davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08

cation for license rcferablc to the Judges
of the Circuit Court. upon objections be-
ing filed with the Clerk of the Court.
Whether this law was or was not Il
better law than the present one, is not
now matter of pertinent inquiry, its
veto. upon the request of certain county
politicians. was IL matter of offenSc to
numbers of possible. not to say probable
applicants for License and their friends.
But apart from the number of voters,
who from personal or political reasons
abSented themselves from the polls, or
actually voted against License, the fact
is plain that many others were indiifrr-
ent on the subject, and did not feel Suili-
cient interest on the question to 20 to the
polls and vote.
This fact is shown in the reduced
majoritics against License i'll several of
the districts.
The Sixth District for instance four
years ago. in II total of sol votes east,
gave majority of 100 against License,
yet on Tuesday out of total registered
vote of 100. returned 100 against it.
These results all tend to confirm the
fact that special local causes. were in
ilurncing voters. in different sections of
the county, and which were cXtranc"us
to the direct issue Of License and Anti
License.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08

will preach and administer the sacra
ment in Mount Pleasant Church on Sun
day morning. November 10Th.
Mrs. Rachel Cunningham and sister.
Miss Agnes Egan. two aged ladies who
reside here, were given IL donation sur
prise last Saturday evening
The protractcd meeting which was in
progress last week nj Mount Pleasant
NJ. f. Church. closed last Sunday night
1t will be continued later ON.
Mr.. Henry Barrett moved from Mr.,
Willard toalr'S house this week. to Il
house near Port Deposit. 1t is rumored
that MI. toale contemplatcS taking IL
bride to his house in the near future.
The ladies of Mount Pleasant w. T..
Church will hold Il poultry supper ON
Friday evening. November 14th. in the
building adjoining w. Y. Frycr'S can
ming house in Colora. Supper - cents.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Stewards
DIR. X. II. Cruthcrs is still very serious
Iy i'll.
Mr.. William Moore. of NorriStown.
Pa. spent Tuesday at the home of his
father. Mr.. William W. Moore
Mrs. Granville Morrison gave II quilt
ing party. ut her home. near here. ON
Thursday.
The Snow Drop Mission Band of West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church. held II
socia! in the Chapel ON Friday evening.
Mrs. Alex. Wilson is visiting her son
and family III Nottingham. Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
A Startling Surprise.

Very few could believe in looking at
\. Il. lIoadley, II healthy. robust black
smith of Tilden. Ind. that for ten years
he suffered such tortures from Rhcuma-
tism as few could endure and live. But
II wonderful change followed his taking
Electric Bittcrs. Two bottles wholly
cured me. he writes. ''and | have not
felt twinge in over IL year" They reg
ulatc the Kidneys. purify the blood and
cure Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Nervous
ness, improve digestion and give perfect
health. Try them. Only 30 cents al r.
Il. Frazer'S, Elkton; or s. r. Wiley's.
COlora. Drug Stores.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
Geo. w. Bowman
General Store and Post Office,
THEODORE, ND.

The prices for groceries outlined In last
weeks advertisement will hold good until
further notice We are making n special
drive In flsh-Mackere al Q out OF the Question
but in shad and white fish we are off .rlng
special Inducements Fine, large, white shad,
&c. the 10, 500 for 10 ID kit. Extra Quality
white fish &c the In, 75c for 10 ID kit Good
Lard, Toe the 10 P. & G.. Oleine soap, sc the
H. Magic Cleaner Soap cakes for Use, High
Grade Ruckwheat 23c, the bag
We have just added to our stock of Dry
Goods, new lot Of Outing Flannels dark
and light, 6 and Scthe I'd. New lot of Cling.
hams and Calicos. New designs and special
prices. A full line Of men, women al d child
ren's winter weight underwear gloves, host
cry, sweaters, caps &c. A special Offering In
Mems Trousers for CSC. special Offering In
Mems unlaundried white shirts for 45c. Head
quarters for Alright Stoves, 81. rs to 5000
new lot OF goods for sacking, shirt waists
children's dresses. Highest prices paid for
prime butter and fresh eggs.
We Invite an inspection Of our goods and
comparison of prices.
GEO. W. BOWMAN,
Theodore, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
THE VOTE OF TUESDAY.

