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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
CARD BASk EFT.

Edward Bringhurst, Jr., and fami.
ly are at Cape May.
Mrs. Frank Pyle has gone for Wis.
it to Chelsea, Mich.
Misses Elizabeth and Helen Alrich
are in Philadelphia.
A. Gilbert Robinson is visiting near
Stroudsburg, Pa.
Miss SaIlie Conaway is summcring
at Elk S Neck. Md.
Miss Ida @. Wood is visiting friends
in kcnnctt Square,
Walter D. Bush and family are en-
joying Cape May brcczcs.
Miss McCla1y is enjoying the moun.
tains at Werncrsvile, Pa.
Howard Pyle is spending the sum-
mer at Chadd s Ford, Pa.
Miss Bessie IIyland has returned
from Il visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. W. Alrtch and Miss Nay
Alrich are in Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. George X. Roberts is regain
ing her health at Atlantic City.
Mrs. o. G. Buddington has gone
for visit to Old Mystic, Conn.
Edmund Mitchell and family arc
spending the summer at Rchoboth.
Miss Elsie Mae Russell is spending
the summer in New York.
The Sunday School Of Brandywine
Church, is picnicing to-day in Tat.
nall woods.
Huxley Harvey and family are so.
journing at Poland Springs, Maine.
Clement b. Smyth is seriously i'll at
his home.
Mrs. J. p McLear is spending sew
cral weeks at East Northlield, Mass.
". A. Hukill, Of this city, is on an
extensive tour through the South.
United States Marshall John G.
Short has returned from a visit to
Sussex County.
Mrs. L. T. Albcrtson, Of Risi ng
Sun, has gone for II trip to Tacoma,
Wash.
James W. Robertson left to-day for
a few days visit down in Maryland,
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Ellie .. Walrici and Mr.. S.
Ralp Spencer TO tlke plac in the
near future.
David X. Jackson, superintendent
Of the Whining ton Bill Posting Cons
pany, is attending the National Bill
Posters Convention now in session,
in Buffalo, n. Y, as delegate.
The North End Outing Climb will
go to rennsgroyc the first two weeks
in August. The officers are; Walter
TalIey, president; Leroy Davis, Sec
retary; Harry Adams, treasurer.
John A. Butler and Samuel Wolters
will leave on Saturday, July 18th for
Europe, sailing from Philadelphia on
the American Line Steam Ship Waes.
land. They will he gone three months
and will visit England, Ireland, Paris
and will stop at the Exposition at
GLASGOW. They will sail for home in
September, leaving GLASGOW on the
City of Rome, arriving here by way
of New York.
William Frederick and family are
occupying their cottage at Charles
town, Md.
w. D. Grifliith and family are occu.
pying their cottage at Brandywine
Summit.
Judge l. c. Grubb is visiting Lieu.
tenant Edward Simpson, U. 5. N, at
Newport, II. l.
Edward Belts and family have gone
to Kangely Lake, Maine, and later
will visit Mt. kineo and Bar llarbor.
MissEva Stafford Of Burrsyille is visit
ing in tins city.
WillamIIawkins is spending his va
cation at Ilsing Sun, Md.
Miss Minnie CULLEN of Harrington is
visiting relatives in this city.
George Stafford of Berlin, Nd, is the
guest of relatives in this city.
Miss Ida L. Walters will leave today
for q visit to Charlotte, N. 9.
James r.. Crizier and daughter, Mrs.
L. Il. Niger, and Miss Emma b. Kiger,
arc ut Atlantic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Mr.. iIaIl'y Home,

l.. Irving Handy has returned
fro II Georgetown, where he was as.
sociatcd with John NJ. Richardson
in the defense Of Lowdcr n. learn,
who was acquitted In speaking OF
the case this morning Mr.. Handy
said it was the first acquittal ever
made under the new law Cover nlng
the crime
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
ljGA rs.

