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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
TERRIO NOT FIRST.
Other Men Convicted of Murder Have
Had New Trials.
Veazie Recalls Case in Which Man Was
Tried Three Times.

When the decision of the law court
granting Alexander Terrio a new trial
was made public, there arose a great
shout all over the State to the effect
that 1t was the first time that Il man
convicted of murder had been granted
new trial. The papers and lawyers
all commented on it, and, while most
of them felt it was a right decision
many expressed surprise. The surprise
was not that the new trial was granted
for it had been expected, but that IL
was the first time in the history of the
State.
1t was not long before the idea thai
Terrio was the first convicted man 70
receive new trial was dispelled, foi
soon the record was brought to hgh'
that man named Walsh of Cumber-
land county, was convicted of murder
and granted a new trial; also, that one
Oaks of Aroostook county, convicted OF
numbering his father, was given sec
ond trial. Now, comes w. 3. Ferguson
Of FeaZie, who tells of a case where Z
man was tried three times on the charge
of murder. Says he:
Il see it stated in the papers that Ter
rio, who has been convicted of murder
has been granted a new trial and tha'
this is the first time where new ira
has been granted in a murder trial rms
is a mistake. In 1876 as l remember
one Elbridge Reed was tried and con-
victed for the murder of John Ray OF
Midway. William H. McCrillis, Whc
defended the accused, took exceptions to
some ruling of Judge Cutting, who pre-
sided at that term of court. The eX-
ception was sustained by the full court
and a new trial was granted. AT the
second trial the jury failed to agree lie
had his third trial, the verdict then was
murder in the first degree He received
his sentence and went to prison ana re-
manned there the rest of his life"
If Maine people keep on they VIII
soon prove that it is a very common
occurrence in the State for man con-
victed Of murder to be granted a new
trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
FOR NATURALIZATION.
Supreme Court Issues an Important
Rule on This Matter.

The Justices of the Maine Supreme
Judicial Court sitting. at the recent
law term in Portland adopted a new
law relative to the naturalization of
persons DESTROYS of becoming citizens
of the United States. The rule is set
forth in the following notice which the
court is sending out to the several
clerks of court in the State:
State of Maine.
Supreme Judicial court, at June law
term. A. D., 1908.
Portland, June 80, 1908.
All the justices being present or
dered. that the following rule be estab-
lished relative to naturalization cases
to wit
Every application for naturalization
shall file with the clerk of the court his
application in writing. according to the
statutes of the United States, 80 days
before the term of the court In tha'
county at which his application is tC
he heard. The clerk shall enter such
application upon a special docket in the
order of filing and shall. at the expense
of the applicant. cause notice Thereon
to be published in the county of the ap-
plicant's residence II days at least be
fore such term.
Andrew p. Wiswell, Chief Justice.
Attest:
q X.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
Exhibition at Russell G. Weston's.

Russell & Weston placed on exhibition
in their north window, last evening, an
interesting oil painting, which attract
ed the attention of everyone who saw
it, 1t is intended to advertise the W..
B. erect form and La Vida corsets,
manufactured by Weingarten Bros. OF
New York, and is the work of Zemba'
the great French artist.
The picture represents the nearly
life-size figure of a Partisan lady in
opera dress. AS the painting stands IN
the window, surrounded by a heavy
gilt frame, there appears to be nothing
out of the ordinary, except the artlS-
tic work, but by an ingenious manipula-
ton of electric lights, complete trans
formation is made. showing that there
are two pictures upon the canvas in
stead of one.
After gazing at it about half a min
ute a gradual change is seen to take
place. The elegant evening robe Is
seen to slip over the Parisian's Shout
| ders and disappears. She has beer
| mag;cally transported to her owl
| apartments, her wraps have dlsap
| peared. They have given place to lin
gere The roses in her hair have
| changed from white to red, and tn
spidery laces of her mulls and fabric
are minutely in evidence. Then as on
continues to gaze, another chang
| brings the figure back to the costum
in which she first appeared.
There are nine of these pictures il
this country and three in Great Brit
ain, and it is said that the origina
cost about $4,000. The picture will h
| week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
WHITMAN & ADAMS CO., AUGUSTA, ME-

pie on the yacht Hope-Well. Stops
were made at the cottages of Howard
owen and Charles Hunt. Supper was
served on the yacht and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all. The shower during the
afternoon was annoying, but did not
spoil the pleasure Of the trip. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Well
man, Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jewett, London, Eng; Miss Ola Well
man. Misses Francis and Abbie
Knowles, Misses Lillian and Grace
Rascomb, William North and Rev. 3.
p. Hope, Augusta. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

