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The Washington times., 1902-12-09
pRESIDENT RECEIVES
TWO IRISH ENJOYS
NJ; lael Davitt and Edward Blake
Among the Callers at the
White House.

'sident Roosevelt experienced to-
A.. before the Cabinet meeting. one
Of Il, i'-'z' NOR ulnss ne mas had OF
eo,aIly since moving tinto the executive
onc,
F,u ur Senators had brief conferegces-
pI.- Of New York, Dryden Of Nrn
r.-.ey, Warren OF Wyoming. and For
- Of Ohio. only four Representa-
.,,..- were among the callers. swan
Virginia. came 90 pay his re-
H Blackburn OF Nsrth Carolina
49, ed a Tar Heel case. and Dav-
- N -g West Virginia. and Howell OF
,ou " y called.
10 sident extended a cordial
- a Michael Davitt. The noted
5-i.b--a5, S5 ''who called with Edward
Blake
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

? after o'clock iu the morning 70 finish
his tour of duty but he must repair 20
The Police Court without rest. perhaps
without breakfast, and there remain un-
til his case IS tried
The merchant or professional man
may be taken from his business as a
witness. A prisoner may be acquitted.
but be has heen transported in a van
or patrol wagon from the police station
to the court after being confined in a
cell for several hours. all embarrassing
and unbusiness-Iike.
Magistrates Courts.
TO remedy this situation it is pro-
posed that magistrates shall determine
cases az The several stationhouses everv
morning and evening. These officers
should each have a clerk and keen a
docket Under such arrangements the
prisoner would be disposed of promptly.
and the witnesses and members of the
force could avoid delays. The determi-
nation OF such cases ought not 10 in
teriere with the magistrates giving at
tention 20 civil questions at other than
allotted police hours. and the present
Police Court could be maintained for the
trial Of jury cases.
such law as would provide for mag
istrates hearing this class OF cases IS
recommended. and procedure OF the kind
would obviate the establishment Of a
children's court. as all charges against
children under sixteen years of axe and
females secured at the House OF De-
tention would be tried at that institu-
tion, as would be others at the several
statiouhouses.
While Inviting attention 20 this sub
ject it IS proper 10 refer 20 the en-
barrassment which very often follows
important trials at the Police Court
through the want OF provision for tax
ing testimony I'm shorthand. and il is
urged that a sten0EraUher be provided
for that branch or the District judiciary.
II is regarded as necessary by this de-
partment, which IS as much concerned
at times as is the court itself"
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs IssUED.

Carl a. Duochr.ng and Augusta Brink
man
Lawrence Cavauaugh and Emma J.
Courtney.
John Blackst0n and Rachael Williams
James Marburg and Rachael Bush.
Honry Edwards and Fannie Cant both
80 Caroline county. Virginia
John Burns and LanIy Berry
EcyWC0i Franklin and Carrie John
son.
Joha Nhuiugton and Mary r. Fisher.
Robert Wilson and jamie Thomas.
George r. COverston. Warreuton. Va.
and Estelle Fletcher. Bucklaud. Va
Hamilton Willis anl Jeanette HiU.
Julian H. Brown and Ann A. Dunn.
Chester g.. Grown and Mary r. Robin
son
Benjamin PcppermaH and Irene s.
Morgan
Wade II Luckett and Mary f. Dietz.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
$4,000 REALTY TRANSFER

Mrs. +. Harriet, Of Madison. y j.. has
purchased the property 1922 Massa-
chusetts Avenue. for $4,000. The house
belonged TO s. Minot Jones. The sale
was made through the frm OF Westcort
& St0r-
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
POLICE SEARCHING FOR
AN ALLEGED SWlNDLER
has Been Securing Funds by Repre-
senting That He Was Collecting
for Funeral Expenses.

