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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02
REFERRED BUSINESS.

The following petitions were introduced
and referred TO the committee on claims:
Mary A. McGough, for remission OF tax;
Albert T.. wixon, for abatement of tax;
John j. Hickey, for abatement OF sewer
tax.
Petition Of Clara f. Rawson for cleo
trio light on Gano street was referred
10 the committee on lights.
Councilman Sisson introduced reso-
luton to appropriate 5000 for dredging
Providence harbor; committee on finance.
Resolutions accepting gifts TO the
North Burial ground fund as follows:
From Albert F. Titus and Frederick j.
Mills Anna NJ. Arnold. Sarah @. Ben
nett Magadlena Bucholtz. William Dodge
Macknight. Mary c. Miller. John Miller.
administrator and Gustave W. Strand
berg were passed.
The monthly report OF the board OF
fire commissioners was received.
resolution authorizing the recorder
of deeds to appoint temporary assistants
was passed.
Petition OF James Hilton 81 al for lay
out OF Hilton street and Isaac G. Green
for defining grade Of Tingley street were
referred 10 the committee on highways.
Also n petition Of Isaac G.. Green for de-
hnirg grade OF Charlotte Hope street.
Petition OF John Gcarfn ct ais. object
ing 10 the construction Of sewer In
Eighth street was referred TO the com
mittee on sewers.
The counsel adjourned 10 july . at
O'Clock when there will be n JOINT session
TO elect an Inspector OF plumbing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02

pany, lessee) to lay rails in Silver Spring
street. Northup avenue and Ledge street,
from Charles street to Smitfield avenue
An ordinance permitting the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad COM
pany to lay a spur track across Harris
avenue and Acorn street, and also across
Benefit street. was passed.
Also an ordinance permitting the Mar
ragansett Electric Lighting company TO
erect poles and wires I'm Creighton street.
Also a resolution permitting the John
~ Mason Real Estate company ct ais.
TO build a conduit in Middle street.
Resolution directing the city solicitor
TO proceed against certain parties for
maintaining overhead wires in the close
building district. was referred TO the COM
mittee on ordinances.
Mr.. Armstrong presented a resolution
requesting the board OF canvassers TO
keep their office open Saturday after
moons during the month Of June and ev-
cry evening during the last two weeks
In June.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02
Shirts for SOC. Each

Honiton lace fronts, all new
patterns and strictly up-to-date.
Purchased in the regular way
they could not be sold for less
than 100 each. We reserve the
right to limit the quantity at
this sale price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02

Giuseppl Pennacchia was sentenced TO
Jail for 10 days. by Judge Sweelond. this
morning. for an assault upon Pasquale
Paoia The men met on Atwelrs avenue.
Saturday. Pennacchia first asked for II
cents due him for bread delivered and
then punched Paola on the chin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02
Mems PIeated Front
Shirts for Soc. Each

Included in this lot is a big
assortment of the popular tan
colors now so much in demand.
Also a lot of white Negligee
Shirts, all strictly up-to-date,
value up to 100 each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02

Boys White Mercerized
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02
Csc. Each 3 for LOO
Mems Corded Madras