People in this city have been strain
ing their eyes of late trying to descry
in the northern heavens the new comet
discovered by Borelli, the 21st of last
month at Marseilles. According to the
observations made at the Lick observa-
tory, this new visitor of the solar sys-
tenn will be found about six degrees
southwest of the bright star Alpha
Cygni, a star of the first magnitude.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

Monmouth has the honor of being the
first town in kennebec county to pay
it's county tax. Treasurer Blanchard,
Friday, received from the treasurer of
the town the full amount. Last year.
Monmouth was the first town to pay
its tax and the payment was made on
the same date as this, July II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

general law does not apply to Augusta.
as special caucus law for this city
was passed. This special law makes
it obligatory upon all, who would take
part in a caucus here, to enroll them
selves as member of one party or the
other. at least six months prior to the
date of the caucus. Failure to do this
will bar them from participating in the
caucus"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

A Decent team in which We're two
passengers. had a narrow escape from
an accident, Friday afternoon. The
driver started to cross the tracks at
the foot of Winthrop hill and had par
TALLY accomplished his purpose when
the gates were lowered for the APP
proach of train No. 10. The driver be-
came excited and had just succeeded
in getting his rig off the tracks wher
the locomotive passed over the crossing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

There will be a ball game at the
Trotting park, this afternoon. between
the new Pioneers of Augusta. and the
Lockwoods of Waterville. This is the
first appearance of the new local team
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

At the county Jail. yesterday one
prisoner was received from Randolph.
He was sentenced for 80 days by Judge
Goodspeed for vagTancy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

The graduate nurses of the Augusta
CITY Hospital had a most delightful
time at their dinner held at Viewers,
last evening. Plates were laid for six,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
The kawartha Lakes.

The region known as the "Kawartha
Lakes" situated about 40 miles to the
north of Lake Ontario combines the
widest primeval granite. mountain and
forest scenery with lovely grassy, shrub
and vine-clad shores. Throughout the
chain the tourist and sportsman are at
no point remote from busy town or
village, with excellent transportation
service. and yet in comparative seclu-
sion. Canoe and camping parties find
here their beau ideal of summer out
ing. Handsomely illustrated descrip-
tive matter sent free on application to
]. Ouillian, Dpa, G. T. r., Montreal,
p. Q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

Certificates of incorporation Tor the
following new corporations have been filed
in the secretary of states office:
National Fire Extinguisher Company
organized at Berwick Me, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing fire eXtlnSulSnefs
and fire apparatus, with $4,000 capltal
stock of which none is paid in. The OH
GERS are: President and treasurer, STEPHEN
s. Littlefed, Berwick Me.
The r. H. Buckley Car Manufacturing
Company, organized at Portland, Me, Tor
the purpose of manufacturing cars, car
riages automobiles and bicycles, with
$3.50 900 capital stock of which $50 is paid
in. The officers are: President and
treasurer, Y. II. Buckley, of Worcester,
Mass.
Reynolds Novelty Company organized
at Camden. Ne, for the purpose of manu-
featuring and dealing in novelties. with
100000 capital stock of which nothing Is
paid in. The officers are: President,
Charles J. Reynolds, of Boston. Mass;
treasurer George a. Crawford of Boston,
Mass.
Hartland and St. Adams Telephone
Company. organized at Hartland. Me, for
the purpose of manufacturing telephone
nnes in Hartland St Adams; Pa!myra
with $4,000 capital stock|of which $1,000 i:
paid in. The officers are: President. {
A. Moulton, of lartland, Me; treasurer
II. A. Moulton, OF Hartland, Me.
/ Michigan-Mexican Rubber Company, or
ganiZed at Augusta Me. for the purpose
Of doing a general transporting, real es
tate. mining and manufacturing business
with $500, 600 capital stock of which notn
ing is paid in. The officers are: Presi
dent, f. l.. Dutton Of Augusta Me
treasurer, f. T.. Whttum OF Augusta
Me.
international Tin Company, organize
at South Berwick, Me-, for the purpose o
doing a general mining business. witt
S., 900 900 capital stock OF which $50 is pai
in. The officers are: President, Iiowar
Fulton Butler of Boston. Mass; treasurer
Eugene NJ. Sawyer of Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

Ansenjoyable cruise about Lake Cob
boseecontee was made, Friday after
noon, by a large party OF Augusta peo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
cushnocs Won.

