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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

1t was the privilege OF the writer to
spend Memorial Day in Washington
county, Pennsylvania, attending the ex-
erclses at the two little villages, West
Mlddletown and Buffalo. This is men
toned in these items to call attention
to the fact that the school children at
both places We're the most active par
tlclpauts In the exercises. although the
schools were not In session at either
place. Thus patriotism Is being
taught that viii cause the men and
women OF the generation to come to be
much better nll-round citizens than
their fathers and mothers are. This
should be the case everywhere Wash
ington QIlttle Washington, as we have
been tn tho habit Of calling our neigh
boring clty) is putting on airs at a
great rate. with her 100000 court
house and her fine school houses she
can well afford to feel proud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

If the conditions mentioned above
should come about, and they will, be-
cause the tendency is everywhere in
that direction, then another thing must
happen, just SO sure as cause produces
efYeet-l. e., teachers must receive u
better enumeration for their services
Let the standard OF scholarship and
professional training be high the high
err the better, and then have the wages
correspond. Teachers are poorly paid.
The same talent. the same scholarship
or the same amount OF training In other
professions yield much larger salaries.
This is known to all, acknowledged by
all, and is severely felt by the teachers
themselves. Our beard OF education has
decided that the scholarship Of the
teacher shall be tested by an examina-
ton, and perhaps THIS is the part Of
wisdom. We will grant that It is, but
would It not be equally wise on thu
part OF the board to advance the salar-
les OF those who pass the ordeal and
have for years proved themselves pro-
flcIent In the work OF the school rom?
There seems to the writer to be moth
Ing wrong in the proposition. The sal
aries Of our teachers. principals and all
are very low compared with those Of
other cities. The city of New York
pays $50 for the first year, while II the
,.,,kn,. cn,,ttn,,sa IN lh,' tVnfIS gIicceeg-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

The examination Of thu clBhth-ynnr
pupils in United States history ia all
the ward schools in the city took place
ON Friday forenoon last. The questions
WIRE prepared by the city superlntend-
ont. Mr. Anderson. ana neither teacher
nor pupil were permitted to aeo them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-04

THE largest stock OF Talking Mn-
Records offered In the
city. Il. W. BANNER co.
Washington sentinel., 1900-05-12

they often are, by disagreements
resulting directly from different
methods OF practice in which each
country thinks its own system the
best and only proper one. Amer
icans-let us admit it iranklY-are
prone TO consider our methods the
most practical and best, and to
think that in whatever degree
those OF ether nations differ from
our own the latter are wrong. In
many cases-perhaps majority
the Americans will be right in this
opinion, but not in all; and his ac-
knowledged supremacy as a
master OF practical results does not
always entitle him to be peremp-
tory and uncompromIsing.
AS an example of how these
differences may affect a special
branch Of trade, there may be cited
certain variations Of practice in the
construction, rating and use OF
electrical appliances in Germany.
This was because electrical devel-
opment here had taken on a new
impetus. business was prosperous,
and the three or four great German
makers OF electrical machinery
were working up to their highest
capacity and obtaining for their
product far higher prices than then
ruled for similar machinery in the
United States. This led to imports
OF appliances, which were some
times satisfactory. but often not
so, for the reason in most cases
that the buyer who ordered an
American dynamo, motor, rheo-
stat, or other appara us from a
German engineers estimate OF
what was needed had different
ideas on certain points from the
American builder who issued the
catalogue and furnished the mach
inc. Under American practice
electrical machinery is, as a rule,
rated up to its maximum capacity.
A 20 horse power motor, for ex-
ample, means with US, machine
which, orking under favorable
conditions TO its full pacitY, will
do that amount OF work, and as
such it is advertised and sold. But
in this country the efficiency OF
such machine is measured, not by
its maximum, but its average or
normal daily performance, which,
as machinery is used in Germany,
may be IS, 20 or IS per cent below
the maximum. So that the Ger
man purchaser who needed to have
a load of 20 horse power carried
at his factory day by day through.
out the year and ordered a 20
horse power American motor for
that purpose would be disap-
pointed, would feel that he had
been deceived, and make COM
plants whiSh the American would
refuse to entertain because "the
machine was a 20 horse power
motor when il left his manufac-
tory" The real trouble is that
the seller and buyer have different
standards OF rating for the same
machine.
Washington sentinel., 1900-05-12
IT, W., SENTINEL
TRADE HINTS FROM OUR
CoNSULS ABROAD.