TN IT'S issue of October 18th, the
Wing expressed the opinion. that
II tn" decision of each individual
voter on the question of License.
would not in every instance be deter
mined by the merits of the ISSUE but that
personal, possibly political interests.
will as usual in some degree complicatr
it."
The official returns of the vote of
Tuesday sanction this Supposition. and
show, that ont of II total registered vote
of 5000, only 1850 votes were cast. viz
2156 for Prohibition, and 2O94 for Ii
censc. leaving 2443 qualified voters alb
Sentecs from the polls.
SO noticcubly large Il number of de
faulting voters. cannot be treated rs in
different on the issue, and as not caring
which way the county would 20 ON the
License question:
Some reasonable proportion of this
number must reasonably be supposed, to
have remained away from the polls for
cause. for some reason or other known to
themselves.
In our opinion, the primary or prin-
ciplc cause why 50 many voters default
ed on Tuesday. was the widespread dis.
satisfaction with the manner in which
the present License Law had been mani
pulatcd by certain politicians of the
county.
This was particularly the case in the
First, Sixth and Ninth Districts. In
these districts numbers Of voters hereto
fore advocates of High License vented
their disappointment by voting against
It, or by remaining away from the polls,
and constituted probably one-cighth of
the abSentccs. and about the same pro-
portion of the 21JG voting for prohibi-
ton.
Largely for the reason stated, the First
District which in 1898. gave Il majority
of 40 for License. on Tuesday returned
on the same aggregate vote IL majority of
.}3 against it.
The falling off of the majority for Ii
cense i'll the Second District (Chesapeake
City, from pa in the year 1898, to 11S
on Tuesday can only be explained on the
same ground.
If this presumption be correct. the
actual number of Prohibition voters who
cast their ballots for it on principle would
be reduced to about 1900 voters, in the
entire county. or about one-fourth of the
registered number of its qualified voters
--6693
Another reason influencing many voters
against License. was the interference of
politicians in Cecil county, in securing
the veto by Governor Smith of the Lii
cense Law passed at the last session Of
the Legislature, which abolished the pro-
sent License Board, and made the appli-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
REPUBLICAN BOSSISM.

DlsGUlSE the fact as W" may
the loss of an additional Rcpuh-
IL lican Representative in Congress
is largely due to the incompetent
leadership. and selfish designs of the Re
publican Senatorial Chicftain-thr Hon.
Louis T.. McComas.
When that great and good man Mr.. A..
\. Blakeney, whom the Republicans of
the Second Congressional District by
courtesy called their Representative in
Congress- brought his colossal intellect
to bear upon the problem of his rc-clcc-
ton, and decided wisely, that he had no
one good and sufficient reason to expect,
that he would be struck twice by politi-
cal lightning and be reelected. in IL
moment of habitual weakness he CON
tided TO his Senatorial Chief. his decision
to withdraw from the contest for re-
nomination.
Instead of openly and frankly AN
nouncing Mr.. Blakeneys withdrawal to
the Republicans of the District. and Civ
ing them the right and the opportunity
to select Il candidate identified with the
local interests of the District and known
personally to its voters, Senator Me
Comas assumed the right and prerogativc
to make the nomination for the Repubi-
cans, and conferred the honor upon a
gentleman named VIM. Tylor Page, who
for twenty four years, has been Clerk
in Washington. who had no permanent
residence in Maryland, was an absolute
stranger to the people of the Second Dis
trict. and had to be introduced to them.
AS II natural consequence of so gratu-
tous an act of political "Bossism," Mr..
Page. although confronted with the
weakest Democratic opponent in the
District. has been beautifully beaten,
and through this objectionable act.
Maryland Republicans have lost Il Rep
resentative in Congress.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
TUESDAYS RESULTS.