A 1O-inning game was played on the Pet
tengill Corner grounds, Wednesday night,
between q. team from the Cushnoc Paper
Co. ard the PettengiIl Corner team, the
former winning. Driscoll and Snyder
was tho battery for the Cushnocs, and
porta .nd Jackson for the Corner team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

Arrangements for the second annual
State House excursion are being com
pleted and it is expected that there VIII
be a large number participate in the out
ing. The invitations are being sent out
and it is desired that all who intend go
ing make an immediate reply, 50 as to
enable the committee in charge to perfect
the plans for the proper caring for the
party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

Il. Temporary organization.
d. Permanent organization.
II. The Recitation.
a. It's Objects.
b. It's Requirements.
c. It's Methods.
III. School Discipline.
a. Parental influence.
b. Architectural consideration.
C. The pupils.
e. Kinds of discipline and its tests.
". Underlying Principles in Teachlng.
q. Teacher must understand true Oh
ject of education 49,.
b. Teacher mast understand thai
upon which he operates.
c. Teacher must understand tha'
with which he operates.
Il Teacher must understand how t.
conduct the operation.
The session of the summer school at pa
co will be from Monday, July =, through
Friday Iuly n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

q WISH" said an Augusta man. Fri
day, that you wouldssay q WORD more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

r. C. Stone Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
FOULARD SILKS

We are selling Cheney Bros. Fou-
lard Silks at lower prices than same
quality of silks were ever sold in this
vicinity.
| 81. 90 and $1.25 quality now CSC
69c. and 75c. quality now 49,
39c. quality now Z0<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS.
reduced from s2.25 to 81. 30 each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
PARAsO.s

PARASOAS
Owing to backward season we find
a few parasols which should have
sold. We have decided to sell them II
price will do it. f
priced from $500 to $500 each and
made one price. So. 20 ca IN
l Red Tucked Parasol from $3.50 to
$3.50
l Gray Tucked Parasol from $3.50 to
ESQ
| ,Changeable Parasol from $3.50 to
GsSV
1 Pongee Parasol from $4.25 to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

State Insurance Commissioner stephen
g Carr. was in Lewiston recently to m
vestigate a fire which occurred theit 4"
short time ago. He and city MalSh''
Wing made q careful investigation Oh 'he
fire and found nothing of suspicious M
ture in connection with it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
LADIES AND MISSES BATHiN
SUITS

We have the Misses Suits in blue
and cardinal trimmed with white
braid at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18
JOSEPH 3. PEAKS,
BENJAMIN +. CHADBOURNE n,
DARKER SPOFFORD,

Railroad Commissioners of Maine.
Tho Fish River railroad extends from
Ashland to Fort Kent. both in Aroostook
County. a distance of 81 miles through one
of the best timber counties in tn" State
II is also a great fish and game preserve
from which it is expected that great
uantities of deer and moose VIII De
brought out in the coming hunting sea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-18

RUGS
for the Summer Cottage. from 4sc.
up.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-26
g rphntnm fft

gaul Club meb.): @eiBt Oh mas,
Qili, mad Oein 4biturium unb fturire
aud MeOi5in!
Gilt (entbuiiufii9): @8 ia, fomOs!
Damn ri4ten mir 5uiammen cine 8liz
nif elm; 0u betommit bic Mdnner,
i'd bic 5rauen, unb mir beibe
AT ammen trie9en E
&inper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-26

