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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
NO new TRIAL.
Court Refuses to Grant Petition
Of Receiver James A. Williams

The appellate division OF the supreme
court has denied the defendants petition
for a new trial in the case OF Robert L..
Greene VS.. James A. Williams receiver.
Defendant claimed he held certain
property as trustee for creditors and that
IL was i'm tho custody OF the law at the
time of the garmishment and therefore
exempt from attachment.
Mr.. Williams was temporary receiver
and tho court says that a corporation re-
tains the title to its property until IL is
decreed 10 be insolvent and permanent
receiver is appointed, who then becomes
a trustee for the creditors. Chief Justice
Stiness who writes tho opinion OF tho
court says: a receiver pendentuete takes
no title. but simply a right OF possession,
as an officer OF the court. The title 20 the
property is not changed by the appoint
ments Beach on Receivers. sec. 225.
Smith on Receivers sec. 80 and cases cit
cd The affidavit given TO the officer on
the service OF the execution stated that
the defendant had no property OF the
corporation I'm his hands IT the time Of
the Esrnishment.
For the reasons stated IL appears that
he did have such property ia HIS hands
and therefore tho verdict WAS rightly di-
rected 10 be returned for the plaintiff"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29

Iaycock had been in the habit OF taxi
ing meals at that restaurant and occa-
sionaly he was drunk when he showed
up.
II was, on these occasions, that he ask
ed the walters TO cut up his food. which
they invariably did.
when Laycock called. shortly after 10
o'clock today he gave an order for meat
To be cooked for him.
lie was unsteady on his feet and being
unable 90 cut up the meat. asked for the
usual assistance.
He ate small portion OF his order, then
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
ANARCHISTS
Fear Of Them Leads Sultan 10
Bar Tourists From PaldCs..

prcheusio OF attempts 10y anarchists
upou the ilfc of tho sultan. his majesty
intends TO completely exclude tourists
from the preciucts of the Nlldiz Kiosk.
~ a step in this direction hr has or
dered tho demolition OF The pavilion erect
cd a. thc Grand Gate OF tho palace
grounds for tho accommodation ~ tour
ists hitherto permitted o. attend the sell
amlk
Arrests % puigaTilna continue 20 be
made in the district o( Monastir. 4 small
h1wl ~ Hsigartsu reyolutouaries is re-
ported ~ Brud. The authorities have dis
spirit barrels. The garrisnns at kumau-
vov and Jrkub have been further rein
forgcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

The House was called 10 order at i1:i5
O'Clock, by AR Speaker Holden. with a
quorum present
Assistant Doorkeeper George c. Clin-
ton. I'm behalf of the doorkeepors and
pages Of the House then presented in n
neat speech two very handsome bo-
auets TO Speaker Holden.
MIR. EaSton. OF Providence. said that he
had boeu requested by the pages 20 eX-
press their appreciation OF the courtesy
extended 10 them by the speaker.
MIR. Watson. of Jamestown. said: "Mr.
Speaker, they told me they would like
60 see you governor OF this state" (Ap-
plause).
Speaker Holden In few. but choice.
words, thanked the doorkeepcrs and
pages for their handsome gift. and said
that they had all certainly done their
duty, and he hoped that tho time would
come when each OF them would hold
seats IN this House
Mr. Jeffers, OF Pnwtucket, moved that
the journal OF Thursday he approved
without reading. and IL was so voted.
After announcing a number Of concur
rences from the senate. the speaker laid
before the House an act In amendment of
Chapter 2i0 general laws, OF pleading and
practice I'm the supreme court
Mr. Shericld Of Newport. thought the
act would cause an extension OF equity
Jurisdiction. and might at times opera te
TO bar some persons from their property
rights. and thereby cause injustice.
Mr. EastOn. OF Providence moved that
fhe matter bc continued until tho No
vember session hut changed this 10 re-
commitment TO tho judiciary committee
and ~ was 80 voted.
Mr. Blodgctt OF Pawtucket from the
judiciary committee reported back an act
in amendment of chapter 2i5. general
laws. Of the settlement Of claims against
the estate OF deceased persons hy pro-
bate courts. and he asked immediate pas
sage.
Tho act provides In substance that with
in ~ days after the expiration OF the
period allowed by law or prescribed bv de-
cree 81 the probate court for presentation
of claims, the executor or administrator
shall Tile a statement in the probate
\ court allowing or denying tho -xalidr Il OF
claims so presented and shall mail no.
tlcc % claimants whose claims are con-
tested. The act was read and passed
ON motion Of Mr.. Rice. the further con-
duet OF business during the session was
left TO the discretion OF the speaker. This
was done 10 facilitate the rapid transac-
tion OF business.
NEWPORT POLICE COMMISSION.
chair laid before the House. az the re-
quest Of Air Clark. N Pawtuckct the
act 20 repeal chapter 500. public laws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
PASTOR SUSPENDED.

