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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
MARK GRAVES OF SOLDIERS.
Sixteen Headstones Were Received
Yesterday,

a j. Weaver, chairman of the tomb
stone committee of the Union Veteran S
Union. has received the headstones to
mark the last resting place of sixteen old
soldiers in Maple Grove cemetery. All
OF these stones will be in place by
Memorial Day when they will be dedi-
Gated. The stones are for the following:
Corporal Gideon ST. Denis, company A,
Ninety-second New York infantry.
4. A. Little. company X. one Hundred
Fiftieth Pennsylvania infantry.
B. NJ TabIer, company F. Second ILL
nois cavalry.
Corporal j. G. Bright. company H.
Fiftieth Illinois infantry.
Lieutenant J. \ Ranney. company D,
Seventh Missouri state militia cavalry.
DR.. L. ]. Jones. assistant sargent. Six
tenth Kentucky infantry.
A b. Warren, company x, Fifteenth
Ohio infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel J. Z. Maddox. 10th
Illinois infantry.
]. " Ross. company G. Fortieth In
diana infantry
John McColIister. company K. Ninety
fourth Ohio.
Lorenzo Ketzley. company B. Fiftieth
Illinois infantry.
Corporal l. V Jones. company B.
Seventh Missouri state militia cavalry
W. G. Kay. company X. 14sth Indiana
infantry.
Corporal John Reynolds. company d.
Ninth New York artillery.
George w. Oliver. [. s NJ c
B. RatliT. company G. Second Missouri
state militia volunteers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
FIVE DAYS
EXERCISE
Chancellor Snow and PreSi
dent Boyd Will Speak
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
Program of Weeks Events Has
Been Announced
COMMENCEMENT WEEK

The program for commencement week
of the city schools has been completed
and the week beginning May oath viii
give Wichita five days Of events. of i'm
Portance in the life of every schooIboy
and girl and the events will be Of con-
siderable interest to others During the
week Chancellor Snow Of the State Uni
versity and President Boyd Of the Uni
versity OF Oklahoma will speak. These
gentlemen are numbered among the best
educators Of the west and whatever they
may say on the platform is sure to be Of
interest not alone to the young but to the
elders.
On Sunday, May oath, Rev. J. D. Ritch-
ey of the st. Johns Episcopal church,
will deliver the baccallaureate sermon to
the graduating class OF the Wichita High
School.
The annual class day exercises of the
senior class have been held and Monday
is vacant on the program. Tuesday eve
ming will come the commencement eXer-
cises Of the City Normal school. There
are five graduates and President Boyd of
the Oklahoma University will address
them.
On Wednesday evening the commence
ment exercises of the city High School
will be held. There are fifty-tv7o mem
bers of this class, ten Of whom will speak
during the evening.
Heretofore the custom has been to have
the grammar school commencement on
Srr
secured to deliver the address to the class
of some two hundred students. but he
could not reach Wichita on Thursday.
On this account the popular concert OF
- the musical department Of the city High
School viii be given on Thursday evening
and the graduation exercises OF the
eighth grade viii be held Friday eve
ming.
The Toler auditorium has been secured
tor the exercises except the baccallaur-
cate sermon which will be given in the
St Johns Episcopal church.
The date of examina tons for the close
Of the school year have been selected as
follows:
High School, Friday, May %, Monday,
May %, and Tuesday, May 26. The stu
3ents will be examined in two subjects a
6ar.
All grades in music will be examined
on Monday. May 18th. from to Z o'clock.
The examinations are as follows:
EIGHTH GRADES.
Arithmetic. Tuesday. May 10. 9 a. m
u.
Grammar. Wednesday. May %. a. m.
e. j..
History Thursday Nav q q a m. to II
Spelling, Friday, May %. a. N. to L.
GRADES ST.
Arithmetic. Monday, May ..
Grammar. Tuesday. May 20.
Geography or History, Wednesday,
May p.
Spelling, Thursday. May %
Delivery OF cards, Friday. May % at
2.30
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
GRAIN DEALERS
AND MILLERS
Will Hold Meeting Here on
Wednesday
GOOD RESULTS EXPECTED
First Joint Meeting of Two
Organization
GOOD RESULTS EXPECTED

