davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1901-02-17

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..rs enough .. .rtHIs .s'ItH ff ." f'N
4,t 80 ..a .s.rr.rs g. s.'I 1a 'Hn I'"f
ar .#t r..rs .HHr -sf.h Na~ N'ff'.'
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.r mo-. ...,Hrs tpI H1H~ar sH~r rirs
Nrss being N f.s sfHrrt .uus s'H.H. ~
He,auIe ftr.H.sr stH rsf'sn s'fe7 1 .'"
.rHvirs t.-.rs .r~ .rsrs tr"-~ H.If 1rf
ssfHfaa f.s.r .srssr suH Wf"fes' I
.0irussIl.Ia rHt '. speculate ta '' .H" ''Hfr"
" rt..f. .su.r '.s f.uus su0upn .n -" '''."'.
.I,d- ..f r"| t....ra ~nHH'ir'-- '""WH
kuItfu 4 srs rIl ever 90 ."n'fHi 'f n.f'.
,.rs .tfH..sUtr t1 steer ,Houf sIHH" fHs
.n.frI,'pr H,a sufk@d Vrh f"r ''r ."""
,ns. ant u.s .N. - rrs.rwz 'purd ne
edsa- r, r.rs.lf but '1tsrrs u'Al,'hIv.
- II au 'te ,ars" II raI.Iftra Her -
sr,iYn. ,re - great that ~hsn she reaches
no ari ~ tro lnus Journey 'h~ ~" dow a.
and 'Bses y her ,usi 20 zet 'as ar
~. stout rufn4n ~ black sHuw anoth"r
teacher t.w w.Ttirz around taxes 'hiur- NOR"
.umpltrrnt. She I. not th" -Ishi""' bt
nu,b.d ~ t-emuIpus
-Nno learn ne quIcksr hrs~ foks ~
snall'- the Instructor = asked 100 an interim
vhen he i, resting IN q quir' corner
-Oh. the small i-,oplr are a." heaviest. :
h. ar.s.r- They clump round worse
from tie very nr,t and are apt 10 get rstis-d
~ Oh, o.. a -tnr pupil any tim" Bn' ~
'aach .katius D. stir work, on YOUR feet nine
nour~ on a stretch I've taught all up through
canada and
The 'auprmsde sirl becsons 20 him to~
then 81. - too timid ~ totisr round any
more alone
Am.n With rod va,stcoa, and ,errs Gotta
had f.,rD
The sun., 1901-02-17

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taut- tHt fr.tssz - Har Ir ...,
I.ass .He Fousr Hf.r.asi '. .a
....r s.uH a.NH. asI.r N.H ..
., Ip rsarIr OIL ,hur,.s. ns' .. o.
h.n.r sIi Hbsr bonn To- .. s..sr.a. s
.ar, rf .r.In. ~ arI lffar 'Na
'h-J g.sfr1 ir'w p" -nr.n ,.~ 30.
.H.iaf s..at ont ..a f... .a g.N,..
urH#I-s and i". .arss fhHf sh~ hHf
rtf... .IIf groom. |IHf aIs H.. a
'Iat .fs dId rHt r. eHr .. 500. t'H
HI sH. fu 10 fNs u|u-f ssrI.I- b. ....
rtse no p'.tse .f I.fr' 80. %
,"n rre.,. ..,' 49, rS"r.s ,s WI 49,.
aar1I,a ~ marriage fIe words .'
re,ura ~ anulua'"d. "h-"."'"
sun .,.c-smon NJ rnn.srya'r- '..
rHaUred f'rns Of g''frIfsr. '..' ..
.rrn tr, O., rfsufv 10 FROM Srrp'ur, |E..
guots r1l On 'he al'ens" Hri nN.'..
y spnen. q. n vha' 49, nst' In -
bs .k t1 no C,rd.u of td"r '.r argIr...
But se know het'"r noe l"' 'n,s" "a F
moral ,pudi ICONS are '"tIef When no ...-
nv tho sad 'N'ng i 'o .o. 'Nes~ a.,
~ religion requiring women =" r"-.urs then
rn DO what th.y d. not intend iD A.. and ...'
not b. ansag. ~ d.. ~ ~ = p,.,e VII. ts
pledg~ required ~ ministers " u-"lps I
professors giving their adhesion &" . 60.
which wa made ggneTauous d.o, 9rI vii
can - accepted oniv IN sorue very loo" '..-
-tTICtion Of language II tends 90 'u-II,e--
itv 10 rippancy of thought about n.arr. .sa.
even 10 mjsunderstandluss and G0efe',Ds
that NAV lead 20 quaTrsls and divur""
Narr1ase is the foundation Of sooi"'y .
should b- the A. foundation for the hest ~, -'y
Ne know such society requires f'r '"-t
development 81 woman a. well a. ot MAJ
- ~. ltf f.sT tVVaD n nd nall
but each tho helpful mate ard adviser Of Z. -
other In such society AZ the Christian r.-
Il yion has developed. with education uri
culture the n ght and thA achievement ~ -
woman A. " ell of the man should b" rec
Ognized To require the woman 10 Iut
herself under the viii Of the man. 10 ohev III"
ss we'll ~ 90 love and honor him. is erie.
wicked anAchronlsm. and no Clergyman
Justified In compelling woman "a make su' "a
n promise, and hardly so even II she dee. res
70 make IL. Fo< her IN make II Is "a d.
honor her sex. II abe intends TO keep II. AM
II not, II is q falsehood which. on such "a solen
occasion and on SO serious subject al
proachos perjury.
The sun., 1901-02-17
WOMEN TAXING SCALP MASSAGE
A New Treatment for the HAIR In Place n the
old. Fashioned Liquid Tonics.

