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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.


Ir"i' H. h. Ni"'E'',' ~ '!.'ii't u,,,,.. "t w.
~ SCHOOL, spent S'S'''""S III """'H-
I'dIi''
ne 'hIId''h ol li' + IS' W''T" i'"p
tiNt churrn an" SUNDAY S'"o"' spent
an enJoyapIe "aE AZ Nay aug Pa'N S'S-
tcrdaN'
Aaron james. ol JACKSON S'ice' anu
't"nt avenue h'" r',uiiv" NUM- l'oi'
pIl.i SuJ"urh "I I-'N' cue i''"l''
a. l. ii'lS'f' OF "oul" nam "NCiu''
II nome llull /" lew ""S" S'"S ]" N'0"-
"Ho"H anu bdI'"i'
MISS Jane i'oNIS' " i''""NlEI' H. ~, J."
't'urh'" nome yesterday "I''' " H"''
nlS't at 'hr H'i''o VI "'' i'"'i'''' oi'
! N,Sl l-uC u'' 'it'''
MISS h'h""" '''''H w. VI O"oS,h"'
| street Is the guest "l Il'eIuS III Ne"
olk.
w an" NLS' '""'I'N MAJ ,''H an"
| chlIdrrh' "i NaSh"url St'1't' nave re-
turned nome from WISH Win lIlc''"S
| III New l"Fk'
Mrs IhomaS Davis ol MOTIFS court
| fell irom ladder recently ana sus-
tanned painful injuries.
| school Controller John IL Phllllps, ot
| tn" Firth ward, has announced ms m
| tcntion of seeking a reelection,
| John Anthony, of Lands street, was
| thrown from wagon ON Tuesday and
| sustained fractured arm.
| pr. W. Rowland Davies, of South
| Main avenue, has purchased new
horse and buggy.
| Edwin +, Hartman and Mrs. Belle /.
| Brown both of 22l Ninth street, were
| united in marriage recently by Alder
| man kclloW.
| Frank Shcdd. of South sumner ave-
| nue.. is having a new house erected on
| North Main avenue in West Park.
The Barber Asphalt Paving company
| is rcpairing the pavement in several
places along Main avenue.
| AT $50 o'cIoc, Yesterday morning
i've street cars Hllcd with the sunday
| school scholars from the First Welsh
| Hartist church, Rellryuo. and Fourth
| ward missinns Icft The corner of Main
avonuo and N.ashbui,u street for Nav
| Aup mark whore they spcnt the day
i'm trua pirnir fashion.
James NIrI,oughliu. fireman at Rob
| iruon,s hrnvn,v had an exciting. time
| only vastnrdav morning with an extra
| l,,.cn si1o hun Tho hur came fvinu
| thrnurh the door with tremendous
| srcod and struck Mir. McLoughlin
,,nor IN, forehead which caused a
la,.oa sv.lIirp. The huc WAS carturcd
and is nov. on axbibition. If is believed
tn ho.o l,i.sino hun
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
MEMS VIEWS OF WOMEN.


lie is = fool who thinks, by force or skill,
10 turn the current oi a womans wll,-simuel
Tuke
The most beautiful object in the world ii
will he allowed, is a beautiful ANNA
cdulay.
Ii the heart ot a man is depressed with cares,
the mist ia dispoled when a woman appears
GaS.
Lovely woman. that caused our cares. can
every care hcgliic.-Btrcsiord
Rapmrcd man quits each DOING sage, oh,
woman, tor thy lovclivr Pagc.-Moorc.
Kindness in woman, not their heauteous
looks, shall win my love- Shakespeare.
lie that would have fine guests let him have
a fine wife Bon j 'h"aou.
\ womIu'> Hr,n-th Is most potent when
rohed M gcntlouc-,,- ] dmirtnc,
Disguise our houIl-C a, we will, US woman,
woman, rules rs still Moore.
Women need not look At those dear TO them
TO know their mood,,--liowcll,
oil and wlter-vo oman and a secret-are hos.
tile properties. -Bulweg Lytton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
Sports
Of Many Kinds.

