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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

3urfiirften. Der se~senpGrtise Sau
lit an Der alien StGtte unb in Der alien
@eitalt neu uufsefibrt. SUB unO &as
pitGl Der MittelfGule finb nod llsbers
rsIte bes alien 8aues. guf benz aDs
nigsftubl berIdmmelten fi9 bic 3urs
fiiritsn our 8eratbuns iiber Rei9sans
selegenbeiten. gum @bf9lub bes 2anbs
friebsns unb our 8aiierpabl. 1346
tpurbe 4drl ". ala &aiisr bier ausaes
rufen, BON bier sinsen 134S bic Wabls
beerete @buurbs bon gnelanb unb
Srieorihs bon Weiben aus, bier tpurbe
am 81. ausuIt 400 9falsgruf Rups
redt gum beuti9en S6nig setpdblt,
tpelher bas beriibmte Seibelbereer
SdloB baute, unb nod 1886, BEL Der
&rDnunssfabrt na6 aaden, ipurbe
bier auiier Marimiiiun gum Rei9seib
aufsefOrbert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Naf Dem @roberunssmese mod
MFen.

Der ginflub RubGanbs in IIen
ma9t ii4 mebr unb mebr seltenb, feits
BEN Der peiIe Gar besonnen bat, eiBen
sd .enenpes bon ben Ditliden 9eitabeu
bes 8aipif9tn Meeres bis nab Sas
muetano, Der iasenrei6en Stabt Sos
mer tans, in bas SerS bes seDaltisen
@rr:3eils gu lesen. Dieter S4isnens
meg - bic transtuipii4e Giienbabn-
fplgt i'm aGgemeinen ben Spuren Der
.roben religiOIen unb triessriiden Be-
negunsen. bic emit in bic S4idiale
Afiens uab @uropas entf4eibeno eins
griffen; er lduft in berielbsn Ri9tuns,
in Der ii9 einitmals bic 2sbre 3oroas
iters pie cine Sprineflutb bon Wsften
nab Often tpdlate, in Der Der Delteros
bersr 4leranOer Der 9robe Sos unb bic
SeermaFen Samerlans, bes eroben
MonsoIsnbsrriders. brobeno bon
Often eesen Weiten itiirmten. 0rei
SabrtauienOe psrflpfen. ieitbem 3oros
after ieinen 6euertultus in MitteIaiien
etnbiirgerte, ileb5ebn Sahrhu1oerte ld<
gen apiiden benz sroBen Maceoonier
unb benz Groberer Sumerlun, unb flint
peitere Subrbunberte persingen, bis
Der Ssrrider alsr Reuben benielben
@es our Grobsrung Iiiens pGblte; elm
Reih na9 benz anberen iant in Sriims
mer. aber nod iteben, tpsnn aud gum
She'll SsrbrOdelt, bic Monumente, bic
IN p~ergangenen 3eiten am Dese erbaut
!ourben, 3eugniB sebenb BON einitigsr
Wadt unb Serrlidtsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
n 80 E n.

DasS6 in Weran.
Der bortpiesenb perpenbste 8altm0rs
telpub 1T in ieiner Sormbebanolung
beutli9 unteri9ieben bon benz bislfa9
9ebrdu9ten Marmor, aus benz gum
8eiipiel bic @orballe nit tbeilpeiie ses
fpalti9en 8l6den erbaut lit. Der Iufz
bau lift ebsnio edit: er 1T itren9 aus Der
4%norbnung Der umT9lpfenen RGume
sntipidslt unb berai4tet auf bic bei
Sbeatern 70 bdufise palaftfaRabe.
Die Decoration bur9 Beliefs unb
Sisursn 1T Der 9eItimmuns bss Suus
ies entipredsnb lei9t unb better; BE-
ioubers sierlib unb fein iinb bic bur4
Ii6te Sarbtn unb @ergolbuns eebobes
nen Studornamente bes Snnern. Sir
bic 9equemli9teit unb Si6erbeit 1T
natiirli9 in peiteftem Wabe 5iiriorge
setroffen. Ser febr itimmungspoue
8orbang lit elm Wert bss Wiin4ener
Malers u. 9ranbes. Der Director
Der nsuen 9iibns, bic Defenders bas
Sdaufpisl unb bic Spieloper pflsgen
min, 1T Der friibere Weininser Resiis
fsur MeirbOrfer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Gin Gunittrmptl.