Soalp massage il the laiest treatment
that lovely woman l. undergoing. II Is
intended to take the place ~ the oldfnshioned
hair tonic. aud tn" won ~ VII" undergo
the treatment q the fashionable hair essi M
shon. aare, that II l. beuei, Clal to the hair
and has almost the hra'ing ect ui Turks
bath IN addition
SAGE which really includes other things
Ihe Theory is that manipulHiion Of the -calr
stimulAtcs the roots of the hair better than
any amount Of liquid tonics applied viii.
out such treatment 50 an eNpcrieuC I'd
masscuSe rub. and kneads the scalp IN a
thousand was, moistening her fingers In a
tonic solution a. she works Then she str ais ht.
ems out the kinks IN the hair brushes and
shalnpoos II aud. last Of ALL -ingoe " strand
by strand until every split ana bleeding hair
Is healed
Dying the hair by an electric process after
the shampoo IL part Of the treatment When
II i all over the subjects head tingles for
half q day from the scalp pinohing abe hat
undergone But she usually JaDeAtS Ibe
process In . week % -
The sun., 1901-02-17

ov.r tho shoulder scam 10 the collar hRud
Any way 81 trimming which can siN" mo
long ernct ~ the shoulders D.. under con
sitaraton a. az iInpor'lnt item ot dr.-,
since y Is slwavs the outline which STAMPS
a gown a. new or old
Inc .lrlv sIr,rs models show n" uS" "
black velvet ribbon IN httla crossHtse strap
pugs Var,ou-ly arranged with = tnv button
~ each end. or In diamond form Asntn i
appears stripping bodice I'm vertical lines
hetwsn tho Cors'let belt ard the N"k" "i
lace which points down IN front IL also
forms prettv contrast uu u nuns Ncl'ns
gown, where tl- crt.r" upper han 81 tH"
hndico II striped NJ and Down VITA velvet
ribbon hnf au inch In wldtN
The material In TITS part - tie bodice l.
.,ru hnnu and "A round shoulder colIu ~
The sun., 1901-02-17

$500. .ssss $40 - t.--l 80 80 ssis'-ss
- tks sts-Fs
= sassi hal-fs ~ 80 1855 = 500 -
80 sTsnias sHsHs II.Iaff tfssi Fh~s- r-ts-s
finsss . s.ts f.fHsH tra =fs- saf tef
.assaffs 80 '.H aHFH - flfit~ q ~sis~
ra.as s.ftaaf HfH srIa Hs.a Hs-sfiHss
ls.- t4 ..r.. sfr 80 rarH-. II Isss
.ss.nfH.tss-t s.. s To- f.saa ssash-s rs-'sf
s.sa aHHs .r. H.f .HaHIasf.sa q
....as4.rs .ts .... ....rs l.s f..fr.s i-sss-
s.f a.a rH... .f HfH H Hs wee
t... .l. sf.ts s... Hs.a .afssf f.faHs
...a TO a.. ...... H... .Haas
The sun., 1901-02-17

