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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-17
PRESIDENT LOUBET
Receives OVATION
100000 People Packed Mar
sailles Ihorougkfares.
GRAND EANCuEr AT BoURsE,
Lou. ., Made ocs ersI Speeches Mainly
Expressive of His Sturdy 9epubIC.
Sa.-aL-e.. az Amy Aaherents.

Na~s.-..es. April If.-Pres.dent Lou
bet arrived today from Paris Oh his
Way 10 Algeria after receiving con.
t--uous ova.l.us along the route. The
presidential party was met by the
civil and military authorities and was
escorted 10 the prefecture. where a.
official reception was held. A crowd
estimated 10 have numbered 500. 000
persons packed the thoroughfares. and
gave the president an enthusiastic
greeting. 4 grand banquet at the
bOurse followed the reception.
During the day n. LOubet made sew.
era, short speeches. mainly expressive
Of his sturdy Republication.
Only one minor disturbance was re-
ported. This was between a group OF
Socialist agitators and a number Of ad
herents OF the army. Blows were eX
changed and the police interfered. Six
pe.sons We're injured, three Of them
rather seriously. This was chiefly due
10 the denseatss 81 the crowds and in
tarcupted the popular demonstration
10 the president
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-17

Predicted that Tennessee River VIII
Reach ght Ct g Feet by Tuesday
kight-Two Houses Struck BY Light.
NEG IN that City.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-17

TENNESSEE RIVERS
ARE On BIG BOOM
Heavy Rainfall Causes Rapid
Rise In Streams.

1876 INCHES AT KNOXVILLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Untimely Death Of G. Elverson Wyn-
gate in Los Angeles, Cal.


Mr.. c. Elverson Wyngate of Los Angeles,
Cal. only son of Robert and Estelle Wyn-
gate and cousin of Charles Wyngate, for
merly a member of the Lafayette Stock
Company of this city, was instantly Killed
recently while riding in company with his
cousin, Charles, Mr.. Andrae Won Blonc
and Mr. Eric CORTLAND in that city.
The accident occurred within a hun
dred yards of the young mans home.
While he was enjoying his usual morn
ing ride in company with the gentle
men mentioned a sound like the report OF
q rife or a crack of the whip caused his
Young rider completely over his head MI
Won Blanc leaped from his saddle and
catching the bride of the terrified horse
prevented him from trampling on the in
animate form of the young man. MI
CORTLAND who is a physician, nfted the
was broken, death being instantaneous.
Young Wyngate was Courtlands best
loved friend and the discovery of his tragic
death proved too much for him. He fell
unconscious across the dead body.
Both were carried to the home OF the
young man, where medical aid was secured
for Mr. CORTLAND, who, on recovering con-
seriousness, was found by physicians to be
a mental wreck, his mind, 1T is stated, be-
ing completely shattered by the awful ac-
cident Mr.. CORTLAND suffered the loss OF
two sisters in the past six weeks and was
sent on a visit to Mr.. Wyngate as means
of recuperating his health.
age, and most lovable. bright young man,
and thorough musician. His parents
were completely Frustrated by the news OF
his untimely death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
Use of Money Eliminated.

There will be no violations of the new
pure election law in Page county, Va, IL
the republican candidates for the county
offices can prevent.
Three of the gentlemen on the republican
tcFet have signed bond pledging them
selves to pay a handsome reward for the
detection of the use of money or any other
consideration in the buying of votes by
candidates for office or any one else.
The new election law passed by Senator
Barksdale practically eliminates the use of
money in Virginia elections except for legi-
innate expenses, and candidates are re-
CURED to file statement under oath with
the state auditor giving a detailed account
OF all money spent by them for election
purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
Recommendation Approved.

The recommendation of w. c. Haskell,
sealer of weights and measures for the
District, that the marketmasters of the
Eastern and Western markets each be re-
CURED to give bond In the sum of $1,000.
and that the marketmaster of Georgetown
market furnish bond of $1,000, for the faith
full performance of their duties, has been
approved by the Commissioners Hereto
fore the bond of the marketmasters has
been double the amount now required, be-
cause of an old law directing them to re-
oeipt for and collect all market rents.
The law now directs the collector of taxes
to collect and account for the rents, and the
marketmasters' duties are simply admins.
trative,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
Filed With Recorder of Deeds.

