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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
A nth. ratiron exercise Tor the ,rm and
shoulder.

A little fiatiron exercise Tor the srm and
shoulder.
Even so simple n thing as face steaming
will cause one woman's face to resemble
the shell of . boiled lobster. while another
one VIII be as white as alabaster an hour
after the face has been rubjected to the
ordeal.
Study your e~ccen:ricit.es OF skin. Just as
you do that o: diet. and where you find that
a thing does not agree with you. by all
means omit II.
II your skin IS of the sensitive order. d5n't
go out after you have steamed your face.
but put oil OF sweet almonds upon your face
and stay in the house. Keep the windows
closed. for a draught Is just as bad as
going out OF doors. and a little worse. and
coddle your face for the day.
a towel heated In the oven can be placed
over tho face IL It feels raw. A good cold
cream IS an excellent substitute for oil of
sweet almonds. and to make IL. get from
the drug store an ounce of cold cream and
put IT in 4 double boiler. Add 10 1t
an equal amount of mutton a.. You can
try out the mutton oil for yourself. II Won
understand the use CT n frying pan. Be
careful that II does not scorch. or you will
have the whole thing brown. and though a
brown cold cream Is just as beneficial as a
white one. II Is not 50 acceptable.
THE PARTISAN METHOD.
The Paris beauty specialists stop at the
steaming point and apply hot cloths to the
neck and to the face. They are wet. being
taken out of boiling water and run through
a wringer. They are then placed upon the
face and the hatiron is laid next to them.
There is n good chance here TO take the
skin on of your face. and in your arIor TO
get a good skin II Is the most natural thing
In the world TO Go. but IL would be no
harm TO use a little Judgment with the fiat
iron. ard IL II feels hot to the face. by all
m'G IS hold II a Little f-rther away.
Remember that whatever you do Is ID
eiadicable. and for several days at least.
you will go about bearing with you the
outward visible evidence that you have
been trying to get a good complexion. and
that IS one thing which no woman Is ever
willing to acknowledge publicly. Be care
full. for prevention IL better than cure.
The steaming process applied TO the neck
takes out the creases caused by the high
stock. and II ever there was an enemy to
woman 1t is the high. tight stock. for II
causes lines around the neck and IL induces
a double chin.
In the steaming the neck will reduce a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28

Deed she kin. stranger" he said. quite
enthusiastically for a mountaineer. The
wilder has her Shortcomings. but Their ain't
nobody ex kin say she amt a good per-
WIDER"
How far Is 1t to her house?"
Bout a mile this side Nv the mill. You
list keep right on the straight road an you
can miss hit"
rs she any kin to the other Martini 1
asked. somewhat curious.
Her husband and Jim Martin Is broth
crs."
Her husband?' I said. puzzled at his
statement. rs her husband livingT"
"Jist ex much ez he ever wuz," he re-
Piled. with q half grin. :
Living with herr"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28

That's whut you'd call II. I reckou.~
We'll. how Is she the Widow Martinrs 4
asked. more at a loss than .ver.
That's one Nv her shortcomin's." h
said. You see. I'm her husband. but she
says / don't count. 20 she calls herself the
body round here don't foTer suit a. ccu
her the Wilder Martin, too. That DON'T
make no difference, though: you 70 thar
and you'll git good eatin'. but don't ten her
you seen me They amt no stove WOOD
chopped. an I'm seelin' mighty porely.s
l COULDN'T help laughing. and I lauehe6.
but he didn't mind, and he seemed orlfS
happy at my assurances that woulan't
make lie any greater burden to hin -
u already waa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
CONCERNING THE WIDOW MARTIN.

It was a clear October morning and the
Cumberland Mountains were q living pic
ture in green and crimson and gold and the
fragrance of Araby. the blest. came down
from the wide reaching woods. As I rode
along thinking Of my surroundings. where
every prospect was pleasing and only man
was vile. I came to q sorry-lookins noun
taineer sitting on a log by the roadside.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
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HrouRs of mm mw SHOW THE Roms BROTHERS IN HARVARD

are rated according to their ability. n
then good-by to school days And 80. after
q hundred years Of salt horse and hard
tack" the men behind the guns are going
to live on the fat of the land. They are all
growing sleek n fat, and they stand at
the door of the cooking school,. saying to
the cooks In Q ~good-natured way. Cooks,
more power to We"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
Smart Child.