Men do not hare street wigs.- said a w,s
maker, Tho man who ears a W W constantly
owns But there are nevertheless msuv
wigs hired out Actors, for eNamIle hlrs
Wigs; and Wigs are pcnted for masqueraders.
and costume parties, and sometimes wlgs are
rented for surprises So that after all wigs
are included In tho great list Of things that
can he hired whtch list would he 70 und.
] fancy, To include pretty mI,h Nv. ,th,ns
that could he named
The sun., 1901-02-17

gown 'or the woman WI does not wear n
luV uecA l. JlwaN- dIri,yf problem, but
urrr l- on" oi accordion plated chiffon with
lace neck and sleeves. Whirh fnlils all re-
The sun., 1901-02-17

6sstred Girdles of cloth to match the tailor
suit are being made for sonlc of the nov -p'ine
smt< and are a very desirable" addition To
the short coats. which haTcly reach the waist
line But this eject l. 'aiii'd cut ~ the
Princess skirt with cors.let .Itersion. men
toned above
Foreign fashion budgets tell us that the
extreme lons-waisted cfcct In trout Is soinS
out Of style, and further that the fsrisiars
never have exaggerated this Inc. cons"-
ouently th.re L. TO I've no real ohHr ee for u en-.
and the round hocices With slishtly rounded
belts are set for a. of the nswcs, feai urcs
IN gowns
The straight fronted corsets are still the
favored shape, but this long line IL not In
he acoentuated by any mode ~ trimming
the new summer gowns Empire waists.
which are quite at the other extreme as Ia
Ian 9Th. are very much liked now. but more
especially for evening drcSs than any other.
The one point In the nsure which is to be
The sun., 1901-02-17

lower halT Of the hndlc. l. ~ the nuns Vciling
In something OF a Cors-l-t effect. only II bousos
a little In front. where 1t forms two poiuts
on the upper edge and Is tinishcd with mar
row belt OF velvet
A. usual the pr"ttiest fashions Rr~ made
for slender women. ard one a,irac'tv" gown
for home wear Is made with y solt full ChiNon
blouse which really hNr, over IA. belt all
around over the h,ouso thrre Is short
holero hardly NOR" than m enpir" shoulder
sash in width. and tho whole cnect Is charm
ing on slender rirlish 0gur"
little tab ends on hat;.mcrt- 81 apcd places
seem tn he a feature 81 decoration on somr
Of the new foularde and one pretty way ~
using them is ~ fasten the upper edge ~ a
short holcro on the lace yoke With thcS" Little
tabs all around. thctr own width apart \
small button may be- the Nnish at the end.
An idcn fnr tie foulRtd gowns l. the blouse
Of Gre hat,stc on mous~rhre and the short
foulard bolero over tins r,cled nounc.s
either circular or straight. hut rather wide.
ats well represented on the new foulards
r,nd. for wear IN the South For slender
women. too, are tho holr-o~ vita y haslnn
Al the back. and Usually confined ~ N" waist
with "a belt
some very rrrt,v house gowns which may
he us.f,ly added ~ the Summer outNt later
on are made Of taro'a silk with soft FUN
lace bodirr and deep und"rsl""Nos 4 bulcro
Of silk entirely Of has folds trimmed Oh tie
cdsc with gold gall'on completes the bodice
With n short upper sleeve ~ the sam. folds
4 hip yoke of folds, shaped enough to curve
around tho body. fitting quite nat. i tho
fea,ur. uf the skirt which falls In plaits below
and hcsinnins at either side of the front,
-ome Of the sSirts have narrow tabiicr front
Of soft six or nous~eline, ACCORDION plated
and. laced across from either edge of the
skirt 20 the knee With velvet ribbon forming
diamond shaped hnes and tied In fun bow
with ends for q finish lhL came effect In Q
The sun., 1901-02-17
ssssfs 90 rssSfss