The Grain Dealers association of Kan
sas will hold their seventh annual meet
ing in this city on Wednesday of this
week. The nillers OF the state have
been invited to attend the meeting. This
is a new departure, and just what will
be the result OF the joint meeting can
not be foretold.
]. E. Howard said last night that the
miIlers' association as an organization
had taken 10 action in regard TO the
meeting. but a large number OF mluers
he thought intended to attend the meet
ing. He said there had been no program
arranged so far as he knew and nobody
knew what the two interests would do
when they came together. That would
be determined after they came together.
Some OF the grain shippers in this city
expect l0o to $50 grain dealers to attend
the meeting, and 1t is expected that
nearly as many millers will be in at
tendance.
The grain dealers and the millers have
d good many interests in common. The
both alike. All of the owners Of large
mills depend on the grain dealers for
very large portion of the wheat they
grind. They can not buy their wheat
direct from the farmer because the sup
ply would come too irregular.
There is a growing demand for Kansas
hard wheat -four and the millers Of
Kansas. Oklahoma and southern Ne
braska are making an effort as far as
possible TO control the trade. In order
TO DO that the millers. grain dealers and
the railroad managers must OF necessity
work together.
Some of the grain dealers and the
millers of this city are delighted with the
idea OF the joint meeting and they con-
fdently believe that some great good will
result from the meeting, though they can
not tell just how it will be accomplished
Some believe that the joint meeting Of
the grain dealers and the millers' asso-
Citations will hereafter be held annually
If not oftener.
Some people have an idea that this
meeting will be held for the purpose Of
fixing the price of wheat. That is far
from the truth. When the largest oper-
ators In America fail down in trying to
control the Chicago wheat market, the
millsrs and grain dealers of Kansas may
well know they can not do that and
they will not attempt il.
The millers in the Kansas hard wheat
belt are lighting their way into the mar
kets of the world with their -four, and
they are losing a good deal more sleep
trying to figure out just how TO accom-
plish that. than they are trying to fix
the Price Of wheat. The farmers as well
as the millers and grain dealers are in
terested in the success Of the scheme
to push Kansas hard wheat -four into all
TIE markets of the world.
These grain dealers and millers' asso-
Citations are working in a business af-
fair that interests every citizen of Kan
sas. They are pushing a Kansas product
into the markets OF the world. Wichita
is the coming great central market for
Kansas hard wheat and it will be
through the grain dealers and the millers
that this will be accomplished.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
RAIN WILL COME TODAY.
Weather Man Expects Day 20 Be Bad
Clear and Cool TONIGHT

Yesterday afternoon the barometer fell
rapidly for a few hours. indicating that
a storm center was not far away The
weather man located a low in Wyoming.
was travelling steadily eastward. just
touching the northern part Of the state.
This accounts for the falling barometer
and gives Nj Todd Just reasons for stat
ing that rain or storms may be expected
any time today. At O'Clock yesterday
morning snow. was falling at Helena.
Montana. and last Tuesday the thermom-
eter stood at s at that point. showing
that KEfEas is not the only place where
the extremes OF temperature are exper-
fenced within few hours While rain
may De expected az any tine toby Mr..
Todd SAYS thata cool. clear evening may
be looked for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
CLYNE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESSMAN IN TOWN.
Stoke on the Tariff and Other Sub
jects in Peerless Hall.

