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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-08
Der sBabrfprma Der 1fetrOpOle.


8enn bic 3situnssn Der Siabt 9stv
Dort einftimmte in ibren aneabsn iibsr
etraS iino, bann fam man biefe au6
fur abiolut tpabr betrahtm. Obne iebe
Stimme oes Biberiptu6es iaeten fie bon
Abam 5orspaueb unb @sbr. Sells Gnor.
men 8ereiniaten S6outsQunesn. oils
oieie ibre iabrllGen @rbfnunespotftsqun.
gen i'm Wublion Gquate @arten eaben,
oab, 10 erob aud pisis Shauhslunesn
in ftlbsrsn Sabrsn 6stpsIsn iinb, fe fib
ibutid6li@ IN bieiem Sobre lbertrofsn
bditen unb baB feline @ireus' 8ortelung
auf BEN amsrlfanif1sn Continent ibnsn
lsmals 5ubor eleiheeiommen ober nur
ssniesnb nnbe esfommsu isi. um init
lbnen in oerteIben alaRs perssidnet 40
tDsrosn. NsD Dcrter 8eliuneen fino ben
Nsw gorier S~nititutiOnsn itsis loyal ees
nnnt, unb ba blsie srObs @onlpllOntiOn
Der einsi8e @iieus 1T, Der fi& in Der
Rettcpole ieben ldbt. aud Der einsiae in
oieiem 2anbe. ber iemals in u p gorf,
BrootIpn. 9biIaoelpbia uno anpsren
Stdoten i'm Often 8orhslunssn ssssbsn
bat. 10 III lbt @nibuiiaSmus baribsr su
snii&uloieen, befont ere ba bieie S&ou:
fslun8en 70 fiber oas er6btm6elihe Sob
usrblsnen. Sc 1T fat unm6sIi@ bic
Aneubsn iber ibre @rOBattisteit unb
SsbensipdrDistsit su lbsrtreibsn. tpie ben
bier %porbanosnsn Circus 2rltiisrn burd
cine srafte @~lebeboIune Der Netp Dorisr
B~ortslunsen betp,eisn ipsroen piro. tpenn
oisielben am Dienftae, ben 30. Wai. in
Scranton Iein tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-08
On @aflaHb fAeiHt es jar Belt Dos
herinAehen.

Die ffrense Gsnfur IdBt Rnr ipdrIiGe
9a&ri&ten lber bic s~lusbsbnune ber
nnruben in 8ubiaab mad BEN Muslanbe
eelan8en. Die fprtiHrihliHen. aufse.
lldrten aIafen Rublanbs iHeinen lest
esmeiniame SADIE nit ben unsufriebenen
unb unterbridten arbeitern unb 8auern
su MAIDEN. Die 9sbBrbsn iino batiber
in erobsr 8eiorenib, sumul fis fdrdisn.
bab he fi4 nidt anf has Miliidr pertdI.
len t6nnen. Sn IuIa babsn ii6 itlnst
bic Soloaten 8etpeieert nit iharfen 8as
tronen auf bas Bolt Su fdie6sn. Ser
Auftane 1T an perfdiebsnsn Stslsn Iu
elei4er 5eit gum ausbru1 eeiommen.'
Die 8eriuGe. ben General TrspOif uno
anbsre bO6itebsnbs Bsamtsn su ermor.
ben, finb bon ipeittraeenber 8ebeutung.
SIN tlefften Sioen bes 8si@ss, bel 8as
tum uno BEL TiHis, babsn I&psre admpfe
juii4sn Der PoIijsi unb ben 8auern itatt.
ssfunben.
Bel Gifis iparbsn 80 p%srionsn sst5b.
tst. SIN bobsn Norben, in SinnIanb,
febt ss ~ebensfaas isbr bsbsnili& aus.
Sn itineiter 9eit 1T eS in ct. petersburg
iu erei. in WOsluu Su spsi, IN 8isff su
orei, in @basfof ~ elmer. in Osfatsrin.
oslap gu elmer uno in OoeHa su msbreren
sefdbrli&sn aunbssbunssn esfommsn.
S&Ie&ts 8srpuIiuHs. rlntsrbrlduns
uno Notb finb bic 1riadsn Der Auf.
itdnoe. SIN 0orboItsn. i'm SabOltsn, i'm
Often unb ion mittleren 8uBlanb bsrrfdi
in monGen Ditriftsn Suneersnoib.
Dreibie Beanie in perfdisbsnsn Stdbtsn
limb perbaftet poroen. neil ie feline @es
tpaltmabreseln seeen bas Bolt aripsu.
ben tuouten. Die Offeiers zines Sofia.
dsn' Regiments in 81. petersburg. mel.
DIES BefebI srbislt, 8u~nbeebuneen auf
ben Straben su unterotdden. baben re.
ignirt. aaes in aaem srtpoaen mub
mon suaeben, bob 8uBlanb am 8Orabsnp
8rober nmpdlsunsen itsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-08
Mareoni's gunfen'E Geographic i'm
Sinteraruno.

