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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-05
SOUTH RANGELETS

Born, on Tuesday, Dec. 1, unto Mr.
and Mrs l., Holden, son.
Richard Philbrook and family have
moved to Superior.
Myron Tubbs OF Superior was in
town Tuesday.
County superintendent of schools,
Mrs Jennie Richardson, was in town
Monday.
James Philbrook and family have
moved from their farm into South
Range.
Peter Royce of Superior, who has
been ont hunting in this vicinity re-
turned home Wednesday with one
deer as a result.
Miss Kathryn NJ Spaulding both of
this place attended the teachers
meeting in Superior Friday.
MIR Crabtree and family have NOV
cd u,anshall, MINI,
WI anu MTN' w u Ahutlhsu were
in Superior Monday,
John Peterson was in from Barden
auenue Tuesday.
Harvey Wall of Black River Falls
WAS III South Range sunday visiting
his sister, Mrs. Minnie Cole
Frank loyal and Joseph Hahey
were in Superior Saturday.
Margaret Fitzgerald left Wednesday
evening for Minneapolis where she
Will act ms bridesmaid for a girl friend
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-05
GORDON'S GRIsT

Frank Beaquist, who has been al
Blackduck Mimi, the past, returned
home Tuesday.
Doctor James of Scion Springs was
in town Monday.
Matt Welsh of Saltwater was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, p Nelson are rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of baby girl
born Nov. %.
Harry Sbaffer who has been visiting
the family of John Lawler, returned
to his home in South English. Iowa,
Tuesday
Dean Wilkinson spent Friday after
noon in Superior.
Fred Novac returned to his home in
Cheteck, Saturday.
William wilkinson of Spooner is in
town.
Pat Bergin spent Friday in Superior.
Ella and Effie Wilkinson returned
MONDAY after brief visit With friends
in Spooner.
Miss Agen Bergin spent Monday in
uperior.
The Woodman gave an enjoyable
dance at the town hall, Friday Nov
81. which was attended b. large
number of people in and around this
vicinity. Miss Helen Hilman Of
Spooner, and Rob Gillespie carried the
honors for the prize waltz The mu-
sic for the evening was furnished by
Flynn's orchestra of Superior.
Pete Karls spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Superior.
James Smith spent Wednesday in
Spaoner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Forans, and
Frank Ratican of Spooner attended
the Woodmen's dance.
Mrs Jas. Smith went to Spooner
Saturday morning
Miss Lillian Miller spent Sunday
at Minong with her parents.
Miss Doll Ratican returned Thurs
day of last week from Spooner after
spending a week with friends.
Chas, Bryenton of Drummond was
in town Wednesday.
George Bubar was out OF town on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Gannaway is on the sick
list.
Dick Douglas went to Black. duck
Tuesday,
Herb Wilkinson left Tuesday for st.
Paul.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-05
SOLON SPRINGS SPARKS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Samson and family
of Minong are visiting Mrs. Samsom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mertzig.
NJ. Marks will resume his position
with the Scion Nendophone Company
and will return to his former home in
Ohio.
W. Lucius and S. Sullivan visited
Nebagamon Tuesday.
Capt. McDugall spent Friday and
Saturday hunting in our near vicinity,
for his work receiving one deer and
several rabbits,
Quite number of Jacks OF our near
camps Sundayed in town most of
them enjoying square which they at
all times receive at the Bertch hotel.
Leonard Johnson has purchased
two team of oxen. He states they
are more satisfactory for breaking
roads than are horses.
Mrs. S. Sullivan, who has been
visiting for the past two weeks, has
gone back to house keeping
Efiie NJ. Church, who has been i'll
for the past two months, is able to be
up and around.
Mrs X. Sbirber of Superior spent
Thanksgiving with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Bieloh.
Mr. }. Arkinsinger, who has recent
ly been laid up through stepping on
rusty nail is able to lay aside his
cane and walk as before.
Mr. and Mrs ID. LeVoy moved into
their new house on Monday.
Mrs u. Vaneidorstein who has been
at ST. Francis hospital for some time
has returned very little improved.
Fleming q Lord have recently open.
ed "A railroad land office and will them.
selves operate as agents Their Office
is located on Main street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-05
An Aggravating speech.

