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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
n. MnSes TAYLOR.

The announcement of the death
Of Nose Taylor, will create a wave
of sorrow and regret throughout
( West Texas and even beyond.
The sad event took place last
Saturday afternoon, about 3
o. clock, at the Landon Hotel, and
resulted from an attack of pneu-
monia, which lasted. but II few
days.
The remains were transferred
to the residence OF Hon and Mrs.
NJ. o. Davis, where the funeral
tooktplace Sunday afternoon at
] :Boo'clock. Interment was in
the Ben Ficklin cemetery, ON the
Rhodes place, and a large num-
Der of old friends and citizens
accompanied the remains on the
long journey to the resting place t.
Rev. Francis Il. Starr officiated &,
and quartette composed of Mes
danes Milton Mays, Geo. Allen
and Messrs Geo. Allen and w. f..
Heald rendered several touching
songs.
When it was noticeable
that Mr.. Tavlor's condition had
reached the point of alarm. rela-
tives We're telegraphed for, his
mother. Mrs, h. b. Taylor arriv-
ing from New Mexico about 1870
p. IN. Saturday and, his wife, Mrs,
Emma Taylor, arriving from
Cameron on Sunday mornings
tram.
Nose Taylor was born in Men
ard county. Texas, about 33 wears
ago, and came at II tender age.
with relatives, to Tom Green
county, where he was raised and
entered upon Il successful bust
ness career, having founded the
present Henry Hagelstein sad
dlerv and harness business some
years ago. Having disposed of it
to the present owner, he suisse
quently moved to Ozona. where
he engaged in the dry goods bust
ness from which he retired and
thereafter took a position as
travelling salesman. His aged
mother, sister. Mrs. Marion
Robertson, now residing in FL
Paso, his wife and two children,
survive him, and to all of them
The Press tenders its sympathy
in their hour of heavy sorrow.
Nose Taylor was the son of
Milan and Elizabeth Bridget
Taylor. and was born at Pegleg,
December II, 1870. He was the
youngest Of five children. Later
the body will be exhumed and re-
moved to Pegleg, there to be
placed by the side of that of his
father. in the family burying
ground. Pegleg is on the San
Saba, in Menard county.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
County Judge Resigned

Fort Stockton, Texas Jan. Co.
Frank Rooney has resigned the
office of county judge and will in
future devote his whole time to
his large land and irrigation in
terests.,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Painting And Paper Han ging.

Cotton IL Beach offer their
services to the public in these
lines. All work tirst-class. Adj
dress us through the postofice or
leave orders at the Central Drug
Store < IF
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Bargain In Building Lots,

Three lots, 50x14O each, elevat-
ed, healthy site, plenty of fine
water at shallow depth. Only
$ll5 for the three lots. Address
Quick, Box las, San Angelo.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Cotton TheIt.

A bale of cotton, belonging to
VIM. Schery, the Pecan stock
farmer, was stolen from the gin
last week. 1t had been tempo
rarily placed on the platform and
the next time it was looked for
had vanished.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
To Disfranchise Negroes.

Topeka, Kan :, January ga
resolution has been introduced in
the Legislature to amend the
election laws so as to prohibit
negroes from voting in Kansas.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Fort Stockton Oil Well Choked 10.

Fort Stockton.-The FL Paso
and Pecos Oil company's drillers
have lost their tools and the in
ei1ectual attempt to fish them out
indicates a probability of losing
Il 400 foot hole.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

Ralph Wallace has retired from
the naval service and returned to
San Angelo yesterday morning,
He is now splendid young man.
of fine, physique, erect carriage,
and his friends are certainly glad
to see him at home again.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued the past week:
Jose james and Miss Olivia
Addix: William Norman and
Mrs. Sallie Hollis.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
CHEAP COLUMN.
[ Mske Your Wants Known.

IF YOU want to buy, sell trade, rent, let or
exchange anything, orhave lost or found
an article of vaiue, mike IL known in The
Press, Cheap Column. II win provide wide
spread publicity and prove productive Of
pleasing RESULTS special rate OF one
half cent per word is offered with mini
mum charge ofl5c. PHONE pI4.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Violin Pupils.

A young lady would teach
rudimentary lessons on violin to
n few children. Address Maurice,
care The Press.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Loans Negotiated.