Das 3eitaIter bes untsrissif&en aa.
bells ndbert fia feinem gnbe. Sn iurser
8eit tplrp es mSslid fem, brabtloie Dee
pei&en lber ben aroBen Sdrinestei6 Iu
isnben. Dem 9rofefor R. ". 5sRsnben.
sinsm fraberen Afifenten @biiOn's, III
% eeluneen, Elm Spftem Der 5unien.1e.
Issrnpbie su %eriinnen. eesen tpslAss bas.
ieniee oes itaIisniiden Reflamsbslbsn
Wareoni fiH unesfdbr ausnimmi. ipie
bas erie bon 8oberi Sutton eoaftruirie
Dampfboot esssn einen Der mobsrnen
Oeeanpinbbunbe. Ssbt u III sr nit
feiner @rfinbung boz bic Melt 8etreten.
SIN 8eiieiu Der Narins . 2isutenanis
Bs&er unb Subeins. bss 5uperintsn.
bsnten Eittman BON 2lfteL permeGs
upes. Department uno anosrsr 6a&leute
ipuros fem Spifsm offeisQ eeprift unb
% bot bic 6euerprobe eldnsenb bsltans
ben. 8wii&sn Weir's pOint uno BEN
80 Wsileu s%ntfsrnten Gap Satteras
Dubsnbe bon 5unisn, Depei&en
elmer S4neaieleit bon rs @orten in
Der Winute esme6f 1t. Der Mpparat
,rbeiteie 10 ilder uno prdciie tpie Elm
..9lopier" am gnoe zines
Rupferbrahies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-08

- Ga %bsrIautsi, oaB bic Ssrren SITE
mems & 9aiste in Ramsu oss Or. Braun
sinen Sontrait nit Der 6tsrrei&i'&e 8s.
sletuns unter3sidnst BADEN our @rri6iune
oes Braun' Spfsms brabtlofer 9elearas
pbie an osr aor.atif6en 2lRe. GIN 8robe
3enee Ipparate tpuroen ju BEN @nbe
bon Berlin mad poIa abssi&idt.
The colored American., 1902-10-11

T. formers
Richmond
20 per cent on the cost Of food products
hEFoR@ER Is the newspaper published
Richmond
combination
1b once bids the which
W
Orderba
minded
opened 20 the decpd Of
ito Thee
members OF the Order
in
desirable location
Orde The Order
with fee simple value of II
buildings. = - '
For further information addssa
WH LEAYICa. ". 4 xrsss A-
The colored American., 1902-10-11

