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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
The Commissioners Adopt Hand
Street-Sweeping Machines.

They Prove Satisfactory and n
Large Order Is Piaced-NO Redress
for 81 Citizen Who Claims Damages
From "a CuIvert-Other Matters.
Warner Stutler Superintendent Of the
Street Cleaning Department. has submit
led TO the Commissioners a favorable re
port in regard to the effectiveness of the
hand street-sweeping machines in use in
the department fGT several days and
which have been adopted by the Commits
sioners- The first Of these machines
was delivered to the department by
George A Fisher and J. NJ. Wheatley-
Mr.. Stutler says they have been given
thorough trial on various kinds of paving
and on wet as well as dry streets He
says better work can be done with these
machines than with had b-ccms and at
about one-third the cost 10 the District
Mr.. Stutler informs the Commissioners
that the saving in the cost of the work
would enable the city, with its present
force, to add about 10000 square yards
TO the daily hand-cleaning schedule,
which. according TO the present cost per
LOCO yards. would equal saving of $50 d
day, or $4,000 per annum.
This viii enable the department, Mr.
StutIer thinks, to sweep many streets
three times a week which are now swept
only twice a week Continuing, the re-
port says:
The advantages 10 be attained by the
use of this machine over the present
methods are as follows: The work IS bet
ter done, for the reason that no dust is
raised by the machine and scattered by
the wind. and much more of the fine dust
is taken up. No sprinkling is necessary,
as the dust is carried into the machine,
the operation of which is very much like
that of a carpet sweeper.
The spriukling of a street in advance
of sweeping prevents the machine or
broom from taking up the fine dust In
stead it is pIastered to the street by the
broom to become dust again as soon as
dry.
With the use Of this machine one man
can car. for one-third more area of
streets AID keep them cleaner than he
can with the hand broom For the fore
going reasons and further fact that
! this machine is superior TO all others
tried by me. l would respectfully recon-
Ind its adoption in this city.
The recommendation of Mr. STUtieT
having been adopted by the Com
sioners, he stated. in speaking of the
matter today. that he would place an
order within the next few days for a Sut-
hcient number Of the machines to equip
his hand-cleaning force of 200 men. Mr.
StutIer further said that after the ma
chimes are received he viii add the 800 900
square yards spoken of in the repoT. to
the hand-cleani ming schedule This. ne said,
would take that area from that now
Ct, sned by the machine SweeperS and en-
til IS = week instead Of twice a week. as
heretofore
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
2 to =.

25G for Ideal" rubber syfinges
which sell for soc everywhere.
49c for all-sill black satin dneh-
esse. 20 inches Wids g9e sort
25e yard for WOOL covert doth in
grey and green mixed for ~
cycle and faiBYzdsg skirts
BE usually.
SIC yard sgT 165 black safeeH .
fast eoIta
Csc Tor lef q sample nii,iei,
skffrs y black and colors ~
heavy meFcerRed Ina1ef'ial :
IsFous Ak silk
1Ie gsFd fop 3siaelf ceeasH taF
t8H seFiaf: - vassd usai8
81 foa sL15 aEcls.sea, sypas9
madras saG eereals sss5s fos
nen-
59c fog 10 dozen more mems
white Numbered shirts which
are the regular 81 Eclipse
shirts.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
stricken with Smallpox.

Henry Brown, Of III L Street. was reported TO
the Health Department last night as suffering
from smallpox. He came 10 the city s~orl West
Virginia, and Is thought 10 have brought the
disease with him. Three men, Two women. and
q child are living IN the L Street house, which
has been quaransiued Brown has been taken 70
The smallpox hospital and the other members Of
the household VIII DC taken TO the detention
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04

J. Harrison Johnson & Son, of 306
Seventh Street southwest, have requested
permission 10 use two sewer and water
connections for three houses on premises
S27 to S51 II Street southwest Charles "
Ball. the Inspector OF Plumbing. il his re
port upon the application, states that
these improvements consist Of small
frame houses in poor condition. having
a frontage Of twelve feet each He states
that the lot on which they stand has a
total frontage OF fifty feet, and Mr.. Bal,
thinks Il VIII unquestiOnably be imprOy-
ed before many years by perma uent
structures Mr. Ball is Of the opinion
that these conditions justify an exception
in the case. and he recommends that the
request Tor the TWO sewers for three
houses be approved Acting upon his re
port the Commissioners have approved
the application
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
I to =.