$3.50 fFs ss--s N fvir~~frs- 80 %
- o.. a. s-s.a. s.as,- n s.is shsss -1si
- 49, - s.a ss..is 10 isft- 80 sisss s-i
ssf ..ittaas t.sat. y sises r-te-s sr4Hf.tst
s...t s .sIsss sas rsrs@s sHshf.fHirff 'H
aHfa ..afH Is4ss NHfsH go ct ~ sf
.ff.fs teI sssHsfi .isFs.t $50 af.f 'Hfstf o.
aIsi fsfF HsffHIff
The sun., 1901-02-17

assured fact D., the birectoire effect II 10
most dccii'iN u''... All" IN tho n9w bcleros
with their d.cp pointed rcvors. or cape ool-
lars, on" rrN r.,il IA very short In the
back. .lnrlne down longer directly in front.
The collar Is pu.' %. th" straight bands worn
80 much This winter. rrd extends down either
sIdc Of the front like -to' ends
Fmbruidrr"d bands ~ velvet are ussd TO
edge the cloth hpIcrp- and verv effectively too
on the low c,lt orr. WIT ore n ey cross In front
and extend around M" lower edge of the
Jacket All ~" ropNrt- rhout the demise
OF tho halerr .rrw 90 have hsen without
foundation. FOR n lps ngured largely In our
winter fashions. and her" II IA again in new
and revised ,~iir'pu-
One stvle ~ Gown which has been slowly
but surely pushing ~ wnv into favor for soms
week suow isth"r princess sIrmountei Ivy short
holero. II IL really y prirc.ss skirt extending
up into corsrl"t bet sometimes It Ia ttted
lain, II the ngrr" " II admit Of ~. or n m AZ he
eicke ed in vertical lines from the upps- edge
we'll down over tho hips Bis folds half
inch in width. lappins a bit over ono another
around the hody and down over the hips far
enough to form woke. max svrv becoming
finish
The holrro. which - tho crownin0 feature a.
I. necessarily very short. hut all the same il
aIocecd- In s,urtrug tho broad y inted rev erA
and the dnrp collars which fashion favors at
the present moment There seems to be no
The sun., 1901-02-17

A Pysssas psd luAseneed by Bizarre Notion
In tbs Cestames.
Snakes and beetles are coming out strong
in womens jewelry The snakes are in u d.
forma Of cleopatra Rings and bracelet Z q
The sun., 1901-02-17

ssss.s $685. .sE ssirfT. .isfsf sssis
srff 90 - 80 ~. 90 80 ~ 80 So 's.ts
srts s-ss.sfs - t--fii 1as - sssr'Fs
sIHfsf Ir o. 80 80
The sun., 1901-02-17

Ns sssssssss $50 q -..-s s.s ss-ts -
sseis 80. sAs ssss ssai.f ssaa sas ssss -
es a~ss s-~~s sAieh teas 49, is.-- fail
ts<~s ~se-ss - sfass shlTFa
s~t.ss ss-i ~ f~is'ts -srs f-rrf s'-
--sss n go $50 sai@sss 80 sst- $685.
Hi~ss s-s-s sftHas . sHf sririsFs' s.sH@
sslss tsss- . ssaa.f.ssf s@~s fsfIa -
go. ..s .s~ss g. .sf 90 s-i.s-.t .H's
s-e s-es- 20 ssats saiah f@ftHs Isfs-
- s-s ssl.- .fst ~ ~ Hf faisiss ~ ssiss "rsa
The sun., 1901-02-17

go. rHsfiss r sfssf sssi- - %
aisss4 ~ 80 sssrs sssr- sft fsFF s==iis'
i.s.sft ~ see fs~srs F'H-rf sTsnf4t'bfa
.mf sHHa ffsfN 10 80 sfHr 'HlHf o. 'H
asfHsaff cd aHHHHff HWF - .H NHf
n IL - n fafsffn fsaisna frf .HlHfHss So
sstIr HFfrsa 80 tfauslf sf sssin 'aH7 q FL
vS fffsH srf fHsH fhHfs - nHH
afs y 20 tHtsf fsfftesf
The sun., 1901-02-17