| success of our schools; he thanked God
for the colOred teachers, who are
among the best in the country, and
J who are making our schools better
, every day by their patience, toll, ex-
| cellent teaching, and by lending their
| heartieSt support to the officers and
| trustees.
Mrs. Belle G. Francis and Mr.. J. +.
Bundy, the trustees, also welcomed the
teachers, and commended them for
leaving the city in the summer to at
tend summer schools, thereby imprOv-
ing their minds, and then going to the
mountains, seashOre or travelling about
the country, thereby improving the
body. The trustees desired to have
these schools models" in every respect
and will recognize and promote those
only who show merit and efficiency
After suggesting "thorOughness, at
tention to small things, faithfulness
and careful study of each child to suit
his needs" they wished the teachers a
very prosperous year.
Then DR.. Montgomery delivered the
best address ever heard by the teach
ers of Washington upon such an occa-
sion. For fully five minutes after he
had finished, the walls rang, echoed
and re-echoed with the prolonged and
hearty applause of those who had lis
tened for long time to the beautiful
thoughts as they rolled from his lips.
Never before has ne been heard TO
such excellent advantage. Never be-
fore has he risen to the heights of el0-
quence and beauty, never before has
he carried his audience by storm to
such depths Of sincerity and love for
their calling, to the sacredness of their
duty and to the reward of the success
full and honest work. "Self-reliance,
self-knowIedge and self-control," he
said, decide success in life"
An effort is being made 10 secure the
address for publication.
The colored American., 1902-10-11
w S MONTGOMERY.

smiling faces, improved minds and
strong bodies, they greeted their fel-
low-workers with hearty, happy and
sincere speeches of welcome. Instruc.
tlons were given to all with the fond
est hopes for a more prosperous year
IN all respects. After a general hand
shaking and greeting of each other. the
teachers were notified to meet at the
high school at 4 o'clock p. m. This IS
the only meeting during the year when
all of the cOlOred teachers are assem-
bled in one place at one time, and the
event is always anXiously greeted.
For fully an hour before the meeting
convened, teachers and officers were
The colored American., 1902-10-11

ones look younger; the young ones look
better; the supervisors look happy (es-
pecially Mr.. Nalle); the superintend-
ent looks wiser; the trustees look eX-
tremely happy; they have been ap-
pointed for another term of seven
years.
Mr.. A. H. Stuart, superintendent,
made the opening speech, IN which he
welcomed all of the teachers to their
labors, and said, among other things,
that he thanked God for such a man
as DR.. w. S. Montgomery, who has
been such a factor in the progress and
else; the stout ones are not so stout;
the thin ones are not so thin; the old
The colored American., 1902-10-11

The enrolment at Mrs. L. R. CIarke's
school of dressmaking and millinery
has exceeded the most sanguine expec-
tatiOns. The main school rooms are at
1439 w street n. W., with branches at
Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Zion church, in
this city, and at 1926 Druid Hill ave
nue, Baltimore, Md.
The colored American., 1902-10-11

On Saturday morning of last week.
at 8 o'clock, the three supervising prin-
cipals, Messrs. E. w. Brown, J. c..
Nalle and J. B. Clarke, met their teach
ers for the first time since June. With
The colored American., 1902-10-11
SOME TOUCHING SCENES.

Prof. Montgomery Addresses 06e
Teachers at Ole Nj Street High
School Preparatory to Begin
ming Work ef O6e Year-A Mas
to rlY Effort The Outlook.
The colored American., 1902-10-11

gathering at the high school, the Alma
Mater of nearly the entire corps.
The sight was truly an inspiring and
interesting one to have seen hundreds
OF the brightest, most refined, most chi.
tureu and highly educated teachers in
the United States as they assembled in
the chapel of the high school.
The old school ma'am" and the new
ly appointed school miss" are here On
2 Iegel; everybody greets everybody
The colored American., 1902-10-11

Loans snd discounts .......... SS,272 80
D her stock, bonds and
mortgages ...................... I64 423 SO
Due from National BANKS ... 49, ,383 %
Banking House ........ ......... Il, 900 90
Other real estates .............,. 80 5SS 90
Furnlture and Fixtures ..... $3.50 90
Current expenses and taxes
paid ......... ......... .............. l 38S SO
Specie, nickels and cents .... Il, 500 so
Paper currency ......... .......... IS, $50 90
Total ........ ................ 381, ,I2O 81
The colored American., 1902-10-11