what do o expect to be when you
become my age. my little man" asked the
visitor.
"Twenty-one. SIR" was the bright ones
reply.-Yonkers Statesman
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28

MAKING a CAKE OF SOAP.
when IT has thoroughly hardened release
the mold by dipping IL in hot water. and
set the cake away for three months to
harden. II takes soap three months to
"ripen." as any dealer will tell you. and the
trouble with the homemade article is that
you use Il too fresh. and it speedily be-
comes soft soap again.
The use oi the soap known as green soap
Is not TO be recOminended unless you have a
rough cuticle. There Is a great difference
In the texture of the kin in people. as well
as IN that OF other animals. and while some
skin will stand the treatment and become
smooth, other skin will blister.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-28
MAKING a CAKE OF SOAP.

To make The AIMS 1.-THE YOU can lift the
iron and rest /; on the head.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-27
anoroachins trains. the greater should be

approaching trains the greater should be
The effort OF the traveller.
a. That the train was approaching the
crossing at a much greater rate Of speed
than allowed by law in that vicinity does
not lessen the duty of the traveller to use
due care upon his own part to avoid col
lision.
). Where the evidence. only shows thai.
a traveller with team upon a highway
approaching a railroad crossing moment
arily stopped few rods from the cross
ing and then Immediately drove upon the
crossing, and there is no evidence that he
at that. or any other time, listened or
looked either way for approaching trains,
there is not sufficient evidence of due
care upon the part of the deceased.
| g. Evidence that such a traveller driv-
ing toward railroad crossing when near
the crossing was seen looking directly be-
| fore him at the crossing, and was not
looking in either direction along the rail-
| road track, is not sufficient evidence OF
| due care on his part TO ascertain the ap-
proach of trains.
| Z. Evidence that a hand car passed
| over the crossing when the highway tray-
4 eler with team was some $50 feet there
| from. driving along parallel with the rail-
| road, and that the men on the hand car
| saw the traveller on the highway, does
not amount to evidence that the traveller
| noticed the hand car. Cumulative prob
ability as TO past event does not amount
| to evidence Of Sucn event.
| s. Whatever the probabilities in this
| case there Is no evidence that the de-
| ceased Traveller, as he approached the
| railroad crossing, observed due care Il
ascertain whether a train was approach
ing and no evidence that any act of tha
railroad company or any of its servants
induced him TO fOrego such care. So far
as appears, the case Is the too common
one where the traveller forgot to look and
listen or being aware of the approach.
ing train, recklesSly undertook to eros.
| before 1t.
Motion sustained Verdict set aside.
| On Wednesday, Clerk Of Courts Swec
received what was in all proba bility th'
last rescript to be drawn by Justice Fog
Ter previous to his death, last week. L
was a York county case and follows
| Walter III. Coleman VS. Hartley Lord e
ais. Rescript. Fogler, j. When lots o
land have been granted, designated by
numbers according to a plan referred to
which has resulted from a survey actu
ally made and harked upon the face o.
the earth the lines and corners fixed by
that survey determine the extent ant
| bound of the respective lots.
| When the deed also gives the bounda
| ries of the lots, and the bounds 50 giver
are precisely the same as those appear
ing upon the plan referred to, the same
| rule applies.
The court may properly instruct Tho
jury to return a verdict for either party
where it Is apparent that contrary yer
dict would not be allowed to stand on tn,
| evidence introduced.
| Exceptions overruled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-27

Current Events Club will hold its
next regular meeting with Mrs. Charles
Cunningham, &c Melville street, on Fri
day. Feb rs. at o'clock, with the fol-
lowing program: Roll call: current
events; paper by Mrs. James E. Blan-
chard upon 'Victoria-Wffe, Mother.
Queen; one upon Titles and Resi-
dences Of Victoria's Children" by Mrs.
w. Harlow; one upon 'England's Rule
IN india. Egypt. Africa and Australia"
by Mrs. Emma Morse: also one upon
statesmen of the Victorian Era" A
general discussion will follow the read
ing of the papers. Music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-27