DE square yard for extra heavy
floor oilcloth, in variety of
widths and patterns and col
orings; 35c usually.
19c for infants long and short
embroidery trimmed slips.
9Sc pair for ladies dongola but
ton shoes; s. values.
15c yard for Turkey red table
linen.
S5c for ready-made buck towels.
S1.95 for choice of 100 ladies
sample parasOls which are 50
values.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Sailor blouse suits
At Sl.69.

We after d lot Of boys
all-WOOl and fast color
blue flannel sailor blouse
suits, which are regular
81 values. a severe ttSt
has proven to US that
these are all wool. and a
tag IS attached TO every
one guaranteeing that
each suit Is fast IN color
and all wool have 10
inch sailor collars. plaat-
ed sleeves and taStefUIy
trimmed with white and
black silk braid. Sizes }
20 10.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
10 to Il.

!. Csc for women's 81 kid gloves;
: all shades and all sizes.
: 95c pair for women's s1.75 Ma
: jestic" black kid gloves; sizes
! 81 and g.
!. 19c for child's e. H. waists;
! 25c sort.
!. 15c for women's zoe Swiss rib
!. bed vests; silk neck and
: sleeves.
: 25c for women-s SOC summer I'M
!. derwear; all sample garments
: 35c for mems Eclipse brand
!. black and white striped per
j; Gale shirts; sizes 10 to IS; 81
! value.
!. 69c for mems 81 silk shirts;
ECLIPSE" brand.
: Ire yard for lot 15c embroider-
! les and insertings.
!. 1c for , papers of steel hairpins
!. 121sc ward for odd lot of silk
! remnants; some plain and
: some brocades; worth up To
!. 39c.
T & yard for small lot of mercer
!. lied Innings in remnants;
!. worth up to 25c yard
!. 19c yard for new dotted Cash
meres which are so much
!. worn for waists; about $50
!. yards only; SOC value.
!. 75c pair for b pairs youths tan
!. and black Wei kid shoes; sizes
- to ,; $3.50 values.
]. 125c for white applique scarfs,
! shams. and table covers;
slightly soiIed: worth up to
!. 3Oc.
I 97ac yard for best quality J.
! quarter table oilcloth.
! 5tc ward for 4Olnch white strip
!. ed curtain Swiss; Zoe value.
7 39c for choice of ten STYLES of
I gowns, drawers, skirts, and
: corset covers; all we'll made
: and worth half as much again
!. S1.49 for choice of - ladies' all
!. wool flannel waists worth up
]. to $2,9S.
!. 15c for child's twilIed muslin
! waists; with double row of
: buttons; the pc sort.
!. 9Sc for chiId's cloth REFERS:
! sizes ,, /, and & years
: $2.9S for ladies homespun
! skirts. trimmed with wide
!. tiOunce; 81 value
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04

James NJ Proctor. through his attorney. Roy
Chase. today fled suit for divorce against his
wife, Gertrude 4. Proctor On the ground Of de
sertion- The parties we're married IN this city
In Is94 and lived together about year Proctor
alleges that his vile was tyTanniCaI and treated
him with great cruelty.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
DELAYED By BAD WEATHER.
The Trial OF the Torpedo Boat
Thornton Put ON.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April Trough
weather has prevented the speed trial
of the torpedo boat Thornton. which was
to have taken place IN the Chesapeake.
Both the Thornton and the Shubrick, sis
ter boats, built in Richmond. have had
their standard tests over the Government
course in the Patuxent, and have shown
up well.
On the first clear day the Thronton will
receive her final trial for acceptance and
the next clear day the Shubrick viii show
her speed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Admitted the Theft.

William Slayer, also known as Joseph Shorter,
was in Judge SCOTS Police Court this morning
charged with the larceny from Joseph +. Barnes
Of twenty-five yards Of gingham, valued at 81. He
pleaded guilty and was fined s. In default OF
payment he viii serve Ten days IL Jail. He was
ordered 10 return the gingham 10 the owner.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Two Children burned 10 Death.