Mr.. Charles F. CIyne, one OF Victor
Murdoch principal opponents for con-
gress. spoke last night at Peerless hall TO
an audience that was regrettably small.
Ii was Saturday night, d time when the
people of Wichita are additionally fond
Of the streets, especially SO on this occa-
sion because it was the first fine Satur-
day evening for a long time. Mr., Clyne,
fortunately understood the unfavorable-
ness OF the night for public gathering and
was well pleased with his reception. He
made d good speech from his standpoint
and is a young orator of exceptionally
fine ability. He is graceful in rounding
his sentences AID has species OF elo-
quence that is not only pleasing on all
occasions, but charming in some in
stances.
Mir. Clyne was fittingly introduced by
AIr. Vermillion Harris, 4 young man Of
about his own age. Mr.. Harris acquitted
himself honorably and left good i'm
preston with the audience in advance
of the principal speaker. There were not
quite 100 persons in the hall but they, by
their actions and applause, gave encour-
agement TO Mr.. Clyne.
lie discussed the principal issues OF the
Democratic party from national stand
point, never for a moment challenging
the capacity or integrity of the state ad-
ministration. He dwelt upon the railroad
question, the trust issue and the tariff
problem exclusively, dignifying the tariff
TO the prominence of being the great
question now before the people. He in
sisted that if the tariff were not wiped out
altogether, and free trade tried for awhile.
it should at least be reduced materially,
and gave Illustrations of its discrimina-
ton in favor OF Europe and against the
people of this country. He cited the evil
dence of Havemeyer, the sugar king, be-
fore a United States legislative commit
tee in which he said that the tariff was
the mother of all trusts and again cited
the evidence OF Charles Schwab TO prove
his contention that protected steel rails
are selling in Liverpool 50 per ton less
than in the United States. Mr.. Clyne,
seemingly. from his tariff views, belongs
to the school of Grover Cleveland, as
much Of his argument is along the lines
laid down in the messages and public
utterances of the former Democratic
president
Mr.. Clyne cut his remarks to an hour
and was listened to attentvely and re-
spectfully.
Master Kenneth Beach Alexander, of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

anxious to have the suit brought to an
immediate hearing.
The last legislature appropriated but
$500 for the prosecution Of the suit and
Governor Bailey has informed the attor-
neys that he expects the costs OF the
prosecution TO be held within ths/
amount. 1t is figured that the expense
will be in the neighborhood Of S2.eo 50
that the three attorneys will hive about
Sf.e00 each left as their fees
Governor Bailey offered to appoint Z
f. Ware. United States Pension Com
missioner, who was associated with ex-
Attorney General GODDARD in the prosecu-
ton OF the suit, as one of the attorneys
but as he did not respond TO the Cover
nors telegram, the appointment Of the
other attorneys was announced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
AN OLD SOLDIER DEAD.
Richard SIyt.r Passed Away Yestsr-
dzy Mor1irc

Richard Slyle- died yesterday morning
IT his home. Els South McsleT avenue.
after a long Illness. lie VAS al Cd sol
der and has made his home in wichita
a good many years The funeral services
win be held this morning az O'Clock Ht
the home an5 the old soldiers are max
ing preparations TO turn ont IN large
numbers TO attend Tia services
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
100000 CAPITAL STOCK.
Brooks Tire Machine Company Is In
corporated.


corporated.
The Brooks Tire Company Of this city
has been organized and incorporated with
a capital stock OF 100000. MIR. F. E.
Weir, president OF the Weir City Coal
Company, and whose home is at Kansas
City. is president. Mr.. Ensbery Martin.
cashier Of the Kansas National Bank,
vice president; Mr.. 1. N. Hackney Of this
city is secretary. treasurer and general
manager and z. 4. Rebbnm, assistant
manager. The directors are the same as
above with the addition of Joseph Gowdy,
Sam Amidon and John Wilcox.
The company succeeds to a magnificent
business from the unincorpoIated firm
which has accomplished a development
that branched out into business with
every state in the union save three and
which will extend to every nation in the
world when patent arrangements are per-
fected with the different governments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
KANSAS VS.. COLORADO.
Governor Bailey Appoints Assistants
In Arkansas River Suit.