Many hereabouts are being vacci-
mated, more especially If travelling, for
the smallpox has one of its periodic
prevalences, not only in this country
but throughout the world. Notwith-
standing vaccination scars it is perfect
ly safe to be vaccinated. provided pure
vaccine, vaccine from the lymps Is
used. OF this your physician will ad-
wise you. Lockjaw, blood poisoning
and bad results from vaccination oc-
eur only from the absorption of disease
germs into the vaccinated part. gem
|erally from contact with a dirty shirt,
shoe or underclothing. to speak I'M
equivocally. To obviate this danger
various vaccination shields" have
been invented. One of the best of
these Is Of raised celluloid. transparent
surface with side circular attachment
OF plaster to perfectly fit the limb
around the vaccinated part, avoiding
pressure and giving perfect protection
from absorption. A young man. the
other day. wanted one but did not know
what TO call for, SO he told his drug
gist to give him an Arm protector"
with an ''Eyeglass' in it. The drug
gist knew what he meant and provided
the "Eyeglass" protector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-27

The funeral of the late Mrs Anna L.
Perkins, who died suddenly at her home
Is Melville street. Tuesday evening, will
occur at the residence, at 10 o'clock,
Friday morning, Rev. Charles A. Hay
den officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-27
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
for Is cents and cents for each subse-
quent insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT
In sending by mail, remittance of postage
stamps should be made with order, as
the charges are too small to open ac-
counts for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-27

The quarterly meeting of the Ken
nebec County Medical Association will
be held at the Johnson House, Gardiner.
Friday. at 1880 A. NJ. The program in
cludes a paper, Carcinoma Of the
Bowels" by DR.. c. II. Leach, Litch-
field, and paper, Typhoid Fever"
by DIR. G. r. Campbell, Augusta. At
ter dinner there will be a report Of
special cases and discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

Postum.
Grape-Nuts.
Wanted-A Wife
Stuart's Catarrh Cure.
Wanted-W God to saw.
Lamson < Hubbard Hats.
Closing EN- out. S. Lewis.
Ammo Stock Co.
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WARD 8.

Augusta, Me-. Feb. 10, 1902
caucus Of the Republicans OF Ward
Eight will be held at the Hose House.
Bangor Street, Friday, February %, at
candidates for Alderman, Councilmen,
and Ward Officers y
Per order
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
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Local Matten>
Journal Telephone Call, 1854

The snow on the streets is fast dis
appearing on account of the mild wea-
Their and the rain. Sleighing will soon
be thing of the past
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WARD I

A+ Augusta, Me, Feb 19, 1892
A caucus of the Republicans Of Ward
Seven will he held at the Engine House,
Cony Street, Thursday. February q, at
800 p NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Alderman, Councilmen.
and Ward officers.
Per order
REPUBLICAN, CITY COMMITTEE.
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REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
WARD 6.

Augusta, Me-, Feb. 10. 1902.
A caucus of the Republicans of Ward
Six will be held at the School House on
Middle Street, on Thursday, February n,
at p. NJ. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Alderman, Councilmen,
and Ward officers.
Per order
REPUBLICAN, CITY COMMITTEE.
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REP
WARD 4.
Augusta. Me-,

Augusta, Me, Feb 19, 1907.
A caucus OF the Republicans of Ward
Four will be held at the Engine House,
Bridge Street. on Thursday, February
q. at IT'S +. NJ, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for Alderman, Council
men, and Ward Officers.
Per order
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
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WARD 8.

Augusta, Me, Feb. 19. 1902.
A caucus of the Republicans OF WARD
Three will be held at the Court House
Friday. February 18th, at 80 i; NJ, toi
the purpose of nominating Candidates 10
Alderman, CounciImen, and Ward ON
GERS.
Per order
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
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More new remnants, Woman's Ex
change. feh25 d4t>
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WARD 5.

Augusta. Me, Feb. 10, 1902.
caucus of the Republicans of Ward
Five will be held at the Ballard School
House on Thursday, February z, at p.
NJ, for the purpose of nominating candf-
dates for Alderman, COuncilmen, ami
Ward Officers.
Oar order
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WARD 2.

Augusta, Me-, Feb. 10, 1899.
A caucus Of the Republicans OF Ward
Two will be held at Randalrs Paint shop,
on Friday, February 18th, at 7.D M,
for the purpose OF nominating canolaates
for Alderman, Councilmen, and Ward
Officers.
Per order
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
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DAILY ksnnebsc Journal
CAUCUS NOTICES.