Christy MattheWsOn thus describes
his marvellous pitching achievements at
ST. Louis Monday: Ever since | joined
the New York club it has been my
ambition 20 do what | succeeded in
doing tOday-tO shut out a National
League team without a base hit or a
run. 1t has been done before, but not
this season, so that / am the proud
pOsSeSsOr of the seasons basc-hit pitch
ing record up to date. l do not want
To take all the credit to myself, for I
was supported superbly by my fellow
Giants, and also was very luCky-but
TO accomplish the feat one must have
luck, and plenty of it, but there is not
flaw on the record. There was not
shadow of safe hit made by the
Cardinals. Not the most lenient of
home scorers could credit them with
single hit. | am especially proud of
the feat, because | was pitching against
the team which leads the League in
batting, and whose players are con-
sidcrcd the best hittcrs in the country.
But how maGnitiCicntly | was helped
out. But | have the record all tho
same, and am proud of it. 1t didn't
seem to me that | was pitching good
Il -
mon ard 7 o,,,, com. boeee on balI,
hut 7 CON ovnI,in tbat from tho fac,
tbat didr,t b,vn some of NV dror
rurvos and an my in-bolI and out-
| shnot rn,,Idr,t ont Tho cnrnor. eo /
| ius, folI hacl, on r,,, sneod and as !
| had lois Of II ! n,vc tho Cardinal. ali
| tbcy yanted or II 7 have nov won
in c,,o,, Noetorr rity IN which Iost
| an tba Iast trin vim tha oxcantion of
| rbicaoo ana I homo In r,denu mvsoIi
! in the Windy city also.
In li.o,,s.i,,o tbo roro,t or , h,eob,I
t.uro CnIoroI Dnuo,, of the pbiIadoI.
rrio cIub s,id. "l\,bfI, , truca hotvnor
| thn two Ic,n,Io, bos boon MANY tinc,
s,,o.astod anI ID. ,I,,h,lass dryirod IA,
! . ,,.,.t ,,,,,,,t,a, ~ r.,.oI,,Il ortb,yi,yt.
~, ,,,h,tl,...,. l,,,.,, vat hoar t,l,er
II, ,h,, diranti,, Tbors bae h,cp n,
,,,,,s,,I,,,i,,,, ~ ,I,,I, n,,.n,,, n, IN. srh.
io,.t ,rta N,tio,aI l cn,r,o win main
| t.t, it,.,t,i,,,i, - Iionit,. II has al.
,,'.,,., ar,,iI,, io,,aro,l tbo ,>i,t.nro -,
N,a ,,,,,i,,a,, g,,,,,a and ,,irI cortinu,
- a., A., D,,,sh lar,or ho oIon,oC
S',,''t,a,,, ',r ,ha Natior,aI ! .oo,,,n mn.
ins,. ho a,,..as ~. ,n - nr,b o,ynnr rber,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

Miss Dora Gri-gs has returned from a weeks
stay at Moscow.
Miss Mamie Fish and Anna Charles are visiting
friends at Wilkc,-Bdrre.
Henry and Herman Srhwcnkcr have returned
from 4 weeks visit at IIoursdIc.
Larkiwanna camp, No. >5l7, Modern Woodmcn
OF America, will meet in regular session this
evening at O'Clock at llirimins hall,
The momhus OF the st. Aoysius Temperance
society will meet at Pharmacy hall tonight
Permanent Man Ddmbdcher, OF the Ccuturys,
is at Atlantic City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
Threw a Bird Cage at Her.