GERMAN AMERICAN TRADE Mis-.
UNDERSTANDINGS. NO one, says
Consul General Mason, at Berlin,
who has studied dispassionately
the nature and causes Of the hos
tility that has found expression
more or less generally during re-
cent years in the press, legislative
assemblies, chambers Of COM
merce, and various industrial and
political associations in the Unite d
States and Germany can have
failed to see how much ot this
mutual distrust and aversion has
been due to misunderstanding
growing out Of mere ignorance, a
failure to comprehend the many
customs and details OF practice in
respect TO which the two peoples
differ, radically but honestly, as
the inevitable result of diverse
traditions, education, and racial in
stincts.
Notwithstanding the millions of
American citizens OF German birth
or lineage who inhabit the United
States, notwithstanding the throngs
of Americans who come to Ger
many year by year for purposes OF
travel, recreation, and study in
every department of technical and
scientific learning, and IN spite OF
the vast and long maintained COM
merce between the two countries,
their peoples are in respect to many
things strangers to each other. In
telligent Germans, men Of trained
judgment and observation, who,
like the delegates to the recent
commercial exposition at Phila-
delphia, 60 to our country and
study for the first time its methods
and resources, come hack with
opinions so changed that they are
jokinglY called here Germans
who have discovered America"
On the other hand, every Bremen
or Hamburg steamer brings to this
country Americans whose ideas OF
Germany are derived from newly
arrived emIgTants, who still sup
pose that travel, rents, and costs OF
living are cheaper here than at
home, and that in all branches Of
manufacture except those in which
hand labor is the principal element,
the Fatherland is far behind the
United States.
These delusions are generally
harmless and lead only to rude,
though often embarrassing, awak.
enings on the part Of those who
entertain them. The real injury
is done when. through such ignor.
ance or misunderstanding, bust
ness interests are imperiled, as
Washington sentinel., 1900-05-12

Of packing and shipping which
your exporters use makes it neces-
sarY to break the shell Of the egg
in order to preserve it.
therefore have the honor to in
form you that / have a system for
preserving eggs which is at once
simple and practical and which
preserves them absolutely fresh for
an indefinite period, without max
ing it necessary to break or other
wise disturb them. NV system can
be applied to large quantities Of
eggs and also solves the problem
OF safe and easy transportation.
Although | am (as you may know
the cantonal teacher OF the "art OF
preserving" do not give lessons
or impart information concerning
this process, which is strictly
secret. | stand ready to dispose
Oft, however, and l therefore write
10 you with the idea that the mat
ter may interest some Of your
countrYmen.
Washington sentinel., 1900-05-12

THE GUTENBERG Festival
Consul Schumann, Of Mainz, re-
ports that on June % next festi
val will be held in that city in COM
memoration oi the FIVE hundredth
anniversary Of the birth Of Johann
Gutenberg, the inventor OF the art
OF printing. In this festival almost
all civilized nations will take part,
and it is to be hoped that the
United States will also be duly
represented. In connection with
this festival, the foundation Of a
Gutenberg museum is planned.
Donations will be thankfully re-
ceiyed.
Washington sentinel., 1900-05-12

WANTED 49, SEVERAL BRIGHT
w aud honest persons TO represent us
Managers in this and close by counties
Salary 5000 year and expenses,
Straight, bona fide, no more, no less
salary, Position permanent. Our rel
eTences, any bank in any town. Ii is
mainly Office work conducted at home.
Reference. Enclose self addressed
stamped envelope. The DOMINION
COMPANY, Dept. 3, Chicago.
Washington sentinel., 1900-05-12

