure to the cold and rain. Matror
Wogan gave it as her opinion that the
baby was all right, but told the Jud {
that she would offer the baby in evi
i dence if he wished. Judge Ball hastil,
told her that he would take word for j
and had no doubt that it was nic'
a baby.
The only defense offered by Miss Hal
y was that she had reported to Agen
( Frank Stcut that she was unNble to car
Tor the child and ask d him to provide
home for it.
Mr.. Stout admitted the facts, but sai'
! that he had been unable to get HON
y for the child.
= Af,er receiving the severe sentence c
! the Court Mary was led away by Matro
: Wogan.
7 The girl said that she wanted to secur
work in a silk mill but conld not do s
and take care Of her baby too. As si
has no money, she will probably go
at New Castle jail today.
ST Little Dorothy Twill be cared for b
n, the Suciety for the Prevention of Crnelt
,e to Children into whose custody the Cou
e. deli cred it.
The sun., 1900-01-30
OPINION ON TRUSTEE ELECTION
Judge Marvil Communicates With
the Congregation OF First
Presbyterian Church.

the Congregation OF First
Presbyterian Church.
The annual congregational meeting
and election of trustees of First PreEb}-
terian Church was held last night.
sydney Ssiles was ths Only Reu trHs-
Zee elected. He Rucceeds William bfs-
Sorlsy. Tbs old hrnssses re elected wore
John Budd, Joseph o. Hamilton, j.
Frank Rhodes, Miliam II. 7ayler,
William La ybon and G. Q. Qheland.
= Wiltsm LAwssh has AseA alsstsd yhs-
'tss Il ssksH@ntivs ysans, sRa WR%kn
Fay Esf il ssAssseHtys yssrs III
i. Ths assstEsr's rersrt wRs retx aDd
shs we& che tAsHsH So hs h gaoa ssn-
attdas. A tsafns va rexA w EesysSary
psylsS ffs@ fprmsr . nayo aixrsit .sx-
Bassstss bic sHiH.sA IN tks nEaeIsr Of the
etssaisa sf sstxssxa t
Jaiiss Maxsil In hts lrttsr snssed chap
EsF SO ksvjEsA gsssssAs, RsssieA q, which
was sriz&sa tn TIE egN several weeks
sss. He hhsA aaid: 'sIt therefors appears
that every religioss sssisty ia its eke-
tfoa Of trustees 10 TO be governed by tbe
rHlss and regulations oi les own denomr-
sasion, and yos will sherefere iollew
aaid rules instead of shs procedure laid
down in said section 2 OF the revised
eode.n
Section two reads 30 follows: Such
Trustees shall be elected according to
the manner prescribed in the discipline,
rules and regulations of she denomina-
tion with which the society is con-
nected.
The sun., 1900-01-30
ALL england MOURNS
SOUTH AFRICAN DEFEAT
Report Has it that Roberts
:, Has Advised AbanasRnent
Of Laayanith.
HIEND9NALB JEWS sUbLR
.sFeassa TAas Che asiisst GavaiFs~ss
Mxd, mosH Css OF Sson tks Assfs
Esss 81 mritasA Rarisx
xmiIsH's asssssAt 10
the E~sssS Rtsds.

TS.sas, JaA. as,--If wsuis be iale to
attatstf to aeny tAs4 deep slssm sver-
shaasws ali MasIaaa Ike latest re-
verse IN the Seath Afries es~Baisa, the
aisasspsas exai.E to the Spisn ksR sf-
fair and Buffers fsrses retreat to the
RHsela are the all shssfbiss tsPies Of
eo8v ersatlsx.
A SPECIAL disnstck declares that the
xueaess of the Bsers at Spion kes is
IargSiy ewing to their general. Preto-
rius, who il counted sne Of the shrewd-
est lenders in the army of the South
African Republic.
All the evening papers are urging the
government not to try again direct at
tempt to relieve Ladysmith. The oflgi-
nal plan of an invasion OF the Orange
Free State is advocated.
Great anxiety has been removed b,
the announcement that Lord Dundon
The sun., 1900-01-30
1ynitsd Preshxtsriaus.

The annual meeting of the congregas
tisp OF the United Presbyterian Church
will be held on "Wednesday evening for
the reception of members and the ebec-
tiou OF officers. Az this meeting elders
and trustees will be elected and time
set for the ordination and installation OF
the elders.
The sun., 1900-01-30
To visit Coatinentai Europe.