Certificates of Incorporation of the fol-
lowing have been filed in the Office of the
recorded of deeds:
The Original Old Glory Society, formed
for the purpose of social enjoyment and to
benefit and improve it's members in the
knowledge of music and literature. The in
corporators are: William Flood, Arthur
Davis, Horace Barnes, Thomas Henson,
William Jackson, Went Neal, Ed. Haw-
kins and Andrew Proyor.
The Leatherwood Oil Company. capital
stock, $200.00O incorporators, James a.
Black, Eugene Schooley and James r. Por-
ter.
The Armstrong Stock Farm Company,
capital stock, $35O,O00; incorpcrators, James
A. Black, Eugene Schooley and Jas. r.
Porter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
Sergeant Shilling in Charge.

Sergt. Anthony Shilling will have tenn
porary charge of the detail made for this
purpose, which will report to him in front
of the reviewing stand at 2 o'clock pm. In
addition to clearing this space. he will see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
nounced fashion the work of both the Sis

nounced fashion the work of both the Sis
ters The young ladies are the daughters
of the late E. Miles Gadsden, who organ
lied the postal service in Porto Rico. The
program included the Grieg Peer Gynt"
suite, played as a piano duet; Jfnsky S
"Berceuse;' Bohm's Love Song" and
Prologue" Schubert's "Impromptu" and
Nerudas "Berceuse," for violin; Massent's
"Aragonaise," Schumann's Cradle Song,
Heller's ''Tarantelle," and Brahms Hun
garian dance, 1.-The Gypsies," a duet
Miss LindenkohTs playing received mark
ed appreciation. She handles her instru-
ment we'll and played her numbers with
spirit and precision. She was forced to
give as an encore the Bach-Gounod Ave
Maria Miss Martha Lindenkohl played
the Accomplishments for the violin numbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
For Duty on Avenue.

formation and marching.
For Duty on Avenue.
When the bicycle command shall have
reached 18th street west sixteen members
of the same, under command of Acting
Sergeant Plemmons, will retire from the
formation, wheel to the right, and do police
duty on Pennsylvania avenue between 18th
and 18th streets aiding in maintaining this
space clear of all persons and vehicles until
after the exercises, which will be partici--
pated in by members Of the fire depart
ment, shall have closeds Acting Sergeant
Plemmons will report to- Lieut.. John A.
Swindells for instructions.
Lieutenant Swindells+ WILL employ the
members of his command in maintaining
order and keeping the space between 18th
and 10Th streets on pennsylvania avenue
clear of all persons and vehicles until after
the fire department exercises shall have
closed.
Lieut. swindells will assume command of
the detail made for that locality. Pennsyl-
vania avenue from 10Th Ito 18th streets
northwest, and guard against all intrusion
| by persons and vehcles.oin order to prevent
| accident during the fire department exer-
ciSes.
There will be an engine run over this
part of the avenue tow&rdf15th street, and
| special care shall be observed to see that
there are no cars or other, instructions at
| 18th street and New York avenue north
west giving advice and using every means
| to keep those who may assemble there out
| Of that portion of the street which will be
| used by the fire department..
| Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and
| 18th streets northwest will be roped off
| by cable members of the fire department
| having been detailed for this service The
| third precinct will provide rope for looping
| 18th street at its intersection with Pennsyl-
vania avenue on the north and Madison and
| Jackson places
| AT 2:15 o'clock pm. Pennsylvania avenue
| from 18th to 10Th streets will be cleared Of
| all persons and vehicles.
Sergeant Shilling in Charge.
! Sergt. Anthony Shilling will have tenn
porary charge of the detail made for this
purpose, which will report to him in front
of the reviewing stand at O'clock nm In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
Richmond, Va.

quarters at all times. Capt. Seth Hand,
commanding the Savage, and Chief En-
gineer Joseph Waters have become expert
wireless operators. and will handle the in
struments aboard the ship.
The tugs Piedmont and Cumberland and
the big towing steamers of the Consoli-
dated Coal Company are also to be equipped
with the wireless telegraph as soon as the
success of the plant on the Savage is as
sured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
Wireless Telegraphy Aboard Tug

The big ocean-going tug Savage of the
towing fleet of the Consolidation Coal Com
pany has been equipped with a wireless
telegraphic outfit and will use it on its
next trip up the coast with tow of barges.
The system placed on the tug has radius
of seventy-five miles and will keep in
touch with the stations on the Atlantic
coast, and can keep in touch with head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02
Recital at Louise Home.