The police are looking for white
man about thirty years old. who has
been for several days collecting money
from charitable people for the alleged
purpose OF paying the funeral expenses
Of an eN-frcman. He claims 10 be a
fireman. He was exposed AT q house Oh
North Capitol Street where he told his
story yesterday. and the matter was
reported 10 the police authorities. he
Is feet inches tall and well dressed
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
DIED

DEVEREUN-On Monday, December s. 1902,
AZ the residence % her brother George r.
Green. 30ls Dumbarton Avenue MARIA GREEN
DENEREUN. OF Rosedale. widow of William
Ann Green.
Funeral Wednesday at 10 O'Clock from Holy
Trinity Church. GeongetoWn. lntemeut private
des-Zt
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
HIS REQUEST REFUSED

The District Commissioners will in
form August Donath that his request that
Tennessee Avenue be improved before
cold weather sets IN cannot be granted
because OF the pressure Of work ordered
and under way ia other parts Of the city.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

OFFICE OF MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PAN1 OF THE DISTRICT OF COLI NBIN. 90
Pa ave- nu-, Washington. Nov 90. l912-Peiey
holders are notified ,hgt the .rs have or
dclei plld the members q retJrn Of savings ace
eafaiu- 90 the value oi each policy at the
close Ji 1901. Renewals f5r 1898 are PAYABLE %
the company az the same time aJ the I9te Il
I per ceutum on the premium notes, and poll
cies must he presented tIiat payments may be
entered thereon. Policies expire on the iast
Monday I'm December t19thl. Pleas. attend early
and avoid the crowd. /. PIERCE BOTEIER.
secretary dg2.9,lG.g .g3 s,29.8l
SPECIAL NOTICE. sou contemplate purch3s-
ng piano. before doing SO Boz sJrc and l-t us
mail sou souvenir of our =INtie,h auat,ei
nry. Drop us a postal or call at our ware.
rooms. CIA~ ~ STIEFF PIA ANO ROOMS
j2l 1lth So. NV J. O. Conlif. Manager. de7-tl
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
This is the Order from
the President.
DISTRICTS TO BE CONTESTED
All Over the State, the Idea Being
to Organize and Test the Re-
publican Strength Over
the State.

Jackson, Aug, 26.-Democratic nom
inees for congress in this state are to be
treated to the novel sensation OF having
opposition at the polls in November.
This fact has been learned here frcm
private source, but is vouched for as
thoroughly reliable. The information
is that the republicans are now getting
their organization perfected in several
districts of Mississippi and will put ont
candidates in some if not all of them.
This action on the part of the republi
cans is doubtless in line with the de
clared policy of President Roosevelt to
develop the full republican strength in
every congressional district, and to
maintain an organization all along the
line. In Mississippi the republicans of
course have no hope of winning in any
of the districts, but they do hope, by
matchmaking with the populists and
by drawing into their ranks all of the
discontented elements, to make an en-
couraging showing, and by this means
induce the negro republicans to pay
their taxes and qualify themselves as
voters.
1t has been many years since the re
pubIicans have had any kind of ticket
in the field in Mississippi. The last
state ticket ever nominated was in 1882
when Benjamin King of Copiah county
was nominated for governor against
Robert Lowry A full state ticket was
nominated along with King and hard
fight was made by the republicans to
recapture the state. The fight resulted
in an overwhelming democratic victory
and the scattered republican forces
never got together again except to or
ganize for the national conventions.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
BY Jack Richardson by Severely
Cutting Him in Abdomen.
THE MURDERER NOT YET ARRESTED
But the Sheriff Left for the Scene
This Morning.

Late yesterday afternoon a terrible
tragedy was enacted near McLaurin, in
this county, in which Jack Richardson
fatally cut Dave Humphries.
The crime occurred at the home of
negro, Warren Ryan, two and a half
miles from McLaurin.
1t seems that Richardson had been
drinking considerably lately and was
probably somewhat under the influence
of the :liquor when the difficulty hap
pened.
Richardson, it is supposed, had been
hunting and met Dave Humphries and
John Thompson on the road opposite
the negro's house. A dispute arose
about a dog and finally Richardson
pulled out bis knife and cut Humphries
across the abdomen, infiicting a horri-
BILE wound, from which Humphrias died
three hours later
After iuHicring the wound Richard
son left, but soon returned and with
Winchester rifle in his hand demanded
that Thompson, who had secured shot
gun and was pushing Richardson close
ly trying 10 arrest him, to drop the gun,
leveling the Winchester on him to en-
force the demand. Thompson had no
other alternative but to obey and this he
did Richardson then escaped and was
still at large this morning
Sheriff Batson was notified of the
crime and left early this morning in
buggy for the scene of the crime, being
accompanied by Mr.. Thompson who
came for him.
Medical aid was summoned for Hum
phries and everything possible done for
him, but he lived only three hours and
stated before he died that he had been
| murdered without Just cause.
| Dave Humphries. the murdered man,
was brother to the man killed by the
| Williamson brothers a few years ago
and had married his brothers. widow.
Richardson is also married man.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
OUR STATE REPUBLICANS
TO MAKE A BIG FIGHT.