White grounds with neat black
figures. Exceptionally good val
ue-fuished in the best possible
styles-smart looking shirts
fully worth 75c each.
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II.
committee the commissioner of pubic
works and a united delegation from that
ward favo rthe passage OF the resoiu-
tion. and ne thought that It should pass
Mr. Devlln spoke in favor OF the passage
OF the resolution.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
The debate continued Councilmen
Balch, Armstrong and Sisson taking part.
on a roll call vote the resolution was
indefinitely postponed by a vote of -
to I5.
The resolution authorizing the commits
sioner OF public works to use either
granite blocks, asphalt or bituminous
macadam for paving the roadway of
Branch avenue from veazie street to The
bridge near Vandewater street was
passed.
The report OF the committee on high
ways upon the petitions of Alfred Cald-
we'll ct al. TO lay out and extend Lillian
avenue: William NJ. Harris ct al, TO lay
out F'ifield avenue. and also upon the pc
tition OF Henry Whean TO move a build
ing was received and the petitioners given
leave TO withdraw.
- The lee water resolutions brought n
long discussion. Mr.. Massie while favor
ing the resolution, stating that there was
no money available. Mr.. Dunn favored
the resolution, stating that after the city
had erected the fountains It ough. 10
make use OF them by furnishing ice.
Messers San Souci. Sission, Gillian, Glib
lin Balch Raftery and others spoke In
favor and the resolution appropriating
$1,000 for ice was passed unanimously.
The committee on ordiances presented
a report OH the proposed licenseing sta
tionary engineers and firemen stating
that the matter was now I'm the hands OF
the general assembly. The report was
avrat Il @haW ernA
from further consideration as requested.
From the committee on claims a rcso-
luton TO remit the tax OF $3.50 enormously
assessed against Abby Farnum OF North
Providence was passed.
LEAVE TO WITHDRAW
Also report upon the petitions Of
John Trainor, John o. Flaherty. Frank
Iozon ct ux, Elizabeth NJ. Madden and
Hugh Tighe for compensation for dam
ages. and OF Daniel A. Kelly. admin
istrator, II. T. Branch. Rosetta 8. JILL
son, Charles II. Corp and Moses Ba-
rash for remission OF taxes The petit
tioners were given leave TO withdraw.
From the committe on sewers were
received resolutions ordering sewers 10
be constructed I'm West Park street,
In Bath street. from orms stres5 10 CAL
verify street. Estimated cost. 52iS -;
assessments. x5465. Passed.
Also I'm Reservoir avenue. west side,
from Charles street 90 Smithfield avenue.
Estimated cost. sl,eA.a2. assessments,
sl.0aa
In North Main street. east side, from
stenton avenue TO Third street. Esti-
mated cost. 81. .29ib0; assesscents. 81 ,2s2 90.
Mr. Bixby presented the report OF the
Joint special committee relative TO the
quality Hnt price of E-s- the city of
Providence. and commended the work
Of Clerk Hayden I'm compiling the same.
The report was received, ordered print
cd and distributed 20 the members.
The following matters, communicated
from the board Of aldermen. were dis
posed Of as follows:
An ordinance permitting tho Union
Railroad company (Rhode Island COM
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Edward Williams Is years old. residing
at 325 Eddy street. was bitten upon his
left arm. by a dog. when i'm front OF S5
Elm street. yesterday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02

Charles McCrossen OF 45 Violet street,
reports that a sneak thief entered his
house. yesterday. and stole his watch.
chain and charm valued at $50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02
Shirts for 39c. Each

Never before have we made
such preparations for the boys.
This week we will offer line
of very stylish Boys Shirts for
less than the cost of manufact-
ure 3oc-each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02
Shirts for soc. Each

With cuffs to match. These
are identically the same as are
shown elsewhere in Providence
at 100 each. We have only
100 dozen of them and while
they last the price will be soc
each. -.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-03-21

Meetings of Directors may be called
by the President or BY any two Directors
on snch notice as shall be prescribed by
the by laws,
ARTICLE vi.
General meetings of stockholders shall
be held annually on the third Monday IN
January after due notice AZ provided for
in Article 5, and the President or any
two stockholders may call special meet
ing of the stockholders for any laWful
purpose upon notice to lie given in the
manner and for the time to be prescribed
by the bylaws.
ARTICLE VII.
No stakeholder shall ever lie held liz
BILE or responsible for tho contracts or
faults of the corporation, in any fur
Their sum than the unpaid balance due to
the company on the shares owned BY
him; nor shall any informality in the
proceedings of organization render any
stakeholder liable beyond said amount
ARTICLE VIII.
This act of incorporation may be NO.
ditied, altered or amended or this cor
pOration may be dissolved, with the 49,
sent Of thrse>fourths of the capitol
stock represented at q general meeting
of the stock holders, to be convened for
said purpose after due notice to be given
by thirty days publication in u news.
paper published in the Parish Of 1t.
Mary and by written notice mailed TO
each stakeholder, addressed to his reoid-
ence or place of business.
ARTICLE TX.
Upon the dissolution OF shis CORPORA.
ton either by Limitation or otherwise. its
affairs shall be liquidatcd by three com
missioners to be elected by tho steck-
holders, who, at the same time shall fix
their compensation.
Thus done and passed at my Office in
the Parish of st. Mary, OH the day.
month and year first above written. In
the presence of Ii. A. Brown and Les NJ.
King competent witnesses who hereuntO
sign their names, with the sppearcrs and
me Notary after reading of the whole.
EARL s. BARNETT,
ROBERT 8. BARNETT,
J. ALLEN BARNETT.
Witnesses:
II. A. Brown.
Lee NJ. King
PERCY SAINT, Notary Public.
1. William K. Wilson, District AttOr.
ney. within and for the 23rd Judicial
District Court. do hereby certify that I
have read the above charter and find
nothing therein contained contrary 10
the laws of the State of Louisiana, and |
hereby approve same
Witness my hand and seal this 18th
day Of February, 1908.
w. K. WILSON,
District Attorney 23rd Judicial District
Court.
State of Louisiana, Parish of st. Mary.
|, Wilbur II. Kramer Clerk 28rd Ju.
dicial District Court and sx-ofiioiC Res
corder in and for the Parish of st. Mary.
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing instrument is true and cor.
rect copy of the original on fled in my
office in Book 46 of Mortgages. entry No.
30, 1875 registered of date Feb. 18th, 1909:
Witness my hand and seal Ut Frsnklia
La. this 18th day of February 1909
WILBUR H. KRAMER.
Clerk and ex<Officio Recorder,
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SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1908
Cuban Reciprocity.