CONFER, Ga, April with doors lock
ed and windows barred, two little negro
children were burned 10 death in the
suburbs of this city Tuesday afternoon
The parents left the little ones locked
in for safety. Both children were dead
when neighbors reached the house.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
A CoIored Woman Drops Dead.

While preparing dinner at her home, Blas-
den's alley Maria Gray, colored. forty years old,
dropped dead at 1870 O'Clock this afternoon
Coroner hewitt Investigated the case and after
viewing the remains gaze . certificate Of death
from heart disease
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Mouth Breathing
4 BANQUET of the stove Dealers.

The regular monthly meeting of the Stove
Dealers Association was held last night at the
hall Of the association, 81 Ninth Street north
west. After the transaction Of routine business
the members Of the association adjourned 10 so
Ninth Street. where they held their annual ban
quet- The banquet presided over by Presi-
dent ? s. Hodgson who acted as toast master.
and he performed the duties Of the Office in z
NOS acceutahle usanner-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Reeon,es n Public Wara-

NareeIlus Acton. eolored, charged in the
Police Court This morning before Judge Scott
with the larceny of . cents from John ".
Johnson He pleaded not guilty. In default Of
payment Of . fine OF s. he was committed TO
the care OF the Board Of Clildren's Guardians
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Festie suits
At SI.39.

Ne offer a lot of bCys'
blue Ganlel este suits:
some with collars and
vests Of same and some
Of other mat -riaIs; all
trimmed with silk braid
and soaJache braid. with
pants having patent
Wristbands and two hip
pockets: sizes > 20 s; the
equal II suits elsewhere
al 50; in fact. regular s.
suits.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
semitic the reform school.

Richard Smith. q diminutiTe colored urchin.
was ec7r-nitted 70 the Reform School for boys BY
Judge Scott IN the Police Court THIS morning
1t was said by the boys mother that he would
not 20 20 school and that he was otherwise IN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04

Mr.. Hunt has also forwarded to th=
Commissioners the form of an advertise
nlent for proposals for the grading of Co
luInbia Road east Of Thirteenth Street,
and has recommended the publication Of
the 50 me. This action Is taken in accord
ance with d provision in the Deficiency
appropriation act OF 1890 appropriating
tho sum OF $1,000 for the grading and paw
ing of Columbia road. east Of Thirteenth
Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
I to 2.

CONTINUED
&c for "a sheets writing paper
and "A envelopes to match.
$9.9S for ladies' black taffeta
silk dress skirts in n variety
of effects: some plain and
some deliberately trimmed;
$3.50 values.
soc yard for all-over laees in 10
different patterns.
81 for mems adler" gloves;
81 % SORT.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
The Case Dismissed.

Tie case OF Walter Burke charged by Robert
T. Karnes With the theft Of q bicycle brass brake
wheel valued at SO was nol-prosseG in the
Police Court before Judge Scott this morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Il to IL.

S1.9S for ladies black cheviot
serge skirts; full in width;
made with worthful Innings;
perfect fitting.
S2.9S for black and colored taf-
feta silk waists, which for
merIy sold for as much as 81;
slightly mussed.
39c for ladies 'corsets which are
regular SOC values; long and
short lengths and lace trim
med.
69c for 80 dozen colored percale
wrappers mot CALICO; in dark
and medium cOlors; braid
trimmed; made with deep
fOunces; extra wide skirts
and guaranteed fast colors
and S1.25 values.
lie for best Holland window
shades; i'm all colors and with
fixtures complete.
39c for large white spreads in
handsome patterns; 59c val
ueq.
9sc for large Smyrna and Bfas-
sells rugs IN handsome orjen-
tai designs and e9iofs, > 20
values.
33c pair for 1et IF ladies' 756
Turkish boudoiF Slippers .
red, black, and tan,
25c yard for browB mixed got
cloth for walking and EzFag
day skirts; 49c valne.
1c length for garter webbing
29c ward for all-siIk China silks
for summer wear; good line
of colOrs, including black; 39c
value.
1215c yard for wool eiderd0wn;
a small lot Onl Y; just half reg
ular price
25c for lot satin-back velvet rib
bon; in 10-yard pieces; 39c
value.
12e yard for No. so aIl-silk rib
bOns; the 25c sort.
69c for ladies' 81 black silk neck
bOas.
15c for ladies' 25c stock collars.
12c for lot fancy ribbons for
neck fixing; 25c value.
29c for lot of mems soc overalls.
25c for lot of samples Of mems
summer underwear; soc sort
79e for lot 1925 steel rod UNI
brellas; paragon frames
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
lhree=piece suits
At S4.08.