Mrs Emma Nash, of 11ii Providence
road, had her next door neighbor, Mrs.
Lizzie Graham, arrdigned before AL
dcrman Kcllow recently on a charge
of assault and battery According to
the assertions Of the prosccutriX, the
Nash and Graham children became in
VOWED i'm Il quarrel which was taken
up by the women, and in the midst of
the fray Mrs. Graham threw "A flower
pot and bird cage at Mrs. Nash.
After listening to the evidence, and
being unable to cfrcct'a settlement be-
tween the women, the alderman held
Mrs. Graham under $500 bail for her
appearance at court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
DUN MORE.

Leo and James Burke, Of Clrhonlale are visit
ing friends in town
Frank r. Mongln left yesterday for Atlantic
CITY, whore he will spend several weeks
Miss Jennie Walsh is spending some time at
Buffalo,
Mrs. J. u. Blm' 7ck Of William street, is en-
tcrt,ining relatives from New York city
Mrs Eta Mohatt and daughter, Of Fifth street,
are spcnding some time with Moscow friends,
The name Of Mrs. !, 5. Mohatt was inldycr'
tcntly omitted from the list Of the committee
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
LOYAL Crusaders.

The open air meeting of the Loyal
Crusaders, held last evening on the
lawn adjoining the First Welsh con.
greSational church, South Main ave-
nue.. was social and financial sue
cess. After the hymn by the ASSEM-
blage. Rev. David Jones invoked Di-
vine blessing upon the meeting. The
male party plcasingly rendered scN-
eral selections, after which Miss Sarah
Price. of Taylor, recited. The solo by
Miss Susan Havard, of Newcastle, was
well rendered.
Conner ID. Reese then addressed the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18

Thomas Culkin. of 12i North Everett
avenue, employed as driver in
briggs shaft, was kicked by mule
while at work yesterday and severely
injured
He received kick i'm the stomach
and another on his chin, both of which
laceratcd the flesh. Dr. j. j. brennan
was called and dressed his injuries.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18

The following named players are re-
ouostcd to report to the captain of the
Anthracite Base Ball club this after
noon on the Browns grounds as early
as possible:
Edward Morgan, Daniel Coselow,
Nuugnrr NcCuc. Hugh Hughes, Ed
ward Hopkins. William Williams, Will
liam Haincs. Thomas Williams and
William Thomas.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
Funerals.

The funeral of Bertha, the 7-months-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Dubel, viii take place this afternoon at
> o'clock from the family residence on
Cedar avenue. Services over the re-
mains will be held in the Church of
Peace, with interment in the Pittston
avenue cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Cordier
win take place this afternoon at
O'Clock from the family residence on
Meadow avenue. lnterment In the Mi
noOka cemetery,
The funeral Of the late Mrs, Thomas
Y. Jones viii take place this afternoon
at 23O o'clock. Services will be held at
the house, on Keysor avenue, and in
torment will he made in the Washburn
street cemetery,
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas
Parry's child will take place at i,SO
o'clock this afternoon from the house,
corner Eynon and Twelfth streets.
Burial viii be made in the Washhurn
street cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
WEST SCRANTON

done everything possible under the cir
cumstances to recover the body.
MIR. Meredith will probably go up
again today, but he is nearly pros
trated from the efforts he has already
put forth in the search. The Edginton
boy is also prostrated from the shock,
and was unable to accompany the
searChers Yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
A SENSIBLE MAN

Would use Kcmp's Balsam for the Throat and
LuTgs. II is curing more Coughs, Colds,
asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all Throat and
Lung Troubles, than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any druggist to give
you a sample Bottle Free to convince you Of the
merit oi this great remedy. Price Csc, and ~.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18

OF tnc Ladies' Md society in charge Of the Tues.
day night social.
Walter MardcIl, who was injured on the Laurel
I'LL! car on saturday is resting comfortably at
his home on Grove street.
There is much complaint over the fact that the
cars Of the Scranton Railway company do not run
up Chestnut street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
Meetings This Evening.