One of the wits of the parliament
house Is said to have observed on the
occasion of Judge Deas' promotsca 10
the honor of knigbthood The queen
may make George Deas a knight. but
no one will ever make him gentle
man" Deas was quite able, however,
to hold his own, aud he punished the
wits when they came 10 make their
maiden speeches before him. "Pris.
oner at the bar" be once said TO an
unfortunate wretch on whose behalf
an infant advocate had been feebly
urging "extenuating circumstances,
everything thai your counsel has said
in mitigation | consider to be an ag'
gravution of your ofense."
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ALMANACS ARE ANCIENT.


According to Iheon, the commentator
Oh Ptolemy, almanacs as ~" under
stand the word, We're constructed from
about the year loo A. u. ny the Greeks
OF Alexandria, but the dates of festi-
walls aud other events of national inter
est had been exposed on marble tab
lets IN Rome 200 years b. G. Lalande.
an authority on the subject. states that
the earliest almanac of which the gu-
thor's name is preserved was that u
solomon Jarchus, who lived In the mid
die of the twelfth century.
A primitive English calendar or al
manac was called the prime staff :"
"rein.stock" or clog almanac" II was
made of wood, bone or born. about
eight inches long, Ike q square ruler.
On this the days were marked by a
series of uotches, every seventh being
Of larger size. The festivals were mdi-
Gated Toy symbols as were the golden
number ana the cycle Of the moon
Specimens of tbi> "CloE almanac may
he seen no the British museum and in
museums or libraries NJ Oxford CAM.
bridge ANA Manchester S,ma Of ar-ai
size were bnu- at one gnd ~ rhn mu.
tlo-trnn ~ their cblmuoy~ tag general
use. AND smaller ones were rar.d To
the pue.rl nr ON the wula.u- STICK
Pearson NrebIy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-12-05

Pussy Passenger Why does YOUR
company INSIST tAat passengers must
purchase uyAetS before entering Tie
trainf Are they afraid Il We pay
money to yan that you 'l' steal it,
Conductor lvth dignity Certainly
not They arr afraid the tra'u mas run
OF the track before can set around r
New York Weekly.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-12
.Hrtiftisder sdwiubsl-.

Sames Smith IT,. Der WaRenberipaIs
ter ber perfrahten nniteb States Sbips
building Co., (S6iifstruit) ber6ffepiIidt'
einen Ianaen 8eridt iiber bic uertru6ts
@eIeni1aft. in tpeI6em er bic @riinbunp
berielben einen ..artiiiiiden SdpinbeI''
nennt unb smpfsbIt. bub ale Perionen.
peI&s Nttien bsr @eieafdaft erbieIten
obue beren bpllen Werib su besabIen. bic
@rlnber ber @oniolibruns, bic 8erfdu.
fer ber einselnen SnbrifnnInpen iopis
gbarIes W. Sdpab nuf 3abluns Der
8strdse berilust iperben, wel6e erfOr.
berliG iinb, bic SbuIben Der bertrudten
@eieqi6aft boQ su beaablen.
Smith srfIdrt, bab bic Wertte Der
sum Truii eonioIibirten gnIaeen. pie iis
BON oneebli1sn Sabberhdnbieen feitee.
iteqt tpurben, oeren ipirtliden Werib 70
bebeutenb iiberhiesen. buB mnn iberseuei
iein fam. baB babel nbiidtlid aeidtpin'
belt nurbe. Die Organization tpurbe
bon Dummy 'glflipndrsn uRo '8eam'
ten boasoeen unO bic aeariinbete Iruit'
geieai6aft sabIte s67. 997, 900 in aitien
unb Bombs fiir gieenibum, bus einen
pirilidsn Bertb BON nur sl2. 44l SIG
reprdientirie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-12
3ransport BON Ncfffa6en.