We offer a lot Of boys
9-picce suits. il sizes 5
70 Is, which we've always
had TO sen for $3.50.
These are made of strip
cd oxford cheviots in
three different patterns.
and have regular vests
cut just like 4 mans suit.
Mothers of manly boys
viii surely appreciate
such values as these Of
fered at just this time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
THE FRENCH SHORE QUESTION.
a Settlement in Observation-Disclosures In
terests Declared Difficult.

LONDON, April 4.-E. P. Morris. mem
Der OF the Executive Council Of Now
foundland. who accOmpa MED Prime Min
lister Bond TO England. has sailed for
New York on the steamer Majestic
Mr.. Bond, when questioned regarding
the progress Of his mission 70 England
which IS in connection with the French
Shore question, said 1t would be easy to
settle the dispute with France. but il
would be difficult 10 settle il in the in
terests OF Newfoundland and only in
that direction could the colOny-s assent
be obtained
Lord LansdOwne. the Foreign Secre-
tary, and Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
are hopeful OF a satisfactory settlement
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
5 to 6.

S2.9S for ladies' best quality
plaid rainy-day and walking
skirts; with twO-buttOn side
fastening; side pockets;
stitched bottoms; a most ex-
cellent quality; all worth 81
and S..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04

500 a FULL quart for
Tharp's Berkeley Pure Rye
and any Old Prise Tor tie
others.
Tharp's. SO + Street.
Phone li4l Tor
Family Orders.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04

Fes sample Of Warmers Safe Cure
sent On application.
Address Warmers safe Cure Co,
RocAesfer. y y.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Police Looking for stolen Bee

The police looking for an eighth Of a key
Of beer 1hat stolen from T. r. Beaver ia
front Of 6l7 Four-and-a-haIf Street southwest
about : O'Clock last night.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
Special Hour Sales at HeChts' Tomorrow

for merchandise and wee which buying
Government opportunity
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
9 to 10.

: S1.9S for lot of ladies' rainy
! day skirts; with stitched bot
+ toms; variety of shades.
!. 15c for child's bingham dresses;
I neat check patterns
|. 25c for pretty crocheted sacques
I all colOrs.
/. 45c for best quality stair or run
I ner oiIcloth; worth Zoe.
!. &c for waterproof felt window
!. shades; all colors; fixtures
!. complete.
T Toe pair for IA pairs mems $1-75
!. satin calf lace shoes; sizes 8
! and 81 only.
{ SOC pair for II pairs ladies' tan
/ Oxfords; sizes 2l2 to 81; $3.50
: values.
!. 25c yard for small lot white
!. plaid apron goods.
!. Age yard for odd lot dress ging
hams; plaids and striped eff
! fects; Zoe sort.
!. &c for mems 10c collars.
+ sc for mems Zoe handkerchicfg.
I SIZE for mems black ard tan
I half hose; 15c value.
!. SIC for chiIds black ribbed 15e
+ hose.
/. Size for ladies 2Oc black ribbed
hose
! SIC for mems pc all-silk shield
: bows
!. gre yard for lot torchon laces;
!. 10c sort.
!. 41ac for lot Zoe embroideries and
) insertings.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04
IECHT s COMPANY, 5l3-5l5 Seventh St.
BY CARRIE NATIONS PLAN.

: : = :
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-04

Black wide-wale chevi-
OtS-hair line striped
cheViOts-desirable cam
el s hair CheViots-StyliSh
black brOadcloths. worth
ful Venetian cloths -
with Satin-lined and tat
feta silk-lined jackets
some deliberately ap-
pliQued-all with stylish
fun fiaring skirts Va
rlety of shades. includ-
ing black. Marvellous
values at $3.50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15
Sn Der Gutomobilfabrtf.