Mrs. Henry Grant and daughter, Miss
Martha, will leave this morning for a
trip TO Europe. rhey will visit the Paris
CT position and will return home about
the frat Of May. Among others going
abroad in July, Ia Miss Marian, daughter
OF John Crozier, who will attend the
Chri tiau Endeavor Convention. Among
the delegates will be Mir. and Mrs. Fred
erick Darlington.
The sun., 1900-01-30
Killed by trrain.

While crossing the railroad tracks at
Bellevue crossing at 637 o'clock last
evening. Bormini Baroino. an Italian,
was struck and killed by the cars. The
dead man was 36 years of age and re,
sided at Bellevue The train that killed
him was NJ. SO s,uthhound passenger
train. His body was taken charge OF by
Coroner Vande yer and is now at the
morgae.
The sun., 1900-01-30
DELMARvIA EXTENSION.
Lines to be Built to Perryviile and
Brandywine Summit.

The Delmarvia Telephone Company
began the work Of extending their line
to PerryviIle yesterday, and expect to
have it completed by next Spring The
extension, when competed, vii; inclnde
Newport, Newark, Elkton and Perry
vile.
The company has also secured the
right of wav, by way of the Concord
turnpike, to Brandye inc Summit, where
it will connect with the West Chester
service, which has extensions to Coates
Vile. Phnnixville, Conshohnckeu, Nor.
ristown, Birdshoro and Pottstown.
The sun., 1900-01-30
The Smallpox Epidemic.

The smallpox victims we're all doing
as well as could be expected yesterday.
The house at No. i l03 East Fourteenth
street, where colored gir shows symp-
toms of the disease, is still being
watched.
The sun., 1900-01-30
DEATH FROM DIPHTHERIA.
one Child in the Family of John
Scott Dies and Four Others
Are Sick.

Alice. the ls-montbs old child Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Scott, of No. $40 Market
street. died of diphtheria yesterday
morning. She was buried yesterday
afternoon. . ~.
There are now four others sick In the
iamiIv. The matter was brought TO the
attention OF the authorities and since
hen the Board Of Health and Police
J9-nar.ment have been caring for she
an,ily. The mother is very delicate sno
he death of her child was a great shocf
| 10 her
The sun., 1900-01-30
Red Caught Fire.

A bed in the second story front room
OF the house at No. 9lS Wilson street
caught fire about s O'Clock yesterday
morning. The house is occupied by
Mrs. Julia EIsey and it is supposed 1t
caught fire by her little daughter playing
with matches.
The sun., 1900-01-30
SMOKER AND ENTERTAINMENT.
Names of Participants in East Side
Republicans Next Social Event.


TIE East Side Republican Association
will give smoker and musical enter
t. iolnent tomorrow evening at their
headquarters, No. 90S X ng street. This
is the fourth entertainment the assocl a.
tion has given in the last few months.
All Republicans are invited The follow
ing will take part in the program: A. G.
Leibrick and r p. Faust, piano and
bones; the Orange Mandolin Club, j.
Gal lag her, barytone solo; 5. B. Morris,
tenor solo; Tatman's Orchestra, President
George g. Byron, speech; J. Howard
Morris, bsrytnne solo; William Lott,
tenor solo; w. f. Sanesprey, cornet solo;
East Side Quartet, Morris, Richardson,
i Miller and Morris.
The committee in charge is composed
OF w. Fl Page, J. P. Jones, q. L Wat
! son, F. II. Davies, A. g. Leibriek, h. NJ.
Burns aud s. B. Norris.
The sun., 1900-01-30
Referee Case.

The case Of James w. Harlan va.
James r. Miles, an action on foreign
attachment for $685. for labor. was
heard in Magistrate Daley's court last
night. The referees were Frank A. BIC.
Clusky, Thomas Reardon and !. Jackson
Pierce. The plaintiff was awarded a
verdict for $40. Harry Emmons repre-
senteG the plaintiff.
The sun., 1900-01-30
Debt COMMITTEES Meeting.

A meeting Of ihe debt committee of
West Presbyterian Church was held last
night, and arrangements made for
thorough canvass OF the members and
congregation. Cards were circulated
ast Sunday and between 100 ami 200
subscriptions received.
The sun., 1900-01-30
IA GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Registering Letters by Carriers Was
Started in This City Yesterday.

Under the new system of registering
letters inaugurated in this city yesterday
morning, two letters were registered.
They we're by carriers John E. Sylvanus
and Charles NJ Sehl.
The new aystem permits carriers on
their routes in the residence section OF
the city to register letters. Pesbags
stamps or money may be paid for the
registering.
The sun., 1900-01-30
Special Music by Quartet.