TUlI. On July TO- 1901 Margaret A.
Tull, widow OF the lao VIM. Z. Tutl, in her
Goth yrhr.
Eelnilvea and friends are invited TO attend
the fun Aral from her late residence Dhyetts
Mills, ON Sunday, judy II. services at the
house at :! o'clock without further notice.
IntermCnt at salom Cemetery. Carriages
viii meet the 1880 train at Newark.
BOWRlNG. la Philadelphia, Pa. on July .,
1901 Anna NJ, wife Of Francis H. Howring,
aged 80 years.
:sRelatlveI ana friends ere invited to al :
tend the funeral service from the residence
of her son. in law, arthur i. Peters, No LA
Rodney street ou Friday afternoon at . clock.
Interment private,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
The New iireNgry

IIeary B,outh has tn. capital in-
tact !or the starting OF his new
brewery on French above Front
street He wiIIaward the contract
in few days Tor Tor four build.
ings. The brewery wiz have Il
capacity Of 30 barrels day The
new brewery IS an assured TACT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Nredre StruSk q ltriare

Yesterday, while the big dred-o was
passing through tho draw nj 1hiri street
bridge, 1t crashed into the crib Gu the
South Wilmington stdn and broke several
0! The heavy panks. Tho noise was ter
rifle and many ror ons who were nta'by
thought that tho oncll5 pier had been
torn but. Tho damage, however, was
small aui tho dyedgo escaped uudan-
apAI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
m,,fora,s New Board OF Teachers.

Milford, Del, July lO,-Ihc Mil
ford Board oI Education has Sc
lscted this corps OF teachers tor
the school beginning SEPTEMBER =
Principal. Joan D. Brooks, OF Car
Isle, Pa; first ASSISTANT Miss
Mary Billings, Carlisle, Pa; ANNE
Hall, Mary kouik, Bessie Johnson,
Mary Pierce, Cora y. 9IppIc, Lula
Ross, Linda Clifton, Mary Hall,
Aunie Ratcllit,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
DEER PARK HOTEL.
DEER PARK. MD.
Most Delightful Summer Resort Of
Ihe AiIepheujeS

Swcpv by mountain brcozes. 2,s0) fsot
above sea level Absolu ely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. Reach
cd without change Of cars from all princl.
pal cities via Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad.
Every modern convenience. Rooms en-.
suite wi h private baths. Eclectrlc Light
Long Distance Telephone, Elevator Tnrk'
!sh Baths, Swimming Pools, Golf Links
Tennis Courts. Bowling Alleys, Masnih-
cent Drives, Complete Livery Service
Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Hotel
remodeled with additional conveniences
All cot ages have been taken for the seas
on. Opon from June % TO September 49,
For rates ans. information address W.
Il. Burnwell, Manager, care Queen City
Hotel. Cum berland. Md. until June las.
After that tsme Deer PARK, Garrett City
NH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Lighthouse Ior Nlouth OF the MahOn

Milford, Del, July 10. II. 7.
Collins has been awarded the con-
tract by the United States Light
house Board to build the lighthouse C
at the mouth of the Mahon River,
for SO, 900; also the coal bunkers AT
Delaware City, for $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Fifty iioers Killed.

London, July ll.-severe
fighting according to q dispatch
to the Daily Express from Lo.
renzo Marques, has taken place
between Mahadodorp and Lyn'
denburg, the Beers being de-
leated, with at least 50 killed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Robbed OF Valuable Jewels In Paris

& Paris, July 1.-The residence of John
Munroe, an American banker, Rude Long
champ, has been robbed of jewery vau
od at 3d. 900 francs (fl2O0)). Tho robbers
entered an open window on the ground
floor during the absence OF tho family and
whilo tho servants were at dinner, The
jewels which wero takoa from Mrs, Nun
ross bedroom include u pearl and dia
mond nocklacs. Evidently the robbers
wore familiar wi h tho habits of the
family, and knew the place whore tho
jewols were kept They did not ransack
the room nor did they take anything OK
ccpt the jewel case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
-Ls- -
,n~ Girl Rescued From DrDW

Four members OF the North tnl Ath-
letlc Club, John Flanngan. Harry l'rot-
house, George Stleger' and Thomas tia!l,
rescued girl from drowning at Wood.
land Beach on sunday, I he girl and her
escort were among those who came down
from philadelphia to the Beach, lhey
were in bathing and her escort threw her
away from him, She could NOT swim AND
sank. Tho man was poor aWlhIn2f ana
was unable to render any assistance
flannigun went to her aid InmadlhteiY
and then the other three men assisted IN
bringing the couple ashore The girl was
uearl7 two hours before she was reSGI3luE
Id She refused O give her name.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
MKL aging Men OF at Car shops