Der Motorpasen uno Dor 4Iem
bds 9snsin : autpmobil lit beute
nett eber Elm Organismus dls eins
maidine. Ser 8eraidt auf bic
Gt5ienen, bic freie 9epegli6lteit Ielbit
auf unsebabntem Wsg muBte cine aas
mdIige Qnpafung an bic Itets ipeda
TelnSen getriebsperbGltniFe bepirten.
Der QnpaTungsprpSeb, Der bel ben
natiirli6eR, belebten Me9anismen
unmebbare 3eitrGume erforOerte, Der
bel Der planmdBigen Shier'ii6tung
CUR GraieIun9 tIeiner Sormdnoeruns
gen elm Sabrbunbert bednipru6te, bat
bel ben Idnea e~rSeusten uno nod
fhueGsr geGnberten Wotorpdgen nur
10 Sabre gsbauert. $50 dber otele
4npaFung in bieien BEL S6neafahrt
bis our leBtsn Safer burdgeriitteltsn
Srsanismus nod ni4t erfolgt TT.
bort tretsn reselmGbis SetriebsitOs
rllnaen auf, bic Elm Oisr5ig 8feroe
~Itartes @utomobit ~Spinsen tOnnen,
i'm lansiamen Sdnedentempo our
nG6ften Reparaturpertitatt gu i4leis
den. Sur9 @rfabrung unb Guberite
ausbauer, niemals aber bur4 tbeores
tiShe GrpGsunsen allein t0nnen .osrs
drtige llnfdle almdlis beieitigt pers
ben.
-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15

Die 3uiummenielung Der fertigen
@uBftiide, fppeit ite trpb Der nod unz
bearbeiteten 6ldfen m0gli9 1T,
giebt bereits elm ungefGbres9 eIammt=
bib bes Wefauismus. $40 aber
bisie 9eurbeitung itdttfin6en IOa, bort
muB iiberfliiiiaes Material am 9uBs
itiid porbanben Iein, 0ur9 OeiIen Obs
trdgung crit bic gepiiui9te correcte
SIG9e entftebt. Dis tpeit bieIe Obs
tragung gu erFolssn bat, bas pirO ben
Qr6eitern in Der me6aniI6en Wertz
itdtt ourd bas qnSeidnen Der fertigen
@uRftiide mitset6silt. Das Slid
tpirb porerit an elmer 6lG9e bearbeitet
unb NIT bieier auf einen groben, slat>
ten giientif6 seitellt.
limb nun beginnt bic Irbeit Der ios
%senannten rInrsiBer", bic nit Silfe
elmer iebr feinen, iteIbaren Babel, Der
sReiBnabel", in bas robe @uBItiid an
5anb Der 3eidnuns Die Oefinitipen
8egren5ungslinten unb bic Mtttels
puRtte Der ausbO6ruugen sinaei6nen.
Bon benz Slid Der Qnaei9ner mans
bern bic S6eile in bic ms6dnii6sn
Wertitdttsu. Spain nm Spain piro
bas iiberfliiiiise Metuu entfernt, bis
bic pordusbeitimmte, enbgiltiee 6orm
er3telt lit. Iun besinnt bic sisent.
ltde Mpntase, bas GinI9leifen Der
@entile, Der SOlbsn unb &olbenrin9s,
bic 3uidmmenpaF une alIer Sbeile err
folst erit in bieIem Stadium Der Sa=
Irritation. llndbbdneig bon ben siz
gentliden Sbeilsn bes Me9anismus
lit Der lnterbau bss MOtorpagens
felbft.
unfer lebtes Bib Seist uns bic
lebten Sanosriffe our 8cfeitisung bes
fertigsn Wptors an einem letds
ten Motpripassn. Sang born, Spts
i6en ben 9prberrGbsrn, lit Der feline.
bur6 Rippen gstiiblte, itebenoe Woz
tor untergsbrdGt, Der feline 8ruft auf
bic S~intsrohIe iibsrtrGet. Sem Bel
fpisl Der Observation-Disclosures fol-
genb, lessn aud bic autumubilfabri=
fen .MOntirunsssruben" on, uussss
mausrte 8erientunaen. bic BEN Mons
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15
R pntdg {.