The Robert Morris lodge of lvoritcs
will hold Il regular meeting this even
ing i'm Ivoritc hall when officers will
bc elected and installed.
\ regular meeting of the West side
Central Republican club will be held
this evening. All members are re-
qucstcd to attend.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18

meeting upon DUTY" The grapha-
phone, operated by Mr.. Thomas. gave
selections throughout the evening. Ice
cream and cake were afterwards
served.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18

Who would be willing to toll and struggle to do the
childreus dress making for the family if she knew
that she could achieve the same if better results
by purchasing the garments she and s,ws ready
to wear and for about the same price as she would
have to pay for the materials?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
NO TRACE OF
DROWNED BOY
BODY STILL REMAINS AT BOT.
TOM OF LAKE LoDoRE.

Twenty Men Searched Again All
Day Yesterday in Vain-Thirty
two Sticks of Dynamite Were
Exploded in the Water-Talents
Returned Last Evening-Loyal
Crusaders Open Air Meeting.
Yellow Kids in Trouble Again.
other Notes and Personals.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
Hosiery
At clearing sale prices.

~ Clearing SAFE prices.
Children's Black Ribbed
Shawnit Hose, sizes s to 6H,
usual accent grade. 81
Sale price e............ LAC
Children's Black Cotton Hose,
sizes 8 to on, made with double
knee, usual I3Hc quality. q
Sale price ............... &C
Ladies' Tan and Black Hose.
some are embroidered, are either
polka dot or drop 49,
stitch. Sale price ..... nc
Ladies' Fancy Hose, in varie-
ty of colors, usual soc -,
quality. Sale price. 80. JOC
Mems Black Half Hose,
? usual Is cent grade. a.
} Sale price. lUC
Mems Heavy Mixed
} Cotton Hose. Sale price. OC
? Underwear
Children's Ribbed Underwear,
in broken assortments; some are
made with high neck and short
} sleeves, others have high neck
and long sleeves, usual value
up to IS cents. Sale ,oI
} price. ....,...... lac
} Boys Ribbed Shirts
, and Drawers. Sale
price. ........ o.
5 Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests,
} In low neck and wing sleeves,
} also low neck sleeve. -
{ less. Sale price. ..... Z7C
: Umbrellas
} Fancy handles-the trimmings
\ are pearl and silver. They are
made Of a mercerized fabric.
J Usual price, $40, d., 20
: Sale price ........ y .AO
) A less expensive umbrella is
} the 75c grade. Sale "a
price. .......,...... CSS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
OBITUARY..

MRS. MARGARET GOLDEN, of Par
sons, died yesterday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. T. II. Jordan, ca
pOuse avenue and Green Ridge street.
She was woman we'll advanced in
years, and death was due to the in
trmitics of old age. She was on a visit
with her daughter when death overlook
her. Deceased is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Patrick Golden, of the
firm of Golden & Walsh, Parsons, Mrs.
Patrick COX, Parsons; Mrs. II. II. Jor-
dan, Scranton, Mrs. Michael Ruddy,
Miners Mills, and T.. II. Golden, John
Golden, William Golden and Michael
Golden, all of Parsons. The remains
win be taken To Mrs. Goldens home in
Parsons this morning, and the funeral
will be held Friday morning. a re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated in the
Parsons Catholic church, and inter-
ment will be made in the Hanover
cemetery.
MRS. PETER ENGEL, aged SS years
died Tuesday night at her home on
Meadow avenue, after three weeks
lingering illness. Deceased was born
i'm Birkenfcld, Germany, and came tC
this country nineteen years ago anC
has lived in this city since then. She
is survived by husband, six children
three brothers and two sisters, The
funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock. Services will be held il
the church of Peace. Intermcnt will b,
made in the Forest Hill cemetery.
GEORGE ALLSPAUGH, the 1-ycar
old child of Mr.. and Mrs, William Ais
paugh, of 5li North Bromley avenue
| died yesterday morning, The funora
will be conducted from the house to-
morrow afternoon. lntermcnt will b,
! made ip the Washburn street cemetery
| AGNES MALONEY, the daughter u
| Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Malonoy, of 40
Stone avenue died Tuesday night, agct
| years and months. The funeral vii
be held this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
JONAS loves SONs,
Mems Underwear