BUSINESS PROFITS OF KRUPP. -
Under date OF March ~, 1900,
Consul General Guenther trans
mits the ollowing from Frankfort:
The Frankiurter Ze1kl4Hg of to- day
contains a statement made by a
competitor Of Krupp with reference
to the profits made by Krupp in
his contracts with the German Gov
ernment. He says that some time
ago, Krupp furnfghed held guns at
SI,I4s each. Competitors alter
wards received an order for the
same kind tor S454 80 each.
Thereupon Krupp reduced his
price from SI,I45 to S45z.38 For
shrapnels Krupp received Sa.o3;
his competitors furnished them at
St.I9. 1t IS an error to say that
Krupp alone can furnish nickel
plates tor the navy. The process
oi manufacture is no secret, but
is known BY every intelligent man
ufacturer. II there were competi-
ton, the nickel plates could be OBJ
tanned at halt the price paid to
Krupp. The Navy Department,
however, pTescribes conditions
which make compe Ition impossi-
BILE. Testing grounds are required
OF the same dimensions as those OF
Krupp, which belong to the Gov
ernment and have been rented to
him. The necessary provisions
for testing 24-sentimeter guns,
would cost between $500. 900 and
$3.50, 900; for 5-centimeter guns,
$4,000. Without previous assur-
ances on the part OF the govern
ment, nobody would risk such an
investment.
SWISS system OF PRESERVING
Gs.-Consul RidgelY, Of GEN
eva, transmits, under date Of March
40, 1900, a letter from Prof. A.
Badoud, which reads in substance:
have recently read in a Geneva
newspaper a statement 10 the effect
that fresh eggs are being exported
in large quantities from the United
States to England. Unhappily,
according to reports, the process
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
9entfd,es ltrtbeil iiber bic Gngldni
Der nur $50 Sabren.

Solgenoe S9ilberung III Der l646 tn
SrantIurt a. M. bel Mattbaeus Merian
eri9ienenen .Neuen 9lr6ontolOgia @oss
mica" bon Sobann 8. @Ottfrieb ent'
nommen. gDir t6nnen baraus erfsben,
baB Der en9lii6e @Oltsdaratter BON
bamals 10 siemli4 bem beuti9en ent-
ipri6t. Sie betreffenoe Stslle lautet /:
~gs bsseust bic grfabrung, oab bic
gnselldnbii6en In ibrem Slim iebr itOlB
uno bo6trabenO iinO, trub ben Spaa
niern, neil lie mepnen, lie iepen briier,
oann anbere 2eutb. 9aber lie aud
(ausaenommen bic bpm @oel uno bic,
70 eepanbert baben) in ibrer 9Onpers
IatiOn einen iOl6en Sodmutb erSeisen,
baB nit linen Dbne untpillen nit mol
umbsueeben III. limb neil lie oeb @elts
70 gar be9ierig iino, 10 III ibnen au4
man6mal tein 9ubeniiid su piel,
mann iie aud idon tpiiIen, baB lie bas
2eben bariiber laiien mliien. Gs 1T
aud fir tuenig Sabren in gnaellano
alles boiler Strabenrauber 9etueien.
Ei6t peniser piiien iie iidb sur See gu
9ebrauden, ba lie bann rauben. mo lie
tbnnen, bab bic Gaufleut iiber nidts 10
iebr Hagen, als iiber bic @nselldns
oii9en Seerauber. .-Sie gn9eliiden
iino jeoer;eit beriibmte S6uben seiueien
uno CUTE Soloaten, oab lie mebr NIT
einem biBigen unb fitirmenben anlauff
fedten. als nit 8atb unb @ernunfft
aber tpie bem aud iei, 10 seben lie
tapffer an uno nebmen ibnen fur, ben
Sies bapon gu brinsen, entlauffeu
au6 nit Iei9tli6(p y, bab alfo Der Diel
Gn9liide in feinem Seere bat, CUTE
SOffnun9, bes Siegs gu fdDpffen. Eib
lpirb an ibns eeitolten, bab iie tein
9eoult i'm arieg baben, iOnbern germ
Ieben, bab man es gum gnbe brddte, lie
gepinnens glei9 ooer peripieltens, bann
lie nit bauerbafft iino. .A-9as Sob Der
ensliiden 9riesstidtigieit tann man
beute tpeientlid reou5iren, obne ben
SDbnen gibbons llnre6t gu tbun.
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Bapne Gcuntp.

