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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-17

fabricandose esos artfculos sin L. Sc
guridad de venderlos & dobls precio
que aates; y como este tampoco era
probabls en Ia situacion en- que se
coloeaba Ia isls, s imponi6adoge
ademas por IA tarifA B nuevas con.
tribucioues al comerciante por ma
yor, al comerciants al detail, & los
duenos de salones d. bebidas, res
taurauts, caf9s, hoteles y casss de
h6esp sdes, las pulparfas hssta
q los ventorriltos y puestos amb1-
lantes por los lfquidos alcoholics
que vendiesen, 10 cnal abfa da re-
trae"le5 de contiuusr sue3e nag0-
clio 9 por 10 menos compete les dis
minuir sus compras, sue adi6 10 que
era fo~Zoso sue csdiese; que Ia mayor
parte ds los alambiquss 2 aparatos
de destilaci0a, 81 no todos, paraliz =
ron completsm ente sus trdb3i0s;
que muchos de los hAcendados tu.
vieron- que tirar sus mieles vender
las por faIta de com cradores a iii
precio cuando antes las raIiz aban
facilmente hasta diez y oace pssoG
los cientofd diez galones; qua priva
dos de ese recuFso, que en- IrgsuiCs
me o Ia Factoria Central de
Can6vanos representaba uillAres De
pesos, alguuos hacendados Sc arrri-
marou para siempre, y otros tuvie-
ron que reducir su plantfos, Gu I'll
vsrlos nal, DEF jsudo sin trabaio y sin
pan ;nfnidad de jornaleros; en- una
palabra, un des3stre
HAbiendonos extendidoya dema-
siado, tenemcs que aplazAr la conti-
nuaci6n para el pr6ximo rGmero.
Julian E BJanco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-17

Digan 10 que quieran los inte-
resados 8 inconsistencies defeusores
del bill Ho!lander, ese bill ha sido
funesto para Ia pros peridad de Puer-
to Rico, perjudicial para su propio
Tesoro, y a demostrarlo bastara la
impugnaci6n qae hacenos ahora,
tan solo de los arbitrios en- 6 esta-
b'ecidos y mencionados en- Ell epf-
grAfe de este art1cuIo.
E1tre los que aquf mOramos
desde antes del af10 mil ochocientos
nOventa y ocho, nadie iguora ell gran
desarrOllo que en- esta isla habfs al
canzado Ia industria de Ia fabrica-
ci6n del rom de cana y otras varias
de Ia misma derivadas; no solo un
gran ndmero de los hScendados, que
ten1an montados alambiques y apa-
ratios de destilaci6n mas 8 menOs
grandes y perfeccionados, conver,
tfau en- aouel lfquido las mieles, ca
chazas y demas residuOs que obte-
MAN de sus fabricas, aumentandO
asf considerablemerte sus rendimien
tOs, sinO que en- union de otr0s mu-
chos industrisles que por toGss par
tes kabian erigido destilerfas, Sc
disputabau las mieles y c&chazas de
los Irgenios que por carecar de
alImbiqu9s Il OtrCS motives pref9
ran venderlas, paga adolas q baen
precio, como era cOnsiguiente q esa
'ompeteL cis; en- terminos que pode
| Ia. rs asegurar, sin tenor de equivo-
ca nos, que nj una gotta de miel de
purgA, nj an atomo de caCh&zas de-
| iaba de aprovecharse.
Es mas; siendo la causa do esa
| competencia Ia creciente demandR
del rom, efectO su vez del aumentO
| del consume, pOr haberse fomentado
en- ell pals Ia fabrication en- gran es-
| Gala, de licOres y otras bebidas slco-
h6licas como la ginebra, anisado,
RmargOs, cOgnacs, &, a conseCuencia
de los may0res derechos con que
fuera grayada Ia imp ortaci6n de
escs artlculOs del exterior, era c0ss
corriente que cuandO ell preci0 del
Azdcar b8jaba, ora pOr haber dema-
! siadas existenciae, ora por las COM
| binaciones de la especulaci6n y de
! los trusts smericanoe, el hacendadO
hallaba mss con7eniente sus inte-
reses cOnVertir ell jugO &c suS Ca
f1as 6 las melszss de 6l extr&ldae,
directamente en- rom, que tenfa la
seguridad de realizar a buen precio,
de modo que la production de este
caldo y Ia industria del liccrista,
llegaron alcanzar entire nosOtros
un desenvolvimiento y un auge YER
| daderamente asomb :Osos.
Ocurrfa este en- ell Afo de 1900,
y es & tal punto clerto incontesta,
BILE, como que gEacias clio, nues5ra
Agriculture sacarina revivi6, indem-
nizandose en- gran parte de las gran
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-17
Una Tienda.

