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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20
PARK CITY

Mrs. HassOn was a salt Lake passen-
Mrs Charles Shields and family re-
III 1olAeo nome 70 the Park Sunday morn
lng' after an extended visit in BurIine-
ton, Ia, with relatives and friends.
hon Thomas kearns was lin the PARK
this week on business.
Inc Miners union of this city is max
ING extensive preparations for a era nd
pan 60 be given in the Carpenters Maple
nan thursday evening. Jan. H. 1904 This
event Is looked forward to with pleasure.
Tor II goes without saying that the an
nual grand ball given bv this oreariza-
tlon Is one Of the events Of the season.
as neither time nor expense IS spared.
EaE Dunshee Of The Herald was in
the Park This week
Wednesday afternoon several If tba
lady friends Of Mrs. W. u. DonoheY. were
az the depot to bid her adieu and god
speed On ner journey. From here Mrs.
Doncher goes TO Salt Lake. where she
VIII spend few Gays visiting with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Vednee-
DAY next Mrs. DOnOher viii accompany
her husband. DR.. w. ID. DOnOher 10 New
york City, where that gentleman goes
to take a graduate course i'm the study
of medicine. and after about six months
IN New York the couple viii go to Lon
don, where the doctor expects to spend
from three to five months in some one
Of the famous hospitals of that CITY doing
postgraduate work
Lake.
Mrs. NJ J. McGiH returned home to the
Park Monday morning, after a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John McSorler
Mrs. frazier returned TO her home at
the Anchor Tunnel. after spending a few
days pleasantly as the guest OF Mrs
Buck
Mrs. Victor Youngberg went down to
the city Wednesday afternoon on a two
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs. Kirk.
A. r. Weeter returned to the Park
Monday morning, after a short business
trim in the metropolis
9. r. Brooks was in Park Monday
The parlors Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church were a blaze Of glory TUESDAY.
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PROVO

