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STRIKE
CAUSES LOSS

NEW YORK, March 2s.-cmcern;nsr
a deficit Of $475sS shown in the last
quarterly report Of, the Metropolitan
to the state railroad commissioners.
President H. H. Vreeland says it. was
due to the coal strike, which increased
the cost of power from three to five
times the normal<inza large part OF the
time covered by the report and also
In a less degree to. the fact that in this
quarter the increased age schedule on
the Metropolitan system went into
effect. ~. All ::s:tE<:5s I%f
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ter (NEA Of NwA): southwest quar-.
ter. Of northwest quarter (SWK OF
NWA1,-.and northwest Quarter Of
southwest quarter (NWA Of SWA). Of
Section twelve Q2), and southwest
quarter Of northwest quarter (SWA of
NWK) Of Section twenty-folr (24} all
in Township fifty-three (52)., north OF
Range twelve Q2); southwest quarter
and lot one ~, Of Section four (4)
northwest quarter Of southwest quar-
ter (NWA of SWA) of Section four
teen 90; southwest quarter of south
west quarter (sWA Of sWA); south
east quarter of southwest. quarter
(SEA of SWA) and lots one ID, two
(2) and three 80 Of Section twenty
two (22) all in Township ffty-fve (55),
north Range twelve d2), west in St.
Louis County: Minnesota.
Dated Duluth, Mimi, March 10th
1903.
w. w. BUTCHART,
Sheriff st. Louis County. Mimi.
BY S. L. PIERCE. Deputy.
Labor World Mar. %, April 4-11-1S-
rs, Nav q l963:
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,> - Iz-t2tt5
Sz. Try S. i. Levin's XxKC Columbian
j az rye 1T IS the very best that can
be had for family and me- icinal pu sur.
poses, the Ola and, So Inv vest su-
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spending secretary, C. r. Brown: T.
South Seventeenth avenue East.


TUG FIREMEN and Linemen's I'm
ion No. 2. meets every Monday even
ing at the Marine Engineers'- Hall in
the Hunter block, 1871 West Superior
street: President, Henry White; vice
president. Dennis O'Brien; second vice
president, George Faulkner: third vice
president, Andrew COlen; financial Sec
rotary, John Pendergast, 206 West Su-
perior street; treasurer, Albert Elliott,
recording secretary, M. B. Glockle, >525
Ptg9REfS d H g. 8 e. T. II MEETS u a Sec !!
ond and fourth Thursdays Of each
month at Kalamazoo block. President.
E. Strum; vice president, A. McDou-
gal; treasurer, J. J. Mullen: trustees,
Joe Krieger. James Rigdon: recording
secretary. T. p. Fish, p. 0. Box 95;
financial secretary, Q. c. strum.
PLASTERS' Union. No. So. o. P.I A.
Meets on second and fourth Mon
days Of each month at Kalamazoo
block. President, Richard Callahan !;
vice president, Charles, Ali: secresa
Lake Shore; delegates to the Building
Trades Council. A. G. Matthews and E.
Perrott and J. w. Fallgren.
PAINTERS, Decorators and Paper
L hangers. Meets every Tuesday OF
each month at Kalamazoo block. Pres
ident, Ed. Maere; vice president. Fred
Mcclure; treasurer, H. A. Diers; fin
ancial secretary, O.. M. Oyseth, sol e.
James Powers. 81 =. Third street.
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W. W: BUTCHART..
Sheriff st. Louis County. MINI.
Labor World. Mar. 20, April 4-11-1S-
rs, May 2, 1903.
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STRIKE ARBlTERS
FILE FINDINGS