50 traspass una tienda en- el
mejor sitio de la Capital, con gene.
ros 8 sin clos. Els una buena oca
ie6n.
Informara an Tanca II a tos de la
a10 z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-17
iIiInCreible Verdad!!!

Unica verdadera OCCASION para gastar
bien ell dnero en- regalos, cuyo vaor supera
siempre q su coste, Objctos de orc de ley
garantizado Q8 quilates) con hermosisi mos y
esplenddos brilIantes, quimicamente pcrfoC-
tos, de mas vaIor, pOr su COnstante csplGndor
y limpieza, que los verdaderos. Descomposi-
ci6n de luz, dureza, lapidaci0n perfecta imi-
taci6n marayilOsa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-17
LA. PEINILLA ELEOTRIOA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE

DEL DOCTOR WHITE
La inica peinina que ha obtenido paten-
To: Donde Quiera que han sido usadas, SO ha
'onQuistado alta reputaci6n:
BasLa penarSe todos los dias, porque la
peinilla hace 10 demGs
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse
esta cOnstruida de a. manera, que no estro-
pea el cabello. Sc vende garantizando por
esorito que sera saJislact0ria en- todos sentidos'
EnViando el importe en sellos Sc remiten
por cOrreo
Tama1o para Se6oras, so centavos.
Tama10 cara Gahalleros 50 GentaVOs.
AgenJes acuVOs, sean hombres 6 mujere
Be necesltan para introduclr ese valioso art(-
Llo en- todas parties. Lease el anuncio
kublicamOS en- Otro sitio de este peri0dco:
Los ininitos Agentes que tenemos estaD
muy satiSfeohos del GxitO que aIoanzan.
direction: d, N. ROSE.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR, Illinois.
156 -92
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5000 DOLLARS

Sc re9aian quien distinga eStOs brillanteS
Alaska de los legftimos.
Anillo para caballero, orc brillante $1,000
ldem para ID. (brillante may
grueso) $1,000
A filer, para id. S 800
AnillO para sonora senorita id. id. 5 500
Pendientes (par) para senortas, id. i'll. : 800
Idem para sen0ra, id. il. $1,000
Idem para id. (briIantes
gruesOS) $4,000
ldem para ninas (verdadero regalo) S 800
Sc envian franco de todo gasto por Co.
rreo, en- cajitas certifcadas declarada mer-
cancfa; para toda la Isla de PuertO-Rico.
No Sc servira ningGn pedido que no ven
ga acompanado de 81 importe en- blletcs del
Banco, en- carta certificada valOr dec3ar,do.
EnvleSe la medida de los aniiloS, t0mjn-
dola con un hilo aircded0r del dedc
No Sc h&cen dcScuentOS; no Sc c0nCeden
representations nj Sc envian cataIagOs, dibu-
jos nj muestraS.--A todo comDrador que no
Sc conforme con la mercancia Sc e deVolverl
inmedatamente su importe.
Dirgirse al representante general - ,fnico
de la "SOCIEDAD ORC BKILttA% ESP
Asi:-Alasba, G. A Buyas, lu1ao Ro-
rama, l8, Milan Qtalia).
POR Glen DOLLARS Il con
tado So vende un piano en- nay buon
estado, de la afamada f$brica l.
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 ne
xicanos. I'm esta redacci6n infor-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-17
In VENTO MARAVILLOSO.