@. g. S6alsnberser, Der aIpeitt
Sdlfss @ensralpoitmeiter. perOffsntIiblt
iosben fsinen Subresberidt. aus tpelheu
berporaebt, bab bic Rotten fdr ben
Iransport bon Pofiudsn iid i'm uerfloi'
iensn SisiuIiubre uuf S63. .594, ,542 be-
Iiefen, B. 3. auf S12 SO pro Wsile, 81
siebt l, 400 RsiispohrOutsn. bic ls9. 1895
WeiIsn umfuhen uno bel benen 0.555
8erionen onssfeat iinO. Nnn iddBt
bob i'm psrHofenen Sabre uusi6IisBlit
Der resiitrirtsn Suben Is, ,999. .802. 63C
Bohilde bsf6rbert tpurben. Sc tpurpsr
1897. 664 Srrtblmer bel Der Befbrbsr'
uns eemelbet. b. B. i'm Durdidniit cir
Srrrbum pro IL. $50 Siide bsf6rbertel
9Ofiuden. Mdb:enO osS Subrss ma
rem 373 Bohipusen in nnfdaen, % Dot
anssfellie purben babel eeib'tet, rs
f6per unb 1893 Isi6t psrIest. 9ie Be
f5rbsruns bon pOitia&sn stpeiter 8Iuf,
belief id pdbrenb bes Sabres auf &c.
305 884 9func.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-12
Ginienne 5tpifbeu Nuelanb uni
Sapan.

Die l1nterbanbIunssn spiiden &us'
lamb unb Sapun iinb ioipeit aebieben.
bab. pis ber ,.Nfoeiirten 9reRe" off
eiea mitseibsiIt tpurbe, bic NniinOisunp
bon Der erfoIetsn giniBuns balb ju er'
parten 1T.
Die 8ebineuusen fdr bic @inisune
psrbsn nod sebeim eebalten. nur iODieI
pirb eeiagt, bab eine freunbihaftlihs
8eiIesuug aasr Diifersnssn sriidsu
Rublanb unb Supan 70 gut tpie erfolet
1T, unb onb ale @sfabr flr einen 2riep
beriGpunben 1T. Sn BEN beuii6en Wi'
nifferium bss Austpdrtiaen ipirb bei
Bisnsr 8sri6t. bab ber g;ur unb aui.
fer @iIbsIm cine aaians bssdali6 bel
fernen Ofens i&Iofen. nit unelaubisen
9d1sln aufsenommen. Die Beamter
bort eriIGren bic RaGridi fur cine bel
@nten, tpsI&s sstp5bnIid Sdriten,uinm,
msnfdniie su besIsiten pHessn. Deutib
lamb babe elm su ssrinsss Sntsrs7e in
fernsn Oitliien. als bab es bebpeser
ih aui 8srnidslunsen einIohen i6nne
bic 8 au einsm 8riese nit gnsIanl
brinssn f6nntsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-12
Gcntraftorens Sune.

Ser Building Contractors Council BAT
eihsn Nufruf su elmer Notional' @Onpsn'
tion naer 8aucOntraftorsn etIniisn, in
oer Elm Rationalperbanb sssriinbst tper.
ben ioa, bsfen Blntform berisnisen
ssruOs enisessneeisBt isiH tpirb. peIde
bic bon BEN nnionfeinbe 8. N Parrp
aearlnbete unb eeIeiiete 6abriiapten'
4Hoeiation angenommen bat.
Ser Suuptsped Der neuen Drsani'
iation iol oarin bsheben, nit ben Unions
sinRise Gontraits abauidlisbsn, ipo im'
msr fi6 bies aIs praftiib ertpeiisn mue.
Die 8pfs i'm Baufah tpoQsn psriuHsn,
burd operation uno 8ermittluns ben
inbuhrisaen Srisbsn innerbolb bes 8nu.
sstperiS bersuheqsn unb iid bus 3u'
trauen oer Arbeiter tpieosr Iu ertperben
unb bic 8uuInbuitrie tpieosr au sinei
prosperirenoen su maden.
Der Nufruf sur Contention ia bon
faif alen Sontrufipren 8ereinieuneen
Der er6sisn Stdbte bss 2anbss ianitio,
nirt porbsn. Die Gonpeniion lou an
10. De; in Der Stnbt Gbicago tueen
Der Aufruf il BON 6. R, Craig, ben
Seireidr oss @bic 'soer Building Con-
tractors Council. unter;eibnet unb tpelf
bic 9tlmen uon "a gontraftoren. Ser.
sinisuneen in sbenio uisIsn Stdbtsn auf
@dbreub Der Suuptsipsd ber seeriin
ostsn RationuI @liiaens SnbuitriuI Nfo
citation baTin befsbt. bic Strsiibrsher A
6eihisen unb iie unter ibrer Aufiid
su Orsuniiirsn. iotpis bic betsbsnbsl
uniOne su asrfBren, pia 60 ii& bic q
etlnoenoe Organization Der 8uucoptrot
loren upaelessn isin IuRsn, ben Union
in ieber @eiie ,,beisuRsben".
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Nbilippinen.