N H. Loomis of the firm of LOOMS,
Blair & Seandrett, Senator Fred Dumont
Smith of kinsley and s. 5. Ashbaush
of Wichita were Friday appointed by
Governor Bailey to assist Attorney Gen.
eraI c. c Coleman in the prosecution Of
the Arkansas river suit against Colorado.
The attorneys will hold a conference
next week and outline their course of
action 1t is the intention Of Kansas to
file an amended bill in their suit and
At will be prepared at once Attorney
General Miller of Colorado has notified
ATTORNEY General Coleman that he is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22

gs mar elm Ganses S6reiben bon 8et>
ter SarI. unb ba bic 5rau profeFor
gu @nbe geIeien, mar iie bis ii6er bic
Shren roth seiporbsn, genau 70 ROTH
ipie tbr PauI9en, ba er bprgeitern bic
Rii9e bon GERM Sottor 8ernbarbt
empfing! :.
Sic bate ibm tbr neuefes Bib ges
idtdt g. bas mar bod unerbort!
gtber bic Sa9e bate einen auten
S6lub, ba ulte 2iebe, einem ipo6lpers
biirsten Spri9norte sufolse, ia ni9t
rotten foa. limb 70 1T paul6ens erite
Serienreife in Der Shat elm Seeen ges
tpeien. 9enn Sntel &arl betam burb
iie eine 5rdu, bic er auf bem Suite iebr
nbthig gebrau6en fpnnte. Die sSrau
profeHor. bic iene greurfion in bic
9elebrtenfreife unternpmmen, purbe
dls 8erfpalterin bes neiten lanbnirtbs
f9aftlihen 9eiiBes ungemein gliidli9,
uno oas bette Cons BON alien Sreien
aog paul9en ielber. 9enn als er bds
@inidbri9e bate, brau6te er bas
Spmnaiium nidt mebr gu beiu9en,
unb anitatt. pie iein armer @ater,
mad ben Reften bon Cartilage pber
Gorintb sraben gu miiFen unb bod
ni6ts als Steine su finben, grub er
na9 Wlobrriiben uno Sartoffeln, unt
oiefe eintrGgIi6e 8eidGftisung bate
er nur ieiner eriten SerienreiIe gu pers
oanten. Sa, tpem @ott min rebtt
@unit erfpeiien, ben fdtdt sr in bic
ipeite Welt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22
4. 60 GompreffionsbIenbe. m e.

tigfeit. Die pierte 2lbtbsiluns perans
Ihauli9t cine Gomp-eFiOnsblenbe fir
2lufnubme i9pieriger Sbiette, ipte
Strutturen Der @irbeliGule, gierens
iteine uip. 9ieielbe 1T Elm te4niib
ppr3iieli9 esurbeiteter glppdrat, Der
cine SerItellbarteit fonberslei4en be-
itbt uno bic WDgli9teit bietet, nit bem
GompreIIionscDlinber einem ettpd IL
3oq bpben 8leicplinber, BEL lang las
mem Druid allmGbli9 fait unmittelbur
an bic Rierensssenb binan5upringen.
2isst Der gu llnteriu4snbe auf elmer
pbptosrapbiI6en platte, 10 selin9t es
uni9per, bic gntfernung apii9en Der
unteren RobrOffnung unb Der platte
nm 2 Bis a 3oG gu berringern. Set
elmer 70 gerineen 0tItana tann man
1elbIt ipei6ere unb contrai itrei9ere,
mitbin tpeniser our 0tffuiiOn seeignes
te RDBren benuben, uno es lperoen aud
Iol6e Goncremente, bic elm i4pd6eres
QibiprptionspermOsen baben,pte 6arns
faure Steine, inFplge Der Wei9beit Der
HDbre barSuItellen iein. Die Wleni9S
belt bat einen neuen Deg gefunoen,
ibre 2eiben su entbeden. limb 10 muB
man ieben 5ortI9ritt auf bem 9ebiet
in Der Seritellung Der apparate nit
Gifer perfolgen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22

Gineunerpartete q n t.
mort. Sin alter profeFor Der Wtuz
1T betpobnt i'm fiinftsn Stod elm
mOblirtes 3immer. 8eim Spd3ierens
eeben nit einem 9etannten iiebt er an
einem Saufe, pel9es Elm beriibmter
Gomponiit belppbnte, cine @rinnes
run9stafel. rS6 mD9ts lpiTen", fagt
er gu feinem Sreunbe, npds man els
Tes Sagss an bas Saus f6reiben
tpirb, in benz i9 lebte." .6ier lit elm
mDblirtes 3immer gu bermietben", erz
piberte Der Sreunb ladsnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22
9as S@IOB In @erieburs.