Oura la caspa, calyicie, dolores de cabeza
* u, Sln embargo, cuesta 10 msmO cue la
peinila Crdinaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-17
La instruction dada rn este c.

La instruction dada C2-,o c3ror esrncial-
mente pIcco abaza igh% dJuIo; E4
p1pa!cd6u I1"1 iagtur les u4il/}Y, Ia c0~7oua
CUn7Uria t1clMY30 IN
"lca Nrran hrrh!,u mIlly0 por Uimo
81 Cgo c'oporcijn de rep lto Pne americana
cuya cIS pannte H. c0nYer&cn ~lucr dido, los
alumDo SpueS de habar ad4Uo cs anterior los
el frances nav0 LII
tca Moanti a cargo d. Tcneo De libos los
Capital lumn>s
sion Fl Coego tene Rym9bo Interior qce pa
dres que los s0licen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-17

ne Y ca ...... ...... gold ....0 500
AYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23
GREAT PUBLIC SALE
|PerCherOn::-:: Draft:: Horses.

will offer sale my Willowdale Stock Farm, Is
miles southwest of Kngman and miles northwest OF Zenda
on the Mulvane extension of the Santa Fe,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23
HOISINGTON HUMMINGS
From the Dispatch.

What has become of Funston since
the president shut of the shot air
escaped"
John Bechtel arrived in the city
last Saturday evening from Daven-
port, Iowa, and will spend some time
here as the guest of A. Schwager and
family.
Mrs. John Tromer received So, 600
from the A. O. q. W. order last
Monday, the amount of insurance
carried IN that order by her husband
G. w. Yenser expects to begin the
erection Of q telephone line to Odin
and Dubuque in the near future.
This gives us connection as far north
as the Union Pacific.
The Hoisington school board is
planning some big improvements this
summer. They will build two room
addition to the present school build
ing, put in furnace, plant trees and
use the small school building as O
residence for the janitor.
In conversation with j. Q. Baker,
Monday, we learn that they intend to
organize stock company in the near
future to dill a prospect hole into the
bosom Of mother earth to see what
can be found. In Mr.. Bakers iudg-
ment he think that both gas and oil
can be struck at depth of 1900
feet. He informed us that he had
seen gns of gas and oil on his farm
for the past FIVE years, and he thinks
the time is now ripe to make an
effort to see what is underneath us.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23

the south side, died last Saturday
and WAS buried Sunday.
T. A. Harrison and Gua.ave Book
emohle have purchased a restaurant
st Ciafin, taxing possession last
Monday.
L. j. McKinnis is home from
Stafford, whsre he and Grant Itch
ner have been building substantial
residence for 6. Toepke on his farm
near Stafford.
Charley Schmidt, who was serious
~ injured by the discharge OF a shot
gun several weeks ago, is getting
along nicely now, and will soon be
able to be about.
A number of EIlin wood people at
tended a dance at j. W. Berscheidt'e
east Of town, last night. Barring the
inconvience of being caught in the
rain on the return trip, all report an
excellent time. The occasion was
the christening" of Mr.. Berscheidts
fine new barn, which has just been
completed.
The drouth has been broken in
earnest since last weeks issue. On
Tuesday afternoon, after hot sultry
day, which made one rubber for
cyclones at the thunderheads rolling
up from the south, there came 8
gentle shower of rain. This was fol-
lowed in the evening by greater
downpour. Again early this morn
ing there was another heavy shower.
The ground is now in excellent con-
dition for putting in spring crops,
though heavier and more continu-
GUS downpour would be very welcome.
However, once it starts to raining in
Kansas it is likely to keep it up un-
til there is plenty of moisture for all
purposes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23
BEAVER NOTES.
By "RaJa B."