4 During the past week nearly 200
men have been laid of at the Pullman
Cur Works. Work is Slack as Is usu-
al during the summer months aud
the lay.of is nothing unusual The
shop, will he in full operation about
October when the Pullman cars are
done with hauling passengers t" and
from the ScashUrc resorts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
TWO ENGAGENI ENTS,

Milford, Del, July lO.-The en-.
gagcments have been announced In
Milford Of Miss Ella Prettyman,
youngest daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs.
John $. Prettyman and Harry u
Lack of Philadelphia, and Miss Mary
+. Hall, eldest daugl ter of General
and Mrs George II. Hall, and Mr..
William Edwards, Of l.ewes, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
WEDDINGS AT ASBrRY,

The Rev. II. S. Dulancy married
two couples at the parsonage of As.
bury NJ. L. Church last evening. The
frs t couple, from Edge Moore, were
Edward c. Jones and Rachel E. Wal
lace. The second couple, who were
from this city, were John W. Wood
and Florence Il. Simpson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Sixty Girls Attack a Mill.

Allentown, Pa, July 10. Sixty
girl operatives OF the Mahackemo
Underwear Factory, owned by S.
Reubcns & Co., faced Kate O'Brlen
the local manager, to-day, and de-
mandcd their pay, overdue for two
weeks.
Failing 10 receive satisfaction
the girls filed their claims, with an
alderman who sent constable to
attach the machinery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
The Gather.

On Friday fair and warmer weather
will prevail. with light to fresh southerly
winds, probably followed by n hot wave
In the interior.
On saturday generally fair weather,
with high temperature.
The Thermometer at W. c. Ia yl0r's
drug store 80a King .trest to-day regis
tered as follows:
7 o'clock 10oolook o. 'clook
II 73 S6
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
William EetteImare Ill,

=" WITTIHW FVVtpTHIHTe TT
Vim. Fettelmare, v no has been
suffering for The past few days
from the effects Of general debility,
was removed from No. l09 West
Seventh street TO the Homeopathic
Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance
this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

II'oH SALE tn y WHEEl.W RIGHT AND
II smith shop with about ~ ncres Of land
near Csptrsyille, Chrtstiaaa iid the property
OF the late David Woods: viii Le sold cheap
TO close the estate ;hsre Is q number OF fruit
trees and the shop could bs converted into
dwelllngat ttle cost III ahlni nice hons,
Apply 10 Charles e. Wood. No 2J3 liarrison
street. Wilmington, Lel, !el6 luo'o0lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
iinrNcSt Ito nc
ennlB

The Woman, CHRISTIAN Temper,
tnae unton and Good Tcmptar' Of
Marana,l ton wiIi hu.d jrraud i!ar-
vest Home ut MarshaUtpu Thursday
August - Their VII. be line al
dresses auJ music.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Irlin LlunS AiNnN

! A team belonging to Jesse Tyson
became frightened at trolley on
Ihlrd street bridge and ran away
tn 3 morning, The shafts OF the
Wauou were broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Took Tt s.lmony.

II. G.. Swayne commissioner in the
divorce case Of Middleton vs., Mid
dleton finished taking testimony in
the suit this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
EilSIEHS ORDER.
"a IEUi7lER : DFfU;E,
NEW tahTLA CuNSFY, DnI.

.Iuue i'h. 1901
rpon tho application Of samuel s. +.
luI|,, AGinInl4trntpr Of nnry l. tlOn1nS.
ln,u o! NIpDmstun Hundred, IN said
cpunty.d craIrl, it Is ordered AN! tlrrctei Hy
t4e El4tpr that tAr Administrator
aforesaid piYa notice Of granting Of Letter.
Of Administration upon t4u estate Ot uaoth'Hl
Win the tttI of granting thereof, by cau+Ihs
advert laUlnents 10 bD posted withln tD-ty days
IRON the date Of such Letters IN AK ot the most
pubic places Of the county ot Now Castle, rs
uuriAs all ptr9Du, having demands against
ticeStatu ~ present tI1 same, or abide Dy Al
oct Of Assembly ia such Ca,b III ado and pr0vlc
I'd and BlsJ cauS. the saln1 10 bo Inserted
WITHIN tho same PERIOD IN the DAILY REPUB
iIGAN, "A ueN,paper pr u5Anl IN Wilmington,
Lr.,aui to be CONTINUED tnGr9.D three wo3A3
I 0. d.
,l Given undsr the hand AMI seal Dt
I : ). 7 ufr" of the Register aforesaid, NJ
'~,-~-,' Wilmington, IN New Castle county
Aforesaid tIH Iiy and year aDrv" written.
CALVIN ". CROSSAN, kes tt-r
shrreDy Gy-u that l.nttar'
Of Administration wrre III duo form IT -"
grButel unto the undersigned on til" ith day
Of Jlne, A d 1901, and That Al! persons
rny.ng claims against tho estate OF th" ducoa,' .
cd must present tho same, duly attest"l 70 th3
sad Administrator. on or before tho ttu day
by III such case made and provided.
SAMUEL Y. J. tAkTT.
Administrator.
Address: No. 400: FroDch street, Aiming
ton, bel )c'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