Feter Stubs was pleasantly surprised by
ms chlloren Dec. IL. The day was spent
IN reviewing family events. A fine sup
emit The guests were as follows: Messrs.
and Mesoames J. r. BOshard J. r. Peters.
y II. Taylor y. l.. Jones, j. w Stubhs.
y ~ Stubbs, James AIarkhsm w. X.
SpaItord, 1. z. Stubbs, Albert Headquist.
calm Cragun. w. j. Woodhead. Alfred ID.
Jeffries. Miss Mile Peters. Miss Ada raw
Stubbs.
Two Of the children unable To he pres-
ent were Albert ID. Stubs, with the stare
militia at Castle Gate, and Mrs. Edna i.
SSmoot, wife of Horace Alma Smoot of
Mrs. William Ward gave a china. show
en- on saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Elza Ward, whose marriage to Mr.. Rlen-
shaw taxes place on Wednesday next
General W. B. Pace of Nauvoo LEGION
l5Ine was given a most hearty recogni-
tlOn OF past service by the Black Hawk
veterans and other friends on Wednesday
49, AZ the new meeting house OF the
4hlfQ ward IN Provo. Almost every CITY
ana town in the county had its REPRESENT
a a,71 present. Springville, with J. NJ.
" esIWoods George Harrison. George Nc
henzle and others ia the lead.
mayor IhOmas n. Taylor made an ad-
ores l or welcome. a response was made
Dy General Pace, who very tOuchinglv ex-
pressed the JOY he felt by the unsought
recognition or his comrades and cornrau
ions IN arms Music was rendered by the
HARRISON QuartetLe and songs were given
BY Messrs. J. r. Twelves and Aiberf
Jones. A reading was given by Mrs
Annie Jones Atkin- At 2 O'clock a sump-
tuous banquet was served and the re-
nalnder Of the afternoon was spent in
formally with music, sentiments and So
cial cheer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Page enter
talned on Monday in honor of their wood
en- wedding The event was q social and
artis5ic success. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames NJ. II. Graham. Will Nc
Cord Harry McCOrd, Albert Jones. Giles.
THOMAS Thurman, E. Fletcher Frank
bruclS, Misses Helen Clazier Sarah Csiles
Archie Thurman, Mary Thurman Mes
danes Jesse J. Knight, 3. b. Bachman.
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asucal matters. His cOmely bride IS the
CHARMING and accomplished daughter Of
So $50 -lt+ =. " itits-Nl " l5strs. ar, ana
MS evans VIII reside Ia their cosy home,
zllJ Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Eva f. Corey and Miss Maud NAV
bttDcock, the two lady members of the
board OF trustees o. the STATE school Tor
the deaf and blind, are In the east visit
ing other Institutions OF thar character.
Win q view 10 introducing Improvements
about a month.
A week ago the lower grade teachers of
the Mound Ford school decided they
would have surprise on the upper
grades and pay the remaining debt on The
piano A programme and matinee was
az last decided upon TO take place Fri
day afternoon. AT o'clock the Mound
COsley and McQuarrie were I'm charge 81
the door. while Mrs. Wade, Misses Hume
and Bennett greeted parents and children
ana gave them warm welcome. Under
the able supervision of Miss Rae f.
~ O0dcOck the programme was directed.
Each child from Miss WoOdcocks little
tots 70 the more advanced children iu
MISS hume IS room made appropriate
CHRISTMAS souvenirs to present to thelr
parents, all were on exhibition. At the
close OF the programme il was announced
that Judge Dee wished to extend his
congratulations to children and teachers
ana also his regret fer being unable TO be
present. The remainder of the afternoon
was spent in dancing to the sweet strains
Santa Claus made his appearance and
each child was presented with box OF
candy.
About forty members of the Weber club
went down to Salt Lake Monday 10 at
tend the annual bail and banquet of the
Commercial club held this year in honor
Of the establishment OF reciprocal Tela-
lions between the two organizations. The
party went by special train over the RIO
Grande Western and returned after the
sOclabillties in the same manner
Miss Lillian Foulger left Tuesday for
California to visit a month with relatives
y. II. Francis and A. Alexander Of
Wells, New, are in Ogden, the guests OF
w. j. Drew.
Miss Emily Clarke of Rosette. Utah,
was in Ogden this week visiting friends
@. W. Millner and wife were I'm Ogden
this week from Salt Lake.
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were served at a late hour. Those pres
enJ were. The Misses Sylvia Martin.
Nellie and Katie Welch. Theodosa
( Cartwright. CIaTinda Canham. Belle
and Madge Walker, Lillian Browning,
Lille Habish, Mamie and Mabel Frees,
zella Houston. Annie Edwards and
Eula Hardesty; Messrs. W. Walker. Ar
thur and Emil Frees. Claude Hardestv.
Ralph Branning, Alvin Everett, Henry
and William Clausen. and Roll0 John
son; Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwards and Mr..
and Mrs. II. Erb
J. p. Aleilstrup. wife and son Herbert
left for few weeks trip east, Satur-
day evening.
Captain and Mrs. Styer and children,
Of Logan. Utah. are in the city on
visit and are the guests of Major and
Mrs. Wilkes of 13I Fourth East. can
tain Styer is of the Thirteenth infantry
and is military instructor at the Agri-
cultural college.
Miss Sylvia Martin Of Chester, Utah,
went home Saturday morning to spend
the holidays with her parents.
one Of the pleasant evenings Of the
week was party given by
1DAd. II marshall on tuesday
night, at the home of his uncle, T. s.
Fowler, the occasion being his twenty
FIST birthday. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. T. S. Fowler and Miss
ISABEL Fowler. Dancing and singing
were the main features of the even
ing. Among those present We're: Mr..
Malcolm Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Fowler, Mr.. and Mra Frank Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Fowler. James
Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Price, BIr.
and Mrs. Bywater, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs.
Jensen, Mrs. William Mexican; Misses
Isabel Fowler, Lizzie Fowler, Jamie
Fowler, Pearl Jacobs, Maud Frame,
Rose jenkins, Maud Jensen. Kate
Hayes, Edna Hayes, Flossie Neglee,
kittie Calder, Lille Price, Sadie Price,
May Lewis, Naomia Mexican. By
water and Lizzie Murchie Messrs.
Frank Fowler, Jack Fowler. Willie
Fowler, John Fowler. Jack McBeth.
Pete Norris, Teddy Madison. Johnny
Quinn, Laurence Pratt, Ralph Sanders
Ed Williams. Herb Schuleter. chic
Price, Harold Craig, Art Hayes. VIII
lard Clayton, Roy Olsen, Willie Nc
Kean, Thomas McKean, Robert Diffen
and Jerry Conman.
Mrs. James P. DriscoH. Mrs. Pat DON
nelly and Colonel and Mrs. Dan Martin
Of Eureka, and George A. Robertson of
Mammoth were in yesterday from Tin
tic.
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OGDEN