A nice rain Wednesday evening.
Miss 0. G. Brodie visited in Hois-
ington the last of the week.
A party at J. L. Norton's Friday
evening WAS largely attended, and a
very enjoyable time is reported.
The smallpox have ceased in our
community, and the young folks are
now out and around again.
Misses Floy Norton and Maude
Oouchman attended graduation exer
cises at Wilson. Kansas, last Thurs
day evening.
A little youngster came TO brighten
the home of L. Cultgen few daye
ago; all are doing foe, and Lumbart
feels like he did when he wore those
copper toed boots.
A very nice wedding was held at
Odin Tuesday the 18th, the contract
ing parties being j. Depishe and Miss
Mary Meyers, of Dubuque. After
the ceremony the guests were highly
entertained st the home of the brides
parents. The day was spent in usual
German style. The dance was an
enjoyment as well as the German
lemonade which seemed an endless
quantity as we'll as palatable quality.
Many useful as well as vslus bic
presents were received. They will
be at home in their new residence in
Beaver township.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23
County Normal.

Every teacher IN the county who ex.
poets to teach the coming year TO be
present at this Normal Institute.
Remember the date of opening Mon
day May 10th.
Regular work will begin promptly al
1880.
A record of class attendance will be
kept.
Bring ali your reference books with
you.
Questions in Theory and Peading
in the next examination will be based
on Clark's How to Teach Reading and
Davidson's History of Education.
If at all possible call at the County
Superintendent Office on Saturday
May Is and enroll.
Students can secure board and
rooms with private families if they SO
desire.
First class teachers are n demand.
Put yourself in demand by thoroughly
fitting yourself for the work.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23
He!gh60rhooa
Notes.
CLAFLIN COMMENTS.

From the Clarion
Weltmers new barn is completed,
and is one of the finest in town.
F. 81. Clark has just put down one
of the incest stone sidewalks in town
in front of Schroeder's corner hard
ware store.
Fritz Hendricks is up from his home
in the new southern country, and
,, reports everything looking we'll down
there.
Arrangements have been made for
the erection of a new Catholic church,
and the site, we understand, has been
secured on the link farm southeast of
town. The building is to be like all
others in the county, nice one.
Bob Bailey, who started for the
coast a couple OF weeks since, got as
far as Colorado and after two weeks
sojourn there returned Sunday to that
popular feeding house, the Bailey
Hotel. When one gets right down to
the real facts in the case, there's no
place like home.
The Clafiin people were treated to
show Saturday evening, which Will
be long remembered by those attend
ing as one of the rankest farces that
ever struck town. It was given by
the Sticknev Trio, and it was q
"mucho pooro" affair. We hadn't
the misfortune to hear it ourselves,
but all who underwent the great
ordeal of listening to the grand(?)
production say it was the 'dodgasted-
est" thinnest thing that ever struck
the town.
The German-American Farmers
Cooperative Insurance Company,
which met in this city Saturday, is
getting to be quite large affair. On
May LIST. 1902, its membership num-
bered 34S, and at this meeting 26 new
members were added to the list. The
insurance in force on May fret
amounted to $618,876 and the total
cost to the insured cost the policy
holders last year less tan five cents
per hundred dollars of insurance
carried in the company.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23
Memorial Sunday Program.

Memorial services will be held al
the First nj. E. church in the city OF
Great Bend. on Sunday May 25th.
1902, ct II a. M
Pap Thomas Post 50 G. A. B.,
Ladies Of the 6. 4. g., Sons of Vet,
Grams and Soldiers of the late Spanish
American War are respectfully re-
quested to meet at the @. A. r. Hail
on Main street at 1 O'Clock on Sunday
May 25th, and march in body to
the church where the following SER
vices will be held:
Music by the choir under the direc-
ton of Mics Blanche Nimocks.
Sermon by Rev. A. B. Hestwood
of the NJ. E. church.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23
Thursday, June 5th, 1902,