A recital of more than usual merit was
given Saturday night at the Louise Home
by the Misses Ellinor and Angolette Gads-
den, pianists. assisted by Miss Josie Linden
kohl, violinist. The Misses Gadsden are
twins, and looked so much alike that, as
there was no name given to the performer
on the program, the audience was at a loss
to tell which was playing and which was
not, and could only approve in most pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-02

dral in Baltimore, where a requiem mass
was celebrated at 1915 o'clock by Bishop
Curtis, assisted by Rev. William T. Rus
sell. The interment was made in Bonnie
Brae cemetery, Baltimore. DR.. Larkin
Glazebrooke of this city was an honorary
pallbearer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

reltgioIen Setoratipnsmaleret bur6
MOnae gum 3lued ieBt. On Der Spite
Der M0n9smaleri9ule BON 9euron
iiebt sesenpGrtig elm SeutI6er, patcr
Ssiiosrius 2enS. gluf biefe Dor etipa
breibig Sabren gegriinbete S6ule bal
SaiIer Wilbelm I9on ipieberbolt los
bcnb bingepieIen. Die 2lrbeiten Der
8euroner Siinitler beite6en aus Sress
fen, fla9 erbabenen ReIiefs uno Mlos
iaiten uno ipeiIen einen primitiOsipms
bpliI6en Stil auf. 9lu6 Der Qtbt bes
8loiters 3. 8onifar arug, 1T elm
Seutiher, unb e6enio mebrere AMBER,
Mitalieoer bss gplIe9iums Don Wonte
@dIiino.
0ds &loIter bon Monte GaITno
ipurbe BON bem III. 8enebitt BON glurs
fla |. s. 529 als erItes absnolGnbiI9eg
aloIter an oerislben Stelle eegriinbet,
an Der iib porber einSempel bes apoIIo
srbpben bate. Bon bier aus breitete
iid Der 9enebittiner Srben, brsitete
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

BeiB, murtirten bic brei Ih0niten Sss
italten unier ben mobernen SlDmpts
erinnen. 9eTonbers imponirenb pirtt.
bic bo9gepa9fene 2abp 2plptber, be-
rem itol5 setrasenes Saupt, abgeIebsr
BON benz soIbenen SeIm, ben elm Die
pentruns umgab, iiber ale anipeienben
GpastC9ter unb ben ipeitaus grObten
She'll Der Sapaliere emporragte.
llebrigens bate Wirs. gtbdir, als
fie bic Ginlabung gu bieIem &oI Itiims
baq ergebsn lieB, bic Serren erIu9t,
in Softradt su erfbeinen. aOnis
Gbuarb, Der bapon bDrte, perdnlubte
es, buB man Der @uItgeberin BON ieis
ner Mibbiaisung be3ii9li9 bieier aufs
forberuns MittbsiIung madte. Die
f9Dne Srau forgte benn aud re4tSeis
ttg bafiir, ben ullerbD9fen llnfpiaen
burd teinen iolden 8eritOB beraus8u'
fprbern,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Moate GaiFno.

Die dltebrpiirbigs Sloiterburg bea
gatriar9en Der abenbldnbiIden MOns
9e, bes beilisen 8enebitt, lpe!9er &ai'
fer @ilbelm selesentli9 fetner Rom'
reiIe eiuen 8eiu9 abgeitattet bat, 1T
unlpeit bes Stdbt9ens Gaftno, aui
Der 8abnitrede Spiiden Rom uno
geapel binter Hpceaiena maleriId, ia
fuIt t0nislih. selssen. Gs lit faf, als
bate bsr srfte WOn9 bes 9lbenblanbss
nit bieIer atoitergriinbung elm Dor.
bib ihaffen poGIen fir a[e ipdtersa
anlus.n oieIcr glrt. SAT- Elm. polle
Stunbe fdbrt man bon Der 8abnita>
tion su @agen, bis man pben Dor Der
alpiterpfprte ansslanst lit. 8ei ieber
WenOun9 ewpeitert ii9 Der Bid ii6er
bic 2anbI9aft unb brinet cine neue
Itberraf9ung. ST man einmal Oben,
10 iiebt man, baB bonn &luIer aus nd9
alien Ri4tunsen i9nurserabe Stras
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