Rev. w. L. Dawson viii address the
Y. M. C. A. gospel merting next Sunday
afternoon. Special music will be fnr.
nishcd by she Silver Leaf Quartet, OF
Lin .oln University.
The sun., 1900-01-30
Bids For New Building.

The Knights OF Columbus will receive
the bids today for tifeir proposed new
building winch will be erected AZ Tensh
and King streets. The lodge is locates
At present AZ No. 833 Market street.
The sun., 1900-01-30
Cnnstable,s sale.

Constable Hughes sold the psrse L al
eff cts of Sailie Maloney at No. N4 Mar,
ket street, Yesterday. The sae fo'tu
up $500 Miss Maluney's claim ainonh''
ed 20 over 90.
The sun., 1900-01-30
Sunday school Union.

The State Primary Sunday School
Union hold an interesting meeting last
night in West Presbyterian Church. An
address was made by Mrs. William K.
C,rosbY
The sun., 1900-01-30
sarntne Chimney Snd-ngers Hous

" The residence OF willard Hall Porter
was threatened with destruction by fire
Yesterday afternoon. The chimney took
fire and it looked for time as If the
sparks would ignite some other portion
OF the building, but the prompt response
Of the chemical engines put ont the hre.
The Washington, Friendship and Phoenix
Compapies were in service.
The sun., 1900-01-30
Erecting Additional Buildings.

S me improvements are teing made
by the Ersniy wine Granite Company at
lts qnarI es along the Brandywine. An
offiie a, engine building aie being
erected
The sun., 1900-01-30
TWO sculptors Here.

DIR. B. Ashbourne Capehart and L.
Ama,ies. two Of the sculptors who have
sells in the Ba,ard meMoria' contest
Arri ed yesterday at the Clayton honre'
The sun., 1900-01-30
Tae Weather Forecast.

Tie indications for f"day are
Lat 60 d, fair. no tsw,s.is wines
will prevail.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05

erpGblt tperben, bic bdnn paarlpeiIe in
grpceIiion in ben Dom Sieben, tpo
na9 feisrlthem 9ottesbienit Elm &inb
aus elmer bonn Prieiter gebaltenenllrne
bic 0amen zines puares 5iebt. gIss
bann iperben bic Ramen ber 10 @rz
tpGblten pertiinbet unb dls rGapitGne"
protlamirt. glm 1. 9lpril unb /. De-
tober 5ieben bann bieIe beiben Gapis
tame, ipelde ben Sitel GrcelIen5 fiibren,
in ibrer 4mtstrd9t, einem maleriI9en
&oItiim mad Der Dirt bes Is. Sabrbuns
b.rts, nit Der Milia unb Der Muitts
tapelIe an Der SpiBe unb Der Robels
sarbs i'm 9efolge, aur sottesbienitlia
den Seier na9 benz Dom unb bon bort
in ben Sbroniaal CUR 9lblesung bes
GiOI9purs. Ou5u frd9en bic Boiler,
unb bic tpeiB blaue Sabine pertiinbet
bod BON Der iebt als 9efGn9nib bies
nenben Burg bas frObe @rsignib bonn
Sels gum Meer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
Cine Gsrase.