Gin nsues Sbedtsr tpurbe unldngf
In Nerun sr0ffnet. tpOOura oieisr be-
liebte &urort einen neuen an3iehun9ss
punt eetponnen bat. Der @rbauer
bes Sauies 1T Der Miindsner Qr6itett
Martin Differ, Der ii9 aud bur9 bies
fen 9au als elmer Der Siibrer in Der
mpbernen Stilbeipegung erfpeiit.
Obne dnsItli9e 8ermeibuns dlterer
4r4itetturfOrmen lit bus @an3e pDls
lia MODERN sebadt. unb tpabr sisbt iid
au9 bas Material als bas, mas IS TT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Sas Gtabltans in SitriG.

Dem @rbdusr bes f6pei5erif6en
aanbeamuieums in Grid, 0rofeFor
8aftab @ua bonn eiogen0ffif6en
pOlptednitum, perbantt bic Stabt
3iiri9 ibr biibides neuss StaOtbaus.
Jn grauem, eiubeimif6em SanbItein
aufgefibrt. erbebt es iid an STEELE bes
ebemalissn 5raumiiniteramtss Spis
f9en benz Reubdu Der Sauptpoit unb
Der &irde gum Sraumiiniter am lints.
isitisen Dual Der 2immat, elm nit
feinem Jrontstebel unb feinen grfers
tbiirmaen lei4t aufitrsbenbes 9es
bdube, bsFsr rotbes 3isselbad BEN
9dnsen einen FROZEN Son beifiigt. Die
BON ben @rtsrn flantirten SliigeI treten
binter benz Mittelbau etpas Suriid,
bur9 beFen sefpOlbte @in9ansspforte
binbur9 mir auf einisen Stufen in
bas Snrers s%slansen. bic glasiibsrs
bsdte, re9tedise gentrulballe, bic ii9
als elm in GOrm unb Rub trsfflta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
6 mirburs in II a a.

BORT, no bic Iebten DItli9en 4uss
lGufer bes f9neebeoedten &autaIus
NIT Der Steppe Oeri9melSen, ragt cine
tleine S~albiniel in bas Saipif9e Reer,
Der es atpeimal bef9ieben mar, cine
Role in Der 9eIdi9ts gu ipielen. @s
1T oies bic 9albiniel 2lpideron, auf
Der 3orouIter, angerest bur6 bic Der
Grbe entItrDmenben Safe, isinen 5eus
ertultus ~griinbete. Odmals begunn
fir bieIe ~5euerquellsn" Der erIte 3eits
raum ibrer 8eriibmtbeit, bic iabrbuns
oerteIang bic gIGubisen BARREN berbsis
lodte. Der Sstam unb bas Gbriitenz
tbum brGnsten bic QnbGnger bes
.brennenben 9pttss" INNER mebr na9
Often, bis es ben Irabern i'm Iiebenten
Sdbrhunbert ssIang, ie bis in bic Rdbe
bon 8Ombap gu treiben, mo beute nod
elm paar SauienO parIen Isben. Die
StGtte, no emit fromme pilser Dor
Der 5lamme, bic benz S6oobe Der
Grbe e%ntfpruns, i'm Staube lagen,
purOe ODE unb leer, unb beute seust
nur nod elm Sempel BEL benz 0orfe
Surat1uni bon Der einitigen Ma9t
bes 5suersottes; aus ben Rifsn feiner
<drs aiinseln bluue 5lammen berpor.
Seit tinem balben Subrbunbert er6es
ben fid in Der NGbs bes beilisen Dries
Sunberte bon 8obrtbirmen unb ssds
briten, bic bas braune GrbDl aus Der
Siefe i6affen unb b%srarbeiten, I'M
groBs SbtiIe Der Delt nit 2i6t su pers
forsen. 9as III bic sipeite gpo6e Der
9eriibmtbeit apfdsrOns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

len finb beiSbare RGums, peIde benz
arbeiter seituttsn. am Sif6e nit Be-
hagIi9teit fein Mittaebrot ein3unebs
men. Sebe Der brei 9a1en bat einen
@asofen gu ibrer GrfpGrmung, cine
8orri9tuns gum Wdrmen Der Speis
fen, einen DaherSapfbabn nit @uss
suBbeden, brei Slide, feds 8dnte. Sc
30, 70 unb 80 peripnen bdben in bens
felbsn bequem PldB. Die Sdlen iinb
pofentuss bon friib 8 ubr bis Ra4s
mittass 4 nbr ssDffnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