100 head of Percheron also several head of
registered stations among which will be BECOUEL No.
1874 imported horse beyond question one OF
the best draft stations in the state weighing about
pounds also several others of both age from to
years. all registered Also several registered and
about fifty head of high grade colts Nearly all of the
will have colts by their side from Becouel and safely foal
again for another colt by him. making virtually the purchase
Of three These large and of good nearly all
well broken and what the farmer needs good
condition and should be kept in this the state Rest
assured that can't find their equals Southern Kansas
My for this sale the extensive proportions real
business has assumed gathered these from
all Kansas Iowa and Illinois and spared neither time
money procuring the best that could be had Matched
teams be secured and opportunities will be offered that
you will find elsewhere in the You will need
horses in the harvest field and the farm aud will pay
be present Immigration pouring into Kansas and
investment will prove good Aside from the
labor they will perform the from the colts raised
will be additional profit Buy pair of colts and raise
good
Good terms will be given approved security at this
sale, and this chance of lifetime get
most famous breed in America. Remember the day and
date and you wish further particulars write King
Kansas Buyers who trains will be transported
and from the farm free of Refreshments will be
served the ground and everything possible done for the
comfort and convenience of those in attendance
FRANK WEINSCHENK
MAJOR w. l.. BROWN, Auctioneer.
w T. Klein, of Great Bend, contemplates buying some
further particulars.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23
ELLINWOOD EFFECTS.
From the Leader

From the Leader.
Mrs. 81. E Turck has been on the
sick list the past week.
The farmers are all busy planting
corn and putting in other spring
crops.
The infant child of Jos. Zirnich of
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-05-23

Milk shake and other summer drinks
Of Qhes. Rsthbun's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16

= Der fe9sunbfiebsis'
iGbrise fransOfIGe 8eneralGa ltaisnt.
Gommdnbenr Der Sbrenleeton, err
fdoB iid In fstner Dobnuns in
Sours. Gin ~qualppnes 2eiben pers
dnIabte Jpn. sum Reuolper gu s~rsifsn.
- Der Snstnieur @r1t
Saesei aug Neapel bat BEN itdlienis
idsn poitmsifter plGnt fir cine slst'
triIdt poft unterbreitet. Der s.Idmms
tie gorr,iponbensbknit. bi. abItemp.s
lung, Rartiruns II. (. IN. folen bura
@utomat.n erfols.n. Die 9.f0roerung
Der Brittle BON Stabt gu Stabt foa
mittelft 0rabtleituns in gang tleinsn
Motoren unb nit elmer 9eIhDinbi5s
teit BON AGO &ilometern in Der Stuns
b. porssnommen fp.rbsn. Sraf SaesSi
BAT um Grldubnib aReefudt, bic 0ers
Iude Stpiihen Rpm unb Neapel nut
tis.ne aoft.n OerunfaIten gu b%iirftn.
Die 3oft.n piiro.n Iid auf 5000 aire
per &ilpmeter ftelen.
-Jn IN dlrbaft entfebfi.
der Weife 1T in SbeKa auf Der 8iibne
unb pG1renb Der Sbeaterborfeluna
Der S9uufpieltr 8oI9otpsfi ums 2es
ben eetommen. 9ol9ptpsfi 5pielte lit
.inem rufif9en Drama eirten @errds
TIER. Der aus 8erstpeiflung iiber bic
Golssn feiner llsbeIibat f9 i'm l.btsn
Gtte erbdust. 0ieIe Selbifmorbfcene
tpurbe INNER gang reafiftiId seTpielt.
Der @4aufpieIer ftedte fpirtlia ben
aopf in bic Sdliuse, bate aber einen
Sdemel unter ben Jiibtn, Der bic
prpcebur unsefGbrli9 md9te. an
benz berbdnsnibporen @benb perTdob
fidl. pGbrenb 8oIdofpsti ben Ropf in
bic Sdlinse fiedts, Der S9emel, unb
Der llnsliidIide bling pirtli6. Gle
ibm bos 8etpuBtf,in fdtpanb, mad.t
tr nod persipeifelte 9epeaunaen nit
ben armen. aber bic Witfpislsr bieIt,n
bos fir sine nere Ruance feinss
SPILLS unb fpislten bas Slid in al,
Ter 9emiitbsrube gu Gnbt. Grit na6s
benz Der @orbang aefaIIsn mar, bes
mtrtte man, boB 8ol9opsti in Der
S6linse erftidt mar. Ollie @ieberbe,
IebunssDerfude bliebsn e~rfOlsIos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
sreie $taote.