BaIbrisgan Shirts and Draw.
ers, good quality. usual a.
price soc. Sale price. ZyC
Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers. made Of good quality cot.
ton; drawers have biey- ,r
Gle seats. Sale price,. OCC
Splendid quality silk finish
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
for men; the value is ~
SOC. The sale price. 4UC
Jean Drawers. the kind you
always pay a half dollar 90
for. Sale price. soc
Hosiery, the usual I2Hc kind,
in three colors. Sale or
price, 3 pairs. ZCC
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
Toilet Goods

Medicated Toilet Paper, 1000
sheets in a roll. Sale ~
price, a rolls. ......... ZSC
Kinks Rose Beauty Glycerine
Soap. 7-ounce bar. Sale
price, each. ............. ~
Perlumed Talcum Powder. E. &c
Fairy Soap. &C
Buttermilk Soap, the genuine. oc
Colgate's Tar Soap, a bar. sc
Lyons Tooth Powder. ..Isc
Menner'S Talcum Powder lac
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
JONAs LONG's sONs.
Shirts-rlen's and Bows

Fancy Percale Shirts with two
collars, attached cuffs,
the soc quality. Sale 40
price CCC
Mems Percale Shirts with two
collars, attached cuffs,
usual price o5 cents. ~
Sale price ............. QUO
Mems Madras Shirts,
some have cuffs to ~
match. Sale price. -. SUC
Mems White Madras
Shi rts, cuffs to match. ~
Sale price. e............ SUC
PercaIe Shirts, good quality,
cuffs to match, usual
price 75c. Sale price. SSC
Madras Shirts, the dollar quail.
ity, broken assortment. -
Sale price. /SC
Come See 1t Work Today
The twentieth Century Freez.
er solves the problem of making
Ice Cream without ehurning,
All you have to do is to pack
the freezer with small pieces of
ice, pour over it equal parts of
water and table salt; put your
cream in the fibre pail and let it
stand. In ten minutes or so
you scrape down the sides Of
the cylindar with wooden
knife, repeat this operation
about ten minutes later, and
your cream is ready to serve.
Wa are showing how it's
done this week.
| MAIN FLOOR.
Black and Blue Serge
Skirts, S3.9S
Worth $3.50. Made ef all
wool serge, with wide tlounce
and two rows of black taffeta
bands around the top of nounce.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
Walking Suits, S2.4S

Made Of good Melton Cloth,
in the 5-gore style and finished
with eight rows Of stitching
round the bottom, usual price
S4.so.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-18
Silk Waists. $500

The kind that usually sells for
s.. 9S and 500. In the lot are
colored and black silk waists,
some Of the colors are green,
helio. pink, old rose, cardinal.
garnet and light blue.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22
Neuntes RupiteI.

Das Sbeater, has Danlals auf Der
mittleren 8leide ii9 proDiIoriih in
ben NGumen bes eben,aligen furfiirit>
ll1en Maritalles beFanb, felt bas
tpirtli9e Gbsuter uuf bre groben
8lei9e in Der Ndbe Der unba9 ubgez
brannt mar, entleerte ii1 eben.
Sulma unb bic Ounenois bonn
9beatre frqncais in paris 1atten bas
Nublitum bur1 ibre 2eiitlngen in
Hacine's Mnbroma9e beaeiitert, alnb
ipenn auh man1sr CUTE 8iirger non
Wlaina tein Wort s5runa1iif9 Der=
5tanD unD infol3eDei1en feline Mbnung
bate, mas WtaDemoiieIle Ouhenpis
nit ibren patbetil1en Worten eigente
lin ipolIte, II hatte er Das bod unter
feinen lImit1nben eingeitanben.
Wie Elm Suunnel batte es bie Be-
DDlferung ergrtffen. Mber es iparen
niht Die glun3Dpllen Sage allsin, bic,
cine leu1tenbe astte prdhtiger Bllber
an ben Mugen Der Mtain3er poriiber=
8iebenb, Dieie 8egeiiterung berDorrie=
fen, man erfunnte uuh Danfbdr bic
unuusqefebten Bemiibungen Des Rnis
fers an, in Der fdbtifhen 0eripaltuns
DerbsiIsrunaen ein3ufiibren, ben0anz
bel unp Mo1l 1lftunD Der Gtdbt, be 10
lunae unter benz Druid Der frieueri=
fchen anb repplutipn1ren llnruben
uelitten, 3u heben, man mar yliidlih
iiber bic 0trfprehungen, Die her Rui-
itr penuht bate, benn man ubnte
bansdls ni6t, bah. tdum BET stringite
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22
a. 5ortfebuns.)
or. 9innins.l