aud bon 9rauTumteit unb 3erItDs
r%ungstputb.
S6on in Der 3enbabetu, Der beiIi>
gen S9rift Der 9arIen, ipriht 3oroas
fter bon Der bsiligsn StGbte Wuru, an
Der fpdter aleranoer Der @robe nab
benz Sturae Des altpsriiifen Rei6es
elm feftes Eager erri9tete; bdmals bieb
Der Srt Warginid. 3tpeimal in Der
9ef9idte tam er gu bpber 8liitk, unb
5rpar unter Der Serri9aft Der Mraber
i'm iiebenten unb unter ben Selbf9uts
fen i'm elftsn unb Sp0lften Sabrbuns
bert, gu tpelder 3eit bic Stabt r96nis
gin ber Welt" bieB. SIN Sabre 1919
tpurbe Fe bon benz @eripiifter S59ins
sis=Gban p6lis serIt0rt, unb beute ers
bebt ii9 an Der STEELE, mo emit WiIs
fenft)aften uno aiinite gepflegt purs
ben, etns Ruinsnmdfe. untpsit pelder
bas reue Mertp erri9tet 1T.
Sc mebr man in bas Ser3 Ss Welts
tbeils oorbrinat. beito mebr biftorif9e
8outen trittt man an unb ftnoet etne
Defenders rei6e Qusipabl in ben beiben
StGbten 8u9dra bSdmdrfanb, ben
einitigen Reiiben5en ber Serrider Mits
telaIiens. 9ie alte gmirburg in 8us
hard mag emit benz 0osenpalaite in
8enebis an pra9t ni6t piel ndfses
ftanbsn babsn, unb nod peri9penOeris
ifer tpurben bic sroben monumentalen
8auten bon Samurtanb, benz 2iebs
Iingsaufentbdlte Stmurs, ausseitattet.
Der Monselenberri4er. osr pesen eis
mes labmen 8eines = Der Gslse elmer
8erpunbuns i'm Srisse = au9 Der
labme Simur, rSimurlent". senunnt
ipurbe, tporaus lpGter nSamerlan"
entituno, lieb "a Sabre Dor ieinem
Sobe, alp 1871. elm berrlides Utauios
leum erbauen, bas beuts nod. BON ben
@insebpreMn Sur @mir", bas beibt
has 9rub bes !Ssrri9ers", senannt,
bic @ebsine bes Wid6tieen birgt.
Bon einem fiesreihen SelOSuse aus
Snbien 5uriidsetebrt, bef4lob Simur,
bic erbeutsten S9dbe, tpet6e auf bic
Riiden BON 81 @lefanten selaben ipas
rem, baSu gu psrfpenOsr, bic srDbte Wos
fdee Der Bslt az erbauen. Sn Der
Shat tam fein @orbabsn i'm Sabre
1899 our Iusfiibrnns, bod iinb BON
bieiem prahtbau, Der bus Spfer mits
telaltsrliher Raubsier unb aulebt bas
3iel rufifder 8anOnentussln mar,
nur nod Ruinen porbanben. bic auf
feline einitise 9rObe unb MG4tisteit
i4lieBen laIeu.
Dor Der Mof6ee Itebt i'm Sofe elm
rieiiser &oranitGnber aus peibem
Marmor, Der rpGbrenb bes 9ottesbiens
ftes als l1nterlase fir ben sroBen &os
ran biente, Der beute nod in Der Wtos
f9ee S9a9 Ginba pernabrt pirb.
OieIem fteinernen pult f9reibt bas
Bolt ~beiltrGftiee Wirtunsen gu, unb
man fam bGufig untsr bemielben
&rante, Mdnner tpie Srausn, tauern
obsr liesen feben. bic bier 2inberuns
ibrer 2eiben iu6en.
@ttpa 2 Meilen bon bieIem Ruinens
baufen entfernt liegt bic alte Sobtens
itubt Qfrofiub nit benz RisienmuuIos
lsum S9ab Sinba, iuel9es bas srDBte
unb t~unitOOlIte aler biitorii6en &C.
bGubs Mttteluiens oorite1t.
S9ab Sinba, bas lit der lebenbe
&Dnig", nit peldem Rqmen Der
8oltsmunb ben PrinSen &afimsSbns
&bbas bendnnte, etnen Better bes prps
pbeten, lam an Der Spite zines aras
bsrbeeres nu6 SosOiana (Samurs
lamb, UNI bic bort p%obnenben Seuers
anbeter gu pertrsiben unb ben Sslum
ein5ufiiRren. Sp4 fpurbe iein Seer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
On Ct 8aleu.