faum bat lie nit bo9rptben Wdngen
PIaB genOmmen, mRB iie iib i6On
pieber erbeben, benn elm Stpeiter bittet
nm einen San5. llnb bann elm britter
uno elm pierter. sic ermiioet ni9t.
Ollie Sage tommt es ia ni6t por uno
einmal fam mans fdon mitmaben.
Der feIde 0eutI9meiiter nit oem
fleinen ifsparsen S9nurrbGrt9en
unb ben fed bIidsnbsn Qugen bat iie
fhon breimdl aufgeforbert unb nun
tpmmt er gum biertenmal. 2lber iie 1T
pirtli9 miioe uno pil etpas uusrus
ben. limb gutmiitbig bleibt er Oor ibr
iteben unb plaubert nit ibr, iie babel
peridmiBt aniebenb. sic iiebt aud
beute prd4tis aus. sic merit es gang
gut, baB iie mandsm in bic Qugen
itidt. 0drum aber lit lie gar nt4t
itola unb tanat nit iebem. 10 Iange,
Bis .iie ermiibet In einen SeFel INIT.
gs 1T ia 10 i1Dn beute, 70 number
i6Dn. Wie biel tpirS lie in Der Do4e
eeIdolten, pie mub lie ba arbetten unb
iid abpIasen. llnh bier : bier brebt
ii9 cine tIeine DeIt Inn lie. limb Der
feIde 0eutIdmeifter bat aud ihpn eiz
nen RiOulen erbalten. llnb tsinen linz
gefdbrli9en! Sin barber Slater, unb
Elm folder, Der eisene RoFe bat! gr
1T felt alpei Sabren Dittiper, aber nod
in ben beIten Sahren. 9(n Sumor
feblt's i6m ni9t, unb du9 fonit ni4t
an manhem, bas bas 2eben angenebm
nader lam. Die idmude S9One
sefGllt linn. @r mill pbneoies ipieber
beiratben, aber feline 3utiinftige mub
elm Mdbel i.in, gang na9 Ieinem
Sim. Sb er bic ri6tise gefunben
BATE Wer tpeiB2-dbsr ss mub tppbl
eine ni9t gang unpi9tige Srase fein,
bic ct an iie iteIt In benz 2lugenblid,
ba lie in elmer Der Nsb.nrdumli9tsiten
Elm padr Rinuten aIl.in suiammsn
Tnb. sic plaub.rH r.dt ernIt miteins
amber. lln6 bi. Sdone ma6t elm re5t
nadbentli9es @sF6t. Damn aber,
aIs er lie pi.b.r In ben San5Iaal
fiibrt, 1T lie in Der frobef.n 2aune.
llebsr ibrsm 9.Ii9t liest elm b.ller
S6immer. Sic 1T frob. iie 1T sIiids
lid. limb pie nun elm alter rOrabrsr"
auf iie 5utommt unb iie Iahenb um eiz
nen Sang bittet - ba ipirbslt iie nit
ibm i'm Saal berum, als ipdr's Der
iiinsite unO fsidsits.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
q Gegterungsp q q Il.

pteledigen 9aIton bas @appen bes
SreiItaates einsela1sn, brei burgges
frOnte 9erse unb brsi StroubeRFe0ern
- lebtere tpobl, neil bic 9urgen felt
Differs fer i'm @oltsmunb bic ,brei
Ssbern" beiben = nit benz Mottp
~Libertas", alles umi9Gofen BON
elmer 9rpne, als bsm Symbol Der
Souperdnitdt, bic ipieberum Spei
Strablen bon ii6 uusisnbst unb nit
elmer psrle unb einsm &reus bdrii6er
sei9miidt 1T. Sn Der linfen aants
bes 9ebdubes, in Der S6bs bes srIten
Stodperts, itebt bas in GrS gstriebens
StanbbilO bes Stifters Der RepubIit.
Sm Snnsrn bss palafss biIoet Der
Sbronidul bic SauptIebensniirbigteit
nit einem 9pppeltbron fir bic beiben
Regenten, I'M bon ii1 Iehaig StBe fir
ben SOben Ratb gruppiren. ueber bem
Sbron felt elm grobes Wdnbgemdlbe
ben beiIisen Marinus bar, tui: er bem
Bolt eri9eint unb es auffprbert, itsts
bic Sreibsit gu bitten; bic bsiben Res
eenten, umssben bon ibrem 9efolse,
Ieiiten ben S9ipur, tpGbrenb bas 8oIt
iia rinQs um lie Qeidaart bat. SIM 4rs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
San 2Tarino.

gu ben mertpiirbisffen 9emetnipes
fen i'm altersI9pudsn europa seb0rt
unspeifeIbaft bic 0uObe5 Republit
San Marinp, bsren @eIdmmtgebiet
i'm umfanse bon 62 AuaOrattiIomea
tern auf bem 9ergriiden bes Sitan,
ca. 10 Sftlometer bonn 9eItabe bes
&briatii6en Meeres bele9en TT.
go Helm aber aud Der Sreiitadt tit,
Der mehr dls elm unb Elm babies Sabrs
tauIenb ale @e6fsl unb Stiirme Der
3eiten, bic max9mal ben SUB fetnes
8erges umtobten, iiberitanb, unb Der
in mebrsren Ortfdaften ettpu $500
Gintpobner sGblt. burunter 1000 in
Der Reiiben5 auf bem &amm oes 8ers
ees, 70 biel bes Sebenstpertben bietet
tr bod fir einen fur3en 9eIud, Der ii4
allein f6on ipeaen bes tpunoeroouen
9lusblids bon benz 742 Meter boben
@ipfel bss 8erges auf bic 4penninen.
bic tpeite @bene Der emilia unb bds
glbriatiibe Meer bis btniiber na9
SSitrien unb 9aGmatien iobnt. Der
@eg fiibrt sund9it bur4 anmutbiges
Siigelgeldnbe nit rei9en Sbitz uno
&ebenpflan5ungen, Bis er Bel benz
Sprfe SerraDalle bic tpsib bldusn
9ren5pfGble Der Republit pafitrt. Bon
bier beginnt Der unfungs nod bequeme
glufItieg Bis gum 9orgo, Der 8oritaot
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05