train to Hattiesburg where it will be
turned over to the NJ. J. & K. G.. The
latter road Will be completed into
Hattiesburg by the first of October.
The joint traffic arrangement is an
important one, as Mobile is now one
of the hardest towns in the south to
reach from the west. It is under
stood that the Illinois Central will
arrange to carry through Pullman
from st. Louis to Mobile via Jackson
and Hattiesburg when the road is
completed.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
INCREASE IN INSURANCE.
Jackson Must Pay More on Account
of Inadequate Water Pressure.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Aug. 27.-The insurance
companies having underwater agen-
cies in the city of JACKSON announce
that twenty-five per cent increase
in rates will go into effect at the ex-
piratlon of existing policies No ex-
PLANTATION is offered of the increase,
but it is attributed to the fact that
the city govrrnment has thus far
failed to comply with the suggestion
of Inspector Johnson, of the National
Board of Underwriters, that more
adequate water pressure should be
furnished. Some time since gen.
eral increase of twenty-five per cent
was made in fire insurance rates, and
the additional increase makes insur-
ance almost prohibitive in Jackson.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
CROP CONDITIONS.
The Outlook By No Means Very
Promising.

The general summary of the
weather and the condition of the
crops for the week ending August %,
sent out by the weater bureau is as
follows:
Exclusively high temperatures
continued through the week over the
entire state, the average temperature
rsnging from four to seven degrees
above normal
A few local showers occurred,
mostly in the northern portion of the
state, which greatly benefited the
late crops in those favored localities.
In the central and southern portions
of the state the rainfall was general
" too light to be of material benefit
and serious complaints of drought
come from nearly every county.
Cotton is still looking we'll in the
northern counties and the prospects
for good yield are promising, but
in the central and southern portions
of the state it has deteriorated rap
idly. Rust and shedding are still do
ing great damage to the crop, and
the continued dry, hot weather is de-
stroying the chances for we'll fruit.
ed late crop. 1t is opening rapidly
and in some places prematurely
picking is general although the hea
has been too great for rapid progress
Late crops and fall gardens are do
ing fairly we'll where rains have fal
len recently, but over the create
part of the state they are suffering
; from the continued drought and Ii
E many localities they are cemplet
!, failures.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
A GRAND BANQUET.

Big and Little ToaSts Responded to
by Big Guns.
Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Aug 27.-An event of
much interest throughout the state
will be the banquet to be given in this
city Saturday evening by the Uni
versity of Mississippi alumni. Toasts
will be responded to by some of the
states most prominent citizens,
among the number being Chancellor
r. B. Fulton, State superintendent
of Education Whitfield, Judge r. H.
Thompson, II. G. Catchings, Hon. G.
M. Williamson, Hon. E. r. Holmes,
Hon. Dunbar Rowland, and others.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
All Were Saved.
members

"For years auffered such untold mi
sery from Bronchitis" writes J. "a.
Johnston, of Broushton, Ga, "that of
ten was unable to work, Then, when
everything else failed, / was wholly
cured by Dir. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. My wife suffered inten
sely from Asthma. till it cured her, an6
all our experience goes to show it is the
best Group medicine In the world" A
trial will convince you it's unrivaled FOL
Throat and Lung diseases. Guaranteet
b titles soc $1.0O Trial bottles free a
Tucker & Greer's.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
HOW DID IT HAPPEN
That is the Question Agitating the
Defeated Candidates.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Aug. 27.-The press of
Mississippi is still commenting on
the phenomenal run of Congressman
John Sharp Williams who was re-
nominated for congress last Thurs
day, and united demand is being
made that he enter the list for speak
er of the lower house at the beginning
of the next term. Two years ago Mr..
Williams was suggested for this
honor, its equivalent being the
leadership of the minority, but he
steadfastly declined to allow the use
of his name.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
FROM JACKSON TO MOBILE.
BY Way of Hattiesburg-A Grand
Excursion.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
jackson, Aug. 27.-Arrangements
are now being made between tire
Gulf and Ship Island and Mobile,
Jackson & Kansas City roads for q
through train to run from Jackson tc
Mobile, the G. & S. l. carrying the
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27
TWENTY.FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION
Of the Mississippi Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor Adjourns.