Sffete 3tootes
Samburg. Sm Utter bon II
Sabren perIdieb Der 9ireftor Der bies
fs,n Sanfabant, ausut &ram.r. =
Gbriitian S0rfter, Der betanut. Maler
unb 3ei6ner, lit i'm @lter Don II Ssabs
rem seitorben. = Gin Masen iiberfubr
unb tootte bas 4 Sabre dlte S06tsr>
den bes 9afenarb,ittrs Dbl. = Bel
elmer Seselpartie ertrant i'm &Oblfletb
Der 8od ausuit Sdunert. = @ssen
8runbfiftuns berbaftete man ben
&nedt 9,org Simon. gr bate drs
Iade bic Sdsuns bes 9Ieiders 9aets
de in 8ranb seItedt.
$P,peia.
8IttIin sIofen. Bel eiuem
Strsit purb. Der l.biss alfr,b Wpast
BON bier er5htagen.
2dufen. Nad 32iGbrig.r 4mtss
tbdtisteit pirb 8ictsS tattbdlter Rtm
in ben RubeItanb tr.ten.
2u5trn. SIN Qlter bon "a Sab
rem ftarb bier 8udbruder RGbtrt.
Surt. Der Strauss.ber bes ~9aterlans
bss".
Malters. Inter benz 8erba6te
Der @stb.ilisuns an Der Grmorbung
Der G9elsute Guitenb.rs.r lit nun
aud Der SobH Der Spfer Derbafttt
tporoen.
M Ii n d bIer. Sn benz
S@lpHe bes Germ BON @r~afTenrieb
ri6tete Elm 8ranb sroben Sdaben an.
Reuenburs. Der Staatsratb
ernannte ben Or. 4rtbur 8Opet gum
StaatstdnsIer.
Rieberlen5. Rad ldnsersm
aeibsn peridieb bier Der Sb.rit Sarsr.
@r mar ldnsere 3eit Witgyseb bsr
Staatsrednunes : GommiIIion.
Sudp. Bel elmer aabnfabrt err
tranten bic Sdn.iberin Dittps Sals
quin unO Oas JrduIein 2ouii. 8lonStl
aus 2auianne.
@elterret9' Nuaarn.
Wten. 4iir5li9 ipdren 60 SABRE
felt benz Gage berfloHen, an ipeldem
8ii6of Sr. Strobmeier an Der biefi.
gen llniperiitGt gum Dottor Der Sbsos
logi. promobirt plrbe. = Softapels
meiiter 8ibl, Der gum Radfolser bes
tiir3li9 berItorbenen Spmtapenmsi>
tiers Yreber auseriehn mar, perf6ieb
i'm Utter bon 70 Sabrtn. = Gin ipss
gen 9etruses ftedbriefli9 berfoIstsr
Sdauipieler, Ramens 8ittor Siibnsrs
btin. % Sabre alt, purbs bier in Daft
genOmmen. = Der 21iGbriee 0oltss
finger &arl ubl. Der 8ruber bes Dis
reftors BON Stalebner's Sommerors
pb.um. Geo llbG, f9ob fid cine 3useI
in bic redte SdlGfe unb psrlebte ii9
lebenssefdbrlid. Oas Motip Der Shat
1T ungliidli6e 2iebe. = 4us benz
5enftsr Der i'm piertsn Sted belesensn
eIterliden Mobnung itiirate Der afpei
Sabre alte &nabt bes Shneibergehiis
fen 9olub unb mar iofort tpbt. =
8ermiBt tperbsn felt Ginger 3eit Der
WuIifer Gbuarb Weber aus Mostdu
unb bic a Sabre alts Iusuits @eiss
Ter, nit Der Weber elm GiebesperbdttT
nib unterbidt. IS pirb ans.nommsn,
bab beib. SslbtmOrb burd @rtrinten
periibt baden. = Der 23iGbriee 8dz
dsrs.bilfe Grau5 GsIati unb bsfsn
aameraO Gran5 giienfdein MOLTEN
absnbs bei Der 8riaittabriide arses
tleibst ben Donautandl burdfdpims
men. GsIati purb. pIoBlid bon eet
Str0muns erfaBt unb ertrant.
u ingram m. SIM 60. 2ebensiabre ptrs
Tdieb Der 4rtileris : Sber0eussosrs
matter i. g. Stat 2juitiua.
luxembourg.
2uremburg. Sas Sofmars
Idallamt tb.iIt nit, bab bic Seiluns
pes sebrodensn geines bes grberobs
Ierspss normal b~erlaafe unb Der grbs
srobbersog tdsti9 9ebpsrfufe made.
Die Wittbeiluneen auspGrtiser 8Gts
Ter iber bic 1lrfad< bes unfaIs Ieien
.rfunben: Barrier 8ldtter b<ridtsn
udmli4, .s baHble ii4 INN einsu errsu.
Ten S4laaanfan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
Hropina 8o[en.