Sebr bunt 1T bic Sra9t Der gGues
rinnen bon 81. 9a1en. Der mGbig
iurss Rod beftebt aus buntelblauem
ipeibsemuitertsn unb nit breiter semus
fterter 8ante p~eriebenen 5ries ober
JLanea. 9ariibsr fGGt eine S9ir5e
duS buntelerunbiser Seibe nit ses
bliimten Strsifen unb griinen 8dns
bern. 9as Mtber aus blduem Sud-
1T NIT SilbertreHen beiebt unb iiber
einem blaien 2ab psrldniirt. usber
bas an ben Q9ieln uab an ben balbs
lanesn, iiber bic @lenbusen fullenben
glermeln nit sebliimten 8Gnbern Der.
Sisrte Semb lest ii9 elm 9oler aus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Edrme- nnb g&nbbaaen.

@uf ftGbtif9e aoiten iinb in 8ress
Tau brei WGrmes unb S9ubballen ers
r;8tet fir iol9e Irbeiter, pel9e ibre
Gr5eiten ntht in sei9lohensn Werts
ftGttsn perridten unb BEL ben groBen
Gntfernunsen Der ttets pe4fslnben
4rbeitsiteaen bon ibren Wobnunsen
unb bel Der perbdltnibmdBis tHupp be-
meienen Mittasspauie bds Wittaga
effea in fuit ertaItetem 3uftdnbe unb
i'm 5reien einnebmen miifen. Our9
bic SalIea fol permieben perben, baB
br @rbeiter. Der. um 9eIb gu eriparen,
tein W!rtbshaus aufIu4t. ben Wittes
rungsun6ilOen uus9eiebt bleibt, feline
9eIunbbeit fdGbist anb benz &0rper
bic erforberlide Rule CUR 9rGftisuns
fir neue arbeit ent5iebt. Die brei Salz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

- unter Sreunoen. 81:
.Seine 5rdu iibt ia i'm Isbsnsimmsr
unb tpeint bic bitterIten S4mersens-
tbrGnen!" g.: .lluitnn, ods Tinb nur
&rotobilst6rGnen!" o.: rRa, M =
Su!" g.: nWenn id es Dir iass,-
;6 bin Weintenner!"
- gu gefdbrGi9. llntsriufs
mesri9ter DER cine ertrantts aIte
Sunsfer su p%ernebmen bat. gu bsrsn
@rst): r9ann id bic patientin oerueb.
menu" @rst: rOepib! Gbsr mad benz
Ilter biirfen Sit pOrerit nod nidt
fraaen."
- gntpeoer-poer. 8Gues
rim: .0enten g nur, !Serr Doctor,
mir is benz 9iirsermeiiter fein Self
eri9ienen!" Doctor: vllnIinn! Gnts
tpsber Sic buben einsn @eiit ober ben
Giirsermeiiter seiebsh! 8sibes bei's
nanber = bas gibbs ni9t!"
-8eIeibtgung. Rummel {:
rDdrum bait On bas 3immer nift
semietbt2" 9ummel: nMeil i'd mid
ni9t berulten Iafs. Die Birtbin fat
mir sefugt, fie beIdbs aud einen fsuers
feiten 9elbf9rdnt, unb ipole mir germ
iiberfliifises 9eIO burin aufbeipubren!
80. 60 cine 9emeinbeit!"
Der fptgfdme 9dtte.
Dame: rNeinem Maun 1T Dor mehres
rem Sabren bas SrOmmslfea seplabt;
felt Der 3eit 1T er iebr f9perboris."
5reunbin: .Oas merit man aber gar
Ri9t; Bel Dir bort er uufs Wort!"
= 8eim mort senom n.
r9ott, Serr lieutenant.
tpenn sic mas ersdblen, mub man fih
INNER Dor Baden pdlasn!4 2isutes
nant: rBitte. fi9 bur4aus ni4t gu
gsRirsn. sanbises GrGulsing
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
g pei in g amar
lamb.