In Clsss b, the age limit Is IA to so years.
dues. 81 rs to $3.50. The Certificate Is valued
After year, its value lie $500 to $65.
In Glass {, the age limit is IA to 90 years. r
% so 20 40 The Certificate is valued first year
one year its value is $500 to $500.
In Glass NJ, the age limit is IA to 80 years. Fe
$21 to $25. The certificatei valued from date of
You are entitled to Life Membership In c
Classe and upon purchase of the required
pays a dividend annually of 20 per cent.
The Grand Fountain United Order Of True r.
&c. 1900, total of 1882 Death Benefits. with gra
HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
The colored American., 1902-10-11
THE GRAND FOUNTAIN.
United Order nl
@Trus Reborn
ORGANIZED January
Office Goa, 606 and SQG n. End st.

interests OF its
opportunity glt edged
controlled
ored men, who members of the Order
han three (8 older than sixty 600 eb
There Fountains, the Subordinate Rosebud
be
(accoding age joining fee II Won
the month
You 80
you month In wat
me VIVA
Benefit your ismlly you die within
After the Death Benefit Is S1S5. 90
The colored American., 1902-10-11


received deposits following
The colored American., 1902-10-11

Capital stock paid in .......... S8,125 %
surplus fund -.................... 90 957 81
Undivided profits. s.............. 6,826 80
Demand certificate of de-
post. ........... 96, 1856 e
Time certificates of deposit 49, ,424 u
Total ........................... 89I, ,12O
The colored American., 1902-10-11

and II year OF age. You pay 81. 90, eitl
instsllments. The monthly dues are eithe
as Fountains may decide. The annual Is
You receive as Sick Benefit from 81. so to s
In weekly payments.
AS Death Benefit, your family will be
you die within year. After one year the
Is S37.
In the INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. ther
Classes:-Class B, Glass z, and Glass n.
payable annually or quarterly.
The colored American., 1902-10-11

THE BANK.-In our Savings Bank the Ord
and furnishing Institution that is credit not
der butthe race well. It began 1siness ApIi
capital stockis 800 OOG. The business is the 81
any other regularly constituted bank, and is
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0aah ber Waffenitrefnne Der
Buren,.

Gus Yretpria miro Qemelbet, baS
bic iebt etma 10, 500 Buren bic @afs
fen eeftredt baben unb baB Die 8ab(
Der nod fulaenoen Nahaualer pere
mutbllb nur cine iebr geringe Sein
mirb. Inter bieien aapitulanten
befanoen itb anaben Biz su 49,. eff
Sabren! Die iiberpiegenDe Webr<
5abl mar unter 80 Sabren, bod feblte
e8 0arunter aud ni9t an boben
Seh5igern unb Siebsieern.
Den pDrliegenoen Beritten mad,
i0bnen iib bic Buren unertpartet
lAneu nit Der MeuDronuna Der
Dinge aus. 9ageae1 berridt unter
ben leitenoen Buren, cine oufauenoe
Grbitterung gegen Srantreit unb
Deuti1lano, uno 5tuar aus Dem
@runbe, neil bic BHren ben al, 1id
bofnungsloien @iberftano nur in
Tplae Der burenfreunolihen 6altuns
Der 6eutiben unb fran50iiiden Brefie
10 LANCE fprtgeiebt bdtten = in Der
Spffnung, baB es 1bliebli@ bod
nod CUR Snternentiof elmer Der &C.
nannten Wdbte, Doer beiber. tems
men rperoe! giniee Der Buren, ges
ben in bieler Grbitteruns 10 tueit,
baB fie Der 6offnung Iusbruf ner<
.leiben, zines 1age8 nod einmal nuf
britiiber Seite eeaen cine oiefer
8tGbte fdmpfen gu t1nnen!
nebrigenS lit oieie grbitterung -
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eniQlten8 mas 0eutlhlano