s-ssi riss - rrs'---i-s '.ir'f 80 4
80 sts. .s-s 81 ss~sfsf ~ tnf-fs "a
. fssf wln en- .-s r@f~ -"i HisfHf
.i@-vss sssHs~~ HfH tHtnty - = .4Hs y
ss.b,s tasF sfssl rsund - 80 II -
~ a1ths ttarr tnt = fftn ff.afrHf HHtef
fSts a. IL Isua.tsr~f tnA Ha .fi sifa sHisi
ws.ie asHs - ffassf hY HW'fiHs fNt fH HHeH'
f y. shsss ta-st@ ass ffts ur tafssisf
The sun., 1901-02-17

.Fss tsshrrn haf. ifropins n fr"n' snt
f,ss 80 sa.d tp 10 feature u 20 .HmIrs
H.|IItrsf. f.f s.tuusr f.aH .avstsl .rHNrs
- If. - ry 1850 tfrtngsi ~ ~ manner.
mt - hnHu sIahf fh. stg .f 'uf
Hr . 10 front ~ 4 fLs -is~ N" brIfn
.u tIs ps,s Fhsrsl' B. urt us Goa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

Settttniaer3 ettttpie
PompsianiI6s Grbe ipieoer ersiebig.
Ridt nett BON Der Stsle mo Der
@pbebe sefunben purbe. fam Dor einis
gen Sasen cine anbere Bron5eltdtue
ans 2idt. sic ftent .inen nadterl,
bartfpIen Rann bar, bon befen Inter
S6ultsr bic &bldmps ben Riiden bins
~untersleitet. an ben 5iiben finben li9
Sliissl, bic absr nit ginbsn umpidslt
finb. 2lnes ssugt DON iuuberer Mr.
belt, Defenders 1T Der appf f6on mos
bellirt. Die 4usen beIteben aus Slasa
paita. 2eibsr lit Der linis Steridens
lei ssbro6en. bod III cine Reparatar
ni6t ausseI6loFen. Wan permutbtt,
bab es iih UNI cine Stutuette beg
perfsus pbsr bes 9enerppbon bans
belt.
Gint auftebenerres
genbe Mittbeilurs brinst bas Seuts
fde Sa6ubungsblatt, has amtIi4s
Organ Der pOli5eibsborben, aus Der
1IuiberFtdtsfabt Stno. BORT bat Der
Stubent 9eorg We6fune aus Cons
bersbauien einem @orpsbrubsr $50
Mart geitoblen. 0ddts ittss er burh
has Ssnftsr Der Wobnune feines Rae
meyaben unb entndbm aus befsn
@dubIabe ben tripGbnten 8eiras in
Observation-Disclosures unb 9OIb. 9ors
her bate er fi4 genau barber inforz
mirt. baB Der Goulsurbruber sic
Radt binburd duf Der 8neipe mar. 10
baB M.dfuns unseftort ben 8iebitabl
a%usfibren tpnnte. Der ungetr:ue
Gorpsbrubsr tpirb isbt bon Der polis
s.i ssiudt, ba CT fIiidtie %seporb.n 1T.
9ds b.utfde Sabnbupssblait brinst
has Bib bes We9iuns in ponem
Wids, nit Stiirrier unb 8anb. Der
iebt ftedbrisfli9 p,rfoIste Singer hsr
r2llmo mater" In Ssna idsint iid iibsr
feline Stuoien nod nidt suns tlar ses
tporben gu fein. aus feinsn papieren
fonnte nGmlih nidt ermitelt iperbsn,
Db er Berg : Ntdbemifer pber STUDENT
Der SurisprubenS eepeTen lit. Surg
Dor ieinsm 9isbftabl bat sr nod cine
MsnIur seidlagen, BON Der er sablrsis
DIE frifde Sdmife nod auf benz
&ppfe bate. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