SnnesbaIe. .-Die Srauen ter beuts
i6en lutb. @emeinbe balten bsute Gbenb
in 8aumann's 9ebduoe an Der unteren
Rain StraBs Elm @rbbeerenfet ab.-
Sisr ioa ber 4. SuIi bieies Sabr in erob
artiser Weiie sefeiert tperben; bas BRO.
gram IL folssnoes: 8ormittnss : pa.
rabs. Rsbsn, 9ferbs unb 9onp Sbon /;
Ra6miitass = @ettIdufe perl6iebener
Irt nit allen eneliiden Sports; 4bents
- Cana 5susriperie unb 8nIonfabrt.
-Gonrub MbrIins. Der i'm aItsr bon
n Subren su 9biQipsburs, 81 s., om
DOnnsrfas einem Sdlaeanfaa erIns,
puroe am Samiiae su SeeIeppias beers
biet.-@ine iunse 1o6ter Der gbeIsute
Ssnrp Wasner bon Bbite WliqS itarb
ON Sonntas.-@in Seusr. bas Elm 8Iibs
itrabI sntsdnoete, ;erii6rte am Sonntag
Radt bic S6sune beS g. NaIonsp su
Berlin; Der Ssusridsin mar bier Be.
merfbar. .-Wdbrenb Senrp S6uppert
am SOnntas 8ormittas bem @ottssbienit
in Der beuti&en lutb. 3irGe beiipobnte,
peridieo er plbblih; er mar IS Sabre
alt. piro bon ben Sbbnen Sobn unb
Senrp iberlebt unb feline 8seroisuns ers
foIste am Dienitas i'm Iutb. Sriebbofe.
S. Samuel 8rotpn unb SRI. @aroIina
Webser ipurbsn seitsrn Nittas in Der
8obnune Der 8rautmutter an Se6Fer
StruBe aIs sIidIi&es @bepaur einse.
fegnet.
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0erthtlibeS.

Nie sep6bnIid, 10 befanntsn fib am
NOntas bel Der @r6ffnuns osS 3rimlnuI'
9eridts cine Insabl 4neefIasts ibulbie
uno purben perurtbelIt. Sarrp @ohner
BON Der Beitieite unb @eores Smitb bon
ber SIoisite mdiien ipsesn benz Disb'
itubI BON glien 8 DiOnats abfsen. 2ouis
@ppitein, Der i'm Gonnap Saus @slo
iiubl, tpurbe bem Souie Of Refuee iibsr'
ipieien. Ridarb Wlurpbp, Der @Iepss
lambs Wiarft befeblen tpoIIte, aber cts
tappt tpurbe, bat 9 Wcnnte su Drummer
9Ierauf purbe Der Sal bss Sames SO.
Ian bon GarbonbaIe aufsenommen, Der
am IL. Nprll ieinen Batter nit elmer
Irt berurt Uerlebte. oub er ON foIeenben
Gage turb. @s nubm einise 9eit bic
nbibisen @ei6porenen su erlanssn. ba
uiele @srufene eeeen seieblibe Sinribs
tunsen @epifensblfe batten. Am Dien.
tag Diorsen betannte iid Jtolan auf
4nraibsn ieiner Iopofaten bss Tobt.
idIasS i6ulois uno am Samitas ipirt
Ri6tsr goparps ibn rsrurtbeilen. Ser
10 Sabre alte goparo WeibenieQ bon
Jioro BaibinetOn 4oenue, Der fsinsn
Sruber pertpunoete, tparo Der Suntins'
bon Reformanitalt iibsrpisisn. Sobr
9tOa. Der ii6 Oes uneeiesIiasu 8srfauis
bon @etrdnfen idulois bstannte. fol- am
Samfae isin rrtbsil srbalten. Sranl
Wansan, Der $50 bsr @eniral Yenn
8ruu So. unteri6Ius, muB SIS SirufC
subIen unb 80 Gage abiibsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
AuS bem oberen xbaIe.
(NrHbalb &prrtippnben,.)

- Die am 90. SUM beborfsbenbt
Bermdblune oes Irmin 8attenbers bon
Sermpn nit SrI. @liiabetb Bed bon
ArdbaIO. 1T anseftnbist iuorben.
= Inbretp Soobma6er bon MariG.
ipoob unb ais SanbIanser in ber bortieen
Wine beiddftist. erbislt am Sreitae
bur9 cine borseitis srfoIsts Sprensune
einen bbienSbdoelbrud, ,alS er nieberss'
ibleubert tpurbe. Man bra6te ibn mad
oem2aduipanna SOipitaI, mo feline @ene'
iun9 eripartet tpirb.
(GarbpnbaIs eprrtIppnbsn,.)
- Souls Rsbfop unb SRI. RabIe
8lofen8er tpurben 9eitern burd Paf. s.
gbinser sum 8unb fdr'S 2ebsn slnseiss'
net.
- 9ie 8obruneen Der glsftrifHen
9idt @ompanie filr DaiIsr eripisisn ii6
am Sreltae ais erfoIsreid unb iesi IN bic
@ompunie aud bon benz @aHer MonU'
pol unabbdnsis.
- Ser 8srIuit an benz Iebte WoGe
3u 5oreit @itp seyit6rten BREEDER ber Sia.
iioe 8obIen unb giien @ompane betrdet
stpiidsn $50, 900 unb $50, 900, nit elmer
8erii&eruns bon nur $4,000. 600
Didnner unb anuben seristben auber
Sef4dftisuns.
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gBtIfesbarre Madrid,ten.