II owe my whole lits to Burdook Blood
Bittsra scrofulous sores covered my
body, seemed beyond cure. B. b. b
Nrs. Charles Hutton, Berville. Aioh. i.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

A household necessity. DR.. Thom as
Electric Oh. Heals burns, cuts, wounds
Of every sort cures, sore throat. Group,
ca,arrh, asthma ne,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

Tho Ladies' Of Goodman Church will
give picnic in tho park ut Eighth and
CLAYTON S;roots, on saturday, afternoon
evening, July Is They will have for
sale home made bread, pies and cakes,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Died at Glasgow,

Joseph Vansant, one OF the best
known men IN Glasgow, died at hi 8
home at that place yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

The State OF Now Jersey will receive
four hundred thousand dollars from the
estate Of Jacob :. Rogers, AS inheritance
tax. The tuXi5 SjOOjU on every million
left tho Museum of Art.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

Health Of the City.
There is not a case of small poX or
diphtheria in the city and only two
cases Of scarlet fever.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

II II. Scott left today for New York to
make purchases for his dry goods store
No 3l4 Market rect. llo will have quite
a limo ON salu next week at prices that
will be suro to attract tho ladies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
Il. Icra nc Toy,

The Colorado Tousis Of Denver under
the abe management Of II Jorone$ Toy
is gradually pushing to the front. Its
thousands Of copies circulated on the
trains assist tho travellers. 1t i+ pleasing
to note the Advancement OF this Delawar-
can.
In n photograph received OF the business
Office Mr.. Toy shows that prosperity is
with him right along.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11
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Elu@rr4 AMI brpHar%
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Con lVb con, ,a., i, \ .'ehplrs tH ..... llr'4
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Fed s7toe! ,Du- L > L"atI COM. -.
Fed rtaeI pEI l. ) Loats gtl D., -
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blannattau coma l20',
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

Flannel
Coats
and
Trousers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-11

Address: No. 400. FroDch street, Whining
ton, llel jct
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

bur9sefiibrter artabenbof nit iibsrs
chamber laufenben 9alerien BARTLETT.
an ben 8osenIdulen iinb bic farbigen
Wappen Der 3iiriher 3infte anses
bra9t, bic 8osenfelber Der mittleren
9alerie nit tsppidartis ptrtenber
Srnam.ntmdlerei ~ber3iert; in ben
2iinetten Der 9lasbadip0lbung ieben
mir 3pei 4nii9ten Der Stabt in friibez
ren Sdbrbunberten. I'm bic 9alerien
bes grbsei9oHes unb Der brei Stods
psrte sruppiren f9 bic 3immer unb
SGle. an 250,p Dor bensH sinige cine be-
ipnbere 4usi4miiduns %erfubren. Die
grpben Sdle lisgsn i'm Mittelbau, mos
bin au6 Der aus Der 8arod3eit ftamz
msnb. iossnannte Muiitiaal nit f40s
ner Studbsde iibertrasen purbe.
DGbr.nb bus neus Stabtbaus mad
brei Seiten bin on Straben liegt, 1T
Is bon Der Sraumiinftertir6e muir bur9
sinen fir SuBgdnger beitimmten, gum
She'll iiberbautsn bofdrtisen 9ur4z
gang setrsnnt, nobel bic nod pprbans
bsnen &reusgunerefte Der ebemaligen
Sraumiiniterubtei iinnige 9srpenbung
gefunoen 6aben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Ser SDuigsitnbl bel GbcHie.