Inc annual BAH and banquet Of the We.
Der club IS scheduled for this wear on
Dec. y, at the Dignan hall. in the Kiesel
block. Most elaborate preparations are
being made The banquet win be held
IN the vacant store room underneath the
hatl. An especially enlarged orchestra
VIII furnish the music. None except cluh
members and their guests viii be pern7it-
Tea 70 attend, and the members are linn
lted IN the invitation OF their guests ia
non-restoents of Ogden
Inc next ball OF the Wednesday Might
cimD Will be Jan. at the Dignan hall
Ihe inaugural ball is scheduled for Dig
mans academy Jan. 4. The event is Ia
celebrate the Inauguration of the newly
elected city administration. Quite Ella b.
crate preparations are being made for the
MISS Eerna Bowman is at home from
the Agricultural college for the HOLIDAYS
The wedding of David w. Evans and
MISS Mamie Virgins was solemnized in
honor or the couple at the home OF tina
brides parents Wednesday. The mem
Ders OF the two families. with few inn
mediate friends and the bishopric Of tho
Ihird ward, were I'M attendance to wish
the young couple all success in life Botb
the parties are well and favorablv known
particularly in the Third ward Mr.
Evans is a rising ybung business 49,,
energetic and an active worker IN eceIesi,
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Mrs. James P. DriscoH, Mrs. Pat Don
nelly and Colonel and Mrs. Dan Martin
OF Eureka, and George A. Robertson Of
Mammoth were in yesterday from Tin
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DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Snow win enter
tain at Christmas dinner, and in the
evening will have a tree for the chill
dren.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Frees gave a sur
prise party on their son Emil. Friday
evening, at their residence at IS Rio
Grande avenue. The evening was pleas
antly spent in playing games, dancing
and music. Delicious refreshments
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9as SertiaonsSbfeni.