Knights of Honor AdjournS.
Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Aug. 27.-The Mississippi
grand lodge Knights of Honor
finished the work of its twenty-fourth
annual session today and adjourned
to meet again in Jackson one year
hence. The statistical reports of the
officers showed that the financial
condition of the order, which was in
poor shape few years ago, il
steadily improving and all death
claims have been met. The organi.
zation has lO5 lodges containing S,OOt
members.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27

All of the 50-cept frames and pictures
now 40 cents for one week, at NJ. Gal
breath's. aug27tf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27

A drop in glassware aud moth n
broken, only th prices CaI al Nj
Galbreath's. aug27tf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-08-27

Grapes 20 cents basket, lbs, to
the basket, az Pellgrini's
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
Sas 3ablsalottO.

Teben ben in man9en 2GnberH
glrppas itaatIi9 peranitdlteten Ober
beduFfi9tistsn @efbs. @ffetten> uho
iouitisen 2otterien 1T aud isnes
@liidsipiel au GROCER 8soeutuns ges
laugt, BEN bios bic l bis incl. 80 gu
@runbe liesen unb bas DesbaI6 Sds
3ablenlottp senonnt niro.
Jriiber in pielsn Staaten einge>
fibrt, purbe es i'm Sabre 1854 in
8apern u~ufsebuben unb bat am |.
Mu9uIt 1897 audi in unsarn iein
Gnbe genpmmen. SEPT beiiben muir
nod 3tpei Stadten. Seierrei4 uno
Stalien, bas 3ablsnlotto. Setn Gnts
fteben 1T auf bic @ettfu4t auriid3us
fiibren, BON Der bic 8etppbner 9snuas
felt isber fturt, i'm 16. SabrbunSsrt
iebp9 berart ersriffen puren. oab lie
duf alles, fogar auf Sob unb @eroer'
ben ibrer RG9Iten eepettet baben.
@efonbers leiOenT9aFtli6 aber iinb bic
Mettsn auf bic Wabl iener flint SenaS
loren betrieben iporeen. bic nit benz
@ogen bic Rspublit resierten urb aus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
Die bette SabneHbsloin.

@s ipirb pislfa6 bebauptet, bub
iene pitante, intereKante Grau, Don
ner man Idgen fam, lie babe elm reid
bsipegtes 2eben binter I'D, bic beiit
Biibnenbelbin dbsebe. llno 5ipor in
bss WOrtes speifa9sr 8ebeutuns,
Cine Sdaufpielerin, bic I9on piel err
lebt Bat, piro Die &ole zines leibens
f6uftliGen Weibes gang anbers auf=
fallen uno CUR Duriteaung brineen,
ais bic talentuolite .u%nerfdbrsns"
Siinserin Sbaliens. gei oben ers
tpdbntsr 8ebduptuus it aber neniser
an bic 8iinitlerin dls an bic bonn
autor gefdaffsne 5isur, bic lie I'M
Drama DertOrpern iOa. seba9t. @i4
MICE berDorrdgenbe Observation-Disclosures
beS ausldnbss ba6en nun ibrer @nfdt
bariiber. OBJ ii4 bic nJrou nit Der
@ergonsenbeit" pber oas tisenbbafte
Wsib better CUR SelOin zines S6aM.
ipiels eisne, ausbrud perlisten. Der
Srdmatifer Dapib 8elasco ertldrt, er
fiible ii9 ni9t bers9tist, fir einen
oher ben anberen Sppus sins 2dn3e gu
brsden. SeOenfals lei es erpisien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