= 5rI. Wnria 8eibeI unb Sermann
Sd Iinb am Dlontae 0ormittag in Der
st. 8onifn;iuS &ir9e on 8ladman
StraBe burd pfurrer @bbsI oils @bs.
paar einBefesnet.
SRI. Gertrude Barring. Io6ter
bon Germ unb Srau Sermunn Barring,
lit am Dienfaa Nbenb nit Sub Siurbes
uant eur6 Pnitor 8iftor 5. 8ufens sum
Sunb fGrS 9eben einseissnet tporben.
Ser Strsit Der Electromagnetic
ten Der 2ebieb BAILEY 8ubn iuuros am
Samftae aIs beenbet erfldrt unb bic
2eute nabmsn bic Nrbsit piebsr aui,
obne bic eefOrbsrie 2obnerbbbuns er'
lanBt au baben.
- Samss Gunparb bon Darling Str.
fieI am Donnerfue Nabmittae, aIS er
Elm 8alIipiel i'm Weit Sioe Bari bsob.
adtets, bon Der fog. Bonb SOIe Bride
berab uno lanbete nit bem 2opf auf ben
Strubenbobnidienen unten. babel einen
S6dbelbru@ srbaltenb. benz er in furser
3eit erlas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Sa8 xhal abm mdrts.

IabIur. SapIor Drift sreisnst,
iid ON 5reitas in Elm puar 8ammerr
cine 8sriddltuns unb ba es suerf
uusiab. aIs psnn bieieibe cine aasemeint
perOsn ipdrbe, 70 itellte man ben Bstriet
tempOrdr ein.-Safob SiIbebranb uni
Satin bon Union Strabe tratsn am
Dtontas eins Reiie nad Bittsburs uni
@bicaeO an. Ser IofaIe 3psis Der nni'
tso Dlins 8orfsrs bon amerifa bdIi
nddfen Samita8 i'm Sermpn Ppne
@rope Elm 8ic Ric ab.-9sm grnit Sass
tpea purbe Ieste @o&e in Der Maitine'
rie ber @sb. glntbonp @di6srsi sins
San6 b5s serbrddt. dt.-9is SduIsn bes
Sorousbs idIOfen am Wiontas fdr bic
SUmmerpufans, ausuft 8idIer
Iiest in ibrer Wpbnune in ber ppne ses
fdbrli4 erfranft barnieber.
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Norb Scranton.