Doh NrnolD butte tpenia 2uit su
ldngerein Mufentbult an piefem tpi=
berfpGrtigen Srt. gr nabn Die ges
tpiinihte Salbe in gmpfung unD per=
lieb pann oas 3imuer, BON ben bentii=
tbigen Oanfesfporten Der sSrdu be-
gleitst, Dire Die reiGbs 8eaublung, Die
fie erbalten, in Der icbmuBigen 9ano
iupg.
Gr 9atte iicb einise Sdritte bon
benz 9auie entfernt, Dd fam etpas
li1,ter ihm per, taum b0rte man, oaB
Inenfdlide sSiiBe ben @roboosn be-
riibrten.
rWas pinit Du, nlein ainb2"
frugte er betrDffen, benn neben tim
ffunb bieIelbe tleine, graus gefalt, bic
pprbin 10 raub aus Dem 3immer ge>
apieien. rWas tpiait Ou9" lpieOerz
9olte ct.
&eirte Nntnport. ylur Elm Bid
uiis groBen, grd,ien Mugen, elm 8ez
griI1 BON riibreroer 6iilfloiisfsit unb
Ddnf, batD BON Sbrdnen DerlAletert.
Der Tim an's 9er3 griff.
SEPT erfdnnte er Die aletne. @s
NOR bafeibs Sinh, 'bas er pamals i'm
@ebrdngs Dor Dem 3ertreteniperDen
gerettet. Cine feline Sarb Itrtb Das
tpirre, blpi:oe 6dur nus Der Stirn 5us
rid, tpGtrsro Die glugen nod INNER
apie gsbanat auf iainem Geli9t baF>
teten.
rGiIa!" i9rie isBt ole f6rille
@tinrlne Der 2llten aus Dem 0au1e
@u sudte pas &tnb 3uidmmen, als lei
es BON einem peitI6enbieb getroffen,
uno NOR per{9lpunDen.
Nn9 tunge perfolgte Irnolb Der
Slid Der srobeu, grauen &inber<
uusen, dls er lGip3It in Der Ndbe bon
3e0lba6 Die Sriimmer Der alten, rD=
niiden Maiferleitlng Dor ii3 lab, bic
1leberbleibIel eines laiteit rergansenen,
gsipaltiaen 8eI6teeDts, Die nod beuie
bie Gtaot Msdin5 nit flarem 4ueu=
tpaffer DsrIerQe,t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22
9l @tes Sd pitel.

Sci 3aGt6ab bpnrerten Die Sc
fbiibe Drn Den S9an3en bernieber,
fratterten Die @stpe6rfalbsn unD iagz
ten .fliGties g5Ferbebufe iiber Den
fpeiten Bl1r. Die 5eptember{cnne
In beren 9irablen Die 8aFfsn 6el
uufbfibten. gab hem militGrilbsn
@bduipiel Gin beipnbers teltli6es
G,sprGge, 1trrb umse5sn BON ieinem
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unb 6erren bet er, Der npn MGen,
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