On your farm and ranch lands.
Vendors lien notes taken up and
extended. LANCE d DoosE,
Ballinger. Texas.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

Gloves, Gloves, all grades,
cheap, at the Racker Store.
New and second hand goods
bought and sold at T. W. Tavlor's.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

Turn your baggage checks
over to Smith IL Withers, phone
33.
Red, Rust-Proof Seed Oats at
Medley Bros.
w. ID. Currier, the land man,
arrived on yesterday mornings
train. He has secured the Mas
worthy place on Beauregard ave-
nue. and will move his family up
next week.
Red, Rust-Proof Seed Oats at
Medley Bros.
--Prettiest line of Queenswure
in town at The Racket Store.
+. n. Wolf has been suffering
several days from n severe burn
Oh the left hand, inflicted while
emptying hot ashes from Il can.
Three fingers We're pretty badly
burned.
Lawrence Guthals wants to
see his friends at the Phoenix.
Second Hand Furniture bought
and sold. r. NJ. Wright,
phone los.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Collyns re-
turned last Thursday morning
from Galveston, where they had
gone for Mr.. Collyns' health,
which, The Press is pleased to add ,
is very much improved.
-Prettiest line of Queensware
in town, at the Racket Store.
Call for your fuvorite beer at
the Phoenix. l.. Guthals.
The Ladies' Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist churcy
will meet with Mrs. II. d. Lief
fel Thursday evening at 4
o'clock. \ full attendance is de.
sired, This being the occasion of
the election of officers.
"A nice quiet pIace-the
Phoenix. l.. Guthals.
Cheapest place to buy all
kinds of merchandise is at Tha
Racket Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

First class work ut reasonable
prices, copying and button work n
speciality, ut the New Gallery,
next door to Express Office. 3t
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

FOR SALE--A letter copying press. at bar.
gam. Good Us new, Apply ut Press Of
flee.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

A consignment of postoitice
fixtures were carried to Sterling
City Thursday and Postmaster
Knight will, as a result, greatly
improve her facilities and add
m oh to the appearance of Uncle
Sans headquarters ut that place.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

The best of whiskey at the
Phoenix. l.. Guthals.
Line of nice pocket knives.
Gilbert IL Co.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Stamps, Stamps!

You can get Stamp photo
made any old days for25 cents,
next door to Express Office. 3t
-Purina Pan Kake flour at Silas
II. Keeton's.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Diploma For Photography

Mr.. G, o. Neumann has recently
received from the management Of
the San Antonio International
I ~ n'S So, 'lulUs'''le
I I;p;t 10 !, i ~; 'no'ps r"l'n'S On
H.. .iiD.0 v, us own MotN' n m Nv
NM eMi'oS'''"'i ''ST '"l'' I WI.
go thn "" I;T "lM"ys c"t'S -
pose. life like expression and
artistic finish which characterizes
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

-Prettiest line of Queensware
in town at The Racket Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

Cashier G. H.. Powell went to
Sherwood yesterday, in answer to
n summon from the grand jury.
b. G. Alexander is attending to
the window duties at the First
National Bank during the
cashiers absence.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Monday Nights Pire.

The Depot Saloon, situated
near the railroad on Chadbourne
street and owned and conducted
by Henery Eckhert, was destroy
ed by fire early Tuesday morning.
The alarm was sounded about
. 30 and the fire company re-
sponded with it's usual prompt
ness, but reached the scene too
late to save the building or con-
tents. 1t required excellent
work on the part of the boys to
protect the adjoining buildings,
including the City Hotel, and
they were frequently compliment
ed yesterday for the efficient
service rendered.
Mr.. Eckert's loss was total,
estimated, at $500, on which he
had insurance as follows: Stock.
1920; building $3.50: furniture,
fixtures, wearing apparel, etc,
$3.50.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Loans Negotiated.

On your farm and ranch lands.
Vendors lien notes taken up and
extended. LANCE & DoosE,
Ballinger, Texas.
Cheapest place to buy all
kinds of merchandise is Mt The
Racket Store.
Mr.. Hal Brandt, the new repre-
sentative of the New York Life
Insurance Company, is doing Il
nice business and The Press con-
graduates him ON his first
months splendid record.
Pictures, Pictures Pictures.
If you want pictures, Just go to
the New Gallery, next door to the
Express Office 3t
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

GIRL WANTED--ro do geneaal house work.
Apply to Mrs. II. o. Smith, west 81 MeJhud.
list church Beaurcgurd avenue.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Highest cash prices paid Tor
hides and furs. II. H. Sig
man G Co ii If

Mrs. NJ. c. Moore and daugh-
ter, Miss Kate, left on Monday
evenings train for Dallas, after a
five weeks visit to Silas Keeton
and mother. From Dallas they
60 to their home in St. Joseph,
Mo,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

ist church Beaurcgnrd avenue.
TEAM WANTED Good pair OF horses for
mack. Want ~. take them on Trial and
auy IL they suit II. NJ. y POPE
TO EXCHANGED general stock 81 mer-
chandise, valued at Sf5hU, Located In
Coleman CONT ,-slor' We ftucE. address
Box 3ip. San Angelo
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

Neeley Bros. are decorating
their store front with additional
sign work.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
9as &etteler : 9eufmal TT
Tetias.