m~enigItenS mas 9euti9lano anz
lanet = cine rebt erunoloie, oa Die
amtlibe beutIbe Bre1ie ME elm 0ebl
oaraus eenta6t bat, oaB BON elmer
oeutihen SnterpentiDn in Snoafrlta
unter feinen %l1n1ftdnoen Die Geoe
Iein tonne. Iuberoem fDnttten Die
Buren NIT tpeit mebr Reht auf Die
Wmerifaner uno lire 8relie erbittert
iein. limb auf Die Imerifaner init
Inn 10 mebr @runo i'm 6inblid auf
uniere 8ferbes uno Maultbier=2ie=
ferungen!
Die Befirbtung, baB es smiihen
ben 8uren, bic eft nah benz Srie=
bensihluiie Die 8aiien itredten uro
benienigen, bic itd ben @nsldnoern
i9pn friiber ereeben uno logar auf
seiten Der @naldnoer eefobten batz
ten, au ernften g%onflicten fommen
meroe, lit Stpar gum Ebeil eineetrDf=
fen, aber boob nt9t in benz umfange,
mie man erpartet bate.
Die Buren, eeben iebt gu, bab fie
mdbrenb bes &rieees eroBe Wengen
BON Munitipn burb Bortuaieliib=
Oftafrifa erbalten baben. Sic baz
ben jeoob bel Der @afenltreduna
nur penig Munition a%bgelielert, ba
iie erfldrten, iie batten Die Batronen
felt benz 5rieoensiblui1e gum grDB=
ten Ebeile fir Sago 3mede per=
tpenbet.
General 9eWet bat erfldrt, oah
feline aleriinaiten &alnpfer-o. B.
&naben unter 16 Sabren-leine auerz
beiten uno anperldliigiten Soloaten
gepeIen ieien. 9ieielben bdtten in
oielen 6GQen nod Stanb gebalten,
noenn Die dlteren 9eute bereits pDn
ibren Bplitionen aurudsemiben
ieien.
Sn elmer Nniprabe an Die fapitus
lirenoen Buren, in &roonitaot, in Der
Dranie @iper=g plpnie, erfldrte Der
britiihe General g0ipt, Der 6aupt-
tpunfb bes &Dnigs BON England,
ieiner @eqieruae uno oes ganaeu
britil1en golfes eebe babin, oaB Die
8uren lpbalb tpie mD9li6 auf ibre
5armerl suriidfebren uno iib Der er.
folgreiben 8emirtbibaftung oeriel=
ben mieoer piornen fDnnten. De,
&Dnig, 1blpB @enerl @aiot, babe ir
einem &abeltelegramm Die Burer
beelidpiniht 5u Der tapferen 6al=
tung, pelbe iie tpdbreno bes ganser
&rieges betpabrt bdtten. 9ieie Weit:
tbeilung tpuroe ourbC 9Dbrufe au'
ben &Dnig @bmaro uno ben General
&it@ener beantrpDrtet.
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8untes 0lllerlei aus 9eutfdlano.