Senieits bes aaTplIten Weerss err
itreden ii9 ODE Sdnopiiten bis beis
nabe an bic 9ren3en bss Rei6es Der
Wfitte. 'Dieie ginObs OurdSoa Der
9robe GIeranOer bon DeIten na6
Often, I'm bic Delt gu erobsrn; bur6
lie itirmten bic WonsOlenmafen bes
WeItserftorers Sf9insis : gbdn, benz
Wege oes mG6tigen Waceboniers folz
ssno, 8og Simur in entsesenseIebter
Rihtuns aus, Inn bas glei9e ,3iel Su
erreShen, unb mitten bur9 bieIe biitos
rti4s Diiite Iieb Der !Serrfder aler
Reubsn einen S9ienenitrang lesen.
SIN 2dufe Der Sdbrtauienbe entItanben
an oisier Strube mG6tigs 0entmGler,
ot, bsute nod 3eusnib seben Don eins
fissm @ObIftonbs, nitt minber aber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
9 q n.

tpeib, bIau unb ROTH semuftertsr Seibe,
Inn bic Rdnber nit pliIiirtem buntels
rothen 9ano einsefaBt. Ddau f4tpars
&c Striimpfe unb belle, nit sriinen
S4leifen se5ierte @biubpuntoffsln io>
tpie cine iebr eisentbiimli4e Saube aus
peiBem, puffis sereibtem MuG nit
brsitsm Ranb bon iaparSem pIiiiirten
Sill. 9ieie Saube iiBt auf benz Sins
tertopf, pGbrenb bus auriidsetGmmte
Saar iiber Der Stirn bur9 elm idtpars
Ses Sammetbano sebalten pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Wao6ensStii.

Sic Iiebten iid fdon felt Sabr uno
Sag, Der Maler 2einipano unb bic
tleins BLONDE Mobiitin pop vis-a-vis;
aber Bis our Stunoe bate Der MaEer
nod ni4t ben Wtutb gefunOen, ibr feline
2iebe gu gsiteben, 70 adrtti9 aud bic
8lide tparen, bic beriibsr uno biniiber
flosen. 0a eridien bic tIeine So.
zines Sases nit elmer srOBen sIGnaens
ZEN S6iirss am Seniter, banO Iid bies
ielbs i'm uno itrt9 nit beoeutiamen
8liden iiber bieTelbe, Der MdIsr
feufste. pIObIi9 aber fam es pie cine
grIeu9tung iiber i'm: bic S4iirSe mar
aus Wa6sleinpanO = Wag's 2eins
tpanb! @r itiirmte biniiber uno =
batb baruuf bate has pdr6en f4On
ben erIten sbslihen .Streit!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

Gpncurren5. Utabame:
nSieien Wonat babe i9 elm neues4leib
bonn Sausbaltunssselb er~iibrist!" -
&O6in: sd audi"
-@iberiprud . Meifier gum
GehrbubeD: ~Sunse, mad nib TO
bumme Strei6e; eS tpirb S3sit, bab Du.
snbIid bic 3inberi9ube aussisbft!" =
2ebrbube: Oct iebt MID. Meefter. i'd
bin aIs ainb INNER barfub ~i.looftn!I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

8erf4nuppt. @r: .gs
blsibt uns ni6ts iibris. ala bic 5Iudt;
slaubit 9u, oab 0ein Batter uns persI
9eben piiroe?" Sic: ~q9, bapon bin
i9 feft iibsrSeuet!" Or: ,Wober tpeibtI
Du benn bas 10 senau2" sic: rS9l
babe Jpn ia sefragt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Gtaubbafte 8ertheibis

Ri9ter: nSte ipurbsn srtpii9t. aIs
sic in bic 4pptbefe einbreden MOLTEN;
pas buben sic gu Sbrer @ert9eiOiz
gung gu idgen9"
bitter Dertommener Strpl9 (unt:r
Sbrdnen): Sd = id - id polte mir
tpe9en Gene unsliidlide 2iebe perz
iift'n."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Grtanntep bpfiosnomie E,

-StiueSamilie. Wutter (oal
3eitung leIenb, gu benGinperD: ~&tn'
berIe, &inberl., ba itebt bon Elm i4orsE
Ginbru9 unb srfpii9t 1T er au4 nod
ni4t, baIt's ben Daumen. bdb es Gusr
0ater mari"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
9 c m t.