Die dlts6rpiiroige 8iI9ofsftubt
Merieburg beberberste anfans Seps
tember anldbli1 Der biesjGbrigen sros
Zen ManDper in ibrem S9loB bas
beuti9e Saiierpaar. Merieburs, ents
itanben aus elmer frdntiI9en @niieoes
lung our 3eit pipin's bes 8uraen, 1T
nit Der @eI9i9te bes alien beutfdeu
&aifertbums innis pertniipft. 9robe
Safeln on benz SdlOBtbor er5dblen
in ebernen 2ettern, bub bon Seinri4
I. Bis su @ilbslm bon SoGIunb fuit
ale beuti9sn 8aiier Merieburg Bee
iI9t baben. Mebr als einmal ipurs
ben in Der bortigen Burg Rei9stage
abgebaIten, gu benen bic @robsn bss
Reides, frembe 5iiriten unb Sefanb!e
erf9ienen. Damn terrI6te in ben
Sallen fr0bli6es 2eben uno Der &6s
nigsbof ipimmelte bon reiiisem Ses
folge aller glrt.
9as Merfeburser S9loB, bus nit
feinen Sbiirmen peitbin in bas ebene
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22

ipirb. 9lu9 2lpparate fir We6feIs
from iinb nit ben notblpenbigen Inns
Tprmern gebaut iporben. Cine beiOn'
bers i9pierise Srage mar bic Der SSns
MISUNDERSTANDING. 9as Snitrumens
tarium unTerer 2tbbilbung bat ctnsn
Sunfeninbuttor fir 80 gentimeter go
3oD 5untenIdnge, o.b. bieSunten Obsr
BEL ItGrterer 2aOung gan5 gepaltigs
Sunfenbiinbel nit berrlidb blauem
2t6t Ipringen auf so Gentimeter 2Gni
&c BON bem einen pol bes 4pparats
III bem unberen. Wlan bat iie uber aud
uuf oiel grObere @ntfernlnsen in Sbds
iisfeit. 60 asist 9lbbitbuns 2 einen
sSuntsninbuttor fir 1 Meter g 1i3
SUBJ SuntenIGnge. Sieier 2lppardt
itebt i'm H0ntsen>2abprutOrium bes
&Onigliden SnItituts CUR Inter lu'
dung nit H0ntsensStrablen in Der
8erIiner @barite. 2lbbilbuns 8 seist
,inen ioIden SuntsninbuttOr in Sbd'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22

Sus g 9IOB su Merfeburg.
2anb iduut, mar inbeB nidt 3euge
iener glprrei9en Sage; benn es
tpurbe erft melt ipdter BON benz 8iidof
Sbilo bon Srptba erbaut, Der BON
1866 Bis 1914 regierte. Sm Sabre
1905 lieB 9lbminiitratpr Spbuna
9eors bas S9lOB pollitGn6ig um>
bauen, 10 bab es feline jeBise @eItaIt
erbielt. Seraog NtOriB @ilbelm BON
Sadfen : Merieburg i4miidte bic
Sdle unb 3immer pra9tpol aus.
8enn man ben grpben quaOratif4en
S9lobbpf betritt, 10 erblidt man cine
itattli9e 5iille bon arditettonifdem
S9mud bes Mauerperts, aus bem
it9 prG6tige grfer unb tunitpoll:
gortale ipirtungspp[ ab6eben. 8es
fonbers feHelt Der in Der Siiboitede
bes Sofes ite6enbe 8runnen.
Sur9 ltrtunbe bonn %. Mai 1915
nabm Sriebri6 Dilbelm III. Meries
burg in preubiiden 8eIiB. Die tauz
ienbiGg gtise Stabt. bic einIt 3euge Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22