SAT- brei Sabre iinb felt Der alien
8DIterre9t bobnipre9enben Grmor>
bung bes beutI9en 9eIanoten in pes
fling, bes Srbr. b. 8etteler, perflohen.
llno ieBt erit IL bieIem @erbre9en bic
Dolle Siibne seiporben, bic meni4li9es
stDnnen ibm gu seben i'm Stanoe mar.
Ser SbGter TT bingerihtet, bic mutbz
maBli4en anitifter iinb tobt ober in
Der @erbannung, elm 8ruber bes &ais
fers bat bic ferne ReiIe na9 Oeutf9s
Lamb in feierIi9er MiIiion semu9t, nm
bus 8eOduern 8uangIiis iiber bic gee
f9ebene Srebeltbat bem beutI9en &ais
fer ausSuIpre9en, unb bor tur5em lit
nun audi bic lebte, Der BON ben WlG9z
ten i'm Snlubprototoll bon 1901 ges
itelIten 8ebingung Sur Siibnung bes
8erbre9ens erfiint norben: bas Wtarz
morbentmal, bas an Der Stelle Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
Sas beatise YersamOn.

SIN britten por9riitli6en Sdbr6uns
bert trat qersampn in bic @sI9i9te,
ais 2pIima9os, elmer Der Nd9fOIger
9lleranbers bes @roben, ben bDditsn
9ipFel bes 8srges befeItisen lieB. nm
70 cine ii9sre Stdtte 5ur 8ersung BON
&riegsbeute unb SddBen uller Dirt gu
geipinnen. @r ernunnte gum Gommans
Danten oes plaBes einen sepihen Pbts
letuiros, benz es gelung, ii9 aud nd9
bem Spbe bes 2biima9os i'm 8eiiB
Der 5eIte gu bebaupten. Der urter fets
uem Reffen Gumenes 1. uniebnli9 ers
ipeiterte oberite Stabttern erfubr un<
fer behen Na9fplger 9lttalos l. feline
BerpanOIuns in eine tOnigIi9e Burg
init f6on Bis 3ur balben SDbe bes
8erges borsefdobenem Wtauerring.
Sen itGrtiten. ben sunSen SurgfuB
umfafenben Mduerring erbielt perz
bampn unter Gumsnes H., ienem bo9z
eeiinnten 5iiriten, an beKen Ramen
fi9 fir pergamon bic b0hIte 9liit9e
ouf tiinItleriI9em, ipiNenI9aftli6em
uno pplitii9em 9ebiet tniipft. Gs iino
iene sepaltigen, bis gu ben 5lubIdua
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07

stpanaigtauIenb Seelen aufpeiIt, tpirb
in ibrer 9an5en Gusbebnung BON bem
pberbalb Der Stabt 8srgamusSfhui
unb innerbalb berIeIben 8otlutti9e
9enannten Selinus Der gllten bur9z
ftrDmt.
Ylantanen unb bas IilberrieIenbe
2oub bon SelbGumen bei9dtten ben
5luB, bem itredentpeiIe aud antite
RauerSiige bds 9eleit ge6en. Seltfdz
me SGiiier BON frembartisem 8auitil
uno dnbere aus morI9em Sd9fpert
nit 9G9ern, bur9ruuI9t BON Hegenz
9iiHen, unb nit melun9olii9 geneig,
fen 6enIierlGbsn, Ipieseln ii9 in Isinen
Wpgen. S90naeformte, itol5sei6puns
gene 8riiden iiberipolben innerbalb Der
Stubt gu tpiecerbolten Mulen bas
5lubbett.
Sn ben M o deem psrsamons 1T
elm Sdu6 iensr &unit unb 9uItur gu
fpiiren, bic bic Mobammebaner mits
brd9teu, ols Pergamon unter bic
SerrIbaft ibres S6pertes gefdllen
mar. sic pffenbaren am unipioeriteb>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07