Srember Tin Der SOmmerfrifdt):
rS9 bin bier bier Doden CUR @r5Os
lung, Weiiter, ba tDnnen sic mid ies
ben Sag ~rafirsn comment"
Dorfbaber: rSeben Sds9 WerSsn
Sic bds aud ausbdlten2"
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

CONGRESSMAN DINSMORE has lowered himself in public estima- tion by his action in the Mckinley memorial exercises held at Fay etteville last week. The resolu- tions as offered by the committee characterized the martyred presi- dent as having discharged his duties Gin a statesmanlil1e and patriotic manner. ;" Mr. Dins- more objected to these words in the resolutions for the reason he was afraid he would be accused of endorsing a republican ad- ministration. Such an untenable position as this in the face of the highest compliments from every governor and many of the most prominent democrats and politi- clans all over the South comes with very poor grace from Mr. DinsmOre.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28
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The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

THE sympathy of the people of the land is largely with Mrs. Me- Kinley, who has been in failing health before and since her ac- cession to the White House. She has been close to the hearts of the American people ever since they have known her. They have learned to love and appreciate her for the womanly qualities she has everywhere shown. They hoped for better things for her than have fallen to her portion.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

THE Scientific American rarely ever gives space in it's columns to other than purely scientific ques- tions, but it thus closed an edi- torial on President Mckinley: "Alas! what more shall we say of him. As we look upon that poor stricken form, we feel that to indulge in wordy pam egyric would be to trifle with a sacred theme. To say that he was statesmanlike, sagacious, patient, broad minded, conscien- tious, lovable, and supremely patriotic-in a word a Christian and an American and that his character was rounded out by an unaffected and all-pervad- ing humility, is to summarize but few of the public and private virtues which will cause poster- ity to proclaim him, as we do now, one of the most ilIustrious and beloved presidents on the roll of the American Republic. For seven long days the Ameri- can people have watched by the bedside of their president; and now that the end has come they join in with him in those last words, so characteristic of the man: Gods will be done-not onrs '''
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

THIS is above all the time when Americans should show their re- spect for law. However hot public resentment may be against those who directly or by con- spiracy caused the death of our President, it is to be hoped that no American crowd will adopt their principles and practice by holding a lynching bee.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

THE laws of France cut off an- archy from notoriety. Their trials are not reported in the newspapers. In case of capital punishment the execution is not described and the burial place is secret. These regulations are due to the fact that vanity is a ruling passion with the anarchist aSSaSSipS
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

FIND the defective flues before you start the heater fires. A statistician says that defective flues are, next to incendiarism, responsible for most of S160, ,000, : 009 damage last year. It is worth while tskiag 6 little extra trouble to save half of this in in next years expenses. It can be done. Property burned is a dead loss.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

EDMUND c. Ross, who was United States senator from Kan sas from 1885 to 1871, and whose vote saved President Johnson from impeachment and disgrace, is working at the case in a print ing office in Albuquerque, N. M.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

IT is all very natural for the anarchists to oppose law, but none of them has Yet explained where he would be now if the American people had not enough respect for law to refrain from hunting him down.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

MRS. NATION denies that woman was made from man sr rib, and the Kansas City Journal says that from the way some women act they leave the impression that they were made from a crazy hOpa
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT is a New Yorker bred and born, but from the size of his family of small children one might guess him to be from Arkansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

IT was once suggested to Wash ington that he should shake hands with everyone who came to his receptions; but he declined the idea with great promptness, alleging that he "would be sure to catch the itch.0
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

WASHINGTON dispatches state that President Roosevelt persists in going when and where he pleases alone. He positively will not permit policeman or de- tectives at his heels.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

IT is curious fact that the name of Czolgosz is a Polish word meaning "a creeping, crawling. thing, like suake.''
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

A MOVEMENT is on foot to raise by contribution, gift for Jim Parker, the colored man who knocked Czolgosz down when he shot President Mex finley.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

ENOUGH tears have been shed over the death of Mckinley to drown every anarchist on the American continent.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28
WEST BOUND TRAINS.

ROOSEVELT is the youngest man that ever filled the presidential office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28

SOME expert has decided that the Presidents assassin's name is pronounced Sholgosh.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-28
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First published May IS, 1901
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State of Kansas, Cherokee Co

State of Kansas, Cherokee County, IS.
Before L. c. Jones, justice of the peace
Of the city of Baxter Springs.
John Jones, plaintiff, Va. B. f. Johnson,
defendant.
To B. +. Johnson, above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued In above court by John Jones,
plaintiff, for the sum of forty-eight and
thirty-6ve hundredths dollars $4S.S0 and
10 per cent interest thereon from April 10.
1901, and costs, and that two orders of gar
nishment were issued herein In said
amount and costs dated April 16, 1901, and
May II, 1901, respectively and were duly
served upon the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company, and that unless
you make your defense to said action up.,
on or before June Is. 1901, plaintiffs bill Of
particulars herein will be taken as true,
and judgment will be rendered herein &C
cordingly. JOHN JONES, Plaintiff.