Augusta, Me. Feb. 10. 1902.
The Republicans of the City OF Angus
(,itv Hall on Thursday, February "a. 1SU2.
at eight O'Clock T.. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for Mayor 70 %
supported at the polls on March ~, iSE.
Per order
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
WARD I.
Augusta, Me-, Feb. 10, 1902.
A caucus of the Republicans OF Ward
state Street on Friday February ~. at
80 p NJ. for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for Alderman, Councilmens
and Ward Officers.
Per order
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE
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An important rescript bearing on the
duties of persons crossing railroad tracks
was handed down from the Maine law
court and received by Clerk of Courts
SWEET on Wednesday The rescript is from
York county and Is in the case of Lottie
l. Day, Admx., VS.. the Boston & Maine
Railroad. The motion for a new trial Is
sustained and the verdict Is set aside.
The rescript is by Judge Emery and is as
follows:
l. In an action for negligently causing
the death of person, the plaintiff has
the burden of proving affirmatively due
care on the part of the deceased.
That the witness who, could have
testified to facts showing such due care
are all deceased does not change the rule
that absence of evidence of due care on
the part of the deceased will defeat the
action.
g. A traveller upon a highway, as he
approaches a railroad crossing, should
use adequate means to ascertain whether
a train be approaching the crossing from
either direction. He should listen for the
sound Of trains on either hand. and look
both ways along the track to see II trains
be Approaching. The greater the DIM
rultiea N thee way Of bearing or seeing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-27

AN EXPERIENCED LADY OPERA
tor Of Remington typewriter. Need not
be q stenographer. Write at once, stat
ing experience, to Box SO. Augusta. Me.
fehIlCltf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
CaS Sbal abp arts.

InpIur. .-Dabib @OuIb. Elm Ulinsr in
oer Ar6talb 8s6e, srbielt ON Samitae
einen 8einbru6, inbem ibm bas @Iis6
stpif9sn 3tpsi belabsnen Barren eefangen
ipurbe. Die nsue Wsiispilub Saas an
Union SiraBe pur6e am Rontae Absn6
osm pubIifum erBHnet. Bel tpsI&sr @sIe.
eenbsit Elm prosss Social" itattfanb.
Durd elm bsrobfalsnbss Sslisnitiid CT.
belt am Nontas Ssrr Mi6asI SdIappi
in Der Ppne Ulins cine b6s perIebts
Sanb a6t Sti@e iparen n6tbis, um bic
SGnittipunbs Su i&Iisssn.-Sn gbarIss
Curtis SamiIie bon Wafbinston Strabe
tpurbs am Sonntus Ra&t beiuabe bur@
2obleneas sritidt, bas BEN 8ddsnofsn
entitr6mte Elm Ar,t bate tiidtise Ar'
belt, iie su etten.-Ssrr Sobn S&ilb
unb Sri. Rate Srutiser tpsrbsn beuts
qbsno bur@ Bahor u. u, Wsber ss'
traut.
- -Sobn, bsr 81 Sabre nIts Sobn bss
1imoibp 2ine bon Apoea, bsr ais Rar.
renrsparirer in benz bortieen Sofs Der
Gris @ompanie aneeheIt ipar, tpurbs
SamRae Ra&mittas auf Der STEELE ss'
iDbtet, ale sr Dor sinen 2arrsn esitobsn
ipurbe. bsfen Rabsr ibm fiber feinsn
SaIs fnbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Neue Rehtf6reibuua.