&aiier @ilbelm bat einen fritz
beren frans1iiihen Dffisier, Der ME
in Der beutIhen Nrmee eeoient bat,
gum @ittmei1ter a la suite oes
1euber &ural1ier>= &e9imentes err
nonrt. @s 1T bies Der Baron be
Shmio, CUTS uno Sabrif 8eliber
in Saaralben unb &eibsta9sabge=
prbneter fir ben @ablfreis Saar=
aeminb in 2otbrineen. 9ieie @r=
lennung, nelbe g~elegentlih oes
lebten &ai1er : Beiuhes in Web err
fplgte. 1T elm ponftdnoiees Mopum.
ueber feline Dienit5eit in Der frana0=
ii1den Mrmee tbeilt Baron be Sbmio
Der .5traBbureer 8oit" nit. oaB er
lin Iranfrei1 bic Off5iercarriere
gemadt babe unb nah brei Sabren
als Dffisier Der @eierpe aus benz
actipen Dienft ausgetreten let"
Dieier Nustritt erfol9te i'm Sabre
1883.
Der preubi1be 2%ebrerperein
bat nit GROCER Mebrbeit Die @rrids
tuna eines Talf>D entmalS in 6amm
belblpfen. 5000 big 10000
Marf iinb bereits 5ur Ierfagung ge=
felt morben.
BUR 6inoigfeit Der oeutihen
@eids : Soft brinet bic nBefto.
8unbibau" folgenoeu Beitrag aus
Barmen: ITO the Postmaster
Germany. Sp lautet Die Norefe
elmer Bpittarte aus Colombo, gepz
Ion, folgenben Snbalts: Dear
Postmaster, kindly send this
post card to this trademark
firm as | require to get soon
some things from them. Unable
to send orders without knowing
the proper address," Ser Ibs
ienoer batte auf bic &arte elm gti=
quet eetlebt, tuelbes elm Biloseihen
unb Monoeromm, ionie Die WDrte:
"Registred Germany" entbielt.
Die Disqualification in Berlin,
uelhe oieie &arte empfing, lanote
iie an Die Waaren3eibensN btbetlung
bes faiierliden Yatentamtes, bort
ermittelte man aus ben iiber $4,000
eingetragenen @aarenaeiben ben
Better bes gtiqrietts, uno oann gez
lanete bic &arte ribtig an bic Bar=
mer grpurtfirma, fiir bic fie beitimmt
mar.
- Inter Der Spibmarfe m3mei
ionoerbare 6eilige" miro Der mWfinz
bener Iae. 3ts." iiber einen niht
9eraoe eeihmadoouen Nrditettens
lhers aus 6eioelberg nie folgt be-
ribtet; IS mar bier in letter Belt
iebr aufsefaaen, oaB bas getreten
Der ibrer 8~ouenoung entgeeengebens
ben neuen fatboliiben 8xhe i'm
tpeitliben Staottbeil ieoermann aufs
itreng1te pertpebrt purbe. Sebt lit
Der @runo pffenbar eetpproen: Der
BauinIpettDr uno iein 8aufnbrer
batten iber benz 6odalter an STEELE
Der Mppftelbiften FOLDER ibrer eiges
men Berlon anbringen laiien uno,
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gtae aeranidlofe sdreibmaid5ime.

@elebrte bebaupten, bab Die gum Setriebe elmer
es,p6bntideH s~9reibmaidine erfOroerlide anitren.
suns iebt Dem 8eraui6 o~erielben babin mirtt, Die
Geiunobeit au ibdolssn uno Merpoitdt gu uerur=
laden. Gin oeuti9er Grinder bat oesbalb cine Ma=
I6ime bersetelt, pelde our6 a~uftorud auf Die Sa=
item betrieben miro uno bag 8erduih iopie einen 9u=
ten sbeil arbeit beieitist. Die Ginfubruns ocriel=
ben mag elm gses iein, Die @eiunobeit su erbalten
uno Nerpoiitdt 3u perbhten, ieood siebt es einen bel
leren uno penieer toftipieli9en @eg, nno beftebt Die
Ier IN Dem 8ebraua BON Rptetter's Magenbitters
Vile aeute nit iibenoer gei6dftisune ~beoirfen oieiel
munberpotlen .Mfeoi3in, UNI Die gerDauune gu inter-
tiben uno Die 9drrle r~eeelmdBig. au erbalten: 81
ipiro ferner Spspepiie, @alepersItung. S4lafloiig=
teit unb gterpoftdt beilen. 2aBt Guf ni6t ourf
getrug gum Innebmen BON etruas yebenio 8utem"
~uerleiten. @s siebt feline Dem gitters glei6e Mebi3in.
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Sn Soboten fab Wlrs. s.
6eelep elm aino aus Dem Senfter
ibres 6aules fallen uno alaubte, es
lei ibr Spbn. Wtit einem lauten
&ufihrei ianf iie gu 8ooen uno
ueniae Winuten ipater mar iie toot.
Oas 8lno, melbes elmer Nabbarin
aebDrte, muroe nur leibt perlebt.
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MnRIiDe MmfftGSmma