Continued from page four.
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ICENSED Tugmen's Protective As
~ soclation, Zenith Lodge No. l.
Meets every Thursday during the win
ter season at room 500 Manhattan
building. President, James Walsh:
first vice. president. W. A. Pringle;
second vice. president Chas McEach-
EN-; financial secretary, r. F. Bar
rows; secretary treasurer, B. F. How
ard, 1927 Lombard st.
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T ,ONGsHOREMEN's Union. No. 12-
Meets during the season of nayiga.
ton on second and fourth Saturday OF
each month at Gilley's hall. West Du-
luth. President, Gordon O'Neill: sec
rotary, Joseph Ganthier, 921 West
MICHIGAN street -
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MACHINIsTs Union Il. A. Of M,
Zenith Lodge No. 274. Meets second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month At
Ajax building, 221 W. Superior Street.
President, L.. Ewald: vice president, ].
Abarnethy; financial secretary, Lo11is
Wilmer; treasurer, F. A. Boreen: CORE.
sponding secretary, e. w. Sweeney STA
Wadena street, West Duluth.
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IGARMAKERS Union. No. 294-
Meets first and third Wednesdays
q each month at Kalamazoo block, Is
". Superior Street. President Henry
ferrault; financial secretary. Matt Eft
S!nger: correspondent secretary. Burt
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+ EATHER Workers Union, No.. g.
~ (U. B. of l.. W.. on Fl. G. meets at
kalamazoo block on the first and third
Wednesdays of each month. President.
S. B. Lowry; vice president, Chas. Nc"
Dowell, financial secretary and treas
urer. 3. +. LathrOpe. III So. Goth ave
nue. West; recording secretary, e. r
Wilke; journal correspondent, Joe T.
Stone; chaplain, J. p. Birch; marshal.
Ed. Mccarthy.
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!s5erI a9's|Ia lA|P1llI
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I AKPENTERS' Union 49, Meets on
tuesday evenings at Kalamazoo
bldg. President, 3. Lowe; vice presi-
gent. henry Berbig: recording secre-
tary: w. Fl. Appleby; treasurer, E..
Erickson; financial secretary; S, 2.
Skrove, 30 e. Sixth street.
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T ,UMBER Pliers Union, local No. POI,
~. I. NJ. & T. A. Meets first and
Hall. West Duluth. President, 6. b.
Johnson: vice president, Oluf P. Lund-
green; financial secretary. -
- treasurer, Jens T: Holt; marshal,
Henry Jensen, p. o. Box 100, west Du-
luth.
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I iO0kS and Walters union No. So
~ meets every second and fourth
zoo building. President. H. L. Palmer:
wee president, Emil Hollander; sec'y.,
Harry Wilcox; treasurer, Fred Nickel
Hvey; nnancial secretary. J. B. McCom-
Der. Lowell Block.
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bes 0ritten: rSansip9en Mepsr aus
S9mDldu bel Salsipebel," " uno 10 ging
es fort. Wpbl elm 9uBenb bieier piers
f9r0tieen, .unflGmf9en &erle" bOrten
auf ben Gufnamsn Sansip9en. Su
fonnte bic &Onigin bic fberSbdfte 8e'
mertung ni9t unterbriiden: r0as
mub bort bel Sal5pebel berum ia Der
tpabre Sansio9enipintel iein!"
Die 9eseno, ipel9e Der 8olfsmunb
fpsit unb brett als Sansio9enpintel
(rSani4omipintelO benamit, lit uas
gefGbr Is bis % &ilometer lang unb
z bis % &ilometer brett. 3pei Dor
fern brGngt man abtpe9ielnb bic
ftrittise Gbre duf, Sauptitabt berielz
ben gu fein, Siesbprf unb 9eebenoorf.
9ln lanbi9aftli9em Rei5e bietet oieGes
gsnb berSliA lpenig. gaur bic uusges
bebnten BABEL uno 9aublpGlber unb
bic bielen perein5elt i'm Selbe itebenben
@ihen perIeiben ibr einigen Rei5, unb
bic oiebt aneinunber sebrGngt, meiIt in
Sufetienform mad ipenbiI6er Site
erbauten 9Drflein inmitten sriinenber
ObitbGume f9auen anbeimslnb brein.
Die 8epObner bes Sunsiodenpins
fels Iinb elm itGmmiges, trGftiges
8auernpolt, iebenfalls psnbii9er Obs
ttammung. Sbr 9ialeft 1T elm breits
uno lansseSosenes nieberIG9IiIhes
Pldtt, bas benz Medlenbursiiden Gbs
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8rdunbier elmer nur bort sebrduten
9attung, unb fir 5ebn pfennig Bier,
bas in Steintriigen perabreiht tpiro,
unb fir brei pfennig pS4lud"
(9ranntipeim 1T Der getpDbnli4e
SrintiaB her Wirtbsbuusbefu6er.
Die in Der ganSen @elt, 10 lperben
aud i'm Sdnsio9snipintel Suufe, SO4s
,eit unb 9esrdbnib in beiOnOerer,
sigenartiser Weiie sefeiert. Stets aber
Tpielt Der I6ergluube babel eine groBe
Roas. 90 barf Der aiiiter bas Saul
lpaFer na9 bem @ebrau9 ni4t auf
bon Der Sonne bef9ienene Stellen
fdiitten, bdmit Der SGufling ieine
SommerIprpfen betommt; bic Mutter
mub pdbrenb bes Sdufuttes gu 9auie
emiig febren unb dufrdumen, Oamit
oas 9inb pronunssliebsnb pirb etc.
Die 8auernbo9Seiten i'm Sdnss
io9enipintel bieten in ieber Sinit9t
SntereFuntes. ObgGeih Der nSreis
iperber" meiitens bic 8rautleute gus
fdmmenbringt unb Bel Seirutben Slpts
I9en ben bet6eiliaten parteien nm bic
giitgift unb bic 4usIteuer f0rmli9 ges
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Sausfrau Batter unb Nlutter, tpel6er
8e5ei6nung bisIe aud bic mDglihIte
Gbre MAIDEN. Bauer, 8duerin, Sobn,
9o6ter, Rnedt, Masb, S9Gferjunse.
fur3 ale, bic gum Suusitunbe sebDren,
ellen am gemeinlamen Sii9e. Die
Mabl3eiten iinb INNER frugal. uusges
nommen, ipenn prebigt i'm 9orfe 1T
pber ipenn getan5t pirO, Damn min
Der Slid fhier bre6en unter Der 2ait
lederer 9eri9ts, bic elm berlp0bnter
@aumen allerbinss oftmaIs taum ais
Iol9e besei9nen lpiirbe. 2ln seipObns
li4en Sagen 9iebts meift &artoffels
fuppe, biinne Wiil9Iuppe ober bonn
Sonntas Der aufsepGrmtes SIeiId.
unb 2tbenbs entfpsber eine fir bic
gdnse Mo9e i'm poraus geto9te Sobls
ober 8ratbirnen> (8ddobits) Suppe.
Oas Rutiondlseri1t 1T bids 9u9pei@
sengriiBe pber faure Mil9. Sm
Srinten lit man mGbis, ia einise SOrz
fer bdben ni6t einmdl einen 8rug
(SdenfpirthIddfN. mas alIsrbinas
ni6t dllsubiel bsTdgen min, bd bic Gins
tppbneraabl berIe!ben oft bunbert ni4t
poa md6t unb bic O0rfer meiIt nur in
piertelitiinbiser Gntfernung BON einuns
Der Iiegen. Oas NatiOnalgetrdnt 1T
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Mein Sieo.
Bon qus. 8. RIinie.