THE general result of Tuesdays
Elections in forty-two States
u of the Union, may he fairly in
terpreted aS an endorsement of
President Roosevclt'S Administration
His sincere desire to limit and curb Mon
opoistic Trusts. his advocacy of Tariff
Revision, his desire for Cuban Itrcipro-
city. and last but not least his success in
securing arbitration in the settlement of
and his party'S disaster.
The predicted Democratic Congress
sional Tidal Wave did not mntrraizr.
there being few Indications even of Il
Democratic reaction.
Outside of our own State. the greatest
interest conferred in ,hr State Election in
New York. where any indication of II
change in the political drift is generally
earliest felt In New York City. the CON
test proved closer than was expected,
and the Democrats pollrd II large major
ity. hut which was overcome by the Re
publican majority in the State. aud Gov
ernor Odcll'S reelection secured.
In the great Empire State of Ohio.
those SocialiStic gentlemen. Mayor Tom
l.. johnson. of Cleveland. and Mayor
Jones, of Toledo. have received their
present political uuictuS, and Marcus \
Hanna is the success of the day
AS contemporary perhaps too truth
fully says. it will he agreed that the
Republican Party owes this general vote
of confidence less to its own deserts than
to tn" popular regard for President
Roosevelt and the desire to uphold his
patriotic administration. In that aspect
the victory is one in which all can share
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
"HE New York Tribune sounds

"HE New York Tribune sounds
this note of warning III rs Il
u Nation we are going to cure
whatever is the matter with us,
we certainly must acquire more respect
for the law. LawlrSSncsS is an almost
universal disease in city and country. and
there is disposition to resent the con
duct of officials who are really active for
enforcement. The schools fail to teach
sufficient reverence for law. and the
homes fail to inculcatc il. We are in
the main Il peaceful, well meaning. well
conducted people. hut we certainly are
not Il law abiding people,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
COlOra.
CoLoRA. Md. Nov. 7. 1902

Copies of the "Cec.l Whig' are on sab
each ,oeek in Colora, at S. T. Wiley's store.
8 cents copy.
Mrs. Norman Brown. of Wilmington.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Street Brown this
week.
Mr.. Howard Il. Pierce. of Gainesville.
Pa. visited his brother. Robert +. Pierce
and family from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.. Oscar Brown. of Philadelphia. is
visiting friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis left We'd
nrsday morning for Camden. \. j.. where
they will spend some time with their son.
Warren and wife.
Rev. \. $. Mowbray. of Port Deposit,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08

The American Clay Company have had
Il IO-horSc power "ngim" and boiler with
the washers and troughS. placed in their
new plant near North East.
Two bargcS are under construction at
the D"ibert boat yards. ut Elk Landing.
At the yard of Henry Dcihrrt. Il section
harg" is being built. and ut the yard of
+. Deihrrt N Bros. Il large freight barge
is on the stocks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
ELKTON, MD, NOV. 8, 1902.

N KANY revolutionary changes have
MI marked public opinion as to
AVA the limits of the proper sphere
of women during the past fifty
gears. She has been cmancipated by the
removal of many of the artificial rcstriC-
lions that limited her usefulness and alb
bridgcd her natural rights. The great
heroine of these victories Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton died last week in her SSth
year.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27
A GOOD IHING

German syrup Is the special prescrip
ton OF DR.. A. Boschee, a celebrated
German physician, and Is acknowl
edged to be one of the most FORUM
ate discoveries in medicine. 1t quick
~ cures coughs, colds and all lung
troubles of the severest nature, re-.
moving as 1t does, the cause Of the
affection and leaving the parts in a
strong and healthy condition. 1t Is
not an experimental medicine, but
has stood the test OF years, giving
satisfaction I'm every case, which Its
increasing sale every season confirms.
Two million bottles sold annually.
Boschee's German syrup was intro
duced in the United States In 1856
and Is now sold i'm every town and
village in the civilized world. Three
doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. For sale by Hadley, the
eading druggist.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