The Senate ratified the Cuban
Reciprocity Treaty by vote of 80
to Dc, last Friday, after which it
adjourned until next winter. s. ma
tol NJ. j. Foster delivered a strong
speech in opposition TO the. treaty.
He spoke for over two hours and a
half. HIS speech was a very care
fully prepared ncand on its con-
clnsion the Senator was highly CON-
plimented. His speech, in the main,
VAS an 'appcal for the protection OF
Tie American sugar producing in
lusirv. The Senator in the course
of his speech spoke especially for
III. cane sugar interests OF Louis
iara. but said that while the sugar
interests were Of paramount impOr-
lance in his own State, on account
of The cane produced th'rr, the
sugar industry had grown TO such
proportions that many other portions
or The Union also were becoming to
have very pronounced interest in
the m,king of sugar.
Senator Foster drew very graphic
picture Of TIM present conditions IN
Louisiana, and said that if lie treaty
should I've ratified lie result was liza.
hie to he very disastrous TO many
eih,r constituents. He also made
tie loini that there WAS nothing 10
prevent The introduction Of Chinese
cooiie labor in Cuba and said il such
labor should lie introduced, Amrri-
can labor could not compete with il.
He appealed to the Senators FROM
HE North and South alike To refrain
from inflicling this hardship on his
people. Several others made vigOr-
GUS speeches in opposition to the
AFTER which vote was taken
wifM the above result.
TlA passing Of this reciprocity
treaty. Eas no. necessary for tue
wcIl.heing u the Cuban Republic,
aud i, will NOD enhance the prosper
liz s Tie Island enc whit and that
The PASSING II the treaty was solely
In he in,, rest pf the trusts.
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Franklin, La, March 90, 1903