'~' ~Nffos ~ ff''AN'
menn ih aus tiefiter Seele iinge,
Wi9 lodt nitbt eitlen Rubmes 9lan5,
Wlth Iodt es nidt, baB ih errinse
Ser Ra9ipelt pelten 2orbeertrans.
SD mag ben Ramen ni9t pererben
Der 3utunft blinbem 3ufulsipiel:
Gr mag oereinitens nit mir iter6en,
menn i9 erreiht mein leBtes 3ieI.
9o9 ipenn bon meinen 2iebern alien
Rur zines mar bon 9ott selpeibt,
sSSn meinem @olfe na65uballen, =
. ielige llnitsrbli4teit!
8iellei9t, baB es bic Wtutter TGnse,
Sbr Rinb i'm @rm, nit leilem Munb,
DAB es gum Sutt Der Senie tldnge
Ssm gtbenbli9t bonn WieIen9runo.
limb penn Der Mann Sur Siitte febrte,
Der Snab', tpenn er bonn 9auie i9teo,
Ser 9reis es Ieinen gnfel lebrte. =
sSn aller SerSen mar mein Gieo!
limb FAM es bann su meinem @rabe
Wfit leiIem Slang babereefpeN, =
Qth. ipas itb aud gelitten babe,
SD bate ni4t umionit seIebt.
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poinfs be 8eniTe etc, etc, nur gu tirds
li9en 3peden als S9mud fir QltGrs
unb Seiligenbilbsr, unb man bat nur
in ausnabmefd1en sebDrt, buB IN
biefe buftigiten aller Sunburbeiten iid
Wldnner gepagt baben.
Wds lit aus bieTen Sanburbeitsn
beute seiporben9 Sait bur4peg Wlas
fbinsnarbeit! Die Spinbel, bds
Spinnrab, ben Dsbitubl lsitst ni9t
mebr Srauenbunb, Iunbern Subritfes
trieb; bic RGbmdI6ine unb Stridmus
f9ine lit fat in iebem Sauie bsimiId.
Wiit Der 6anb iperben nur nod Spis
ben unb 9unititidereien aussefiibrt,
unb es tdnn ipobl bebauptet perosn,
baB bic Gruuen auf Oiefem@ebiet aud
in Der 9egenpurt SerpOrrugenbes
letiten.
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feilT6t pirb. Iinb bic Chen bod faIt
INNER sliidli9.
Die SpE3eit beginnt Bel erItmdligem
Seiratben am 9ienitag, BEL 5peitmaIis
gem am ssreitag uno bauert fir 9GIte
BON duberbalb brei, fir einbeimii9e
bier Sage. MuItt uno Sang, numents
li9 aber Der So9Seitsi9muus erbOben
bic Seier. Sir iebe Der Mubl3eiten an
ben peri9iebenen So9oeitstusen itnb
beltimmts @eridte feitseiebt. 9lm ers
ten So65eitstdge muB aud bic Wfitz
gift in blanter 0iiinSe unter 8ei1ein
ber nG6eren Inperfpdnoten ausge3ablt
tperben. - 8eim @bi9ieoe briidt ieber
@uft benz 8rdutigam iein Sod5eitss
seI9ent in Sorm bon mebreren barten
5balern ober MartItiiden in bi. Sanb.
- Der 8uusrnbof tpirb Itets auf ben
GlteIten Sobn bererbt. Die anbsren
9eI9pifer fperben nit geringerer
Summe abgefunben unb iinS 1pGter
bann oft SagelObner hsi ibrem p9rus
Der Bauer.
9eim 2sidenfdmaus TBsn bic @GFe
an ben aus einfa9en 8rettern impros
biiirten Sii9en unb rau9en ibre ,,piep
Suubut" (pfeife SabdD, ipel9 lebtes
rer in trbenen S9iifeln Dor ibnen
iebt. 9es @erItprbenen 2eben iptrb
lang uno brett in pietGtboller @eiIe
beipro9en; iebes GrlebniB, bas elmer
nit ibm eemeinIum bate, ersdblt unb
oann gum S6luiIe bem 8unI6e gluss
brud segeben: nDsnn bGt nil man
mid teGtl" (penn sr DER 8erItprbene)
nur ni4t sebrtD foG beiBen: Wlitalies
Der ieiner 5amilie nit in's 9ra6 siebt,
mas febr lsibt sei9e6en fann, ipenn
man ibm iein SelbItiid in ben Wlunb
seseben ober Die Sii9er nidt peit qes
mug bon ieinem Wtunbe sntfernt bat,
10 baB er iest mod nit ben 2ippen an
fie gu riibren permag.
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Ser Sansjodsnpinfel.