erprobter 5irmen bat beute tbr SDs
fem bereits 70 melt bur9gsbtlbet,
bab bic 2aunsn unb Siiden Der Maz
i9inerte taum mebr fiibIbar iinb unb
bel tbrem feltenen auftreten bonn
Sabrer felbIt corri9irt tpsrben tDns
men. limb bennp6 tft nod elm GROCER
She'll Der Qrbeit gu leiiten. Niht bic
8etriebsfi9erbeit ALIEN, aud bic
Oetonomie Der Wirtung bsItimmt bic
9renaen fir bic anpenbbarteit bes
Mptprtpdgens. Der tbieriI6en Mas
f9ine pirb Der 8rennftpff in Der
tbeueriten unb i'm @erbGltnib 5u
8enain unb &pble re9t t%rdftlpIen
Sorm bes Safers oOer !6eues 5usss
fiibrt. sic drbeitet trobbsm nit elmer
70 punberbaren SparIamteit unb nit
10 peitgebenper 4npuf u%ngsfdbi9tsit
an ale &rdftanforberungen, bab bic
g%onItrutteurs Der Motoripagen fi3
oft senus Oerspsifslt fragen, OBJ ibre
probufte iemals eoncurrensfGbig Iein
tperben. unb bod besinnt bsute Der
Motorfpasen in feiner fort'hrsitens
ben @ntpidelung Otonomti9sr gu
fperben uls bds gferb.
Wenn erit nit Der 3eit elm pirtli9
fiblbdrsr Observation-Disclosures err
rei6t 1T, Der infolse Der 8iGisteit Der
8rennftoffe bes mehanii6en Motors
i9lisBli9 bod erSielt tperben muB,
bann pirb fid benz Motorpagen elm
uniibsrfs6bar peites qrbeitssebiet err
Dffnsn unb bic iunse Snbuitrie pirb
fir ben 2aitenz unb perionentrunss
port inStabt unb 2anb Don Der srDbs
ten 8ebeutung fperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15

ten aus perfolsen: In Ieiner Gntipides
lung als Spp unb in Ieiner SerItelz
lung bur9 bic normdle Sa6ritation.
8eibe gnttpidelun9sdrten aber flieben
in benz gonitruttionsbureau 5uIams
men, in benz 9ebirn bes gdnsen Be-
triebs. Wer nit 2diendrgen bic gnts
ftebung Der bunten observation-disclosures
gen beOba6tet, Der lam ii9 taum cine
8oritenung BON Der S9pierigteit Der
bier ssleiiteten arbeit MAIDEN. Sn benz
nii6ternen, f9mudlofen Baum, an
ben groBen 3eidenbrettern pirb in's
@nbloie perbeRert unb geGnbert unO
bod Dieber bas %pertporfen, mas Gags
borber als einpanbfreieite unb bette
26fung erf9ien. Seoe srDBere Soils
renfabrt, iebes Bremen aeigt bic
fdpa6en Stellen Der Sabrseuse. llnb
nab 8eenOisuns bieIer Sabrten ipara
bern bic nidt beipdbrten Sbsile aus
ben SabritrGumen in has Bureau,
uub pieber lOIen neue 3ei6nungen bic
alien ab, Bis gang aamGlig bstpGbrte
Sormen sr5islt perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15
Dec Brs,sr.
Bon @uItau fsoIte.


@s 1eb i'm belsn Sonneui9ein
@tpdtter Sob am @rabesrdno,
Sreu3te semGdlid gein unO 9ein
uno bieIt elm 8lim9en in Der 9anb.
gr trieb bas alte Sra9eIpiel
unb fragile ebr!id 8latt UNI 8latt,
8is er ben tablserupften Stiel
Sn isinen barten Singern bait.
Sin melan6oliI9 2Gheln glitt
2eidt iiber's gelbe 8einseii6t,
Damn ftanO eb lang1am auf unb
i9ritt
9ur9's S%toppelfelO. @r elite ni9t.
9as Dorf lag bintsrm nGhften Gang.
limb Ii9er tpar bic Brdut ibm aud,
60 mar benin aud Iein Sreiersgung
Gemd6li6er als iOnit Der 8rau4,
Ro9 einmul, Dor benz lsBten Saus,
Brad er Elm Miter6en unb rib
Sbm ale ieibensn 8Idttden aus
limb 3GbIte ni4t, bes Spisls sepib.
@r parf ben Stensef binter fid
limb frat in's niebere 6Gus9en Elm:
Sh0n Qnnsmarte, iA liebe bid
limb frase ni9t ia uno frase ni4t
nein.