Franklin, La, March 20, 1903.
The Police Jury met pursuant TO !
call ofihe President, the meetin!
was called to ORDER By iheaSecretaf,
with the following members present
jain Inert. z. T. Henagriff, Dr.. 7
+. Frere, r. +. Milling, Bro,
O'Brien; Simon Leopold, Hcnf.
Hausmann, John Il. Drscke.i, Ayr,
Rohichanx, Alfred Fortier. Absent
q. Delhaye.
Mr.. Milling moved that the com
mit,cc appointed TO accept and con
tract for plans be asked to report
DR.. Frere asked that the resolu
ton appointing the committee b.
read. Mr.. Leopold seconded the
motion.
The resolution appointing the
committee was then read and The
committee made its report, which is
as follows:
To the Honorable Police Jury of the Par.
ish of st. Mary:
We, the committee appointed by resO.
luton Of Your Honorable Body to 60 to
New Orleans and there examine, accept
and contract for plans for new court
house for the Parish of st. Mary, beg
leave to submit the following report;
Az per the resolution, copy of which
is hereto attached, we proceeded to New
Orleans on the 18th day Of March, 1903,
&c., Ia. IN
examining various plans and specifica-
tons of court houses submitted to US by
several architects.
Aftpr carefully examining all plans SUBJ
Initted the committee met and by vote
accepted the pins and specifications
submitted by Mr.. w. l.. Stevens, archi-
c:litect. OF the city of New Orleans, which
plans ARE hereto attached, aud at another
meeting for that purpose, and in accord.
ance with the resolution. we contracted
with tho said w. L. Stevens. architect,
for his plans and specifications. which
contract is also hereto attached and made
part hereof.
Wherefore, We pray Your Honorable
Dolly 70 acrept this our report and dis
charge as frum further duties under the
resolution. Respectfully.
JNo. B. SANDERS,
A. G. ALLEN,
w. X. WILCOX;
Committee.
b Il known and remembered. that tho
following contract and agreement Is this
day made and entered into by and bes
twecn john N. lbert, Chairman, W. K
Wilson, A. g. Alien. John b. Sanders and
W. "a. Kramer. . committee appointed
~ the Police jury Of tho Parish Of st.
Mary on the Bird day of March, 1903. =
pr resolai5on which 10 hereto attached
and made par1 hereof, said committee
hereafter to - known - tho nr1t party,
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and W. L. Stevens. architect, and resi~
dent Of tho city Of New Orleans. La,
who shall hereafter be known as the
second party, witnesseth:
That tho said hrst party being authors
lied by the said resolution to adopt and
contract for plans and specifications OF .
court house TO DO erected in the town OF
Franklin, Parish of st Mary, Louisiana,
it does Hereby adopt and contract for the
plans presented to it by tho sail second
party, which plans are hereto attached
and made part hereof, together with q
description of the building to be erected:
and the said plans and specifications are
to be paid for as follows:
The price and sum OF three and one half per
cent. q liz per cent? OF the estimated cost OF
the building, which is not to exceed the sum
shall be paid as soon rs the working draw
ings, complete specifications and all details
necessary for the construction OF the build
ing are completed and turned over to the
said police Jury OF the Parish q 81: Mary or
St. Mary shall finally decide to build a court
house.
The said second party agrees to and accepts
the foregoing conditions.
The said w. H. Kramer dOes not sign this
contract for the reason that he stated In open
meeting that he was not present when the
plans were examined and has not sufficient
knowledge of them to accept or contract Tor
them.
Thus done and signed by US at Franklin,
Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana. on this 18th
JIM. bert, Chairman.
A. G. Allen,
w. X. Wilson,
JnO. b. Sanders,
w. L. Stevens.
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part that is completed, the forfeiture
is only I, apply to the uncompletel
portion.
There beng no further business
the meeting adjourned.
j. NJ. IBERT, President.
RUDOLPH UANF, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-03-21
AdoIph Bernard,
Dentist. !
Office: Frere & Fosters
Drug Store :,
; Painless extraction a specially /
NOTICE.

FRANKLIN, La, March 6, 'O3.
Notice is hereby given to the
stockholders of the st. Mary Park
Association that there will be q
meeting of the stock holders at the
Firemen's Hall, on Monday, April
9Th, 1908, at Z 80 o'clock p. M, for
the purpose of electing q board Of
directors for the ensuing year.
F. E. ROBERTSON. Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-03-21

The Moments National Suf-
fraae "A association has been in ses-
sion ia New Orleans, this week.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-03-21
For Sale.

A 14x6 Screw Culling Engine
Lathe. Now in use every day.
For particulars call or address,
H. S. PICKETT, Franklin. La.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Sn arpaer Moth.

8or Ruriem iuurbe bem ariessbepariss
ment mitsetbsiIi. bob bic singsborensn
Snbianer unb @siimos in MIasia arobe
Rotb au Ieiben babsn. unb inItruirte
ben Gomttanbirenben General bes Des
sar!emsnts columbia. Srsbrid Suniton,
8eridt tber bic gsrbdItnife su erftaiten.
Die SauptfIaeen famen aus Nome. Gee
neral Suniton bat iest ben 1lmfang bss
No!bitanbes burd IrmeesOffi,iere fsh,
Fteaen IaGen. General Suniton bead.
iiGtist nud. ielbit Nlasia einen 8eiud
nbsufuiten. Grih fdon frabsr be,rddt.
Iide 3eit bort setpeien unb eriIdrt. Dor
ber @rlitens bon 8erebaulneern babe Cd
unter ben ginesborenen in Der Ouion.
8eeenb biel goib unb @lsne eeeeben.
Dor etipas msbr ais sipansis Sabrsn
iturb uuf St. aaiprsnes SsIanb bic aanss
tiber 400 ftarfe 8sbbIferuHg burd GUNS
eerSnotb in einem Winter aus. Dappn.
boB bic Snbianer in NIasfa Don Weibeu
ibrer Sasbertinbe beraubt tporbsn isien.
tann naG @eneral Sunlion's NnIiHi
feline 8ebe fein. Ct empfieblt, bab Elm
Armee.O Offisier ober Elm Spesiolasent BIZ
oasemsiue gontroqe iiber bic Gsiimos in
4tasta etbdlt unb au ibnsn 8s,isbunger
unterbdIt, pie bic Sneinneragsnten ii
ben 8er. Staaten su ben Snbianern
Die 8oti6Idse ne,oen nit anberer
Departments in @ripdsuns seaossr
mefben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Die &rpeenem ieaten.