@ttpd sebn Winuten unterbdl6 benz
Stdot6en Rbenis iiebt Spiihen Der
grobsn SeeritraBe unb bem Rbeins
from, aber BON Sampfbopt fpessn Der
ibn umitebenbsnRuBbGum taum ii4ts
bar, Der SDnigsftubl. Der alte 8au.
tpel9er 1876 auf 9efe6t SdiIer &arls
". reu erridtet mar, perfiel pGbrenS
Der 5runSoienberri6aft, 10 baB gu
@nfung bes 10. SubrbunSerts taum
nod Sriimmer gu finben iparen. Gr
bate einen Sur9mefer BON "a urtb
cine S0be bon Is SUB, mar a9tsdis
uno geD0l6t unb rubte auf neun Pfeiz
Tern, elmer in Der Witte. Diem tparen
Iiebsn Sibs fir bic 9urfiiriten, bur6
Steinplatten beSetdnet, auf elmer GEE
mauertsn 9ant, bic ringsum lief.
8iersebn Stufen, oben bur9 cine Gis
Ientbiir eeI9lofen, fiibrten BON Der
MittagIeite binauf. On Der ~sntgegens
seiebtsn Seite mar Der Rei6saoler
o~usgebausn, baneben bic Wappen Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

W tau oisum Samerlan's.
perni9tst, unb er flpb. 4uf benz Siis
gel. no beute bic WoIdee itsbt, brad
iein pferb Dor Mdttigtsit 5uIammen,
uno er pdre unrett6ar ben pfeilen Isis
ner 0srfolger erlegen, rpenn ibm niht
alab einsn @nsel sefanbt bGtte, Der
Jpn in cine unterirbiI9e S0ble gsleites
tie, in Der er mad Der Sage nod beute
Isbt. Ius benz Sol5itiele Ieiner rpeggss
pprfenen peiti6e entiprobte dber Elm
Baum, Der nod I'M 9ofe Der MoIdss
seSeist pirb.
Gum SdluFe fsi nod Der Bride
Sdmerlans GrtpGbnuns setban, bon
Der Stpsi i'm reAten Wintel sessneinans
Der ItuBenbe S~teinbOsen erbalten finb;
unter benz einen rauiht Der reiBenbe
Sarafdan babin, Der serabe an bieIer
STEELE eine Surtb bilbst. Oesbdlb finb
i'm S9atten Der Stsinb0ssn itets @e'
fGbrts nit risIisen RGbern an3utrefs
fen, beren Gcnter bic Reifenben iiber
ben Strpm brineen, nobel bic pferbe
bis on ben 8opf imgDafer f6pimmer.
ginit iolI bieie Bride aus iedsebn ipls
der 86sen beftunben baben. bic dber
i'm 2aufe Der 3sit biz duf bic srtpGbns
ten Sipei bon ben Slutben bes Sarafs
f6dn tpesgeIdpemmt purbsn.
IuBer ben bier %erfpGbnten biitpris
I6en Monumenten gtbt es in Wittsls
alien nod un5Gblise anbere. bic leiber
ale, san3 obne Pflese. Der 3erItOruns
preissegeben iinb. Sc tpiirbe Der Guls
turgei9idte elm GROCER 9ienit erfpieien
tperben, tuenn ii9 selsbrts @eIeli6ais
ten fGnben. bic fi9 bic grbaltung eis>
fer btitOriiden SddBe our @ufsubs
f~tellten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

uidt, fpie es oft seT6iebt, ben einen "a
iberbieben unb ben anbertn blob5uitels
len. Sang s~isenartise Sdube bat man
angefertiet. sic finb nit 2uftlD6ern,
bic Muiter bilbsn, perisben, lafen bic
Cuff, aber niemals bic Geu6tigtsit
binbur9 unb follsn ben SUB ipdrm ers
bdlten.
2luf cine quite Subbetlsibung lesen
bic QnbGnserinnen berRsformtleibung
iiberbaupt befonberen Wertb. DEM
unter benz fuBfreien Rod Dtrb Der
Stiefel ii9tbar. Dieter perbGltnibmGs
Big tur5e Rod bebeutet fir bic neue
Sra6t piel1eidt bas sr0bte Semmnib.
DAB v8sipentaiuen" bdBli4 finb,
nirb na9 unb na9 BEL benz grobsn
@influb, tpelden beut gu Sage bic
Malersi auf unfere @etftesri@tung
ausiibt, in INNER ipeitsrsn 3reifen
empfunben. Der furse Rod pertiirst
iebo9 bic 9eitalt unb ldbt fie bider ers
I4einen. Den Qnfdein, bid gu fetn,
piG maj, bod ni9t auf iid Idben!
Wan bat bereits 3useitdnbniFe GEE
ma6t. Der i9lsifenbe, nit ause nob!s
sefdGise Serpentins poer 8oluntrod
blsibt benz Salontleibe p%orbebalten.
Dia man Der Reformtradt Infebsn
peridaffen, 10 miiFen bentenOe, gebils
bette S6neiberinnen bic SADIE in Die
Sano nebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Der &6nigs # tub /.