New York, March ca.-By the judicial
commission OF the Brooklyn Presoytery.
the Rev. Dr. Alfred II. Moment. fos
many years a well known Brooklyn elsr-
gyman. has been found guilty OF cons
duct unbeeomlng minister and has been
suspended for six months from the Pres-
bytery.
Dr. Moment was acting pastor OF ths
Emmanuel Presbyterian church. iu Flat
bush. DR. Moment lived until three
months ago I'm Fiatbush. but Is now In
Scotch Plains. n. j.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29

The Senatsewas called to order by Gov.
Gregory at i1:O5 o'clock, with a quorum
present.
The governor announced that he had
appointed on the joint committee 10 con-
slider the transfer of battle-fiags from the
old 20 the now State House. Senators
Parker, Simmons and stoddard.
The governor also announced that he
had psrdoned from state prison Frank
Tripp and William James Clare, and tho
Senate consented 10 the pardons.
A mass of business came from the
House. being the calendar acts acted up
on last evening.
Senator Parkhurst, or Providence. from
the judiciary committee. reported back
an act in amendment OF chapter 10, gem
eral laws. recommending indefinite post
ponement and the passage OF substitute
A. This is tie oct providing for the
makeup OF the General Assembly. The
substitute was read and passed.
STATE RETURNING BOARD.
Senator Kenyon, of Chariestown. from
the committee on special legislation, re-
ported back an act 10 regulate the taxa
ton OF personal property.
on motion Of Lieut. Gov. Kimbsli the
act was continued until the November
session.
The act entitled "of the practice or
medicine was ordered on the table. on
motion OF Senator Parker. until the No
vcmber session.
Gov. Gregory announced as members OF
the state returning board: Frank j..
Holden, Woonsocket. five years: Addison
$. Hopkins, Burrllville. four years;
Thomas W. Doushue, Providence. three
years; George II. Lawton, Tiverton, two
years; Charles H., Handy, Warren, ono
year. and the senate consented TO the app
pointments.
on motion Of Sepator Crawley. os War
ren, the senate took a recess until D. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29

was seen 10 he I'm distress.
A waiter ran 10 his aid and patted him
on the back. thinking that Lsycock had
been seized with bad attack OF cough
ing
Laycock gasped three or four times
then fell back in his chair and expired.
Medical Examiner Palmer was called
and said that Laycock had evidently
been choked 10 death by piece OF meat
lodging In his wind pipe
An order was given TO Boyce Brothers
10 take charge of the remains
According 10 the directory James G..
Laycock. a silyersmith. was recently a
boarder at No. nj Chestnut street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

Patrick Tully, Who last MONDAY asZauTf-
cd George w. Couicv in n house on Althca
street. sisshiug at him with knife and
cutting slight sash in Conleys back.
was today held for the grand jury and I'm
500 by Judge Swcotlagd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
HALL & LYON CO.

MASTER. Newport. X. f March 20 ilsl.
a Scaled proposals, in triUlicatc tcg CONT
plcting 3 single scfs Onicfrs Quarters,
! y q. %. Quarters and ] ltr rrack ~
Fort Grrhlc. ~ O. will be rccriNcd here
until ~ M. Arr ~. 1871 Information fur
nlshed upun application. reserves
right 10 reject ur accept 0Iy of ~ urr-
poeais or any part thereof Enveiours
containing proposals tn be endorsed "Prp-
pOsals for completing bui'dinl. Fort
Crsble, X. L." N, Il. YOUNG, -. NJ.
~. 70 APR I &lls0L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.