- Wit bem 2eeen bes 8adReinpfIa
iters an prObibenes 8oab III nunmeb
beBonnen tporben.
- SIN benz 9atrid Slbnn @ebGub
an 8rid Abenue ri6tete am Wontas eir
au8sebro&snss Seuer einen S&uoen UOr
s400 on.
- Die Grsibsr unb 2dufsr ber War'
bine Mine einsen eeitern an ben Streif
neil ibnen Der 2obn berabseiebt porber
tpar; bic Wine mubte ben 8strieb ein'
heuen.
-Srau Soiepb Sod unb Sobn 5beo'
Dor bon @apouie 4ueuue, iinb am Non'
tag bon einem ie1smonutli&en Aufent'
balt in europa, ben iie meiftenS in
StraBbur8 perlebten, 3urddsefebrt.
- Gin fIeiner 2aben binter Der
Sdmieoe an Dapns apsnue unb @sh
Wtarfet StraBs, nurbe am Sonntae
Gbeno erbrO6en unb UNI cine Nuantitdt
Gisarren unb 3udernaaren beraubt.
SameS 9felfon unb Wlibael @opne
bon Dat Strabe mubten am Samitae
8drsiduft fIr ibr seri3tli@es gri6einsn
fteaen. neil Elm $50 pertber 8uqenbeiber
oss 0finael Gabben in ibrem 8eiibe aufs
sefunoen ipurbe.
- @Iettrii6e Drdbte entsdnbeten am
Samitag Gbeno baS Dad be-. 8. & s..
8abnitation su Green 8ioss unb Elm
Alarm tpurbe bon 2utsn &c eeseben, ebs
iebod bic Seuertpebr eintraf, baite bsr
einsstrstsns Reesn bas Seuer seIbiat.
-Sn Der Gupusa Wlins babier mub.
ten am Donnetfas cine srbBsre NnsubI
Uiiner seittueiIie ben 8etrisb einiteaen,
oa befdrbtet tpuroe, baB iib bemertbar
mahenoe 8erihiebunsen an GuSosbuns
sstuinnen uno sefdbrIi4 tperben ipilrben.
-Serr George GOiine bon German
4benue uno Dean Strabe, unterparf
Iib am Nontae elmer fritii9en Operas
tion i'm SoipitaI, bic erfoIsrei6 bsrIisf /;
obi&on fsin 3uitunO suerit elm fraeIider
uar. ia Serr @ofnc iest befsr unb bic
Gu8iidten fir feline @eneiuns finb gut,
iobab feline Sreunbe baS Bette boffsn.
Serr GOiine IN in ber Iesten 5eit bonn
llnelfd perfolet tporben, benn erit por
ettpa Sabresfriit perIor er su 8rieeburs
eur& Elm Seuer feline seiammte Sabe.
-Ssu Sobn %. 9isbI bon Diamond
Apenue. Sobn unferes beiannten bsut.
I1sn WitbireerS Serru Sobn 6. 8iebl.
reite am Sumftas Ibenb na6 Rep gorf
Oorf unb trat bon bort aus nit Dampfer
8aiier 8iIbeIm Der @robe am Disnfue
cine &eiie nad europa an, tpoisIbit er
fur 3tpei Wionate su peripeiIen eebentt.
ST ipIrb pdbreno fsiner 4bipeienbeit bic
Barrier @eItausfeauns, ale srOberen
Stdbts in DeutidIanb. bic 8rupp'iden
Derie unb au6 bic Seimatbshdtts isiner
@Itsrn i'm 8reubii&en beiuden.
- Dis friiber benubten @ebdubs Der
Scranton @las Gompanie, bic felt feds
Sab,sn uuber 8etrieb itanS. tpurbsn am
Samitus Na4miitae nabe3u total burb
5euer serft6rt, bas uuf unbefunnts Beiie
entfano; es eelan8 Der alarmirten
5eueripsbr, bic @ebdube tpeIde bic Oefen
unb 9ubformen entbieIten, iotpie nabs.
Iiesenoe @ebdube por Der 3erit6runs su
retten. 9a bic aerfbrten @sbdube ieit
Der 8etriebSeinifsluns bem 8erfua lber.
laHen iporbsn tparen, 10 III Der 3u ber.
aeihnenbe 8erluit nur $4,000, pbne
0sriGeruna.
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Bon 4eter8bure.

- Die StaIisner Der 10. Wurb tpoIs
len morsen 4bsnb einsn repubIitunii&en
Stub orsaniiiren.
Yator uno Srau Sobn &unboIpb
iinb burd bic @eburt zines 36atsrleins
bo&beelldt tporoen.
- Ditto @iranbi bon Nib StraBe,
tpeI6er Der Gsntral Bsnn. 8rau GOmpa'
ME msbrere 8ierfd6er absuliefern uer'
tpeiserte. muBte am WOntue $500 9drs'
idaft fdr isin seridtIi4ss Gri4einen
ftsaen.
- SaIbatore Warotti bon 2ittle @ngs
lamb mubte am Sreitas slbsnb $500
8lrgi6aft fur iein eeridtliGss grI&ei.
men fteaen, bu er ansebli6 9sirdnfs obns
2bens periuuft. Srau anssIo Gbidiens,
oeren 9utte iid beitdnbie bel ibm be-
trinft, srfdien aIs bic AnfIdserin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
SuumDre.

= Dis bstuste Srau SrsS 8. 8eimer
bon bier feI am Srsitas auf Der feiners
men Treppe bss @eri4tsssbdubss nieber
unO rolte bieieIbe binab. babel eine
itarte Wunbe am Sinteriopfe erbaItenb ;
gum Slid enttam fe Obne S1dbeIbru&
unb piro babsr tpieber in iurser 3sit se.
nefen.
- Cine grie & @pomine 8alIsp 60.
tcmot,pe unb Elm beIuoener 3us brannteu
am Samitds bel Der Ssfup SunetiOn
our4 unb ridteten bebeutenben S6a,
ben an, uIs fie nit einsm 8us Ieerst
Barren toIibirten. Gum Slid retteteu
ii4 bic 9ueanffellten bur1 ablprineer
uno nur bet Mai&inenIsiter erbieIl
i4merabafte S@rammsn.
~ 8sfeat bas ,.BO&snbIatt".