mDsli6it friib5eitig sutbeil tpsrben gu
IaiIen, bat bas Snitrumentarium te9'
Mid elmer @erpollfommnung entges
9sngefiibrt, bic eine 8erpenbung Der
9lpparate bel ben 5eIbIanitdtsfurmuz
tionen auf bem &riegsi9auplaB ielbit
erm0glic6t. Die erIten 9erIube Der
GnglGnber in Snbien uno i'm Suban
1ieben bic groben S9pierigteiten bes
TRANSPORTS Der i'm Srieoen gebrdudbs
Iihen unb triegeriI9en @erbGltniHen
tpenig ansepabten 4pparate ertennen,
unb in allen iibrigen SelO5iigen be-
f9rdntte man iih auf bic 8eripenbung
einSelner itatipndrer 9lpparate, bic
5ufpeilen fpeit binter Der 5ront 5uriids
9elaifen perben muBten, 10 baB ni9t
5elten bic @erpunbeten erit 1pdt elmer
RDntgen llnterIudung unter5ogen
tperben tonnten. Sm @rie9iIhsSiirs
fiI6en fppie i'm SiibafritaniI6en
8riege buben iid BON beutI@er Sei!e
bic @ereine bonn Hotben &reu5 burh
Siusituttung Der 2aaaratbc Don Gons
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22
2. Sunteninbuttor in benz
RDntgen 2dboratpz
rium Der 8erliner
n n - a
6 haritA.

rtum Der Serltner
. 6 barit6.
ftantinppel unb bon Sacobsbal nit je
einsm iol9en glpparat 8erbienIte er,
prpben, uno bei Der unternebmung IN
China puroen Ieitens Der beutI9eu
Observation-Disclosures bic 2aSas
retbfdbiffe fpie aud Idmmtlidbe 6elblas
5arstbe nit &DntgensS SnItrumsntarien
perIeben, bic Siemens II. Salste 9es
baut batten. Die fir lebtere Sormas
tionen beItimmten Ipparate paren BET
bieIer 9elegenbeit gum eritenmal als
fabrbare Stationen eingeri6tet. Sn
elmer beionberen Ibtbeilung bes Mus
gems befinbet ii9 Elm als StromqueIle
bisnenbsr Dynamo, uls &unitquelle
bient elm 9enSinmptor. Die 2eiitungss
fGbigfeit entipri4t ben in 2aburatOs
risn 9ebrGu6li6en sroben apparas
ten.
9lu9 tpds mir an neueren glppdrds
fen unieren 2eiern porfiibrsn, itammt
aus bem SauIe Siemens II. Salste.
9a 1T Elm pplIitGnbiges R0ntgensSns
firumentarium (gtbbile. y fir 9lns
f9lub on elm 9lei6itrpmneB BON 110
bis 220 @OIt Spannung nit 5untens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22
Sie moberae Si6ntsensIe9nif.

Oils Bilbelm R6ntgen sesen gnoe
bes Subres 1896 bic nah ibm be-
uannten Strablsn entbedte, tniipften
iid an bieies GreigniB, namentlih fir
bic mebi8inifde WiHeni9aft, bic aus
fdpeifenbiten Soffnunsen. Sapon
bat ii9 pieIes ni9t erfiilIt. SINNER
bin bat bic a6ntsen sSe9nit einen
bebeutenben Raum in Dtheni4aft
unb Snbuitrie erobert.
gu benz geipaltisem 9lufi9punG
Der iitb an bic @ntbedung Der RDnts
9ensStrablen an 9.itbenben Snbus
ftrie baben ni9t tpsnig bic &riege Der
Iebten Sabre beigetrasen. sic baben
ben bpben 8ertb Der HDntsenf9en Grs
rungeni9aft fir bic pflege Der @ers
fpunbeten aufs beutIi9ite erpieien,unb
bas fortgeIebte 8eItreben, benielben
Die 9ortbeile Der R0ntsens8ebunblung
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22