An opinion was handed down TODAY b
the appellate division ot the supreme
court in tho case OF Frank ". Wilbur vs..
Harry Rest ~ Al. the court granting
new trial and cveTruhng the decision OF
the justice in the common pleas dlvisioi,.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
Attempt to Abolish Newport
Police Commission Fails.
Governor Appoints Members Of State
Returning Board--PerSona| Property
Tax Bill Continued to November.


personal property
. ont o
.
. after some talk to judiciary ommtte
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
ws,so.A.,od. r.-lal.seYs s.nsv-.

The brotherhood Wines proved al pola-
table 80 the best products Of foreign
souutrics could have doue.--Ths rrp,t-
dcncc News, Feb, ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
nOIEp EEnIAN DEAD.

Dublin. March 29.--James stephens, tic
wcll-knowu Fcnisn leader of tho 1866
movement, died here this morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
GIVEN
GOOD
ADVICE.
AguinaIdo Told That the Fill
pino InSurg8ni Cause
Is Hopeless.

Manila, March 2e.-Aguinsldo today
conferred in the Tagalog language.
at the Malacanang palace, with several
former members OF his cabinet and other
prominent Filipinos, whom he had asked
90 sec. They explained 20 him tho hope
lessness of the insurgent cause and ad-
vised him TO use his influence To establish
peace and for the recognition Of Ameri-
can sovereignty.
The result OF the conferences is as yet
unknown. The first execution I'm Manila
under American rule took place today at
Fort Malate. where FIVE natives were
hanged for the murder OF Archibald WI
sou, an EnEliShmsn. superintendent Of
the water works. The motive for the
murder -rnhhal-1-
Twelve thousand Fihpinos have taken
the oath Of allegiance TO the United
States at san Vicente, South Ilocos pro-
vince.
FUNSToNS FATHER SPEAKS.
lola. Kan. March 29-AlI yesterday the
Funston home was the centre OF attrac-
tion TO the neighborhood a.d last night
there WAS a spontaneous movement Of
several hundred lola people 10 run over
and be neighborly The band went also
and with cheers and music, Iola's Joy was
expressed.
Mr. Funston, father OF Aguinaido's cap
tor responded to a call for a speech. lie
said. This e. the proudest day i'm the
lives .of Mrs. Funston and myself. My
own life | do not consider 10 have been
without its successes, but toward the
evening of life no greater Joy comes 10
"a parent than honor for his child. | viii
say that Fred was always a good boy.
not exactly after the pattern OF my own
making in minor matters. but there was
never anything dishouor3hle in h,s char
actcr and | think | know II thoroughly
as ne happened 90 % born I'm my family
lie did not aim a. no.oriety. but 20 ac-
complish something worthy iu tho world
and the success which has crowned hls
efforts think should bc "a lesson 20 young
men. This day Is doubv Joyous 10 his
mother and me- Your presence and the
appreciation OF our hoy in the present
state and nation, is JOY 10 us and addi-
tional source Of qualification IS that the
Xood news came on the 5Sth birthday Of
his lttlc mother here.
There were cheers for tho brave little
mother" and the proud father The crowd
sang America" and the star Spangled
Banner" before departing for thoir
homes
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
He JOKED.
WalIsrl Was jolly Just Before
Ra Was Hanged.

Henderson. MINI March eq--Theodore
Wallcfi who murdered his wife and four
children. was hanged at the county i1il
az l.tG this morning
The Murderer displayed no nervousness
aud during the last few hours Of his life
he laughed aud iokcd with his relatives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
LayCock's End Came While He
Was Eating in Restaurant.
Was Intoxicated and Had 10 Secure
Assistance Of Waiter to Cut
Up His Food.


be James LaycOck
his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29

For Cuts, siee,rotypss srs Srir,rE
Any kind. see = =. Ryder Co. a. wa:h.
iHgton. Beat work, low prlees
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29
NEWPORT PoLIcE COMMISSION.

chair laid before thc House. az the re-
quest Of Nr Clark. N Pawtuckct the
act TO repeal chapter SOC public laws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-29

He said that the siver-tongued orator
Cfr. Sheffield was here by accident. ana
did not dare 10 come up before the peopa
again AT the next election. He considered
that his opposition TO tho proposed re-
peal OF the act was an exhibition Of
brass rarely seen or heard.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
0as SonOoner Wbetto.