@sneraI.2suinuni Douns Bat smpfcb'
len. bab bic bauernbe 8eiabuns fiir bic
9bilippinen aus bier Ree;mentern ca
baQeris unb neun 8eeimsntern Snfante.
rie bsitsbsn fol-.
SIN 8isan. Der Saupiitubt bon SIoIOs,
iin6 90 Sale bon ufatii&er @boIeru sur
4useise selanst. 9iur elmer bapen per'
lief niht ibbtIid.
Wittpoh ibetisI cine 8anbe bon Ga.
bronen ben 5enisnte b6difen itdoii.
I&en 8somien-S bon 8usna 8iha in bsr
BropinS @obite, i6leppte ibn cine Stredt
fort uno lisb ibn. nudbem man ibm biz
Sebnsn am Sube bur&i&pitten buite.
auf Der 2unbitrube Iieeen. SO bunbsItt
fd um einsn 8u&eaft. neil ber 8samtl
an bic 8eeieruns tpesen 2ubrOnenuntpe'
5enS berihtet battle.
Die BbiIippinen' GommiiIion Bot bui
@eisB sssen bic Sfluperei suteebsibcn
psI6ss bic 2eeiSlutur Der Woro' gropin'
,en ON 3. October annabm. Nad bem'
ielben tpsrbsn uQe 5ubrseuee. tpel&e ben
SfIapsnbnnbel 6ienen. conFscirt.
Ser 8uIean WaIospina in ber 8ror
pins ResrOs il in 3batisteit.
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sofIutbifteu uuS Gitel.gris.

Die msbrfa6 beri6tete @ei6idte. bus
@itsI.Srib. elmer Der SObne bes beuti6er
8uiiers. surr 86nis bon llnsarn eemu6i
werben iolte. bat bod eine eetpifis
@runblaee. Sc bat ii& bsrnussefsal.
OOb bic unauriide 9oiiutb Burtei BEN
oeutihsn 2aiisr nsulid ben 0Orf6lop
mobte. er iOae ben llnsurn bslfen. BIZ
Serri6uft Der Slbsburaer absuihditelr
uno Elm ielbhitdnbiasS nneurn au bilbsn
@itel iOlle oeRen 96nia perben. De'
auifer bessi&nete ben 8ori@Ius oils lG'
derlid uno CAB Der 6herreibii&en 9ie'
sierunp unter Anfilbruns Der Namen be,
Beibeilistsn &snntnib bon Der 4fairs
Dem @rafen Billion f&rieb Der 8aifer IL
oisier Sode: SD uni meIne Sbbn
seb6ren 9eutiblano. Nir oisnen nu
bem 8ntetIano."
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SibsGfrtFd.

8dbrenb 5iG bic Mufmsriiamieit Der
Briten i'm Aussmsinsn auf bic mucsboni'
ihe unb bic fern'bfIide Sa&la8e COM
3enirirte. psrIOr mon bic 8erbdItniie in
Sdbafrifa aus bem auee, unb erit iest
beeinnt es. befannt su ipsrben. baB bic
Ansslsssnbeiten in ienen erorberten @e'
bieten tseit entfetnt iinb. befriebiBenb ftit
bic Reeierune ;u ftsben!
NiemaIs felt Der britii&en Beisbune
bss 3ransbaI, unb niemals unter oer
8riiser'i&enResierun ausBenommen ben
Mohen unmittelbar Dor BEN lebten
2riese, mar Der 8uitanb ber 8ebbIleruna
Elm 10 bersDsifslier, tpie eeeentpdrtis |!
Der Stanb bss arbeitsmurttes buielbit
bat li& pdbrenb bisies Sobres beftdnois
peridIs1tsrt. unb ber NiberfOIs in Der
grIansuns bon 8ufern, peIde bereii
iparen, unter Der Grbe 3u arbeiten, III
nod bur& bic alnforberniiis ber @lien'
babnen' NuSbebnune unb Der 2anbfra'
Sen. slnIssuns bsri6Iimmert tporbsn.
Dis tisfsn 8ersperie f6nnsn iibetbaupi
niGt bsarbeitet tpsrben, unb Der 8etrieb
anbsrer, tpelhe bis iebt einen 9roft obs
seiporfen batten, ipirb einssfeat. Die
8anse Cobb Snbufrie. beianntli6 bas
2ebensbIut Der Ranb'Resion, IN es'
ldbmt. SanosI unb Wanbel iioden, unb
bic 8eibsn Der 9sidafiisunesloien tpsr'
ben bur6 cine tdeli6 sunebmenbs S4aar
bon .,N5&tesern" Grbeitern cnse'
i&nelt. SIN aqsn @eieai&afts' 8Iufsn
maGt fi& gioib bsmertIid, untsr ben
Gnssbbrisen Der bbberen 9erufs ni6t
minber, ais unter oenen. trel6e BON Der
ideIiGsn Arbeit ibrer Sdnoe lsben
maiien Die gintpanberer. treIae nad
bem SdIuB Der granddaughter lamb
nuftpdrts i4pdrmien. etb0bten ebenfaaS
bic eassmeins seisai9lfili6e 5erisbuns
nnb psnn man aubsrbem bic pielen ess
fdbrIiGen GIemsnts in 8etrndt siebi.
peI@e fi1 untsr Der buniestuiirfeIten,
iosmopoIitif@sn 8ep6lferune bon SObdn'
nesburs unb Der nmseeeno bergen, unb
bic grbitierun8 Der neterlebenoen bes
alien Reeimes unb bic miirrii&e Saltuna
cer ,,unberi5bnliden" 8uren, 10 ldbt
fi& lsidt erisnnsn, bnb nur tpenis Ousu
ssb5rsn tplrbs, sinen auiitanO su entfu'
den. ber isbr tpeltrsi&eno in ieinen Bir'
tuneen mare.
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Fur 6antinen.