run OF good butcher steers sell,
ing from 800 to 5.65. cows $50
to $50, bulls 3 % to 500 and
Gamers $50 to $50.
This was a week of disap.
poiutment to the packers in the
hog division, with light receipts
. and the most of the offerings
bsolutely without any sign of
quality. The only encouraging
feature in the weeks business
was that prices were a trife
higher, which fact was proba bly,
more pleasing to the producer
than to the packer. The high
est price of the week was
reached to-day, with top hogs
bringing $50, prices ranging
from 80 for lights to $50 for
choice heavies.
The supply of sheep on Mon.
day was the largest for several
weeks. The local market dis
played an unusuallyispirited de-
mand, and the advance inaug.
urated at that time has improv-
ed during the week, and prices
today are fully % cents higher
than they were last Saturday.
Lambs have possibly shown
the most strength, which fact
was largely traceable to the
better quality of the lamb sup
ply. We close a good weeks
business with prices today at
top notch of the week. Native
lambs are selling from 5.35 to
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27
Kansas City Stock Report
Kansas City Stock Yards,
March, %, 1902.

March, %, 1902
This weeks business in the
cattle yards is almost an exact
counterpart of last week s, a
slight falling off in supplies, and
with few exceptions, marked
falling off in quality, and a
slight advance in values. The
advance this week was very
general, and covered all classes
of Strengthening and feeding cat.
tie that made any pretence Of
quality. The top notch of the
week was 6.79, that price being
reached by two punches, each
of which averaged over 1900
pounds. The supply of toppy
butcher cows and heifers is still
below the requirements of the
trade, one lot of that class that
averaged 1909 pounds, bringing
st. % per hundred, with several
sales reaching $500 and 500.
Choice export and dressed beef
steers are selling from Sc. IS to
go, with the palmer grades
bringing 81 IS to Sc. 10, butcher
cows and heifers So. 40 to So. %
Gamers So to SO. 40, bulls
1926 to $500, and veal calves
81 80 to $50.
The stocker and feeder trade
is of course light at this season,
but the demand is more than
equal to the supply, and all the
offerings that have any merit
are ready sale at slrong values.
Heavy breeders are bringing as
high as 5.25 with prices ranging
from .. 10 tor common stuff, to
A. % for choice stock.
The supply of Southern fed
steers is away below the require
ments of the trade. The top
price for the week and season
was scored on Thurs day by
Fred Garrett, of Miami, |. T.
who sold % steers that weighed
1870 pounds each, dit 600 per
hundaed. The packers are
showing a preference for South
ern divisiod range from 600 for
choice steers to $50 for very
plain varieties, with the usual
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27
Panhandle StOckmens As
ISOLATION March 25th.

For above occasion the Pecos
& Northern Texas Ry., will sell
tickets to Quanah rate of one
fare for the round trip. Selling
dates March 90 and "a. Time
limit March 2eth.
For the above occasion the
Denver Road will sell tickets
March oath and 25th good until
March 2Sth at a rate of one fare
for the round trip.
A. B. Spencer,
T. p. A.,
Amarillo, Texas,
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Unfed cattle are weak and
thin but very few deaths are re-
ported. Grass is getting green
but it will be month yet before
it will be of any real bene-
fit or before deaths cease en-
tirely. The death rate will
probably be the lowest known
for many years.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

/ $50, Western lambs g.. % to 6. So,
Western wethers so to $50,
Western yearlings 5.65 to 600,
ewes 4.65 to 5.15, stockers and
feeders 800 to 5.25.
.....s...
We have on sale now a guam
tity of Tonic Stock Salt. 1t is
said to cure every i'll COW flesh
is beir to except death. Stock
men report great results from
its use. Try some of it and be
convinced.
9 Canyon Mercantile Co.
...........
All of the pretty girls will
bloom like a garden of roses
next Sunday. The easter hats
and dresses will be out in all
their summer glory, but they
may get frost bitten unless the
weather moderateS.
-
Miss Gyp Holland wants to
see you at Anderson's Cash
House. Don't forget the place.
D. H. Sweeny, the genial,
whole souled, well known Bris-
coe county cowman, made US a
pleasant call last week.
Mr.. G. N. Caylor, OF Happy,
made us pleasant call Tuesday
and brought US some vegetables.
He always raises them.
- - -
Stockmen who raised feed
last year were so we'll repaid
for their trouble that they will
plant larger acreages this year.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

The Hadley Drug Company
have just received a lot of solid
gold wedding rings. See them.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27