Simmer 3erftreut. rRi4t
pabr, MGnnden, lpenn i9 Dor Dir
iterbe, lGbt Ou mid Derbrennen9"
LIMB menu 0u fpdter itirbit. mas io[l
i4 bann tbun9"
= Ser auto m b bilfetnb.
alupierfeinb: Sin i4redli4es Wars
terinitrument, iol9' &lapier!" 9tutpz
mobilfeinb: rRu, tpenigitens rie9t es
nibt na6 9ensin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22

-Sn Der &eitf9ule. nRun
liesen sic f9on ipieber bo! Das lit
beute gum aebrten Mal." rRa, i9
CLAUDE, bas pferb bat pus gesen
midi"
QUINN 9ef9i9te. n3um
&udud, tonnte benr meine sSrau ni9t
nit mebr als nit 10000 Mart bur9s
brennen9!. E. 8ei bieTem Siimmden
mub iie ia i9pn in einisen Wpnaten
pieoer gu mir suriidtebren!"
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Swet Sragett.
Bon Camilla 8remI.


mas 1T elm MGr9en, Miitterlein,
minit Ou es mir niat iusen9"
.Mein &inb. bas lit elm Sraum ppm
Slid
Wus ldnsIt bergang'nen Sagen,
elus 3eiten, mo mir fldren 8lids
SIN Si9dIalsbu9 seleIen ---
Gs ouuert Elm paar Seiten lang,
limb bann = bann iIfs gefpeien!"
,,2ieb Miitterlein, mas 1T bas Slid,
MilIt Ou es mir ntht Idgen2" =
9as @liid9 bas 1T Elm @ogletn f9eu,
Sas golbne Sliiglein tra9en;
Gs fingt elm punOerIames 2ieb,
9as Ser5 uno Seele be6en =
SO9 greifit OH febniu4tspoI bars
na9,
60 Iiebit 9u es enifdpeben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22
= lInausfibrIider Mufz

-unausfiib brIi9er aufs
trag, Oottor: Sier, bieIes Reaept
traseif sic in bic Qlpotbste, unb bon
Der Wiebi5in, tpel9e sic befommsn
perben, fOl Sbr Mann tGsli9 einsn
@bloffel poII nii9tern gu ii9 nebmen.
Srau bes Patienten: Rii9tern2 Sa
9err Sottor, ba miiFsn g mein'
Mann f6on mas anberes perI6rei6en
= Der is iqon felt ssbn Subren nim>
mer nii6tern iporoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22
Set a n b nj 8.

-Sffenes @sitGnbnib.
Gbef gum 8u9baGter, Der gu ipdt
ms Compton tommD: 8enn Sic
ni4t BON ielbit 8ur 3eit aufiteben tOns
1en, bunn ihaffen sic fi9 bod cine
@edubr an! 8u9baltsr: 8osu benn2
Sd i4lufe gang germ etipas lGnser.
-Mtlbernber I'm itanh
Ridter: sic baben i9on tpieber elm
SubrraO geItpblen! 9lngetlagter: So.
t9 bin nod Elm biB9en uneei9idt,
Serr Ri8ter, oas erite mar i4on nab
bier Wp6en bin!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-22

-Gro.mmer Wunf d. Staats=
dnpalt: rSabeu Sic nod einen leBten
Dunid9" Delinquent: rSa, i9 min.
fde, Sic tpdren an msinsr Steas, Serr
Staatsanpalt!"
- 9osbdfte Grtunbis
2ebemdnn: .Meine 9raut
bat runb cine baIbs MiIipn Mitsift.-
Sntimus: nSd. d. fag' NAL, ipie Oiele
betommen oenn eigentlid bas 9elb9A