Dis Nreumente au @uniten Der gSie,
bsreinflbrune oer 8untine in ben @arnl'
ionsn msbren iih, uno bic 5rase mag 70
lebbait asiiirt perben, brb Der Gonereb
ni&t umbin iunn, bupon giOtia su nsbmsn.
General. Snipsitor Burton liefsrt in isi'
mem Sabrssbsridt einen Sintpsis, Der
neben ben anoeren 9lrsumenten, tpeIhs
ben 8ierbertauf in Der @arniions. Ran.
tine als Elm WlitteI sur S6reerune bet
Wd6ialsit uno Woralitdt untsr ben
Soloatsn barfsIlen. 8eudiune perbient
80 lnnse Bier in ben 2antinen, offisisl
bsiannt unter bem Ramen ,.Poit gr'
Hansss", periauft tpurbe, ersub lib elm
Proit in bisisn @tabliHsmsnts, ipopou
elm TbeiI onsu bertpenbet tpurbe. elm 2eie.
sumner su unterbulten, in tpsldem ben
SoIbaien cine tleine 8lbliotbsf, fotpis
eine bei6rdntie Ansubl tdaIi&er, ND
6sntli6er 3siiuneen unb Uiona,sidrif'
ten sur 8srfleuns hanben. Our An'
idaffune oieiss 2efemateriuIs III iebt feir
@elo porbanbsn. @irbe Der 8ierper.
iauf ipiebsr ssfattet. 70 fbnnlvn biei'
8ibliotbsfsn tpisbsr sinssfiibrt tperben. f
conRatirt @eneraI Burton mo niGt,
bnnn ioute ber GOngrsb bic nbtbiesr
SOnbS bspiaisen. um quite Bidder, IsidiO
2stidren. ssi6i6tIide. literarii6e. bio,
srupbiide. pOpuIdrtpiRenidafiIi&e uni
RsiIspsris ansuIdufen. .,Gm sutsi
8u&," 10 iast Der @snsraIinIpsftOr
..pGrbe iebenfu[ls bu,u beiirussn, Ter
Gap su periirsen. 3ufriebenbeit erssu
gen unb sinise Der truurissn 8uhdnO,
bsieitisen, tusIde numeniIi6 in ben 9bi
lippinsn ben Disnit 10 i6tpsr erirdglid
seitulten. unb in einisen SdIsn q
Sslbtmorben sefiibrt bOben."
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"a Nnseieen fnben bur1 bas >, 0Os
@enblatt" bic tpeitsfte 8erbreitune.
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SAauerlidhe 3uffduOe In einen
3u6tbanie.