Sadie beim SetnoIpieIe. benin pa up
na6 Der gombindtionslebre bic 80
3ablsn gu 9reier 117.480 nal bers
Idiebendrtig eruppiren ldfen, 10 fpds
rem eben 10 piele ginfdBe gum iideren
@epinne elmer Serne. ooer ipie IS
ppltstbiimli9 beiBt. zines Ssrnos
n0tbig. Den ginidB pieber gu 10
Gents eere9net, Ipiirbe bemndd fol9
Elm Spiel $11,748 erforbern, ulb. oa
es nur ca. $4,000 @epinn brddte, urs
bebingt nit einem @erluite bon $7748
enbsn. 9as 1T aber nod tpenig i'm
8erelei6e nit benz 9erlufte, ben bers
ienige erleiben miiBte, Der es ii4 in ben
&opf feben niiroe. cine Nudterne
fifer gu sspinnsn. Sn ben 3ablen
l bis 80 iinb nGmlid ni6t tpeniger
als 1855, 100 FOLDER Qudternert ent.
balten. limb nun erit bic Quinternen!
SIS lit bere9net porben, baB es beren
in ben 3ablen 1 Bis 80 1858
aiebt. unb bdB elm Menf6 6 poae
Sabre. Sag unb Ru6t, obne gu ellen
Obsr su idlafen. ia obne aud nur cine
Minute au rditen, fdreiben miiBte,
nm al bieie Nuinternen gu Papier gu
bringen.
4Rgeiidts beFen mub ielbt Der
cberfldfli9 9entenbe s%ertennen, in
pel9' aepaltisem @ortbetle ii4 bic
2ottobalter benz publitum %gegeniiber
felt ieber befanbeR unb nod INNER be-
finben, unb peI9' gepiFenlois
S4pinbler bic f%ogenannten 2ottpT
Matchmaker unb >YrofeHoren finb.
pelhe in giidern. Sdriften unb @ns
nonrsn fred b~ebuupten, Spielmetbobsn
erfunbsn gu baben. mittelft beren man
i'm 3ablenlotto nit fpenig @elb
r%sarantirt ii9er" grOBe Reidtbiimer
9eninnen tonne,
Die erite 3iebuns bes Diterrei6ifden
3dblenlpttps in Wien fano am 81.
October 1852 itatt, nobel bic Stunt
mern &c, 81, SO. II. IA seaossn tpur'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
3ttbun g.

Qiehuun
,.u ,,s stu6mo6sr.
p.ui a"I ill., en g,% M Ia, Ssrnn
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m1 oUu ;sn ~ misrsr ootnins.
%iat. srsI;S mo+sr SonIs
'~eS nsst.n u ia Gin.
Luz 2ag;'G :" stt.rs;Asr osl
nsu' SSlu..na"s N.Y. s.nS-
D.H o.p'tt.'us M4iIS.rsr w.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

@liidsaablen, bic Der adrntner Bauer
in Der nit Wafer sefiiaten SdiiHel
erblidt. in fpel9e er bas Wafs BON eis
ner gu 2i9tmeB setpeibten &erae trGuz
feln 'lGBt. Do9 barf bies BEL 2eibe
nidt gu g%ep0bnli9en 3eiten, fonbern
muir bann seideben, ipenn bas Saus
bes 8etreffenben in 6lammen itebt.
Oenn nur bann bilben Ii9 aus benz
Wads bic in Der nGditen 3iebung bers
austommenben 9liidssablen unb brinz
gen benz Manne 10 piel @elb elm, baB
er fem Saus fpieber aufbauen lam.
Srobbem Sisben es natiirli9 piele
&Grntner 8uuern bor, ibrs SGrisr gee
gen Seueri9aber orbentli9 su pers
iidern. Sn StdIi.n bingsgsn, mo bis=
fer abergluube glei6faus berrf6t,
maiden bic Observation-Disclosures
f6aften f6lefte @eIdGfte. lleberz
baupt beberridt Der Acknowledgements
in Stulien psit gr0bsre &reife als il
Sefferrei6 unb lift bort aud piel frais
Ter, ipobl neil er gar nift betGmpft,
fonbern i'm 9esentbeile bon perfdiebss
men 6attoren nod gsndbrt pirb. Sat
bod. nm nur zines gu fagen. erft iiineit
cine 3eitung in Gatania ibren 2eiern
mitgetbeilt. baB lie einen 9ottopropbes
ten engagirt babe, befen pfIift ss fei,
benz publifum allpOdentli9 bic beftsn
Rummern gu nertiinben. limb bies
gei9ab obne Riifiidt duf bic S6ats
fade, baB idon mebrere berartige
Dropbeten, beren Nummern nidt 6ers
d%usgetommen fuaren, bon SpielerR
perlebt iporben iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05
@pr Der 6 pllsttur I.