Sober aiinftiss @srbreder bat bds
b09ite SntereRs buran, bic poliSsi
iiber feline periOnli9teit gu tduI4en,
fei es i'm SinbIid auf idon erlittene
8orftrafen pber friiber began9ene
geIsBesperlebunsen, iet es gum 3ped
ber lei4teren ausfiibruns folder IN
Ser 3utunft. $50 .s ireenb mOgli4,
tpirb er ba6er iebes Wlittel benuBea,
cine Grtennung gu perbinbern. Dem
segeniiber leiitet. fplpohl bic iibli4s
MISUNDERSTANDING bic betanntlia
iiets duf bunbertperisnen puhen lam,
fpie bds ,@erbre9eralbum" muir febr
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8iere finben tonnte. rei9te 2ebmann
bas nod Bis an ben &anb gefiillte
8au9slas feinem Jreunbe @illem ses
rabe in benz aueenblid, als Der Sruin
ii9 in 8etpesung febte. Willem nabm
bds @lds an bic 2ippen unb trant in
sroben 3iisen. Damn iebte ct gum
Sallob Der aufmertIam ibn 8soba9.
tsnben ab, ftelIte bas 9lds, in fpel9em
ii9 nod iiber bic SGffte .Stoff" be-
ianb, rubig in eine @de unb fuete:
n!SimmsIbaseI. bate id einen9uri4t!"
r@srlorsn. pa. 0u Maulbelb = 0u
bait bic @stte berloren = ma, bate
Dir MI aud Dein portemonnuie ses
ipidt = bunbert Wart = barf aber
Define Ole MID ipiiIen j"
8efonbers 2ebmdnn la9te unb
fpollte nun f,insn 0urit IDf9en. .Sa,
ia!" Idgte er unb griff na9 bsrWeiben
in Der @de bes Wasens.
.Ni9 riibr' AMI" berbat Willsm unD
bsdte bas @tas nit Isinen biinnen 8eis
nen. = ySte trirte i'd dllein j"
vWilit pobl nod bic Dette ges
tpinnen2"
Willem anttportete ntdt, ionoern
griff nd9 btm 9laie, Inn es bis auf
Elm Drittel lesr gu trinten, unb tpGbs
renb bic 9(nberen ibre trodensn 3ungen
gu beftiser Biberreoe lallenO in 8es
tpeguns iebten, pflegte it9 Der muntere
S9neiber an benz berrli9en, erquiden>
ben @etrGnt. glls man bel Station
Johannesburg einfubr, lsdte er ben
lebten tiiblen Sropfen aus unb rief
trimpbirenb: nHu, 2ebmann, bunbert
Dart unb meinen Gbrenbumpen = id
babe bic Wette geponnen unb eine
grobe. frii9e. tribblise Weibe in einem
3uee uusgetrunten!"
rSn einem 3uge -2E
Bon Berlin nah Rummels6uro!!"
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inert erfebt, ebsnio tpurOe bic Nus
i6miidung i'm Still Der @othit aud BET
ben Giebeltreppen, BEL portalen unb
SenItern in einbeitli9er BeiIe bur4s
gefiibrt. Der ginbrud bes reitaurir'
ten 8uuiperts itimmt harmoniih gu
ben dnItobenben mittelalterlihen @es
bGuben unb periDbnt aud ben. Der i'm
prinSip 9esner Der ull3upeitgehenben
@ebGubereitdurationen 1T. Betm
TrantFurtsr H6mer par elm eingreis
fenber llmbau Inn 10 eber sere6tferz
tist, ba bas 8aulpert iiber6dupt f4on
mebrfa9 reitaurirt porben mar. Die
SuFube mar uripriingli4 gdnalid NIT
Wlalereien seI9miidt unb gepdbrte
na9 beren @erI9pinben einen ettpas
tablen 2lnblid; burd bic ieBi9e ar4;s
MISUNDERSTANDING tpirb iie lpies
Der IebenOis sesliebert unb ausOruds'
boil.
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9as Meffen bes linten Ju'
besetnes 8erbre9ers.

aeringe Silfe. @rIt Der Oirettor bes
@rtennun9sbienites beim puriIer poa
Ii3eiprGiibium, 4lpbOnie 8ertillon. bat
Elm SbentifiSirungsipitem erfunben,
bas geraoesu muitergiiltig unb ie5t
bon alien &ulturItaaten angenommen
lit. Das @erfabren Der gtntbroppmea
tris ober MenI9enmeFuns beiiBt eine
untriisli9e @enauigteit unb ermogli4t
es. sinen isbsn Menifen, beFen Pers
fDnlihteit einmal na9 bieIer Wfetbooe
fsitgsitellt uno rsgiitrirt pprben 1T,
fslbft na9 pielen Sabren nit 2ei9ti9s
feit ipieber3uertennen. Gum 3ped Der
Seritellung ieines ontbropometrii4en
Si9nalements nirb Der @efangene
naa Qufnabme Stpeier photographer
- elmer Ieitli9en unb elmer BON born
= in ben Naum gefiibrt, mo bic Mebs
tnitrumente aufeeiteqt Itnb. Mlan be-
einnt banit, feline &Orperldnge, feinen
8ruitumfung unb bic 2dnge Der auss
9ebreiteten 9trme feitSuItelen. Damn
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QaHeeFano6 6eti.
Bon @ertruS Sreiin Ie Sort.