Open the Door.
Open the door, let in the air;
The winds are sweet and the flowers
are fair
Joy IL abroad in the world today:
II our door Is wide 1t may come this
way
Open the door!
Open the door, let in the sun;
He hath smile for every one:
He hath made OF the raindrops gold
and gems.
He may change our tears to dia-
dems-
Open the door!
Open the door OF the soul, let in
Strong. pure thoughts which shall
Danish sin;
They will grow and bloom with n
grace divine,
ANA their 1ru1t snail be Sweeter than
that of the vine
Open the door.
Open the door OF the heart, let in
sympathy sweet for the stranger
and kim
1t will make the halls of the heart 40
fair
That angels mao enter una ware
Open the door!
st Louis Republic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

Gin erf9itterubes
Drama bat in gaSapsft isinsn Obs
f4lub gefunben. Bpr einisen @oden
periibte Der 6ohpeobauptmann unb
ProFeFor on Der 2ubopiea zatabemie
Glfre6 Gapp in 5iume eiRen SelbHz
mpro, befen Motipe in benz nmItanbe
lasen, bab sr feline 8erlobte, Sba
Sbibn, Elm armes Mdbaen, ipeoen
Manaels an Der erforeerliGen !Seis
ratbstaution nidt sbeli9en fpnnte.
IIs Sba Obibp bonn SoSe bes uns
sliidIiden Officiers 8snntnib srbielt,
beriibte fe einen SelbitmurbperTuG.
Sic trant cine Quantitdt 9%augeniteins
lDfuns unb lpurbe f4tperiranf in bas
Ro9usboipital b~ef0rbert. rad mos
9enlansem Sobestampfe apurbe bic
1tnsliidlide iebt bon ibren 2eibsn ers
loft. Sbre lebten Morte ealten Der
Grinneruns an ibren babinssi9iebe<
men 9rdutisum. nit benz Iie nun i'm
Sobe bersint lit.
Dem &aufmdnn pbis
Iipp 2aBmann in Miin6en mar elm
S~trafbefebl iiber 8 Mart suaeaanaen,
neil er zines IdOnen Morsens auf ben
bonn Gentralba6nbof fommenben be-
tannten ariinen Dasen. in Miindsn
rSeiIerlpasen" genannt, aufaeIprunz
gen mar. 5iersseen erbob Der @es
ponte @infpru6 nit Der 8egriinbunq,
sr babe an benz trittifenMoraen, mad
elmer bur4tneipten Na6t, ben @efans
aenen Sdubpasen fir ben Sotel.
tpagen feines 8rubers, bes bamdliqen
8eiibers hes rSberpoainaer~, aebals
ten unb fei, ~um raider mad SauTe
gu tommen. bait duf ben Waaen aufz
eefpruusen." Der 9eri6tsbof mad.
te trf Elm un~slGubises @ei9t, unb
Der Ridter unb Sd0ffen tonnten fi6
muir unfdptr has aafen berbeiben.
Oils aber Der Sdubmdnn, Der bic Nn>
seise eritattet bate, auf 8efraaen bts
@oriBenben sugdb, bob Der n33eiferI.
ipdaen" nit iensm SotsIpagsn siit.
groBeIebnlidfeit babe nno puB In Der
Sruntenbeit cine @erpeasIuna Tdon
m0gIi9 lei. ba lisb Der @eridtsbof
bieIe Gusfa9e uls fddperftdnoi0es
3sugniB geIten unb erfannte auf5reis
fpreduHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