l ~
Setonpmtn S6ultsn in Wenben mar
inter psrbddtiaen nmitdnoen 6sutr
dussebrodeR. has fsbr grobe 8orrdtbe
in Iide lsate. 9pei &ne4te (5oadn>
ber), tpelfen gefiinbigt iporoen fpar,
purben perbaftet unb baben nunmebr
eingeffdnoen. has Seuer selegt gu has
ben, uni fi9 an ibrem Dienithsrrn gu
rd6en.
9fropin5 gSettarert.
Manffer. 9omtapituIar Suefs
ndbm ben Ruf sur profeHur Der pa
itp~tdltheolpgie biefiser Itaoemie un.
4Itengefefe. Snfolse Sdeits
eng bes Pferbes ipurbe 3anbtptrtb
Sdonetotte nebIt ieintm 7idbrigen
Sobne aus benz 9efdbrt seI6leubert;
Batter unb Sobn erlitten erbeblidt
gerlsBunsen.
Inrp9te. Bel einem 8ranbe, Der
bds BEN 9aiapirtb Wienete seborts.
9dus in af4e Iegte, fanb Der 79idbs
rise BETTER ben Sob in ben Jlams
men. Gs fpirb permutbet, bdb Wiens'
te, Der fett einisen Sasen Sprren bon
Sriibiiun seiste, has 6euer ielbft ans
legte.
4rnsbers.D us hieiige S9fprrs
seri6t D~erurtbeilt. ben 19idbrtgen
8ersmdnn Srans Weilanb aus 4ls
finsbauien, pelder ben 9trgmann @ss
felb nit benz Mefer tad, 10 bob bies
fer 10 5age tpoter ttarb. gu 4 Wtond'
zen 0eIan9nlB'
Srep'na seeHen'StaHa".
9imbure. Mesen 8Drperrerles
bung nit tobtli4em 4usgang bat bas
Sdpurseridt ben '23idbrisen Wtau=
rergeIelen 90. S6mibt BON Reistirs
den su 6Sabren 3udtbaus perurtbeilt.
Gr BAT i'm aofal b.s Dirtbes 2ebns
barbt su Reistirden tpssen zines WGb=
6ens Streit ansefansen uub bann ben
WirtE erfto6en.
Marburs. auf elmer Stubenta,s
Rneipe erf1ob fid Der Stub. Sbepl.
Msanssr, Der Sohn zines bieiisen pfar>
rers. Wanser mar Gbdrgirtsr Der
9erbinbuna .Winsplf".
|. MetIbu ra. Sn benz 8afaltIteins
brud Der Jirma @rDbsr &c SDbnasn
AL Weilmiiniter berungliidten ter Iufs
ieher RoB unb ber Irbeiter 9ebl. @uf
BEN transport na4 benz 8abn9of
itarb Der @uieber. Rebl tpuroe ir
bic alinit nab @isbsn sebra6t, tpp sr
farb.
2atteroe,,tfdBe Staateu.
mst4unr Our eof+ fam nso,n
Observation-Disclosures ooiSbr;o,
10y So. -
""sa' s' tn.;, a;s,tugher
o,Sna NV nor H,r 9-isrhrn,,sr,:
@athOrn tpsrprot;idt, wnbfs amiiHen
S atg'." ,nS S]InsIntt.St ri. mfsrns
1917 ~, apohs; mn,, nnm mnosr
"J5Js,,bsrt tn,'rbs unS fhtpere merle.
bunoen erlitt.
8re6tprf. >Webrere Nebenges
bdube oes Idermdnns W. 6eblte
brannten nisosr.
Gifenu6. 9aufmunn Souis
@pbl ftsute bic 3ablungen Elm.
@n9erobe. &uf benz 9runofids
bes RiibIenbeiiBsrs 9ertefelb branrs
ten Stall unb Sdeune nieoer.
9era. S4ullebrsr 8eder aus
@~altsrsbprf tpurbe inter benz 9er|
bd6t, fortgeiebt t9tpere Stttlld1teHss
Oerbrefen bseansen gu baben, perhufs
tet.
9reta. &pnturs angemelbet bat
&aufmann Sepmann &obn.
36tben. @erfhisoene unters
fhletfe finb i'm bieIi9en StdDtbdudmf
aufsebedt porOeu. Ston Dbl. eini9:r
3eit purbe Der 8ureuubeamte Shul5e
in unterIudunssbaft gsnommen, nuus
mebr erfolstt auf Inorbnung Ser
StautsanipaltIdaft audi bic 8erhafs
tuna bes .3ieaelsibeIibers R%eutpobner.
saesfen.
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arbeiten an elmer Sdeune ftiirstt
.3immermeiiter Dagger bonn Da9eiebei
Su 8oben, erlitt sinsn Sd6belbrnt
unb neridieb balb barauf.
&pppingen. Der 70 SABRE