Bon Oertruo Oreitn le UorI.
Meine Mubms bat beut' 9dIte:
Balen unb @epattsrinnen.
9luf benz Slide pranst bas bette,
S4neeisneibs, frii9e 2innen.
Sieben dlte Sunsfern iiben
Runb berum, fteit ipie bic &erSen,
auf ben 3iinsleiH. adj, ben iplben.
Sbre brapen, en9en 9erSen.
&affee iOa ia ibnen BRAUN,
So4 oas WoKer nia ni9t iieben
!Sier am Ssrbe trdumt Der Srieben,
limb t9 trGum' in's 2lbenb9raun.
Srdse fummt Der &eFel fort,
limb bes SauIes tleine @eiiter
Resen ii9. SIN Seuer bort
S9ieBen luItig iie topbeiIter.
Oriiben tlinst periporrnes S9pirren
Mprte, abseriN'ne, trduIe,
Damn unb pann elm Safentlirren,
Seltsn nur sibt's cine pduIe.
nnb i4 laui9e 70 benommeu.
9aB i1 sun5 bic 3eit periGume,
LIMB auf ipsi9en Soblen tommen
SiiBe golbne MGb9entrdume.
@rdmli9 tidt bic llbr Oarein:
Side, tad, ipie lang ipirb's bauern.
MGbel6en, ba biit nit Sruuern
au9 elm ultes Siingferlein."
limb Der &efel iingt unD iingt,
limb bas 2i9t brennt INNER triiber -
Mar's elm Sbrdnlein, mas be
blinfts =
plat1b, ba to9t bus Waher iiber.
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aufnabms Der Gingerfpi'
benabOrii de einer 8ers
hrP d Fri n


tuerben bic 2Gn0enz unb 9reitenmdBe
bes linten IuBes senommen, ippbei in
Der aus benz 9ilbe erii6tlihen Weiie
ber8erbre6er ii9 10 uufItellen muB,baB
bic gan5e &6rperlait uuf bem nadten
JuBe rubt. Damn ipirb bic 2Gn9e oes
Niittelz uno @olbfinsers Der re6tcn
Sanb, bic bes linten llnterarms, Die
beiben S9GOslbur9meiIer - 2Gnge
uub 8reite - unb bic gendue 9rpbe
Der re9ten SbrmuIdbel feiigefeIlt. Qae
10 ermittelten 3oblen iperoen in oas
bprgeorudte Snema Der @rtennungss
farte eingetragen, unb barunter mits
tells elmer beIonberen Sinte gtboriide
bon ben inneren Spiben oes 0auz
mens, 3sigefingers, Mittelfinsers uno
Ringfingers Der re9ten Sano genoms
men (1iebe bas untere Bib. Die
eiaentbiimlibe Muiterung Der Sber,
bout an bieien 9liebenben bleibt ndms
LID beim @ripa9Ienen fir bic gan3e
9auer bes 2ebens unoerGnoerliA, uno
nibt 5ipei MlenI9en peiIen bieielbe
3ei9nung auf. Die seIummten @rs
tennunsstarten zines buuptitGbtif9en
ppliSsiprGiiOiums iinb in 10 5pedmds
bigger 8siIe seorbnst, buB es in tpenis
Gen Minuten selinet, 6ds pielleiCbt por
sSabrtn aufssnOmmene Stgnulement
zines unbefannten uno einen falf9en
Ramen dngebenben @er6re9ers lpieber
beraussufinben unb feline perI0nlibs
felt unSpeifelbaft feitsuitelen.
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= Gin sutes Ser5. n2ieben
sic Sbre 8raut iuirtlih9 Die bat
bod TO tpenis gln5iebenbes!" = n2iss
benz Hein! gtber piTen sic. id tann
es ni4t iiber's 9er3 brtnsen, iie NIT
bem pielen @elb, bas iie beiibt, etne
aIte Sunsfer perbsn gu IdFen!"
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sin nrofti{hes ma