DiII man BON Sal3tpebel einenglus'
flug MAIDEN in ben iiiblpeitli4 etpa Is
Rilpm.ter melt abliesenoen Sans'
io6enpintel, 70 panbert man bic
GbauHee mad 9iesoorf entlung. benn
ba ift man mitten brin in Der in Der
NItmart bon iebem &inbe getunnten
2anbf9aft. lleber bic @ntitebung oes
feIt1amen Ramens erSdblt man fi4
folgenbes:
2lls bic aDnigin 2utie nit ibrem
@smabl einit Elm potsbamer @urbes
regiment beii9tigte, fieIen ibr Oartn
mebrsre bobe breitIdulterise 9eituIten
auf. sic fraste ben Gliigelmann na9
Namen unb Seimutb uno er9ielt bic
atutpOrt: nSunsiOden (Sans Soas
dim) pplIabn aus 8oneie BEL SalSz
fDeosl." Ses 3peiten 9lntpOrt auf
bieielbe Srase ldutete: ySdnsjo9en
9iffop aus Ruitenbed bei Sdl5tpeoel, "
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urli. ibre Srd9t Der ipenoiI6sn ni9t
und6nli9. Don Der aultur nod lpes
Mig beledt, Fiibrsn Fe Elm bO9it arbeits
fdmes 2eben. Der ianbissn S9ole
aeipinnt ibre idpielise Sanb ni9t nur
gioggen, @erIte. Sdfer, 8u6psisen,
Rartoffeln, Riiben, Glu9s, 2upinen
unb anbsre 5uttertrGuter ab, ionbern
felbIt treffliben Weioen lpiiIen lie uuf
ibrem magern 8oben Su eroeusen.
9ds SamiIisnlsben 1T i'm 9anss
io6enlpintel meiit Elm muiterbaftts.
9as 9eiinbs nennt Sausberrn unb
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= oBfeufSer. 2lutor (bei
istner premiereJ: rWsnn nur bic
3pii4enatte ni9t pdren = ba
idimpft bas PubIitum 70 oieI suIams
men!"
pie frif6gebadene
graut. Sunse 8raut (ibre @ers
Iobunssan5eige in Der 3eituna leIenb):
Sept erit permag id9utenbera's berrs
li4e @rftnbung gang 5u piirbisen!"
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3peiNutpritGten. @le:

-3tpei QutoritGten. Sts:
~Burum IOll i'd benn ni9t mitfabren,
ipenn Su gum Rennen fdbrit9 : @r:
p9us f9idt iid ni9t fir 9td!" =
Sic: rOas muB i'd bod beFer tpifeu!
9oetbe bat ia i4On seiagt: DiaIt 9u
ssnuu erfabren, mas ii9 5iemt, 70 frage
nur BEL eblen Srauen an" = gr:
Sang re9t! 4ber ipie bat S9iller gea
fast9 = Der Mann mub binuus, muB
tpetten unb lpagen!"
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= Die Sauptfa DE. Gin
Souriit, Der einen glbbuns berabItiirst,
ruff nit beiorgter Stimme: rDenn
i'd nur meine neue llbr Ri9t asr.
bre9e!"
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lin IN a brf 9einIi9. @rGs
fin: sd fann es ni4t slaubsn, So
bann, paB Sic i'm Seller bic gbnfrau
seisben baben, -. bort sibt es ia 70
biele MduIe!"
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-llnter bem SdntoffeL
Ghemann dein Seitdment ma9enb)...
llnb oies 1T mein erIter unb LETTER
Wile!
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Aus Grfabrung. BRO,
fefor: llnb nun Serr ganbibat, fas
gen Sic mir, mo finbet man bic met.
item Oiamanten9 Gdnbibat: SIM
2eibbaus.
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tere tleine RebenrGume finb fir ben
Geiitli9en unb bas Sarmonium be,
itimmt. Die beiben Seitennii9en iinb
au urneniuGnben bsrserihtet, bic ie
135 aIdenurnen aufnebmen tOnnen.
SGmmtlid6e Rdume iinb in belIen6ar-
ben gebalten unb MAIDEN einen rubt,
gen, ipiirbigen, ni9t iiberlubenen Gins
6rud. Inter bem Oberge1boB befins
bet ii9 Der @inGI9erungsruum nit
benz 8srbrennungsofen.
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= StoBfeuf5er. Sonntass>
reiter: n0a miiben iid bic Menfben
nm bas lentbure 2ufti9iff ab! -. Sd
mar fdon nit einem lentbaren pferb
Sufrieben!"
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@rfhaihena MILE SIP