fen bes Selinus unb &etios bera6reis
denOen MauerSiise, bic in ibren R:s::s
usn nod beute unIere 8epunberung
errs9sn. Grit feitbem bic Stdbt oem
r6miI9en Weltreih anseglieoert mar,
tpu9s iic iiber jenen Wiauerring bins
aus. Sm Srieben, ben oas r0mif4e
&aiierrei9 segen bic GuBeren 5einoe
bot, erbliibte eine pra9tpolle Dffene
Heuitabt, bic tpeit iiber bic llTer Der
5liiNe binipeg Bis tief in bic lahenoe
@bene binein ii9 ausbreitete. sic
ftie9 au ungeabnter @rDBe auf, 10 baB
tie an pra9t, &ubm unb Strait oaz
mails iGmmtlihe iibrigenStGbte&leinz
aliens iiberItrablte. 9lus ben 5riims
mern bieTer r0miI9en Stubt entitano
eubli6 bas iebise tiirtiide Pergamon,
pbne jebo9 i'm entfernteIten on bic
9tusbebnuns bes r0mii9en per9amon
beran5urei6en.
Sie beutige Stabt, bic eine aus 3iirz
fen, 9rie6en, 9lrmeniern uno Suoen
bunt semii9te ginpObnerIauft BON
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07

tbopen barite[Ien, ipie er ais 2ebenber
bereinit auf bieier Grbe tpanbelte. unb
tpie er in Der @rinneruna Der Wiener
nod fortlebt. @r bat barum bic Sra9t
Der 3eit gendu itubirt uno treueitens
tupirt. Qlber aud ben 2ebenss unb
@eiitesdusbrud 1T er uns ni9t f9ulz
big seblieben. ausge5ei9net 1T bas
ru6ise iinnenbe S9reiten in Der 8es
pegung bes sdn5eu 8Drpers CUR 0urs
itelung sebra9t, iupubl i'm Seben Der
SSiiBe tpie in Der Saltung bes Sberleis
bes unb Der nit Stod unb Sut am
Hiiden perI4rdntten Irme. Der
2opf aber III nit e9tem 9eetbopens
9(usbrud seboben. gtpas @roLlenbes
lieet duf Der Stirn unb sudt I'm ben
Munb, fpGbrenb bas 9luge belle, begei>
iterte Gnti9lofenbeit Seigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07

fibIten ibrsn 3auber, tuenn bic bintsr
ben 9er9en bon Soma bergliibenoe
Sonne rein unb grob ins Meer iintt
unb blnn bon ben @dlerien Der Wli=
uarets in lansse3ogenen, INNER md9s
tiaer anI6pellen6en SOnen Der 9loan
ii6er bic Itillen 9aifen Der Staot bins
tDnt, in Der nur bic nimmer miiben
8runrsn raui6en uno ernite IGnner
I'M 9l6enbIonnenslou3 ii9 gen Often
ueioen. gu Der lletlfs&emers&Sprii
(Oreibpsenbriide) bes SeIinus por Der
8aumirpaenfobrit I9uut bic fogen.
8dIilita ober 8tfil u 10 [ t nieber,
in Der bic r6mii6e periobe Der Stabts
aeT6i6te pergamons in beIpnoers
9lau5enb.r @eiie lebenbis gebIiebel
iii-
DieTes Dabrssi6en Der etnIttgen
Brabt unb 9raft oes rDmiI9en 8dis
ferreibs in pereamon beitebt aus eis.
uem 2anebaus, aufgefiibrt aus Sdd't
Iteinen nit eingelegten Wlarmorf6i4t /
ten uno apei iiberpDlbten &unObauterl
duf beiben Seiten. Bon ibnen bient
iebt Der cine als gris9ifhe Supelle.
0as @anae bilbete ben Mittelpuutt eis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
nes nod tpeiter sreifenOen sroBdrtigen
8e5irts, bon bem bic bier our @eipins
u giOs Sbeoboros, bisgrO B.
te & tr 9ein 9ergamon.