NiGt LANCE m.br unb nd9 etnem
Qpnooner Observation-Disclosures piro
Spunbsbit9 niebergerifen, folen biz
Minories benz @rbbpOen glei4gemd9t
nerben. Man bat teinen poltaetItden
gicerone nDtbig, brdr4t ii4 iiber bag
tsrtDmmli6e 9ertebrsgebiet bes aus'
lGnoiIGen 9e1uGers BON 2onoon nur
cine tur3e Strede oItpdrts binaus3us
pa0en, unb man itebt inmitten etnes
Der eigenartigiten SbetIe Der Se4smtls
lipnenItdot. 9ebt man pom Wanlions
bpuIe uno Der 9dnt BON @ngldno ubsr
@prn6iu bur6 2edoenban Street mad
Qlogate Station, 10 Dffnen ii4 mad
RorDen S%ounbsbtt9, mad Siioen Die
Minories - bic beiben 9duptitrdBen
bes 9onooner SuOenOiertels. 4us al
len GGnoern bes Srients unb bes De-
ciOents iinb iiibiide Mdnner unS
Srauen bort 3uIdmmengeitrOmt uno
bdben auf Der @renss bes 2onboner
SItens unb @eitenS, mo Die &egioneu
Der bttteriten Irmutb uno bes rdffts
nirteIten Gurus bart anetndnber itoz
Zen, cine Stabt in Der Stdbt gegriins
bet. Sn Der 9adbaridaft finben ii4
anbere Gplonten fremOer 2dnbesfinz
Der, namentli9 bon 9eutIden uno
Siren. gtaein bic israsltifde lit bic
gr0bte uno in fi6 obgei9lofente. sic
sGblt nett iiber 6unoerttauIenb Wttts
glieoa, beIibt etgene 8anfen, cine ei9ea
ne 9ibliotbet, eigene 3eit4riften uno
trGgt ben GaHen9aratter naturgemdB
am ausgeprGgteitsn our S9du. Rt4t
etlpa BLOB in ben MenI9entpper, Die IN
oiftem 9epiibl Die engen StraBen be'
pUltern. gQes trd9t bort iiioii6e @ttz
tftte. Die Strdbennamen, Die Stra
meni6tlber, 9latdte, 8etdnntmdduns
gen, SsI9Gftsan5eigen ieber erbentlta
den Qrt iinb in 6ebrGif6er Sprd4e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