aurfiirIten. Der ses%enpGrtige 9au
1T an Der alien StGtte unb in Der alien
9eitult neu uufsefibrt. SUB unb &a>
pitGl Der Nittelfdule finb nod lleberz
reite bes alien 8aues. Quf benz 9Ds
nissItubl berIammelten ii9 bic 9urs
fiirIten our 8sratbung iiber Rei6sanz
~selesenkiten, gum Qbf4luB bes 2anbz
friebens unb 5ur 3aiierpdbl. 1916
ipurbe 9arl ". ala &diisr bier aussez
rufsn, bon bier sinsen 1348 bic Wabls
becrete @buarbs BON gnglanb unb
Srisbrihs bon Meiben aus, bier tpurbe
am 81. 4ueuIt 400 9falSsruf Rups
redt gum beutIden 8Dnig eetpGblt,
ipelder bas beriibmte !Seibelberser
SdloB baute, unb nod 1886, BEL Der
&rDnunssfabrt nad GLADDEN.. ipurbe
bier auiier Marimiliun gum Rei9seib
aufseforbert.
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Aaf Dem grobernnsspsse mad
Mften.

Der @influb RubIanbs in ITien
ma9t ii4 mebr unb mebr geltenb, feits
BEN Der ipeiie Gar ~besonncn bat, einen
S9ienenpeg BON ben Oitliten 9eitdoen
Oes 8aipiidtn Neeres bis na4 Sas
muc,ano, Der iasenrei9en Staot Sds
msrtans, in bns Ser5 oes sepaltisen
Grr:sils gu lesen. 0ieisr S4iensnk
meg - bic transtuipii4e @iienbabu-
fplgt i'm a1semeinen ben Spuren Der
lrober relisiDien uno triessriI4en Be-
pesungen, bic emit in bic S4idfals
aIiens unb @uropas entIaeibeno eins
griffen; er lGuft in Oerislben Ri9tuns,
in Der ii9 einitmals bic 2ebre 3orous
iters nis cine Sprinsflutb bon Wsiten
na9 Often ndl5te, in Der Der Welteros
bersr 4lerunbsr Der 9robe Sog unb bic
SeermdFen Samerlans, bes groben
MonsOlenbsrri9ers. brobenb BON
Often eesen Dsiten ftiirmten. Orti
Sabrtauienbe psrflofsn, isitbem 3oros
after ieinen 6%euertultus in Wittelafien
einbiirserte, iiebSebn S~ubrbunberte lds
gen apiiden benz srpBen Macsoonier
uno BEN Groberer Sumerlan, unb flint
psitere Sabrbunberte Oersinsen, bis
Der !Serri6er alIer Reuben benielben
8ss CUR Grobsrung Qiiens pablte; elm
Reid na9 benz anberen iunt in Sriims
mer, aber nod iteben, ipern aud gum
Sbeil SerbrOdelt, bic Monumente. bic
IN Oerganssnsn 3stten am Dege erbaut
!ourben, 3eugntB sebenb BON einitissr
Madt unb SerrIidtsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Gin SunitttmptI.

GIN neues Sbeater lpurbe unlGngh
In Neran srOffnet, fpobur4 bisIer be-
liebte &urort einen neuen Nnaiehungsz
punt eetponnen bat. Der grbauer
bss Sauies 1T Der Riinaener ar9iteft
Martin 0iilfer, Der ii6 aud bur4 oie'
fen Ban dls elmer Der Siibrer in Der
mobernsn Stilbepssung erfoetft.
Dime GngItli9e @ermsibuns Glterer
4rditetturformen 1T bas @an5e pols
Tia MODERN ssOadt, unb pubr gisbt fi4
aud bas Material als bas, mas es lit.