nuns zines freien plubes borgenoms
menen lleberpDlbungen bes Selinus
unb betrd4tlide Sbeile Der llmfafs
funesmauern erbdlten 1inb.
Den tiirtiIhen Sriebbpf 8Obfdds
Meiarlit i'm @siten Der Stubt umgea
ZEN brei ipeitere Guinen aus r0miI9er
3eit. 8pm 3uf6auerraum bees Sbedz
ters 1T tpenigitens nod bic W6lbung
am 8ersabbdng erfennbur, @om 8au
felbit itebt nur ein 8ogen, ,@arun>&ds
pu, bus serfallene Sbor, eenunnt. auf
beKen aerbrDdelnben SberI9ihten
buntbliibenbes @eItrGu9 @urSel gez
fabt bat. Dom Cirrus iinb nur gez
ringe ReIte iibriggebliebsn, bagesen baz
ben ii9 in einem finter benz Sriebbof
selesenen Sbul anEebnlibe Reite bes
ampbitbeaters erbalten.
pergamon bat eine dnIebnli6e 3abl
bon grie9iI9en 8ir9en, BON benen bic
Igpis Sbeoboros Stride in Der gtdbe
bes BON ben 2eitern ber beutf9en @usz
grabun9en in Yer9amon erbauteu
neusn SauIes bic grOBte unb i40nite
1T. @inen lebbaften Ginbrud bonn
@ertebrsleben ber Stdbt geipGbrt Der
ELECTROMAGNETIC, Der Semi iemartt.
nit Ieinen S9dben prangenber Srii9z
te, unter benen bic Weintrauben be-
fonbers toItli9 finb. Dom @emiiIez
mdrtt fiibrt bic 8uiaritruBe nit ibrem
iib furbtg iibsr ibr unebenes pflaiter
bin5iebenben Sreiben gum 8aTar ielbit,
ben bas bunteite@etpimmel umi9pirrt
an ben ieben Montag ituttfinbenben
8o9enmGrtten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
Neue 8eetbobsasStatue.

@egen gnbs borigen Sabres itdr6 in
Wien Der 8ilbbauer Rpbert Weigl, an
Oem feline @ateritabt einen &iinltler
Derlor, Der namentlih bas in i9r trei1
Tenbe muIifuliI6e @lement ipieOerbolt
III boltstbiimlih sliidli9en Sormen
gum @usbrud sebra9t bat. @r moz
bsairte einen rMoaurt" unb rSupbn"
foipie cine @ruppe nStrauB unb 2ans
ner". Bon inn itdmmt ferner bic
fbmpatbii4e Sigur Sran5 S4uberts
als Spa5iersdnsers, bic iebt bas ans
beimelnoe S4uberts3immer bes Biez
ner @tdbtmuIeums alert. 3ulebt bat
CT aud 8eetbopen, glsi9falls dlsWanz
berer, plaitiI9 bargeilellt uno bamit
ipenige Nipnate rur Ieinem Spbe in
ieiner 8ateritabt Iidb einen ebrli6en
Grfols geboIt. @eisI ppIlte ben Bee
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
q M & rd merfa ben.

@9uiteriunse: Seben &c mid ne
peietar'I6e @urI9t &rGmer: Wds
piuit Du buben9 bride Did bod ses
fdliaIt etipus beutIider aus. S9us
iteriunge: me bsietur'ide Duridt
nil id; mas man 10 Dor ietpObnli4
ne = faure Surte nennt! Il
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
&etteIer Sentmaf in g e.
Tina.

Shat erridtet iperben IolIte, bat am
Is. Sanuar feline Weibe erbalten.
Sas Sentmal beitebt aus elmer 4rt
bon Sriumphbogen nit brei Our9s
fabrten unb tit BON einfa9er, aber ims
ponirenber Contribution. Ser W2itz
telbau fotpie bic beiben Seitenfliigel
iino bon 9G9ern in 9ineIii9er 4rdis
tettur iiberraat unb iiber iebem portdl
lit eine rehtedtge 9fatte aus buntlem
Marmor dnsebra9t, ,lpel9e in beutI9er
unb 9ineiiIher Spra4e ubgefabte Sns
f6riften traaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
@efIbIs spoefieu.

Nebatteur (3um Wiitarbeiter): Was
iiben sic benn miibis ba; MAIDEN sic
bod elm puar Mibel Mitarbeiter:
Wenn id nur Sbeen bate. 9teOat.
teur: I9 10, sic baben feline SSbeen2
Ru, bann Idreibsn sic elm puor 9ss
bibte!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07

@egenfeitiges 8ebauern.
2lbpotat: Gs tbut mir Iebr leiO.
Serr Miiller, aber S9neiber Sdeer
bat mir feline &e9nung Bel Sbnen
gum @intaFiren ssgeben. Miiaer:
limb fie ppllen iie einfaiIiren9 sic
tbun mir pirtli9 iebr leib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-07
Gin 9}prf6(d