obgeprebt, in bebrdii6sn 2ettern ges
brudt. 9ebdnbelt ipiro nit alien
MOgliden unb l1nmOsli6en. Sin ieds
SebniGbriges Mdo6en bietet nit tofets
tenn 2G9eln bunte, baumtppnene Saz
f6entii9er fell. Iuf ldneen Reiben
BON SiI6en unb Sanbpasen iinb 2es
bensmittel, ba~lbfaules Sbft, ebenfols
DIES Semitic, 8adpaaren, &abenfeIe,
lebenbe Sbisre in &Gfisen, llbren, SUE
tpelen, @affen, Sleibungsitiide aufges
ftdpeIt. f9le9terbinss aaes, nit elmer
etnSigen &usnabme, nGmli9 BON Sei>
fe. limb gerube bic tpGre bier 10 niibs
li9, fat nod niiblider als SnIettenz
pulber. Sdmub sans phrase berri9t
glet4mGBig iiber lebenbem unb tobtem
Snbentur, iibersiebt pbne 4nieben Der
geripn nit f6iibenber Siine @erehte
rnb llngere9te. Dds Nusfeben jeDes
ginaelnen biefer Sauienbe, bic in pbz
renbetGubenbem ~gibOii9" ibre Duls
rem anpreiien. enttpaffnet iebeH @ers
bu9t, als t6nns fi9 elmer bon ibnen
iemuls sefpdf6en baben. 0asessn
mub our gbre bieIer S9mubfinten
eeiast iperbsn, bub bas Ghetto Der
ein5ige Sbeil ni9t BLOB bes 2oubonsr
Oftens 1T, Der ni4t unter Der b0uiz
f9en Peiti4e Der SrunfIudt ftebt.
@u9 feblt es nidt gang unb gar an in
ibrsr Dirt fpnpatbif6en 8iGbern. @obl
tau6t bier unb bd aug her Menge
Der SrDbler unb Strdbenbdnbler bic
patrid9alii9e @eitdlt zines ebrtpiirs
bissn @reiIes arf. befen pebmutb>
iiberfdatteten 3iiee bic biftorif6e @rO>
Be unb ben Sabrtduisnbe altenS 9msrs
feines Stammes lebenbig tpieberfpiss
aeln. StdbtmiIfionaren lit es pafItrt,
baB Elm iunges Deib ben ibr sereihten
Sraftat unter 3ornesrufen gegen ei>
men Meffias, Der eelitten 6aben foa,
nit funtelnben Mugen unter bic 5ibe
frat. Die @ngldnber perabI6euen biefc
iibii6en Gintpunberer, oeren iibertpies
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
9ie bentide Foit In Being.

@feid nad BEN Gintreffen Der ers
fen bsutffen Sruppen in peting
ipurbe bott elm Jelbpoitdmt erri6tet.
bds i'm October 1900 in cine ftdnbtge
beuti6e poitdnitalt u"mgeipanbelt
tpurbe; bed mar biefes Qmt, In einem
an bic beutIde 9eIanbtf9aft dnItobens
ben. BON ieinen 9ineIiI6en 8etpobnern
berlaFenen @sb1ft untergebra6t, nrr
In balb 5erftDrten 2ebmbitten notb>
biirftig bergeri9tet, bic alenfaIs ben
9eamten urb benz poftbienit pdbrenb
bes trpdenen Dinters einen fiimmerlis
9en S9uB seipdbren tonnten, bsim
Gintreten Der Regenperipbe Ii6 iebo9
als NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mubten. 4us
bieIem @runb fpurbe bic Grri6titng
zines neuen P~oitgebGuoes 3ur Rotb>
penbigteit. na9bem bas 0erbleibeR
Der 6ineitI6en Regierung unb Der
fremben @sfunbtIGaften in pefing
atpeifellos eefporben mar. Das neue
poitamt befinbet ii9 mitten i'm Sc
fdnbtfdaftsbiertel unb in unmittefz
burer Ndbe bes i'm 8au begriffenen
8abnbofes.
9as atpetgeidoiIige, inter @ermti>
bung iebes entbebrliden S9muds in
3iegelIteinrobbau erri6tete @ebGube
~beberbergt i'm grogsidoB ben po1tz
bisnit unb bic Stabt : 5ernTpredeins
tung, ipGbrenb bic pberen RGume als
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
0as Ratbbaus 8.