Pofen. Die beige StraTtom-
mer perurtbsilte BEN Rebatteur gbof,
nadi bonn vDsienuit Poanansti" fpes
gen MISUNDERSTANDING, bssansen in
elmer &ritit Der Warien6urger Rebe
bes 8aiIers. au brei Wonaten @ez
fdnsniB.
alt s2aube. Wobnbaus unb
Sdeune bes 8efiBers 9offmanu
%brannten nieber.
4rgeuau. SIN pruTaPfttn
6auie sntfiunb 5euer, ipeldes erb.blis
den Sdaben anridtete.
9dmmer. Irbeiter DITTO Sate
erbdnste fid on sinem 8alten auf
benz 9oben ieines 9aufes. oils feline
Grdu i'm tobt porfanb. ma4te auf
lie ibrem 2sben bur9 GrbGnsen elm
Gnbs. Gbsiide 3piftisieitsn babsn
ben Mann in ben Sob setrieben.
Sarns. Rentier Matbias pa
4dlp unb btfsn Gbefrau f~sisrten bic
solbene Sodseit. aus ipeldem @nlab
benz Subelpdare bic @beiubildumsme.
battle perlieben nurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
Witrttem6er5.

@oten.. Der perbsiratbete Dienfts
tne9t @ilbeIm Sdmisb purbe beim
Sanb1Olen in Der Sanbsrube bon Sus
cob 80hm peri4ittet unb puroe ais
2ei9e herausseaosen. gr lit Batter
bon 10 Rinoern.
8oebIineen. Der 5orfpart
Weber fab iib bel ausiibung itiner
Sagobut pl0bli9 brei Wilberern GEE
seHiiber. bon benen elmer in elmer Gnts
fernung bon etipd Is Shrittsn auf ibn
anleste. Websr fam i6m iebo9 Supor
uno fdoB inn eineS hrOtlabuns in bic
8ruft; bic beiben @nberen ~eutfloben.
Der seIdoHene Wilber.r tpurbe tobt
d~ufgefunben; es lit Der 10 Sabre alte
Steinbauer 2ubpis 5.DrIe aus g4s
terbinsen.
Sroffinsen. Sn BEN Jabrit>
sebGube bes eurtonnasen $ 5abritans
ten 8irt : &o9 in Sbalbeim erplObirtt
Der 4ettpltnsdstefftI unb febte bas
gauge GebduOe fofOrt in Tlumm.n.
Durh bic GgpiDfiOn srlitt Der Ct
iadftsfibrer S6Dsis.r. Elm S9puser
bss Gabritunten. f4pere 8ranbpuus
ben, namentlih am ROpfe.
Srisbrj9sbufen. Guf Der