Die @ranb Surp Bat bem &i6ts,
arnoIb einen 8sridt sinsereidt, in tpel'
dem aeeen ben entIafsnen 8srnaItet
Der @ofsrn 9snitentiurp, 9biIuoelpbin.
Daniel N. 8ufiinssr. idarfsr TabeI
nuseeiproden unb bic eenannte Sirafnn'
ituIt aIs eins 8ruiitdite Der S@tpinb.
iutt beseibnet pirb.
Das NbsusStbbren.S .Spfem bss 8e'
fdnsniHss pirb aIs feblerbuft uno ourd.
aus unssnisenO sei&ilpsrt unb 8erpial.
sunsen sur poQfdnbieen Desinfciruna
bes @stdubss tpsrben empfoblen. Du d
boftsrioIosiide llnteriudunsen II feftee'
iteat pprben, bab tpubri6e;nI1 iebs
Belle i'm @eb6uoe nit 3ubertuIoiebaciaen
inficirt iit. Dis Sup ertpdbni. bob mebr
aIB 60 Broeent aler 5obeSfdle i'm
3uGtbaus pdbrsnb Der IeBtsn oreiBie
Sabre burb iubettul6ie @rtrantuneen
bsrbeissfibrt tpureen.
als bsionbsis ifanOaI5s III su be'
ira&;sn, baB bic Notwithstanding
bic. Experimentation i'm @roben be'
trisb uno bic bon i6pinoiddtisen unb
nit 2unsenlsibsn bsbafisten Gisurten,
mu&srn bersshsaten @ieurren uuf ben
offsnen Wartt parf. Obne bic seieBIids
8oridrih, bub in 9efdneniRen ssmudis
@isurrsn burd sinen beiOnoeren Sismpel
als iolGs fsnniIid eemu&t tperbsn mills
fen, su bsa6tsn. Dem @efdnsnibuer'
tpaltsr pirO gum 8Oriputf semu&t. but
CT sabIrsids @efunsene in ben Si&err
unb 2ilen als mdBis unO nrbeiiSunidbir
buGte. pdbrsnb iie in ibrsn 3sasr
tdsIi& 10 unb 70 bieIe @isarren MAIDEN
muBtsn.
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Gin Sntrefenbes
argument.

gBir pani&sn. Gin paar 8smntungn an
9 ie su MAIDEN.
Sabtn Sis fir bic 3ufunft 9rrIprss estrpf-
fen? Sis ipltsn piiItn, bab ss Itibf ii, @slp
ju iparfn. gsransenbsn Sie ibrtn 9Ubn-
dbsr nit llsbrIssuns unp sbtn sic Mot iibsr
Sbrs Miitsl. Ssa6te nidt eumme 8ritif-
uuo lfst bic Silan3 an.
Sit fSnnsn ts tbun-Sbr GriparniHt lplIttn
bier btp0ntrt tpsrbsn, sinmal bic @p&s-pbsr
sinrial monatIib.
SntsrsTsu auf 9br @sb ,u brsi pru,snt pirb
9bnsn bt;ablt pereen-pbtr Der Sauptlumme
ispt Is6s ROnats sussi6risbtn.
Ssrtitst su6 Dor ftr's altn-pbsr fir etnen
Nnfans i'm sissnsn @rl&dft-bur6 cine @inlast
in pn 9anf bsuie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-12
Gin merfphrSiser fan BON Wfaje'
ffdtSbeleibieune In Shpanebecf.

Gin msriiuarbissr Sul bon Maisitdis'
8slsibiauus il bur6 bic 8srurtbsiIuhs
oes 3eiiunesreouitsurs S&ulse in
Sdmunebsd unpeii Wosbebure au stueI
Nonatsn @sfdnsnib bsianni esipOroen.
S&ul;e battle felt Subrsn ben 8irser'
mslaer 5rommfne6t unaesrHen unh
bdufs bon ibm aIs ST. Nuishdt" se'
ipro1en. S6uIse duberte ii6 in folder
Weiis eines Abenbs in sinsm 8Iereattsn,
Gin peti0nIlder Seino bon ibm, sir
Barber, bate oas ssbbrt unb bsnunsirt'
Jpn bel Der Polissi. Die 2sbtsre iIaBtt
bann S&uIis an. ben bsuti&sn 8aiisl
eemeini su buben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-12
Die 6uapaquii Guitos Giienba abu
pirb nid1t tpeiter eebaut.