alte Nifolaus 8aumberger fisI BON
SDner in Die Senns unb Itarb tura
nd6kr. /
2~utbern. Sier purbe Der So.
idbries 5amilienpater 2tlois Suppis
ger in Der WBbsh bon fsinem pfsr6t
10 unsliidli9 sei jlasen, bab sr an
ben 8ulseu itarb.
M6bltn. Sisr lift LETTER Gage
BON Der 9oliSei ~ausfinbig eemadi
uorben, baB Der etpas bei9rGntte, ca.
80 Sabre alte @uItdp &aufmann fell
Monatsn bon ieinsn Gltern unb &C.
t9tpiitern in einsm buntIen 8erlisb
~gefansen eebalten purbe. Die polis
Sei fanb BEN ungliidliden bann aud
pirfli6 balb perbungert. ftarrenb bon
S6mub, p~pnftGnbie nadt DOT; cine
RiIts bon circa a SUB 2Gnse unb 23]
SUB 8reits NIT etpds fuulem Strob
biente ais Gageritdtts.
0ieberbtpp. DER 76 Sabre
dIte 2anbpirtb SatOb Miiqsr, &c.
uannt sRaeler", 9srietb in Der Bud.
fern babier beim Seusinfabren uuisr
ben Wagen unb ipurbe iiberfabrsn.
Der Sob frat fhpn nab elmer holben
Stunbe elm.
@efferreid 2tnaarn
@ien. @us ungIiidlider 2iebe Be-
ging bic 15idbrise @ltIs b. &olossp
Sslbitmprb, inbem is iid aus einem
@dnsfsniter bes bisrten Stodpertes
bes Sduies 8erssafe 80. 20 in 9sn
&eIer berabftirste. - Die biamantsne
So6seit fsisrte Senaa Giieubut nit
feiner @attin Barbara. - Sn Solge
elmer Spirituss Grplofion bsim 8affses
fo9sn erlitt Srdulein Gmilis Geida
Gble b. WGbrsntbal, Spdtsr bts
OberItlisutenants b. @eiha, fdpere
8ranbpunben. = Sin bel benz El1s
pisrtiidler Sofef Berger, Mariobilf
llfereaHe 1, aufsstommener8ranb pers
urfddts einen S6dben bon pielen tlus
ieno &ronen. = @eeen S~eiratbsbss
triigereisn erbielten bonn Shpurgeriht
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31iGbriss Sobann &rsisl, bsibe pers
beiratbste Giisnbabnarbsiter, Is, rsIp.
10 Monute i6ipertn &erters. = Der
Sif6lerseisne Grans Sismunb srfdoB
in 5lorisborf nit einem S~ldubsrtgcs
fpebr, bab CT niht gelaben glaubts,
bas 4jdbrige S6bn6en glfreb ieiner
Sdpdssrin, Der RGberin Soa Sling.
Rubolfsbeim, R%eitbofsrplab Is. -
Der aus Reuborf in Hiebsr0fterrstd
5usereiite unb i'm Sotel w8olbenes
2amm" auf Der Wieben pobnbafte
&uufmann Rarl S6Dbl purbe in Der
NGbe bes Sotels BON einem Mptpriplz
gen Der Strabenbd6n nieOereeftpben
unb CUR Settle eeIdleubert. Der Mann
erlitt idpere 8erlebungsn.
8oSen. s3pei junse SouriItsn,
Ruusr uno S6rott, bic einen 4usflus
in bic Rofengarteneruppe unternd9s
men. itiirStsn BON Der Wdno bes
8raslsitentburms a6 uno fanben BEN
fSob.
Srinu. Sm Siebsrpabn Ttisg
Der 3~8iG6rigs 8inbsr 5ranS Petsr auf
ben 9a6bppen, tiirSte bsrab unb sos
fid idpere 8erlebunsen gu. = 0da
6iGbriss 906terden BEG Silfsbeumtsn
gllbert Ridter iuuros auf benz Dad
boben als 9ei6e aufsefunoen. Die line
terIudune ersdb, bab Elm @erbrsfsn
porIug. Die in Der Sdmilie Ridter
b~ebienitets Bertha Gutta, seaen bic
fid Der 8srbd9t Der Sbdtsridaft rids
tete, ssItanb benin aud BEL ibrer 9ers
baftuns. baB ie bds &inb lmeebradt
bate, neil iie bon bemieIben gedrsert
fporDen mar.
Suxemburg.
6 d.. WGbrsnb elmer Rauferei sys
ita9 Elm 15iGbriser 9urIde, Ramens
| 0aeah 0tnnaI,,nhar As, aha,Enna IL
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Suxeutburg.