9si Der Soilette iparten fie ni6t
dngitli9 unb nit Ser3tlopfen, Oh bic
S9neioerin iie ni9t am @nOe fiben
lafen piro, Oh bic Sriieurin aud
piinttIi9 tummen ipirb; lie brau9en
nidt Elm paar Stunben aur Soilette,
INNER baitiger uno unseoulbiser, neil
Der Slater i4on unten barrt, unb es
f9on = ipeiB 9ott = ipie ipGt lit, -
nein, friIh unO munter pIdti4srn fie
i'm Dafer bsrum = iie iinb es ia ni6t
anbers setp0bnt. Sin Stiid 9ruber
Seife uno frii6es WaFer itnb ibre
fosmetiIden Mittel. Elm friI6 ss6iiselz
ter Rod, turaes &leib9en nit ireitem
9lusI9nitt bilbsn bic 9alltoilette, pps
mDgli9 bon eisener Sanb gefertigt,
ba5u elm paar funfelnagelneuer
fdparSer ober tpeiber Striimpfe unb
niebere 8aaIdu9e. @9nell lit bic
Soilstte semadt, bunn gsbt's gum
9alliuaI = i'm ginipdnner = Ober.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05

mensubringen. Gin plan lDIte ben
anoeren db, Der S9snter ielbit mar
unermiiolib, absr erIt felt einem Sabre
lit bic glrbeit in lebbafteren Sang gez
fommsn. Der @rpbberSog bon Sa9z
fen @simar bat bic prOtettion oes
@ertes iibernommen, elm glusI9uB
BON betannten MGnnern fiibrt bic 9ez
I9Gfte, unb in Send ielbIt drbeitet tin
Bureau, I'm bic Wiittel auf3ubringen.
llnIere abbiIbung 5eigt ben BON benz
g(r9itetten Gubtpi9 9irI9 in Send
berriibrenben Gntpurf gu bsm seplans
ten Seim. Sas SGus fOl an elmer Der
iGDnitenStelIen bes freunoliden Ssnd
errihtet perben. Der 9au lit 10 gee
bd9t, bdb eine @rpeiteruns iib lei9t
bepirten lGbt. 9as Snnere Ioa spdr
ieben prunt permeiben, absr in Der
anlage unb Ginri9tung ben @inbrud
zines Seims pabren, in oem Ii9 bic
sSnIaTen fpObl fiiblen. Sir ben Ban
ielbIt peroen etfpa 10000 Mart, fir
ben 9etrieb 100000 bis 100000 Nt.
nDtbis isia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
Ser ebrIi4e . a dI.
@rfreuIi der

GrfrenIider Sort
+ DRIFT. = nMa9t Sbre Richte, Gle
suiinftige Stubentin, auf benz @Dms
nahum tii9tise 6ortidritte9" =
r5reili9 neuli4 erit bat mid bas
MGbel auf 2ateiniI9 ansepumpt."
-Rur oas @tne. Srau Siifz
fsl (3u ibrem Maun, pelaer nieit):
nProIit!" Serr Siiffel: r9l9 unitnn !!
i6 babe ia gar ni9ts gu trtnten."
80 ON &aiernenbof. linz
terOffiSier: rRu, Meier, sic MAIDEN ia
eine SammsrpiIass tpie bus troiuniIde
9fer6, uIs es itatt Sufer Elm Battalion
9rieden in ben 2etb trieste!"
MiIitGrif DE 9Iumens
fpra9e. 2isutsnant Gum Solods
ten, Der ieinen 8uu6 iiber bic 6rOnt
redD nSuber, Sieben sic Sbr 8erpFIes
eunssmdsu5in ein!"
: 9 9 9perenDtber. Willios
nGrsto6ter (beim 5ii6en): rQd, beute
min gar teinsr anbsiBsn!" Ssrr:
n9iirfte DieIIei4t ih 10 frei iein, gnds
btses SrGulein9"
@bepon beutt. Gr (nu9
Der Srauung sdrtli9): rSebt finS
mir alio etnitpeilen fiir's 2eben berz
bunben, S9db!"
&Gaffif6. 8strunterer
Stubsnt gum 9ienitmann, Der ibn
bsimbrinsen foI0: SD babe bas Msia
nise sstban; = t9uH sic bas Sbrs!