8sf9eibene 9itte Mis
niiter (5um BANTER bss 2anbesfiirs
ften): sd tomms, Sbnen bic erfreus
li4e Mittbeiluns su MAIDEN, baB sic
seabelt perben. Sd sratulire Sbnen,
Serr BON Silberitein!" SiIberitsin
(Oer ben 8Ornumen aron bait: rGrs
cellena. id bin fsbr erfreut, aber, offen
seftanben, Der arOn senirt mid! 2e'
gen Se nod e. 8iiel6s mas au; auf
e ipei9's %" msbr obsr peniger
tann's Sbnen bod ntdt untommen!
Saeen Ct: Baron Silberftein!"
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Gin .aut,s" ainh. Qehr.r

Gin rsutss" Rinb. 2ebrer
gum tltineH 2iss4sn): rBel9er
Budfube fOlst i'm u 3 6 auf R9"
2iesden G9psisD. 2sbrer: rRd,
mas piirbeTt Du Iusen, tpsnn i'd aus
9eritbsn Dir ouf ben SUB trGte9-
2i,s4sn: .OGlsr SOllpati9!"
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Srp r..

Der Serr 9furrer trifft BEN 3aunig.
ssl>Sepp, Der tiiralih fsin ippbl treu5s
brapes, uber aud febr rbanbfeites"
@eib perloren, unb frast i'm, ob sr
Iih iiber ben @erluit i4On ettuas ses
trDItet. -
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Ser Ianss 4ffeffor

9lfeFor (beim @sfpitter): Warum
Iol ih sic benn ni9t begleiten, gnds
biges 5rdulein2
8adfiI9 (Gnsitli6): @d, ipeil Sie
70 furdtbdr srob iinb, Serr a6eHOr;
id fiir4te INNER, in sic i9IGgt's mol
ein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-16

-@or 9eri9t. g9i6ter: sic
iinb ungetlast, biefen Mann seidIas
gen gu baben. 9lnsetlaeter: Sd be-
femme mid f4ulOie, aber id bite au9
Inn milbsrnbe umitGnbe; id babe ben
Mann breimuI bOflid onssrsOet. aber
er antportete mir ni9t. Ridter:
Nun, Der Mann lit bod tdubitumm.
Qnsetluster: Su, tpurum bat sr bas
benn nidt geIagt2
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9as nene &rematorinm In Main3,

Dor &ursem fpurbe auf bem ftdbti'
fben 5riebbOf gu Maina, in @egen'
mart Der itadtli9en unb ftGbtiI9en
8ebDrben, bas neuerbaute &remutori'
INN feisrli9 er0ffnet. 0as Rremato'
RUM, bas in Der Rei6c Der bts6er I'm
Seutf9en Hei9e erDffneten bds a9te
TIT, beitebt aus sipei llutersef9pfen
unb einem SbergeI9ob. gu bieiem
fiibrt cine monumentale 5reitreppe
empor; Elm bon bier SanoiteinfGulen
getrugener portitus, Der ppn bem ers
bObten 3uppelbau iiberragt ipirb, bils
bet ben @ingans. Der ganae, re9t ees
fdmadbolIe 8du lit maIfiO in Sunbs
itein erri6tet; bic &uppel 1T nit 8us
fer sebedt. Sm Snnern birgt bas
ObergefboB fiinf RGume: ben 3uppels
faal nit born unb an ben beiben Seis
ten unitoBenben NiI9enbauten unb
ben binteren 5u elmer apfis erfpeiterten
9lnbou. Sier 1T in Der Miitte Elm per>
ientbarer 9atafalt fir bic 9luFbaRa
rung Der 2ei4e porbanben. 3pei tpei'
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eth Dorsug. 3tp.i Jrsun.
binnsn unterbalten it4 beim aaffss'
ilatI9 bon elmer brttt.n: rSte lift bi.
unebsIIts Rreatur, pel9e bic Grbt
trGst. Sic 1T aft, befdrdntt. iie lit
DerlOsen, fs 1T = lpsnisitsns Hi9t
bd9"
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nS4 Tenn Did gar ni9t pieber,
9eOrge, sbemals bdtteit 0u Don benz
9unbertmartfbein nidt 10 ptsi Wez
iens gema6t; allerbinss = friiber
ging Dir Define 2otte iiber 2llIes -@
~@epiB = muir ni9t iiber's portss
mpnnaie!"
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-@Iei9es 9 9idfaG. .@ls
las 8rdutigame ipurOen fdmmtli9
bonn llnsliid perfolgt!" nWisIo
benn9" ~Run, Der Cine lit srtrun'
fen, be- &nbere 1T i'm 0uel gefaGlen,
Der Sritte 1T irriinnts sefporben. unb
Der @ierte bat iie sebsirdtbet!"
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= Il m 6rieben. Suuptz
mann: Serr 2eutnant, sic f6penfen
ia faIf9 etnl llnb Der llnteroffiaier
neben Sbnen lit aud 70 elm @Iel!
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Gentlemen Of the General Assembly:

HehuetHeh oI the Generai assembly:
You come fresh from the people to
legislate for the welfare OF South Car.
olina. There are many; grave problems
demanding solution. It is time preg-
nant with opportunities and possibili-
ties. There is demand for the exercise
Of wise counsel and prudent Judgment
The office OF Legislator is one Of great
responsibility. You have the power to
lay tine burden or taxation upon the
people and at the same time the power
to spend the money gathered from the
people. You also have the power to
make the laws by which they are to be
governed. They have trusted you with
this great power and expect you to use
1t with wisdom and, with prudence,
looking only to the best interests of ali
the people. Whatever, promotes their
happiness and welfare should be your
refrain from interfering with the
rights Of others or OF fnolesting them,
government wotidt not be necessary.
.ut. unfortunately We have not reach
ed that high standard of morals. Gov
eernment, however,. should attempt. to
property ana enforce contracts volun-
tarily made. Il sis. frne, as a rule, that
the least governed ARE the best gov
erned. .I5siffs q 81, 81, :s, is. - y
In sending to you this. my last an.
nual message. 1t ID gratifying to note
the good feeling witch prevails among
the people throughout the State, and
the absence Of fractional bitterness
which at one time divided our people:
During my administration I have en-
deavored to ignore factional divisions
and to be the governor OF all the peo-
ple-to insure to each community as
Tar as possible the right OF local self
government. In making local appoint
ments have soGEhtS in each case. the
advice and reconlfnend dation OF the rep-
resentatives OF the county, believing
that they were better sacquaintedS with
local affairs and tie wishes of their
people than 4 could possibly be. IF
by this course sfaye. In any measure
contributed to the M iHcation OF SEN
timent among our people and the win.
Ing out Of factionaI I.uea. I am graft
fed. In this day 0f Tapid Industrial de.
yelopn1eht and pr6gfeas there Ia not
time for SactioiiRI bickerings. Our
chief purpose should sbe the material
progress and development OF our State.
along with the moral ana inteIlectuai
uplifting OF our people. ;, \. So .sss5 >
The State has enioyed an era of ma
fhria7
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M.M4..Ana 70
fTAXATION.

The constitution OF 1895 says: "AII
taxes upon property. real and personal,
shall be laid upon the actual value OF
the property taxed. as the same may.
be ascertained by an assessment made
Tor the purpose OF laying such tax"
And In arother section Il says: ..Ail
property subject to taxation shall be
taxed In proportion to Its value" AND
why not sat its "actuai yaIue7'' You
VIII note the language OF the conati-
autlon 1t says, shall be-" not ,.may
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dition Of the finances OF the State at
the close of the fiscal year. Dec. 81,
STATE TREASURY, 8. c.. DECEMBER 81, 1902.
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CONSIDER WHITE Boys AND GIRLS;
DON'T WORRY ABOUT TIE NEGROES

General State Road Tax for Taxaon sbou
be 100 Per Cents 90 Per y5state Last
Year Exceeded Reesiptsssshe Stats shsulant Borrow
Direct 1ppropria iatpas Equal TO That Aads Colleges
Should be sEsaag for the Commen shoosas
Exposition. s5 E
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Total
..s1s9. .sas. .IO7 sIeb. .ba7. .osI

These figures show total increas SO
In the taxable values for the past year
Of SO, ,203, ,952.
The totals for 1902 are not absolutely
correct, as one OF two OF the counties
have not reported and the comptroller
general Appropriated the amount from
the reports OF 1901 For further in
formation In regard to this department.
of the State government, your atten-
ton Is directed to the excellent and