Die 8sb0rOen in 8remertOn. DaIb..
taben Shriite ers,iffen, nm aasn 8or.
i6riften ber Reeierune betreffs ber
Shlisbuna ber Wiribihaften eereht su
perbsn. On elmer idtifilibsn Mittb ii.
une bes Biirsermeihers on ben 8sfsbls.
blber bss SIotteaurienals iit su Ieisn,
Oab Der Stabiraib 8ef&ldiis sefubt Bot.
pelde ni@t nur bic @ntfernune ale,
Diribidaften bebinsen. fOnbern oub Ell
fi6 au& bsrpffidtet Dot. in 9ufunft lsins
2isenIsn mebr aussuiteaen.
Die 8lreeridaft true Fd nit be,
abiiht. einise Stabttdtbs su tbeersn unt
su feoern. bensn ie bic S1uIb aumibt,
bab bas SlOtteneeidwaber 8sfstI sr'
bieIt. nidt mad bort su seben. Dod
pirb bic Sade trobI Durd Sdliebune
oer Dirtbihaften sereeslt tperbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Meuer SAiFssEruIf.

Sc tpurbe ber BIan fir bic Rsorsanis
iiruns ber rlniteb States SblpbuiIoins
So. = Sdiffstrufs - beiannt semadt.
gs ioa unter bem Namen .,4eibIebem
Steel & SbipbuiIbine Co." eins @eisas
idaft eesriinbet tpsrben. tpsIhe bic fol.
ssnben @eisafdaftsn tonfoIibirt:
Union Sron Dorfs, San tsrancieeo
8aib Sron Woris. 2imiieb. Bath. We.
Ssbe 0inbIaB Co.. Bath. Ms. @res.
cent Sbip garo Co.. @lisubetbpori. q
S.; @anba Wanufaeturinp 60. Garts'
ret, %, S.; SamusI 8. Moore & Soni
Co.. glsabetbport. u S.; @aherr
5bipbuiIoine Co., Rep 2onbon. st.
Sarlan & Soainssportb Co.. @ilmins'
ton, Del.
Die @eiammt. capitalization ber neuer
6efsaidaft ioa $40. 900. 900 bstrassn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
Gute Qaubftraeeu.

Die leste @eiebeebuns bon 9ennfpI'
banien bat Elm @eisb anGenommen, tpo.
nad oer Staat innerbalb isds Sabrsn
81 MilIionen 1baIsr psrmiaissn ioa sur
8erbsHsruns ber Sabripeee. @esenabe.
manGsn unipeiisn Sdritten. ben unisrs
@eisbeeber aetban baben. III biefes elmer
bon iensn, bic aIes Sob perbienen. 9is
Geisssebuns 1T bieruit bem 9rdneeu
zines sroBen 9beiIs nidt nur BET 2anb'
bepblierune. snteesen setommen. tlnh
9enniplbanien eebt biermit anbereu
Staatsn, bic nod niht 70 tueit eefommeu
Iinb, nit einem guten 8eifpiel poran.
Sin einem Der Der. Stanten aemter in
@aitueton. bus f6 nit bem Stanb bsr
2anhfraBen absibt, bot mon etmittelt.
baB bsr Nndibeil. S@oben ober 8erIuii.
ben bic 2anbbebblferune ber Bvr. 6taas
ten idbrIih iufoIss idIsdter 2anbifraBsn
srIeioet, iid auf 500 1iiIlionen Gtaler
beIduft.
6reiIid, bas 8oIf bon Pepnlplbanien
bai binFHtIid isinsr 8srisbrstpsss nod
niemaIs mdBis baseffanben. Man bsrs
anfGIagi, bab es in Iebter Belt idbrIid
bier Mlaionsn 1baIer auf feline 2anb.
ipsss psrirsnbei bat. Su bisier Summs
iiu6 pobI bic idbrIideH ausbefisrunaen
uonieitsn ber 9ounibips sinbssriffsn. SIN
bunberttaufsnb Sdasn sebt aber Ieibsr
biefe Mrbeit bas Sahr hinbur9 ipisber
uerloren. 8iel boribeiIbnfter pdre ss
fur bic Radbaridaft. penn allidbrIiG
bic SdIfie Der 6trassnarbeit auf cine
5trede Deses bertpenbet iparbe, bic bann
Wenidenalter ausbdIt.
SEEDS WilIienen GbaIer ouf feds
s satre bsrtbeiIt. brinet eine Wlillion auf
oas Sabr. etipa Elm pierteImaI 70 bieI
aIs iGon iett bon ben @intpobnern obfr
bem goIie isIbit auf feline Sabrtrsss
idbrIi& beripenbet tperben. gieeniIid
in es rieberum bas Bolt. peIdes bieie
ipeiters Wlilion idbrIi& ftir feline e5trOben
beisuiragsn baben tpiro, nur ipirb ber
8etroa bon ben SteuerjabIern insees
iammt aufsemadt nerben. Wsnn aud
bieier Staatsbsitras i'm 8erbaItnib ju
bsm 8sbarfnib oifenbar nidt ipeit rsidbt,
10 ma@t fid barin bod ber iodine 8us
nmtliG lumbar, bab BEN Sianie bic
8erbsFsrune bsr 2anbRrabsn am Sersen
Iiset. SiderIi4 iit ss cine Grmuthieuns
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ftir sinen ieben sinsslnsn 83iri, isIbtt
Gein BeftmDaIidteS ,u thuu,