@lm SeIepbon.- Sin 9elunz
genes MiBDerfGnOniB 1T benz 8erIeger
zines 9roDin3bIdttes unterlaufen. Sin
Win6ener 3elegrap6en6ureou iiberz
mittelte i6m auf teIepboni59em 0ege
0o6ri6t iiber bic 8elgraber8 orgdnge;
in benz betrefFenben @eiprG6e fam u. q.
Der Sat Dor: rQn Der SpiBe ieiner
Sruppenabtbeilung Orung er in ben
4onaf." 9rpmpt tonte es i'm nG4ten
Quoenblide aus Dem Gelepbon tontrolz
liereno 3uriid: nNn Der SpiBe fetner
Sruppeudbtbetlung trunt er Ieinen
Roqnat." IS beburfte i6IieBli4 elmer
er6ebli6en Qungentraft, benz 9ropina
sialen ben &ognut abpenoig gu MAIDEN.
Gin Stub Der Setnbe be8
TIirt8.- Die erite 8eriammlung
Der 8egriinber be5 neuen Stubs Der
SFeinoe bes 5lirts" funb - pie aus
petersburg gemeloet niro - bpr Sur
3em in einem bortioen elegunten Re>
itaurunt itott. SiebenunboreiBig jun
qe Qeute aus ben 606eren 8eieqf6oftsz
freiien poren untpeisnb. Die Mitgliez
Der taui9ten elm feierli6e8 @erIprez
den aus, fi3 oes 6lirtens gu ent6uls
ten unb aud 4nbere bonn 6lirten 3uz
r~idsu6altsn. Ber ieir 8erIpreter
bri8t, muB bas erite MtaG 1000 Rubet
unb bus 8peite Wal 10000 Rubel 3u
pobltbGtigen 3peden opfern. 0u9
benz britter 8ergebeu pirb Der S6ul.
bige bonn Stub uu8gei9IoTen unb er
niro erit mad Qbluuf cires Sa6res
pieoer 5ugelaTen.
.Reues BON Serentfftmus.
0ur9luu6t (im 2eriton bldtterno):
r0ieisr 8rod6au5, mertpiirbiG bel0'A1
ner Neni4!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26

fdpGdsn. Siermit psrben bic @rens
sen, innerbdlb beren ss mOgli9 erz
faeint, Sra4enuufitiese poraunebmen
unO sliidIid burd3ufibrsn, unsemein
erpeitert: lie liegen nun 3ptIfsn ODls
Tiger ober fat p0nieer WinbIti1e unb
Sturm Don 100 unb mebr SUB in Der
Setunbe Winogef6pinbi9teit.
@rDbsre, pobl porbereitete grpeoiz
tionen auf beionbersn OampfI9iffen.
bic itets bereit Iinb, &urs unb 9e=
fdpinbisteit ben M~etsorologen dnSu=
puFen. iinb freili6 erIt elm Bib Der
3utunft unb man mubte Iid einft>
peilsn bdmit bssniisen. in tleinerem
Mabitub unb perfu9speiie gu arbei=
ten. Der Mann. Der iiberbaupt ben
0raden, als altes Spielaeus, in Der
unaemein berbeferten, ibm bur4 ben
Quitrdlier 9argrape na4 alt9ineIi'
ihen MobeIIen s~egebenen Sorm 5uerIt
in planmdbissr Weiie ben 3msden Der
Weteorolosie bienitbur madte. u. 6.
Rotd, Direction bes 8luesSiG Sbierz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
@uffteGGung Der 8abels
10 inb an 8oro.

in Der Setunbs, bic mir auf BEN Cribs
boben als ftiirmiIde besei9n.n, am
belten unb geitatten nod Bis gu Stiirs
men bon 80 SUB. ia pielei6t 100 SUB
in Der Setunoe au urbeiten. rpGbrenb
fie dnbererfeits bsreits in elmer mdbis
gen 8risie BON 1870 SUB iteisen.
Run berrI9t aber an unb fir ith
iibsr benz Meer bur9Idnittli9 me6r
unb Acknowledged @inb uls auf benz
2anb, Defenders in ben unteriten
Der atmoIpbGre, mo iiber
Dem leBtsren bic u~nebenbeiten bes fes
iten grbbpbens duf bic 2uft6epegung
Sur9 Rsibung GuBerit bemmenb ein@
unb tie auberOem unrubiger.
it0bigsr seItdlten. Sa5u tommt Der
GuberIt niGtise llmitanb. baB man
an 8orS zines 0ampfidiffes BON >. 3.
12S14 anoten Subrsei9pinoisteit
Qnfdbrsn gegen bic berridenbe
2uftitrDmuns ober Mitbumpfen nit
ibr i'm Stanbs lit. lie UNI 20-25 SUB
pro Setunbe su beritdrten Obsr u6au-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Gin Msiferfad pFanjli@er ars
ditettar.