Nia RiGsr. bsr bic Grbsitsn an Der
@uap = Quito '8nbn in geuabpr unier
Ii& bate, ii in San Srnncisco anaefoms
men unb iuet. Der Beiisrbuu iei einse'
ftellt iporoen unb bic Sireds nod Quito
psIoe porlaufia ni6t boaenbet perosn.
tpsnn bies ilberbuupt ie seidsben ioIlte
Die 2inie eebt isbt bis nab @uumcte
Uii1er inBi, bic &seieruns @cuaoors bub'
eine psitere 8Onoausaobe sur 8eftreir
iung Der Rotten oss 8uues abnelebnt
@uamote liset ITO Meilen bon Nunpa'
quill enifsrnt unb 10000 5uB iibsr
benz NserssipisssI. Die 8abnlinie TO-
het enorms Summen, cine Strede Dol
60 MeiIen 2dnss usriGtane aaein SIC,
100000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-12
8egrdbnib =Ylate
81 Dertaufen.

auf BEN ppn tsr 3icus. .@smsinSt VtrpaIts,
ten BrisbbUfs an giOrb 0aIbinstuu aUsuus
Pubsn asts 6rabr ptrfauft fur etu prtis ppn
IS bis $t2, is naa BEN altn bts 8nicrbsnsH.
JamiIisn. SssrGbnibpIGss fir $40. SHiet BET
9B. .. 8isirI, sis sadapanna 1--WE. 40,tf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-12
Scnfe's
y ltoenti9e Sierfube,
2IS Nenn ApenHe.

Gin Hu& aItosutidu Btiit s,fdbrt.s eoiul,
no man f4er II, fsts austntbms SsfsuiHaft
fnoen,
Sas nit osrisIbsn bsrbuubtnt B. ftau'
rant Iisfsrt ale StlifattHfu Der SabrtsJst.
,.8ir5buresr Sofbrdu' uno bitfge 8irs
nipOrtirt. Bsib. uno Hotbpsiu., prinia Gieur.
rtn, bofi&s 8soieuuus.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-09
PRESIDENT ASKS HANNA
TO RETAIN GUARDIANSHIP

Senator Hanna OF Ohio called on the
President early this morning and was in
conference with him for half an hour
In this conference it is known that at
least one important matter was taken
up. This was the Craftsmanship of the
Republican national committee, which
according to numerous reports Senator
Hanna is unwilling TO again accept
From all that can be learned the Presi-
dent gave the Senator To understand
that he wanted him TO take the place
again and he asked him rot TO give his
decision at this time. II is understood
that another conference will be held be-
tween the President and Mr. Hanna on
this subject later on. and probably not
long before the time OF the meeting of
the national committee In this city.
On leaving the White House, Senator
Hanna was reticent as TO Presidential
matters He indicated taht no one had
spoken With authority for him on this
subject.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-09
IN CAUCA
REGARDED 4 GANARD
Diplomats Point Out That This State
Would Not Join the Insurrection
at Panama.

Rumors Of revolution in Cauca, the
Colombian state south of Panama. and
the predictions of press dispatches that
Cauca viii join with the Republic of
Panama in seeding from the Bogota
government. are regarded as ridiculous
by di9lomatists who have Travelled in
South and Central America and are ia
miliar with the geography and history
of Panama and Cauca.
Geographically Panama and Cauca are
foreign 10 each other. impossible
mountain ranges which have never been
crossed b. white men, because of saw
age Indians tribes which guard them
zealously, separate the two states The
only means Of communication is by sea
Besides Cauca is the state which has
furnished most of the soldiers who have
gone TO Panama 10 put down previous
revolutions, and on this account the
men OF the two states hate each other
bitterly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-09
MINISTER OF FINANCE
ROSANO 4 SUICIDE
Fearing Reception Planned by Social
lists, Italian Kills Himself in
Naples Station.

ROME. Nov. 9.-S.Snor Rosano the
new minister of finance. committed sui
eide in a railway station at Naples to-
day.
The suicide has caused a tremendous
sensation. The Socialists. it was report
ed, had arranged to give the finance
minister warm reception on his first
appearance in the chamber Of deputies.
They charged that he belonged to the
notorious Camorra Society of Naples.
and it is believed that fear of his recep-
ton caused RosanO to take his own life.
The Camorra is a secret society of Ma
pies and the vicinity, which was organ
lied in the early part of the nineteenth
century by politicians II has domi-
mated the people for many years past.