WIpnte GoTIino, fsin beutI6er aaiTer
perfdumte duf Ieiner Romfabrt, Ole
iibrigens aud iiber elm Itattli9es Ser>
ritorium sebietenben glebte gu beIus
den. Die 2ansobarbsn, Saraaensn
anb Normunnen serIt6rten ben itets
bon neuem aufgeriftete Ban; i'm Sab.
re 1349 peripanoelte elm @rbbeben i'm
IN einen Sriimmerbaufen, er eritano
smmer ipieOer. Der Iebte llmbdu ipurs
be in Der Wlitte bes II. Su6rbunOert5
besonnen. 1867 purSe bas &loiter
BON benz italisnif9en Staat gum Na'
tionaleisentbum erfldrt, iebo9 ben BE.
nebittinsrn bic Sbbut iibsr bas Suus
unb feline S9Gbe iiberlaFen, bic aus
Beroroentli9e 9ibliotbet, bic tunitreis
den GltGre unb GemGlbe. Don bem
patsr 9eiiberius 2ena 1T Der Snnen'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Cine neue amerttanif d E
Metb be Iusprobis
rungbon Mutomos
btIen.

Motor berporserufens @ibriren befonz
bers itOrenb ipirft. 70 iu9t man audi
biefen lebelitanb fobiel als m6gli9
ein3uf9rdnten. Sur grprobung. OBJ
bas @ibriren nibt gu iturt 1T, ipirb
iiber bus 9lutompbil elm tletnes Sell
geipannt, auf benz elm Seiltdn5er
lpGbrenb Der Sabrt bas @leideeipiht
gu balten fudt. Ratiirli9 muB Der
als .SeiltGnser" be5ei9nste 4nseitellte
Der 6abrit iebr sef9idt unb geii5t
Iein, bamit er ii9, penn bic St0Be
bas MinOeitmaB nidt iiberIdreiten,
auf ieiner S0be balten tann. Dirb ef
nidt berabgepprfen, 70 gilt bas @ibris
rem als ni9t 5u tart, unb Der @asen
bat bic prObe beItanben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

~ W " y " ~ y " y " " ~ -
zen laufen, Elm 9spsis, baB bas &Ios
iter Monte gaifino einIt Der Wlittels
punt zines sroBen &reiies mar.
9eriibmt 1T beute nod bic @ait'
frtunbIhdft bes &loiters. Den 8efu>
der bepilltommrsn sund9it S4daren
iun9er 9leriter, rie in Der Hdbe bes
Sloiters ibre Grbolunssipa5iersdng
MAIDEN. SierauF ertunbist ii4 Der
9abre 5oreitierujo nu9 ben MiirI4sn
bes 9eIu9srs unb trifft 8erfiisungen
betreffs isiner 8epirtbung. Die gang
uneepDbnli9e 9uitfreunbI9dft Der
Nlpnte GaiiineIen gebDrt gu ben lles
berlieferuugen bieies eriten unb obsrs
iten 9loiters Der G6riitenbeit. sic
ptrb segen iebermann geiibt, dubert
iid ober tcIonbers beim @mpfuns bon
SeutI6en, ba bic M0n6e BON Wpntez
gaIIino ben beutI9en Saifer fir einen
@0nner ibres Srbens balten. Wfit
benz &Ioiter 1T eine &uniti9ule Oers
bunben, pelde iih bic 9elebuns Ser
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

Gin fd0uer8eruf. SOrs
iter (5u einsm uIten Weib): r@as
treiben sic ii4 benn bier i'm DaIo
berum9" rs iOll bem gndb'sen Ssrrn
begeene, bab er an 8orpanb bat,
mann sr ipieber mir i6iebt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
SdlOi' 1trOiae.

9as prG9tige S9lobgut, in tpels
dem 8aiIer @ilbslm Mitts Mai eints
ge Gage 5ubradte, liest in Der Semeins
be &urael, &anton pange. Gs beIteb!
aus einem serdumisen, aus bem 10.
Sabrbunbert itdmmenoen, in Der Reua
Seit aber p0Gig reItaurirten S9loFe,
nit psitlGufisen .gaebensebduOen,
Orangerie, part unb 5ipei Pa9tbOfer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

We9rlps. = Batter: pWarum
ipeinit 0u benn, Sans9" SanS: Der
Serr 2ebrer bat seiust, es lpirO baIo
Sries uusbreden. unb i9 b1b' seitern
mein Wteiier perloren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
berfabrerif&. san