neun3ia sum Senatorendmte gepihers
maBen pripiIegirten @Oeligen idbrli9
speimal bur9 bas Coos sepGblt muir
ben. gu bisiem Gnoe Idrieb man Die
Namen iener neun3ig Gerufenen auf
Bethel, peldein elmer prne gsiammelt
iuuroen. Na9bem ale 3ettel barin
unb ge60ris bur6einanoer seI9ittelt
tpuren, 3og man unter sspiTen 5orms
li6teiten flint bapon berdus. mad
iebem 3use ben auf benz 3ettel per@
aeidneten Rpbile ols freiertpdblten
@enator perfiubenb. Die 9enueier
fpetteten nun untereinoer, pel6e Nas
men beraustommen fpiirben. Die eins
fa6ite Wette ipar bic, bdb biefer oeer
iener Der in Der urne liegenben Rdmen
iiberbaupt gsSogen perben lpiirbe. Sic
purbe nGstrdtto" Qlusaug) senannt
unb alsbalb babin perOoatommnet,
Sab man f%pettete, elm gefpifer Name
iperbe inter ben geSpgenen Der erIte,
apeite, brittle, pierte ober finite iein.
Serner nettete man 4mbo unb Serno,
b. b. bab spei poer oret beitimmte Raz
men inter ben flint 9esOsensn iein
tperbsn, unO ging enblid 10 peit, auf
bier, ia Ielbit auf flint beitimmte Nas
men. Quaterno unb auinterno, gu
tpetten. 9isIe Wettiudt ergrtff im<
mer peitere &reife, 10 baB i'm 16.
S%abrbunbert fir berlei @etten 9anten
er0ffnet nuroen, an benen glrm uno
&eid. Sung unb Nlt ibr Slid pers
fu6en tonnten. Oils aber gegen oieIe
rpeit" snblid elm @erbot crying. riidte
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fort nit benz IGngit gefdBten Pldne
heruus, Itatt Der peun5ig Ramen neuns
Siq Rummern, bic 3lblen 1 Bis 80.
auf 3ettsl gu i9reiben, in einen Sppf
au perfen uub gu bsitimmten 3eits
puntten 3iebungen BON ie flint Rumz
mern poraunebmen, in3pii6en aber
Sstrottos, Imbos, Sernoz, Auuz uno
Nuinternopetten auf ale 80 3a6lsn
nit SeOermann ein5ueeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

Tpart perben, baB lie bur9 uneei6idte
Mabnabmen bieiem Sreiben @orI6ub
geleiitet baben. Die ProSeBpsrhdnse
lunsen, benen Elm Sablreifes publi>.
tum nit seipunHter @ufmertIamfeit
fOlgt, snirolIen romantii9>piloe Bill
Der aus benz Siiben, iuo bic @lutrahe
nod in alter Meiie eeii6t pirb unb bic
9eiOeni9dften pebsr bur9 9eieb noA
Site seaiigelt psrben. Die perioHsn.
he in benz qroseb afs 3eueen uuftrs>
ten, limb daratteriitiiGe Sbpen zines
uripriinelifen @oltsifluses. Der nod
heute SiSilieH unb' SiiOitdlien be-
pobnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-05

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I6einen, 1T oaber Elm iebr pidtissr
9e6elf hes 2ottoIpielers. IS feblt
osnn aud in teiner 2ottpcoaeitur unb
bilbet 7e6it benz &dlenoer bic 8iblios
tbet ga: pieler 2eute. Nutiirli9 1T
audi fir iene gsIorgt, bensn bus
Sraum6u6 teinen aufidlub gu seben
oermag. sic erbalten einerfeits bel
DabrIdssrinnen bic seninnbringers
ben Rummern, anbererleits aber gttbt
e3 in Der NGbe ben Bonn, Suodpelt,
Gina uno Mien AueIen, duf Dersn
tlursm @rinbe @liids5uhlen gu err
fdeincn pf!egsh. Die Wiener Quele
beibt oas nSungfernbriinpI" uno be-
finbet ii6 i'm Wdlbe BON Siepering,
elmer am 5ube 6es &obleneebirses ees
le9ensn SrtI9uft, bic felt einigen Sab
rem gum NIX. Wiener @emeinoebez
sirte geb0rt. SauIenoe ptlsern iobrs
aug idbrsiH gum nSunefernbriinol",
itdrren in bas WaTfer, unb ibre iibers
relate 9bantaiie ldbt'fie iuirtIi9 Nums
mern Ieben. bic oasgluge zines normas
len Meni9eu ME unb nimmer gu ents
beden psrmaa.. 0asIelbe ALT pon ben