Der bier abge6ilbete mertpiirbtse
8aumrieie itummt aus Der umsebung
bon RaFau, Der 9auptitubt Der enslis
f6en Bahamas auf Der tleinen Sniel
Netp prppibencs, bic slei9 ben iibrigen
Snfeln Der @ruppe elm BON Rorbdme'
ritansrit pisl befu6ter tlimatt4er
&urort lit. Inter Der iippisen, edit
tropif9sn @esetation Der 8abumusSSns
feln bilbet Der fogsnannte 8aumipoa<
baum, Der rSiltcotton Sree" (Ericos
dendron caribaeum), cine iebem 8es
fu9er a~ufaaenbe G6aratterpflan3e.
Der sismli9 turSbIeibenDe Saupts
itamm trdst cine md9tise. fart Der>
atpeigte unb melt ausldbenoe &rone,
bic ben tpsitinOif9en Dirbelitiirmen
cine breite Qnsriffsfldde bietet. 8enn
er trobbsm ni9t entpur5elt ipirb, 10
berbantt er bas ieinen setpaltigen, benz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
VI nbrin9ung Oes Rsgitrir T.
4ppdrdts a m Rdbel.

patoriums BEL Bolton, mar aud Der
erite. Der uuf benz Mser BEL Der lles
bsrfabrt Stpif6en @meritu unb Gus
ropa i'm Sabr 1901 berlsi 4ufitiegs
pornubm. SIN oerflOFenen CONNER
purbe ieoo9 an mebrersn Srten 5us
aleth bumit gedrbeitet.
bile bisIe Qrbeiten 6uben 5unGGt
ben 3rped psrfOlst, prattif9 feit5uiteIs
Zen. tpie man duf See ober ~iiberbdupt
auf groben WaferIpieseln, bon Boro
zines fabrsnbsn Sdiffes aus, SraGen
emporI6idsn unb ipieber auffunsen
tam, fpie unb mo am beIten bic Regtz
ftrirapparate unSubrinsen iinb es
lam in einem Dra6sn pbir unterbalb
oesfelben am 9dltebrabt eeidebeu =
fpie balb unb in fuelfer WetIe &urss
dnoerunsen bic sefefeIten SIieser be-
einfIuhen. inpteipeit es eeIingt, ioges
nannte pSiIfsbra6en", bic ii9 in bic
tpaffenee 2dIt bes Stdblorabtes gu
theilen haben, aufaufieren: tur5, bic
Wetbobit Der aufitieae bel ben perGa'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26

ben Sunmsrfilets, bic bon ben itarten
S9panaitiiden senpmmen unb NIT
Der rotben Seite aufpdrts in bic Mas
ponnaife gelest tperben; fie nirten,
dbpe9felnb nit fpeiben 9efliigels
bruitftiiden aufselest, nod fdrbiger.
Die Witte Der S6iiFeG nimmt elm
Spibtel9 aus &%rbitaIslas elm, in
psl6em elm Bouquet 9leidIelerie
itedt.
Srii9te ala paften ober in tanbirs
ter Sorm orbnet man biibf9 in tleine
YapiertGIt6en. Sn bic @lasI9alen,
bic gu ibrer 4ufnubme beitimmt finb.
tperben bann auf elmer llntsrldse bon
tiinItlifem 2aub fteine gnramiben
pber gtaseren aus f~tarter Pdpps GEE
Iebt, bic nit Stdnniol auseelegt ipers
ben. 4uf btefe SteIasen orbnet man
banR r~eibsntpsife bic perf9iebensn
gonfsctforten Elm. @etruftes, farbi.
ees Seibenpapier unb Silbers unb
9olbbrptatpupier tonnen bier beliebis
our @nnenbung fommen unb bengufs
bau nod bunter MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
apas bic s..p! N. weat, d, pinen.