Dribosropbii@ss W6rterper,si&nis bsr
peutf9en Sprade. Or. Ronrab Duben.
Rad ben fiir DsutidIanO. Sfsrrsi6 unp
bic S&Dsia siItisen amtIi&sn 8eesIn
(Wspers 8Olisblder Rr. l299I90).
6sbeftst 90 Bfsnnie. in asinsn ssbun.
ben so Pfennis. (8srIas bss 8ibIio.
srapbi&sn Snfituts in 2sipus unb
Wien.)
Sisies. tpis mir sIsi& betonsn ipuqsn,
einsm dubsrit sIddli1sn Gsoanisn ent.
ipruneene 8lblein bistst aus bem
..Ortboerapbiiden W6rierbu1 Der beut.
iden Spra6e" bssislbsn 8erfaiirs,
psl6es foeben in iiebsntsr, mad ben
RseeIn Der .,nsuen RsGti1rsibune"
umeearbsitster aufIass sri1ienen 1T,
sintn aus,ue, tpelher uIs Der i'm 2eben
-unb in Der Sdule elsi@ unentbebrIihe
oriboarapbthe Sausrat be;elhnst psrs
ben fam. Die Ausnabl ees Wsrt,
idutes 1T Osrart setrOffsn, bab iie BEN
8sbdsfnis Der ObsriIuiisn unIrsr b6bsrn
2sbrnnfaIten entipri4i, tpssbaIb au6
bic ipihiisen 6ahausoriide aus Der
8rammatii, Der Matbsmatit uno ben
RaiurtuiHcniaaftsn Aufndbme sefunben
babsn. 9o& if bas .,gB6rtsrpsr,sit.
mis-" ni1t nur fur bic 36aIinae bet
WittslibuIsn, fonbern au9 fir bic ost
8oIfsi6aIsn beitimmt unb fOl, pis I&on
an8eoeutet, gan; beionoers auH BEN
bdusliGen 9ebrau@ bisnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Gunmpre.

= Srdb am Srsitas Worssn purbs
bic Office bsr Dumpfpdidsrsi an Wia
uno Smith Straben bon profsilionsue
@inbrs&srn bsfu&t, ipsI&s bic 6sIbipinbs
nit sinem ftarfsn Sprsnsfsf aufiprsns.
ten. Gin gtddbar, tpsl@er 6as 8sr6ufd
b6rie, bertrisb bic aerls nit sinsm Rs.
uOlper, bod in tsinsm Sale pdre bon
ibnen 9eute erlnnet tporben. bsnn bic
Spin6e sntbieIt ni&ts bon @srtb.
- @dbrsnb SHr unb Srau Butss
bon Dfil StraBe am Samfae Na&mit.
tag in f@neaem 2rabs bic Green Ribgs
Strass binubiuii&irten, fam an Daib.
in9ton Gsenue Elm anberes Subrpsrl
i&nsu anesfabren unt 20 CAB cine @olIi.
lion. bic iotpobI Bates tpie feline 8attin
aus bsr autide ifIeubsrts Bates ent.
tam nit Elm paar S@rammsn, absr bic
frau ifieb nit BEN 2opfs gsesn ben
RinnitsiH unb srbisIt cine glsrbsnsrs
ihtittsrune unb innerli@e 8erIstuneen.
Die Sniafsn bsr anberen 2utlHs sntias
men unssrlstt.
Sn Der Gisbsrsi Der erie gompanis
oatisr srfoIsts ssfern Ra6mittas cine
Grploiton, tpsI&s bic Ssnfsr ssrtriim.
merts, GbsiIe bss 9a@ss unb bsr Sci.
tentpane einris unb ipsltbin in bsr gla&.
bari4aft flblbar tpar. 5lnf RGnner
tpurosn mebr oSsr minbsr i&usr ber.
brannt, bon bsnen Sobn NaIia unb
5snrp 2sbn bic eefdbrlidfsn Bun6sn
oapontrussn; I.i&tsre Berlsbunssn Ct.
Iittsn Patrid Slunnsqp, Sobn Oamba.
DER une @bas. Seear. tpie nod mebrere
4nbers. 8isIs osr arbsitsr batien erft
fur, ,urOr bic 6isbsrsi berIuRsn, ba ibr
Gasetpsrt bssnbst mar, ionit nsrsn bic
8srIesunesn iabIrsi&sr setpeisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
6pbe Harfer Rott,ets.
= Die Sarusuri SuIls an Norb Rain
abenue tpirb renobirt.