ftir einen ieben einselnsn 8s3irf, fsIbtt
fein 8efmbSlides ju tbun.
Sc iit bies nod Elm blobss 8robs. llns
ternebmen; tpenn nun in ben feas Sab.
ren bic Staatssuiaee ibr eutes gresbnib
seieen tpirb. 10 itebt su eriparten, bob bic
8srmiaieune niht nur tpieberboIt. ious
bern NOD netfdrft tperben mag Wir
tparsn INNER ber Dlsinuns. bab cine
quite 2anbftrabe, bic bod meiiisns na&
Der Siabt filbrt. in sbsniO ftarlsm Wabe
oem Stdbter iueut fommt. pis bsm
Sandman. gRie follten beun niGt bic
Sidbie in BEN ndmIiHen RoBe an ber
2aft trasen bsIfen. fie su bausn unb inc
ftanb su balten
9is 2anbfrabe III Elm @emsinsui.
tlnb cine bauerbafte aaneiirabs. in eutem
Stanbe erbaIten, in eine Anlase, ipsI&e
reihIid 8lnien eintrdet. @ute 2anb.
tress perhdrisn ben 8erfebr aipiihen
Stabt unb 2anb; fis bsaanftieen Bette
stiparnib, unb 8eit n @sio; iie rer.
minbern bic Abnubuna ber 8aeibiere
unb oer 6utriperie. llsberbaupt Der.
metren bic euten Sabrpess ben @ertb
bet biefen susdnsIi@sn Bausreisn. sic
finb Elm 8ei&sn bss Gcrii&riitss. .-@tIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-04
8altes Trnbiabr erflart.

Die Mnnabms bes nortpesii6sn @e.
lsbrtsn Brofsfor 9ars. baB bas unse'
p6bnlids falte Srlbiabr in europa beuer
bur& anormale Detterbsbineuneen in
ben aritifden Reeionen perurla&t tpOr.
ben. ipirb bur@ einen Meteoroloesn in
Wabrib. namsns 8. Wertens. bsitdtiet
Wsrtens meint, bub bas @rideinsn auf'
faasnb sabIrei6er @isbsrse in uuBerse'
nbbnlih nisbriaen 8reitensraben auI
cine @lutbnsae surldsufibren iei. ipelds
bic arftiidsn &eeiOnen in ben Monatsr
5ebruar. Mdrs uno anfanss IpriI beim'
geiudt. Das 4uftreteten bieier gisberet
i'm @oIfhrom une bic babur& berbeise.
fabrts Abfabluns bsr atbmofpbdts ieier
binrsi1snb setpeien, iaIte tpeflite uni
iibrsfli6e 2ufiftr5mhnsen in bem bins
neren unb ipdrmsrsn Bafuum aber gu'
ropa berpor,urufen.