Spn Qerfnann SenprtW.
mas bic 2ieb' lit, tpoIt' i9 tpiFeu.
6ragt' barum Elm MGgbelein,
3baufrif9. pie elm RDfentn0fp9en
SSu bes Wtorgers SonnenI4etn.
3inoli9 lG9elnb blidt bic 8leine
Mtir peripunbert ms @eii9t,
limb ibr fiiBes Miinblcin liipelt:
~Yin gu jung no4.-@eib bas ni9t!"
@pGter, als Ie i9mudes 8rdut9en.
2eat' i6 neu bic Srdg' ibr Dor.
9o9 bic &nttport ma4t aud bissmal
Mfi9 ni9t'tliiser ais supor.
.Was bic 2ieb',"- fpra9 lie = has
bin ih
Ulir aud beut nod ni9t betpuBt.
ON mein Wifen lit elm abnen
1nbei9reibli9 fiiber 2uftl"
3ebn Sabr brauf nubt' id gum britten
Male nit Der Srase ibr.
Miiben, erniterfilten 8lides
S9dut' bic Srau empor gu mir.
oDas bic 2ieb' tff2 = Criminals
tpuBf ids,
@eiB es aber beut ni9t mebr.
Sab's bersefen = ldngft Usrgefen;
sSSft ia 56pn 10 lange ber."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26

anbuftsnben Wdnsel: gu bo9e Rdber,
unbequemes ginz unb 4usfteigen II.
+. m. 9ur6 bic Ginfiibrung zines
leidt pruftitabeln S9ubbd6es piro
bic raf9e umpanolung bes Offenen in
sinen pstterseidiben, seidIofeneH
Magen ermDgli6t. Die 3igel ruben
auf einem ~subelartisen 9dlter, nm
Zen gGfugier nidt gu bebeuisen. Oa
bic S~abrpreiie Der Wasen niht bDber
iein iolen als bic Der Sarameters
orOiften. uno Der nSabrpreisdn5ei>
ger" aud bier ni6t feblen ipirb, 70 barf
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oes pu6Iitums nit aiemlider Wabrs
fdsiuli9teit rehneu. Sc frast iih
muir, pis er sefabreu pirb; benn bic
gerliner 9utifer fteben i'm 9esen>
Iabe 5u ibren gOlsgen in anberen
Deltitdbtsn ni6t in benz Rufe elmer
slGnsenoen 5abrfunit. uno elm speis
rGbriges Sab bur6 bic Strabenberz
tebrscentren au iteuern, erfprbert nett
mebr Siderbeit in Der 3iiselfiibrung
als bas 2enten elmer sep0bnli9en
0rp5dfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26

Derten Bebinsunsen our Ste 5u erprc'
ben unb ibnen anSupafen. sSn Sipei>
ter 2inie ftanben bann bic biretten
meterolosiiden GrsebniTe hiefer @uf>
itiese felbft.
unfere a6bilbungen erlGutern pers
f9iebsne Momente zines Orahenuufs
itiegs. Die srite peraniduuli4t bic
4ufftelung Der adbelpinbs, bic fir
ben 9anbbetrieb einseri9tst lit. an
8Orb bes S9iffes. 9as Speite Bib
seist bic Dirt, in Der bic 9ra6en =
fo9enunnte Sargrdpe'f9e 8aitenoraz
den bon 80 Bis 40 Quabratfub Srugs
fId4e, bic fir ben transport Sufams
menlesbar einseridtet finb = 5ufams
mengeieBt psrben. ipdhrenb pieosrum
i'm brittsn Bib bic 4nbrinsung bes
Rssiitrir : glppuruts am aabel pers
dnihduli6t nirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Die @eteorOIosIe amf BEN Meere.

Sn Der Mstbobe Der 9raGsnuufs
fiege lit Der meteorolosii9en Gors
I4ung Elm gang neues, beiOHbers fir
6tubien auf bemOeean ausse5ei9nst
geeignstes WertSsug srItanben. ollie
Glteren Silfsmittel Der piFeni9aftIi-
den 4eronautit puren fir bic arbelt
iiber benz Meltmeer untaugli9. 90
iperben 3. 9. sefeHelte 8uselbaaons
f9on Bel idpa4em Winb, Der Oerbels
ferte .9rddenbauon" BEL mGbisem 10
melt nie~bergebriidt, bab lie teine srDbes
rem 9Oben au erreiden b~ermOgen, urS
BET febr frif6er pber gar tiirmii4er
2uftbsnesung reiBt ieber BON ibnen
fein Babel bur9. Woberne frdftige unb
grobe Raitenbraden binsesen, On itars
fem Stablbrabt sefefelt, fltsgen ssras
be BEL WinbitGrten bon 500 SUB