Rut16er o.: Su, tppllen mir einz
NAL ipettsn, iper am meiIien bon uns
trintt! &utfher g.: Rein, aber elm
dnberer @orI1ldg: ih trinte unb 0u
beSablit; per bas am Idngiten ausbal'
ten pirb.
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Siinsit sedbelte gpmmerSienrGtbin
(3um @dtten): Sag mer, Sonas,
rliifen mir uns bas gefulIen laNen,
taB man uns bel Der @OItsSGblung 70
unter benz selp6bnIi6eu Bolt nit.
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= @us Der RoGIe sefaGs
len. Der @ertbeiOieer: ~9lls mils
bernber llmitunb 1T fir bic 4ngetlaa4
te AUDI ibr bobes alter, ibr uni9Dnes
@euBere, ferner ibr = Die 9lnaez
tlagte; Run bOren sic dbsr auF. Sic
llnperid6mter!"
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Gin nmpbernsr u b a m.

nan ibrer Seite, mein JrGulein.
tpiiro' i9 lsbsn tpie i'm paraoieie!"
Sic (tief errOtbenb): 9lber. mein Serr!
unertIGrli9.
S9auIpieler (bem pl0bli9 elm
glpfel on ben 9opf fliest. ipdbrenb er
an einem 8uuernbofe borbeisebD:
Ranu, Der iit ia nod gar ni4t fauI!
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Sin Der m II n b.

9lsnndsn befinbet iid bel Der @rOB>
mama gum 9eiud. 0d frast Oas alt=
Huge Sinb nad lansem Sinnen
plDBlid: y9rpbmama. mar bic Wias
ma, als iis 10 alt ipar lpie i9, aud 70
artis9" r@9", ertpibsrt bic @rpbmdz
ma, .Seine Wama mar INNER ptel
artiser als Ou!" ~llnberufen!" ruff
ba 9lenn9en aus. n9lber, fpesbalb
fdait Oh benn ba unberufen9" rRun",
meint Der tleine S9lautopf, pMama
lam ii6 bod nod GTbern!"
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Orbnungstiebenbe Sauss
fran

nit 9efrieoisung iib beim Mittuss
ellen iiber bic S9iiiiel beusenO: SEPT
baben mir ben gon5en 8ormittdg ben
S9ub BON unIerm gepi geTu9t = bo
itedt er mitten in unIerm Sduertruut
Sd pubte ia, puB bel mir ni4ts rers
loren ge6tl
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0as 6 d 0.

Sunges @bepadr bor einem S9aus
feniter Der 9eipSiser StroBe Su 8ers
lin. Sruu (entaiidt): Sieb' nur,
Mdnn9en, bieIen gpmfort. Mann
(brdn9elnb): &pmm fort!
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9iItIs 4ntt anttte Sbers
menonlage.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-18

economy. while flock Of owls perched IN the
limbs of dead tree sit mOtiOnless, save for an
occasional blink
Purple smoke is curling from the chimneys
of the handsome new lion house. the primate, or
monkey house, the reptile house the bird house,
and from two or three barns the deer ranges.
As an attendant opens the door of the bird house
a confused medley Of shrieks is heard, which
contrasts strangely with he silence without
From the lion house comes an occasional roar
Should one approach a window Of the monkey
house he is greeted by an interminable chatter.
Deep in the bear pits can be heard at times
ponderous grinding. like that of bone being
crushed. where some half awakened grizzly Is
sucking MS paw" and on listening near one
of the deer barns one may discern the sharp
vhinny Of a gazeIIe. The animals Of warmer
cImes are in winter quarters
our accommodations for those birds and
beasts which would otherwise perish in the cold
of this latitude viii soon be SO adequate" said
William T Hornaday. the director of the park,
Yesterday that they VIII not suffer much in
convenience in winter time" As he spoke he
pointed 10 the new antelope building. which IS
being erected on nearby crest Of land Wv hen
that building is completed" ne continued, we
can house our tender species Of deer, and not
need 10 pen some Of them up as We do now.
Just take a look at the barn, where our horse
tailed deer, our sambur deer from IIuId anu
some other species have 10 be warmed arti-
fciaIIy. and the need Of the new antelope house
viii be evident"
HuddIed together in little stalls. with a stove
choked to the door with live Goals were found
the inmates of the deer barn. Nearest the
stove was a little pair Of Persian gazelIes N
separate stalls. and the buck whinnied savagely
whenever any one approached him
Hes deevu OF bastef' remarked the care
takrr as he threw forkfuI Of hay Always
ready to pick a foight'
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