= Die Sarusari SaIls an gorb Rail
abenus tpiro renopirt.
: Die aIts Sampton Strass W. 6
Air4e iol in cine Semben. & ALLEN 5abri
beripanbsIt tpsrbsn unb in ,u 6ieIen
8rsde bon Bed, UluIbsrin & Suba,
fdufIi& srtuOrbsn porben.
= @barlss $. S&abt bon 2afabett,
Strabe erbisIt am Donnerltaa in bei
gettsbone Bdi&srsi ;u 8inefon feb,
@msrali4s 8runbpunbsn bur& Sob.
lensas.
= Cine poI1siabtbsiIuns beiud5te
gsfsrn Ulor8en 2 llbr bas unorbsntIide
Saus ber Gnnie Warb Ban Dsis. 40s
8. IGte Strabe, unb berbaftsts fiinf
Ndnnsr unb bic Ssrbsrssmuttsr, tpsIdbe
bel sinem 8srb6r ipdtsr insssfammt $40
Strafs sablen mubten.
Rd&fsn SOnntas 8ormittas iuirb
in ter osutiden 8rssbbtsrii9en @emeines
an @bsitnut Strnbe eine 6ebd&tnibfsier
fur bic i'm Isstsn 2r&sniabr psriiorbenen
4neeb6rissn aus Der @emsinbe abeebaI.
ten psrben. Ssrr 9aifpr S&5ttIs ipirb
bic 6sisr Ieitsn unb bic @sbd&tpisrsbs
baIten.
= Der 8irtb Sobn s. Basnsr bon
Sampton Strabe iuurbs am Wiontas bers
baftst neil sr am SOnntas bsraui&snbe
9etrante bsrtaufte; er ber,i&tsts auf
elm Berbbr uub Rellte fir fsin asrihtIis
Dies @ri&sinsn $500 8arsi&aft. Soc
8sibi& bon 2Iopb Struse erbob bic 9ln.
tlaee 8sesn @asnsr. na&bsm er tp.aen
Truntenbeit ftir 30 Gage BEN @sfGnpnib
tberianbt tporbsn mar, absr auf Bitten
ielner 5rau tuieber entIafen tpurbs, bic
srtldrte. bab fie unb ibr Rinb psrtunssrn
mdbten. unb bann bemsrtts, bab bsr
Wirtb bsrfoIst tperben fo[lts, ipsI&sr
8sibi& bic 6etranis bsrfauf,e.
= gnbIi& finb bic 8Idne fiir bas
Weif 2adapanna abenue 8iabuit bon
Der o., 8. & @. @ompanis ben ftdbtis
i9en 8sb6rben poreeIest tporbsn, nads
BEN iis f&on SOrber bon Der Scranton
RaiIipup gompanis bsitatist tporbsn tpa.
rem; elm Bomb bon sl00. 900 bssIsitste
bic pldne, npmit bic gompanis bic
GonfrultionsfoRsn sarantirt. Dis BIdne
trshsn 8orfOrse fiir einsn isbr fsliben,
3Dsdsntipre&eneen 8au unb iinb nit elm
paar tlsinen Ausnabmsn bolRdnbis su.
frisosnftsIsnb. Sirsftor Ro&s tpir6 Isin
Befss tbun. um bic SADIE iobaIb iris
mOsli@ in Sang au brinsen unb alIs
4nsti&en bsutsn Jest an, baB ,um nd&s
fen Sommer bns 8iabuit cine 8mili4s
tsit isin tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Dsutf&s BrisfIiht

- guf Der 8s&s Centrum BEL gRsn
ittirsts infOIss Reissns bss DrabtIsiles
osr 5broerunesiOrb in bic 9isfs. Sic.
ben SsreIeuts, bic in BEN aorbs iabsn,
tamen UNI.
= Die arnnlbeit sss "a Sabre alien
@rsbfiriten Ni6aeI, bss 8rubes une
mutbmabli@sn 9bronfoIpes bss 8a,
rem. iOa bic S&ninbiu&t isin.
= @ssen ben protsRantii&sn @siR.
Ii4en @otifrieb S&par, in SsibsIbsrs
tSurbe uuf 6runb sinss bon ibm untsr
BEN GitsI: ,.9apft SEQ Dor BEN Ri&.
tsrituble Gbriiti" per6fsntIitbtsn gnms
pbIets eine 4niIaes ipsssn 8eIsibiguna
Oss Bapites srbobeu.
-Sn 8oisn tpurbe bur6 ben guItuss
miniitsr Or. Stubt fsisrIitb bic aaiisr
DiIbslm' 8ibIiOibe; sr5Fnst. glae @i'
bile unb Wiliidrbeb6rbsn esr 9rpbin,
unb Stabt, Der Dberprdfbsnt unb bsr
commandments General nabmsn an Der
5eier tbeiI.