-Gin prattif9es MG.
bel. Greunbin: ~9llio Der S9mierle
bat bir etpas ins poeiieuIbum se=
I1rieben9" = rgld ia. elm rsisenbes
9ebi9t = i9 bab's elei9 am nGhIten
Gag fir flint Mart an cine lprii9e
3sitidrift Dertuuft!"
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= Rad Der @epobnbeit.
~Sie efen ia nit Der linten Sanb2"
$50. bus babe i9 mir ipGbrenb meis
ner 5erienreiTe unsetuObnt; ba babe icb
ndmli9 INNER nit Der linten Sanb
seseifen unb nit Der re9ten @uiidts.
tarten asI6riebenl"
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: einn,uts Mprt. arnu u

= 2 7 II Nt IT Z JD II. SIuH q
(9attin zines 2iteraten, sur 5reunz
bin): sd fdse Dir, nit msinem
Wtanne iIt's ni9t mebr aus5ubaIten.
Monuteluns bat sr jeBt fir ni4ts an>
beres Sim als fir feline SOnig 2ears
Stubien. limb ipenn fie ibm penigs
items 5ur unseItrsbten profeFur pers
belfen piirben. 9lber ih fiir9te -"
= 5rsunbin: rg9, Su fiirdteIt, baB
sr unn0tbig feline SET perleart2"
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-8auernlOgit. Bauer: ,Das
tOit' a Stdbtbrief9" = poitsrpebient:
rOrsi pfsnnis." - Bauer (iiberrei1t
eineH nit einer0reipfe frans
tirten 8rieD: r0a ittmmrs." =
poiterpebient Qefenb): nRein = na9
Berlin = bu muB er nit 10 pfennig
frantirt iperben. = Bauer: 5000
felt mann foIl benn Berlin toa Stabt
me6r iein9"
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= M ibper It a n b { n.

= MibberFanben. Sauss
fne9t: .@s tit pobr, nit Der Grim
'bung aIler bieier neusn Maidinen sebt
bic 9anbarbeit INNER mebr suriid.
Sd iperbe audi baIb ni6ts msbr gu
tbun baben. = iebt buben iie ia iosar
f9on cine Glu 9 maIthine erfunbsn. /"
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= Srumpf. prOfeForsgdttin
(ii9 nit elmer onoersn Santsnb): !:
a.. unb mas unIere Mdnner anbe,
trtfft, iiber ben msinisen Itebt cine
balbe Seite mebr i'm Gonierpdtionssi
lsgiton. als iiber ben Sbrisen!@
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Gin mpberner Oienits
bote. rWie Sic uusieben, glnna!
sic baben fpObl pieber bic ganaeRa9t
seleIena" = .g9 ia. Mabam'!. ;. Sd
battle einen ipunOeri96nen Roman :
unb ba baben iie iih erit bieien MOrz
gen sssen flint llbr setriest!"
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q WprfnrnIih.

= Wor or9Ii9. @ater( Der
absnbs nit feinsm tIeinen Sunsen elm
9Ias Bier trinien sesangsn iIt): Sebt
ipOlIen mir uufbre9en, Sunge. S6bns
den (pfiffis): Srint nur nod n paar
6las Batter, :. id bab' ben Suuss
f9liiHel miteenommen.
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-Iu9 Elm Z itament. 81:
~. Wds, Der Stubiofus bat elm Se'
itament binterluFen9" %: nSas
ppbl. Gr perSei9net bdrtn senau, tper
feline Sdulben beim Wirtb, iper bic
beim S9neiber unb tper bic beim Gri'
feur beoablen ioll!"
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@pmnafialltbrer unb
Rettner. sd bite Inn meine
Rednuns!+ : rSier!" = n9lber 9eIls
ner, Sic idreibsn bier r9pteIet" = ba
febIt ia Elm TT" = Bite, ipsrH id
eIeid torrisiren! G4reibenO) GinSbee
= 80 pfennig!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Ser renobirte 86mer.