Cid. WGbrsnb elmer Rauferei sys
ita9 elm ~15idbriser 9urIde, Ramens
Sdeob 8uppelmaber, ben ebenfdas los
idbrisen Mobaff aus Reubirfden.
Der M0rber tpurbe perbdftet
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RPetftproptn5.

@rfeIens. DER 8dbnipGrter
Bolter tpnrbs auf Teinsm poitsn atpis
i6en grteIens unb 8dal ppm S9nsII'
aug i~ibsrfabren unb total 5eritiidslt.
gr ipurbe ipater als 2eide aufsefua'
ben. Die Gbefrau mar 3eusin bea
sntfsBliden 9orsanses.
8obIens. Ser felt mebreren Sab,
rem BEL Der bieiigen polisei : DIRECTION
tbGtiae SetrstGr Sofmann, Der aa5
bic &uFe Der DIRECTION pertpaltets,
tpurbe apessn llnreseImdBieteiten i'm
amte bsrhaftet.
WiIbsim. auf BEN 9eb0fte bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

S.tpnpmtn S1uIten in Wsnben ma
unter Derbd9tisen l~lmftdnben Seutr
dussebroden. has iebr srobe @orrGtbs
in Glide lests. 9rpei &ns4te (SOgdn>
ber), tpelden gefiinbist iporben mar,
purben psrbaftet unb baben nunmebr
einseitanbsn. has Seusr seIest gu bas
ben, unt ii4 an ibrem Disnitherrn gu
rd6en.
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28doeu.

SeibeGberg. Die 18idbrise
HGberin Braun i~tiirste ii9 bonn britt
ten Stod zines Sauies in Der 8au>
amtssaFe auf bic StruBe unb SOs
Ti6l cine 9sbirneridiitteruns un6
sinsn Qrmbru6 au. 0as Mdbden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

@robsG riFtnenbers 9. Cine
G~eusrsbrunit leste auf Z @ebOften cts
ipa 25 @.bduoe in aihe. Inter ben
2lbssbrdnnten befinben fi9 bic Gleiz
ftermei{t.r 9rabnfs unb Sein unb bic
geiibsr Sein. llsder unb Reinte.
&DsIin. Ods Sdpurseri6t
ipra6 bus Gbepaar 8artbolomGus
aus Sbunotp bon Der Qntlass bss pif>
isutlthen MeineiOss frsi.
&oTb.re. 9eim Baben ertranien
i'm 8dmpsr SEE Der 1oidbriss Sobn
bes 8eliBsrs WenoorH in gOIbereer
Deep. bel Qltftubt in Der 9eriante Der
53idbrige Zimmerman Eager uno
bei Der alien MiIitdrbabearituIt Der
9Gderlsbrlin9 gruit 8ebnte.
a. gplIupfp IN. Gin mil. sinem Was
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01

Adjutant General Corbin has received from the Philippines, as a wedding present from the army officers on duty in the islands, a solid silver punch bowl, weighing forty pounds. There is an inner and outer bowl, the inner one being a heavy plain bowl of ham mered silver. with the names of the donors engraved on the outside. It sets inside Q bowl of silver open work, engraved with Filipino scenes and or namented with designs of tropical leaves. The entire work was done in Manila by native silversmiths. and not piece of machinery was used in it's formation