IL m0lnerlDen Gpeleute SDn3pD Ilet
aus benz JenIter Der a~fpeiten Stage
auf bic StroBe unb mar fofprt tobt. -
Goncurs meloeten an: 6a6rrabbGnb<
Ter paul prueIsnt, 8iiIdItr. 7, unb
bic 5irmd S9nor II. &roeplin. Or.
8urgitr. 40.
$-prpeta.
&ttngnuu. gintimmis purbe
Der l1mbau bes gropiteingebGubes in
Elm S9ulbaus beidlOFen. SIN @rbs
aeIdob IoGI cine SurnbuIe eingerid<
tet perben.
Ober6asfen. 9a9ts brannten
Saus unb Sdeuns bes Sob. 8upt.
Signer (gDGerifdes) nieber.
pontrefina. Der Siibrer>@ez
teran Sans 9raB. IA Sabre alt, 1T
g%eitprben.
S6Gattingen. Die Sdulee>
meinbe pGblte in i6rer @eriammIung
sSutob Minbler. &rdmer, ols S9ulz
pfleser.
ct. 9aIIen. @n elmer 8lutperz
aiftung, bur9 We9i6neiben einesSiibs
nsrauges berbeigefibrt, ftdrb 9err
Sungetbiibler sWili, felt mebr ais
brei Decennien pfli6tsstreuer DsibsI
bes 9esirfseeridtets.
SoIotburn. Der Rs9ierunese
ratb bat an STEELE bes perItprbenen
Sofef 9obrer gum 9omberrn ben
Stabtpfurrer @ottfrisb Giiiser ses
ipdblt.
Stafu. CUR Gsier bes fiinfaiss
iG6rieen Observation-Disclosures bat Serr
9ubolf Stridler Der @smeinbe feline
ih6ne 2iegenidaft gum Seesarten ae=
Ifentt. sic foa unter benz Ramen
Ruoolfsbeim au einem IltsrsaIbl einz
seri6tet peroen.
pelterreioP' YtuSaru.
0ien. @sneralmaipr a. 3. 5rdnS
araft lit i'm 70. 2sbensiabre seitprz
ben. &raft bat i'm 5elOSuse 1S48-
1849 bic 8elaseruns Semespurs. 1866
ben &rieg uub ben @ufitono in Der
Griposeie unb in Oalmdtien mitees
madt. = Der BON bier aus Itedbrief>
Ii4 p~erfolgte e6emalige SecretGr oes
nReIiOen5clubs1. Spief 9Dbm. Der De.
fraubdtipnen in 5Dbe BON 10000 &ru=
men begansen bate unb felt @nbe Sd.
nuar aus Der 6iterrei9if4en 9aupt>
ftabt perf9nunben mar. lit in 3urih
perboftet porben. = Sn Der Saba.
Interchangeable Sc lOite ii9 bonn Dad.
seiimfe elm Slid Mausrpert ab uno
iiel auf bas StraBenpflufer. Sin
GROCER She'll traf bic eben poriiberge.
benbe 13iGbrise Soater zines Sber.
tarirers, anna Sennermiiler, 8alz
interchangeable Ro. 60 fpobabdft. Dds
Sinh erlitt fdpere @erIebunsen. =
3pilden benz dlIbeutfhen @be. 8ers
ger unb eiHem bisberisen S6Dneriuz
ner, benz aremfer gbpotaten Mibl>
inert, fanb elm 9ueIl itatt, in benz 8ers
ger auf Der Stirne f9psr perlebt
puroe. Miiblpert iuI Oas @orgeben
Der @nbeuti4en sesen @olf mibbiaigt
bdben.
SpDen It a I. Or l31a9rf9e
Ssioenipebersfobn @buarb S9neiber
pirb permibt.
8ubape i. Die 8aletmeiiterin
an Der unsariiden 9beateratabemie
Srau 8arl Dorpsbi ftiirote i'm Sanss
iadle bes Natioualtbeaters pdbrenb
bes llnterridts plDblid auIummen uno
CAB na9 tpenieen Minuten ibren 9eiit
auf. = Die ieit 40 Sabren ~beitebenbe
neutrality-suspicious. emanuel unb
SuIius aeipnitsr 1T inioIpent sstpOr'
ben.
Suxembur9.
S9~6nfeIs. Ser arbeiter Sobn
Sibsri9 mar bel einem Neubau nit
5erbeif9dffen bes DaHers beiddftist.
Tnhei fisI herSeIbe 70 uuofiidIih hnb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
uxemBu

S9SnfeIs. Der arbeiter Sobn
Siberi6 mar BEL einem Neubau nit
Serbeiiddffen bes DaHers beidGftiet.
Gabei fist berielbs 70 uneliidli9, bab
Der &arren, nit einem Suher WaFer
belabeu. ibm iiber ben llnterleib cling
unb Jpn bsrdrt perleBte. baB er mad
2 Stunhsn ftarb.