1trfprilngli9 tparen es 3pei 9robere
0pppelbduier raum gbOnit" unb r3um
ReGen", bic in Der Mttte bes 16. Sa9ts
bunberts gum GOIesienbuus Der als
bertind pereinigt ipurben. Oas Saus
vaum GeGen" mar bamals i'm 8efib
bes pirates Or. Spd4im S6iIler BON
Serbern, unb erbtelt 1545 bic 9eitalt,
in Der es dlif I'm Iere Sage getommsr
lit. Sn bo9it origineaer unb fefe!ns
Der WeiIe tommt Der oben erpd9nte
SriibrenaiFanceitit, Der fir bas 6reis
burg bes 16. Sdbrbunberts tppti4 1T,
aur 9arItellung. 4ls bic Stabt our
@rfpeiterung ibres RatbbduIes i4rttt,
entI6GpB ii9 bic StdbtDerpdltung 5it
einem bas S9Dne unb Gbaratteriftts
Ide e%rbdltenoen, aber benz teuen 3tped
dufs engite d~ngepaBten umbdu. 0as
Neue Ratbbdus prGIentirt ii6 in iet@
ner 8pllenbung bur9aus einbettli4;
es biirfte ieIbIt einem &enner i4per
fallen, bic ein5elnen 8duglieoer nab
ibrem gltsr au Ionbern. @an5 neu 1T
in Der Sauptfacabe Der apiI4en ben
alien 9isbelbauten einsefiigte, bds
@anSe trOnenbe Mittelbau. Dor bic
fem befinbet ii9 cine i4male 8or9aae,
iiber bteier cine SeraFe, oeren Bril-
flung eine abne9slun9srei9 geItaltete
MdBpertgalerie bilbet. Die brettsn
Seniter in Der Srpnt perrdtben ben
grober, pruntpouen Ratbbausfaal. Sn
ben NiI6en Der Ddnbpfeiler itnb bic
na6 ben MobeGlen bes&urlsru9er PRO-
feKors 9ietI9 in @ra gegofensn
Stanbbilbsr Der erften ,Siriten oers
ienigsn 9ei4ledter aufseitellt, unter
beren !SerrI9aft Srei6urg bisber ge>
Itanben bat (&pnrab BON 3dbringen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
Siir bic Rbeini6ifter.

Die Regelung BON Mngebot unb
Radfrase drf benz Sra9tenmartt Der
Rbeinf9ifffabrt unter befonberer Be
riidff9tisuns bes acknowledgements 3
mar f9on lange eeplant, tonnte uber
tpegen pielfuder Sdpieristeiten ni9t
ausgefiibrt fperben. Gnbli9 entfdlob
man fi9 auf @runb bes @utadtens
elmer in dusldnbifds unb beutfde Sds
fenftdbte entfanbten GommiTIion in
Rubrort a. Rb. cine ftuatlide S6if=
ferbDrfe nit pereibieten Matlsrn gu
erridten. Ra9bem man Ii6 iiber ben
plab seeinigt bate. nabm bic t0nigl.
SaFenbaupertpaltung ben 8du in bic
Sanb. 9as 9ebdube Iiegt arf benz
nDrbIifen Damn bes neuen &aiIerz
6ufens in Der RGbe bes tDntgI. Safens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26

taum bic 6laide in ben erItarrten
Sdnben balten fonnte. Dds mar Gin
Sdittelfroit. Oamit bate bas Atts
I'm ibres Mannes AUDI ansefdngen.
ods mar Der 4nfans Der 2uneenents
siirbung.
Die Slide mebrten fi6, fe tonnte
taum otbmtn Dor Sdmer3.
,Ni6t trant tpsroen, lieber 9ott,
bebiite mid bapor, nur iekt ni9t,
nidt iebt, mo bic 8IGtter faaen!" sic
rdffte ibre 9an3e Gnereie 3uiammen,
fie tpebrte iid NIT dler 8raft segen
bic ldngiam observation-disclosures Mu4t,
bic dud Tie pernidten, fie tpie ibren
Mdnn binperfen rollte auf Elm lanz
gss, f9tperes &run!enIaeer.
9erabe iebt, gsrobe In benz 4ueens
bIide bes @liids. bes GrfoIses, Der
Spffnung auf Elm beFeres 9posl
gubli9 mar fie gu Sauie.
Still, bunfet lag ibr Stiib9en bd.
Dte ct fi9 freuen piirbe iiber ben
Sect.
.0u, MGnne, fdIdff DUP Sd
brinse Dir mas nit, tpas Wunberz
fh%Dnes!"
Seine antiport. Sc mar 10 mert>
fpiirbis fin.
8e6utIdm ftente Ie bic SGaI9e auf
ben Slid unb SiinOete 9i6t an.
9as Strei9boIS fldderte auf, ietn
@9etn fieI auf bas 9eit4t zines
Sobten.
Mit einem S9rei ftel fie in bic
&nte.
@orbet = pprbet aIes SOFTEN, ale
Sreube!
rWsnn bic 8Idttsr fanen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-26
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