-3u perfubrerif9. @aft:
.Sast Der Dssstariibe @ersin nod BEL
Sbnen2" = Dirtb: sgeDubre; benz
bate ib bas 8ersinsaimmer neben Der
Sii9e etssbeu; id iase Sbnen, inner'
balb a9t Gage bate meine 5rau absr
ben sanSen @ersin auseinunberss'
Iamort!"
-SnbtbtoueIIe Ini d a Us
una. ,Sie, Srau Sausmeiiterin,
bas Gbepaur i'm 1. Stod priiselt itd
aber ieben Sag!" ~9i8iebt linen
I6on Re9t! Ddrum bdben aus
9isbe sebeirat9st!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Gtnaegangen. On

gtnsssangen. @ndbise
Trau: SD ion meinsr Wiutter gar
nidt Gbnli6 ieben = baben sic bi.
aIte Srau nod setannt, Serr profeIs
ior9 prpfeFor: @eipiB : iie 1T mir
nod aIs cine seiItreite uno 6o9sebil.
bette Dame aut erinnsrlifi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

Fa iiberbdupt Oas san5s MSn6speien,
bus i'm Wlittsldlter ais SaupttrGee-
aller 9eiitesbilOung eius 10 bObe tuls
turelle 8e6eutuns bate, iibsr europa
aus, unb bic Wmtterdnitalt Ielbit ses
mann bobes qnieben. Sine Reibe bon
9Gpiten ging aus ibr bsroor, paulus,
Wernefribs Sobu, Der beriibmte 9e=
fhidtsI6reiter, mar elm 36gling ppn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

@mpfebGunss brtef eis
ness beaterbireetors. Den
lleberbringer bieIes S9reibens tanu
i9 Sbnen MIR beItens empfeblen; er
Ipislt Samlst, @ullenitein. Ndrsib
unb Stat, am beIten uber leBteres!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

JIlutton. 1. STUDENT:
.9rinss bod 0sinen 9lbreibtdlsnbsr in
Orbnuns! mir baben bod beute f6pn
ben a9ten unb Oein 8alsnber aeiat
nod INNER ben eriten." p. Stus
bent: ~2aB mir bod bic anssnebms
Sdui9uns."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

Wt9tis. @oriibenber: rSd'
ben sic mir nod irsenb etpus Wids
tises su fasen9" 3suse (Dirtb: rSd,
Serr Ratb : in elmer Stunoe fpiro
bel mir frif9 anseitO4en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
9ie grobe SGuGenbatGe

ruum bes aIOiters nsu sefamiidt NOR
ben.
9as &Ioiter mar emit zines Der
reihiten Der BELT. Sur Sell feinsr
bOdften 8liitbe mar es BETTER BON
sfpei 5iirfentbiimern, 20 @rdffhaften,
440 Stdbten unb 9Orfern, 250 Bur
gen, 1862 Sir9en ufp. Seute lit bieie
einitige Serrli9teit ldagit entf4pun'
ben, unb bic Spuren bes Guberen 8ers
falIs maiden iiA iibsraIl bemertbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
8ebentIt6 6.

gr: Wlein 5rGulein, i9 Iiebe Sit!
SD fperfe mid Sbnen gu 5iiben; i'd
Bin S6r Stlape!
sic: gla gut, id perbe sic 10 bss
banbeIn, dls ipenn sic mem Stlape
lpGrsn. SD i4snte Sbnen bic Grei'
hsitl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
0erItebfteS E g til.

Wiuler (5u einem dlteren Srdulein,
bds ibr Bib bel ibm beitellD: SabsH
bas gnGbi9e GrGulein nun nod einen
Dunf99 @iellei9t nit 8eSus auf ben
Stil, in bem Sic gemalt iein fpOa>
ten2
Ielteres SrGulein (perIbGmt tds
9elnb): Wenn i'd bitten biirfe, i'm -
SugenbItil!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
acknowledgement.

Die Qlutpmobil SnbuItrie madt
immer gr0Bsre SprtI6ritte unb bic
sSdbriten bemiiben iib fortipGbrenb,
ibre 9ppen gu perbeFern unb pu6r:
PrG3iiipnspu9en 5u bauen, bic allen
gnforberungen entipre9en. Wie forgs
fGItig babel OOrsegansen pirb, 5eisen
bic MetbOben, bic 5ur 4usprobirung
Der 4utompbile angefpenbet perben.
Cine automobilfabrit in Midigan
befibt cine eigene 8abn, uuf Der bic
9lutomobile ausprpbirt perben. gtuf
biefem prObeplab 1T au9 cine fbiefe
Gbene erri9t.t iporben, bic baSu bient,
gu 5eigen, ipel6e Neisungen bic 4us
tomobile iiberipinben unb tpel9e
S4nellisfeit fie Bel uebsrpinbung bic,
fes p8erges" entfaIten f0nnen. Od
BEL ben Qutompbilen bas bur9 ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