.atbdIt bas s~eoiesene Seutiae @ert ,.9sr Ges.
S aisIss=i isSsTsiS5sn 10. s anRasfa nsu G nsbit s Fass' Us.
banoluus iiber sinherlpie &ie,t, peldes bon mann
nno 5rau gefefel, werselt ioate. l.nentbsbrlfG
fit iunse 2eute, bic fG perebeliGen luousn, cher
uisliiflid, Deri,cirati,et fno.
Sn isidt DerEdHolider gBeise tn anseflbrt. tp,e
r1an sefuEse @inher seuSt uno Gefbfcdfsfroyss
better unb Die b6lcu 5olsea ben Srsenciinben.
tpis Sd,tudd,e, @erppfTtdt, Snippten,, Nplntfs
bd6tniB. Gnersss.pfiaf eit lrb ssrd,npsaeerbrltd.
opne fd,dciid,eil WssSi;iiicn cdi.srno tetien faitn.
Sin syeuer 6reuno ,tso iuei!,r atatt9eber il. bieie3
plans bon IS Cts. GpItmarts,, in cirfadcm nm.
i6la9 ~iorsioin eerpedt. srei 5uaeidid1 .pirb.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

were huddled in the street bewailing
their losses.
Dan. by this time, could turn out
with the best of them. He was the
first off the tender as it drew up at the
corner hydrant and it was he who
seized the hose and paid it out as the
cart went down to the fire. BY the
time the hose coupling was complete
Old fairly shook the street with the
vibration of the heavy machinery.
AT this instant a frightened cry
arose from the crowd. In the fourth
story window old Mrs Callahan was
preparing to jump. The truckmen
rushed for the life net which is car
ried on every piece of apparatus, but
before they could stretch it Dan had
seized scaling ladder Though the
flames were showing through the sec
ond-story window, he fastened lit in
the sill. Up he went, and when he
swung his leg over the sill he could
feel the fierce heat. No. 9 had a Sec
ond line of hose by that time, and
as he again raised the ladder a stream
was sent in through an ajoining win
dow, drenching out the flame for a
moment. This gave him a chance to
work more quickly. Up he went, as
steadily as if he were at the school.
Mrs. Callahan, crazed with fright,
wa SlllS lIOIIt lAlG WliIAOW Sill ny
her hands. At last Dan threw the
hook into the sill beside her. Going
halfway up, he snapped the hook on
the ladder, and just as her strained
hands released their grasp he caught
her about the waist. In another mo-
ment a thirty-five-foot ladder was
| raised, and she was carried down.
| When the report of the fire went
| in, Cross wrote in the section of the
,,,-s,1 tal 20 .,.lre.
Probationary Fireman Daniel Hale
! of engine company 8 rescued Mrs. Den
! mis- Callahan, aged 40, from the fourth
floor window in the following manner:
| Upon the arrival of hook and ladder
| company he seized a scaling ladder
and Immediately climbed the front of
| the building, and on reaching the win
| dow of the fourth floor Mrs. Callahan
| was taken out and carried down to
the third floor and passed to Fireman
| Henderson of hook and ladder COM
| pany A, who was on the thirty-five-
foot ladder raised by that company
/ and by him she was taken down the
| ladder to the street.
| Il respectfully recommend that the
| name of Probationary Fireman Haniel
| Hale be placed upon the roll of honor
| for personal risk. l would further rec
| ommend that he be transferred to the
hook and ladder branch of the service
! because of his ability as a life-saver."
Dams first step upward had been
| taken.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10

may be square, of any well-seasoned
wood, the grooves being cut with a
chisel or plane.
Make two wooden frames, mitering
the corners, with grooves on all four
sides to hold the top and bottom of the
glass. The glass is inserted in the
grooves of the frames, and the ends of
the glass in the grooves In the pillars
The frames are then screwed or nailed
on the top and bottom of the four pill
lars that hold the frames in place.
The pillars may be made of pieces of
zinc bent in L shape and mailed to the
top and bottom of the frames If
zinc pillars are used, four narrow
pieces of wood. one for each corner,
about one-half inch square, running
from the top frame to the bottom, and
fastened at both ends to the frame. will
hold the glass in place and the outside
edges may be covered in the same way.
so that no grooves will be required.
The case must be provided with an
easily movable lid. Make light frame
of four narrow pieces. to fit exactly
into the top of the case, and over this
frame fit a piece of zinc, neatly per-
forated for ventilation. The zinc
should be cut about a quarter of an
inch all around larger than the frame
TO prevent the lid from falling into the
case, and the animals Or insects in
closed for them to eat from getting
out
In the center cut round hole. four