Das alte Wabrsei9en Der ebemalis
gen &r0nunssitabt Srantfurt a. M.,
Der rRDmer", Der nit ieinen abseitspps
ten 9isbeln etne Der ihoniten dr9itst>
tpnif9en 3ierben Der Stabt bilbet, bat
Iitb GuBerlih neuerbinss pieber cine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25

@aGgenbumpr. DELINQUENT
{aaF bsm iebr primitiben S6affot):
9inber, iinO bet bier iopliibe gu.
ftGRbe!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25

Gin I'm wustbum surdsbisbsnes 8dun fbt in elmer @irt4'
ddt in peer gerabe Elm Sauirr feline anbet @ls gum
8duern fommt, ruff ad)s3inbboISd gfGnig9"
Der Bauer uu dnsere3ei bic fdnen Sddelen unb ipri4
nbem ems auf rebt bo ido ale m6gien Mebuen pubrt
probirt abe Da6bsSunbb0laen net"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Ser gSmerinfeiner ii + e.
rev u@eItdft.

einsreifenbe lmpanbluns sefullen luTs
fen miiKen, ba feline SaHabe i'm 2aufe
Der 3eit erbeblib seIitten bate. Die
alte @ilbouette blieb bem ebripiirbigen
Gebdute bitpsrItGnbli9eriueiIe piss
tdtr-a srhalten. bagegen srbielt bic
SrontflG9e Der TdHaoe NIT bsm neu:n
2lufpuB aud neue betoratipe Sdmuds
itiide aufsefeBt, bic bus @efammtbilb
ni6t unipeientli9 berGnbern. Die ale
Ratbbausubr unter benz mittleren@ics
bel purbe bur4 Elm gothiiaes llbr'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25

-9eim Seiratbspermitts t.
Ter. gtlte Sunsfer: n@lauben Sic,
bab ib nod QlnIpru9 auf einen Mdnn
bube2" = Seiratbsbermittler: rSm,
i9 CLAUDE, Sbre glnipriide iinb fammt
unb fonbers = perjdbrt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25

STUDENT: .Ssbt bin i9 i'm Stubiun
bsi Der .aitronomie" angelangt."
Bauer: IS moan, ipennit net ba!o
ferti pirft. na4ber tommit no auf 1S
Setpnpmie". be pp s'lernt bob"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-02-07
Mine IuSDectOr.

With metal mine inspector in the
field, the danger of accidents and
casualties would be greatly reduced,
provided the legisla ture enacted laws
regulating opera tons connected with
the mining industry The death rate
in our mines could undoubtedly be
greatly minimized if protective legis-
lation were enacted and strictly en-.
forced, and Nevada as a state should
follow the example of sister common
wealths in this respect.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-02-07
Fixing Response ility.

Assembly Bill No. 3, by Cooke,
passed the assembly by "a unanimous
vote, and is now placed on third
reading, This bill defines who are to
be considered vice,principals and who
fellow servants in the employ Of cor
porat ions, individuals, etc Itpro-
vides that every employe having au-
thority or direction over other men
shall be considered as vice-principals
and every employe having no author
ity over any one shall be considered q
fellow servant.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-02-07
totl,rna n DAVIS.

\ complete history Il thc founding
IT the splendid business establishment
# Me~,rs l.olhr,p n na,i. Wnild ~.
nlercs ting rading tu their ho>t IT
friends, especially tn the pimrrrs
who remember lhcir welcome advent
into Tmopah ou Christmas day 1914
The luXl2 shack with open rase
goods piled all around outside ol
it, but in those days perfectly safe