-9er@ttentGter. Sic: Sd
tonnte bieie Rd9t Dor SeiuemS9nars
den gar ni6t einf6lafens Gr: Dor
meinem9 Sd i6nar9te ia gar Hi9t.
Sic: Damn piro's ipobl Der Sana'
rienpoasl setpeien fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

-@orfintfGut6Iides. -
.Gine feline @ssenb", tlugte Der iters
benbe 2fbel. ~Oer brittle Wenih elm
SpbtI9lGser!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

gen.
Sds Gut llegt dnmutbtg an Der trdns
SDiifden Hieb, 6itlith BON WeB entz
fernt. Gs 1T bel ipeitem Der gr6bt.
unb pornebmite Serrenib Der gansen
llm9egenb. Ser &aiier mar Der erite
beutI9e Siirf, pel6er 9runbeisens
tbum i'm Rei9slanbe eriparb. Sn Der
9eihi9te bieIes grbfleds fpiegelt Ii1
bic @ef9i9te gang 2otbringens: urs
fpriinglib mar bas Gut in beutfbeu
SGnben es mar Der @rbiib Ser
5reiberrn bon Roainseu = bierauF
ging es in fran5DiiI6e SGnbe iiber uuo
fam nun pisber in beutI9en 9eIib.
9as S9loB bat feline Gegenbe, ipelbe
bur9 manhe bilbli6e SarItellun9 be-
gtaubigt lit. 9as 9eI9le9t Der Rol.
lingen erloI9 i'm 16. SSIbrbunbert ins
folee zines 8rubermorbes. S6lob
llrpile fisl ben 9rafen BON 2rie9inz
gen gu. Sm 10. Sabrbunoert mar es
I'M 8eiiB bes Generals pemele unb
sulebt in bem bes 2eoerfdbritant.n
p.nbret, BON ipel6em Der Saiier bds
9ut i'm Sabre 1890 taufte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Il inter- Ripalinnen.

nOu fannIt Dir ni9t benten, fpie
sroB bic @erlessnbeit bes 9rdfen mar,
als er ii6 mir ertldrte."
nSd, bod; feline 8erIegenbeit mar
70 sroB, baB nur bas Gelb Defines
@uters i'm bubon frei MAIDEN tonnte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

: preBfu9en. Serr: r@a'
rim ipeinit Du bsnn, mein tleinsr
Wann9 Steiner Sunse: Weil sic duf
meiner gremesSprte iiben.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-07-02
VIRGINIA NEWS

Licensed 10 marry in Washington.
William T. Gates ani Mont ,nir Art
Oi Louisa
4 council o. ID I.A.N. Wa gan.
lied ~ Hague W--tm1rr.anf ini!
last week. with thirty 1.-TWO mrm.fi-.
Mr. Clarence runaway oi thr Is mar.
mock rlnh. bad biz arm h-D,en dn. ng a
recent game between bis team M 'riA.
cumberland. he wa- -frrrs hf tht bal
which had been pitched with grehf .'rr~.
The cloudbur-t iu Frederick unity
wrought havoc and VIA more nous
than first reported ir0F- hou-e. hni
stone fences were -wepta~ay mhn rni-
tle were drowned ani folly - fnt-n
bridges were washed away
Col J.B Tree for 30 years wit fhe
Western MON Telegraph COMPANY AMI
ior a number ~ ear the -uperint' ifni
Of the company 10 Richmond. i,,i
.July LIT on a handsome pension DE-
viii be- succeeded hy Mr. f.eary
Mclean Pieassnt- deputy r'er. Of il'
L : Circuit Court and Ton mig
-inner. died lue-dsy night in .rhn M
aged - years Mr.. Peasants .eat' g. D.
sides hi- parents a son and Two i' i-h'
ter. Two sisters and one brother
Rev pr. John Alfred Noreheaf o'
Mount Pleasant therlrston. 50"
wa~elected L. the presidency OF l.na1'se
College at salem. "a. had notified Cha
trustees Of hi acceptance nj the poe ION
Dr Norebead j. a native 90 Wytne Die.
Va graduate ~ Roanoke class no so
and j. now In hi- thirty sixth year