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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
Money Order CLERK Found Dead.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 24.-William
S. Mills, money order clerk in the To-
cal Office of the Southern Express Co.,
was found dead Wednesday night in a
room in the Waggoner hotel with an
empty morphine bottle by his side.
Investigation of his books has reveal
ed a shortage of something less than
soon
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
THE WESTERN MINERS.
There Is a Sentiment In Favor OF a
General Strike.

Pueblo, Col, Sept. 24.-The conven-
ton of District No. Is, of the United
Mine Workers of America, began Wed
nesday afternoon and went into execu-
tive session. Every union in the dis
trict, which includes Colorado. Wyom-
ing. Utah and New Mexico was repre-
scented. Among the officers there is
sentiment in favor of a general strike
in the district unless the operators &C
cede to the miners demands.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
Nicaraaua and Honduras.

Mobile, Ala, Sept 24.-Louis NJ.
Moragues, consul for Nicaragua and
vice consul for Honduras, says the re-
port of possible war between Nicara-
qua and Honduras is false. He says
their relations are cordial
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
No Death and Funeral Fund.

Baltimore, Sept. 24.-The sovereign
grand lodge, l. o. o. F., in secret ses.
sion Wednesday evening, refused to
grant to the Rebekah branch of the
order the right to establish death
and funeral fund.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
Granted An Eiqht-Hour Day.

Telluride. Col, Sept. 24.-Manager
H. T. Bucley, of the Silver Bell mine,
granted his mill men an eight-hour
day and three shifts will be employed
in the mill. Capt. Davidson, manager
of the Caribbean Montezuma, also has
granted an eight-hour day.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
TIL. prohIbition Wlthdrawn.

London, Sept. 24.-The board OF sg-
riculture Wednesday issued an order
withdrawing the prohibition on the
landing of animals other than swine
brought to Great Britain from the New
England states.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
no work Shorter Hours.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 24.-Notices
have been posted at all the collieries
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
and Coal Co. that miners will hereaft-
er work five hours a day until further
notice instead of nine hours as here
fofore.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
JUDGE erosseup to RESIGN.

Chicago, Sept. Pat was current
rumor Wednesday night that Judge
Peter S. Groscup, of the United States
circuit court, is about to resign from
the bench to accept the position of
general counsel to the Northern Sc
nuritioc On
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
Eire in a Texas OH District.

Beaumont, Tex, Sept. 24.-Fire that
started at noon Wednesday in the east
end of the shoe string oil district de-
stroyed 35 derricks, causing total
loss estimated in the neighborhood Of
SIPS, 900.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
Seth Low Nominated For Mayor.

New York, Sept 24.-The republic
an and the citizens union city conven-
lions met Wednesday night. the. for
mer at the Grand Central palace and
the latter at Cooper Union. and nomi-
mated Seth Low for mayor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
Columbia University Academic Year.

New York, Sept 24.-The 150th aca-
-demic year of Columbia university
was opened with appropriate exercises
Wednesday, features of the program
being the dedication Of the Goelet me-
mortal statue, Alma Mater. 49,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25
Railroad Time Card.
LOUISVILLE g. NASHVILLE.

LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS at PARIS.
From Cincinnati-lO:5S am; 5 :3S pmt
9:45 pm.
From Lexington-6:11 am; 7:45 pm
1928 pm; $40 pm.
From Richmond-5:O5 am; 7:50 ann.
S:18 pm.
From Maysville-7:4O am; 3:15 pun.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS FROM PARIS.
To CiLcinnati-5:15 am; 1865 am
$50 pm.
To Lexirgton-7:5O am; 1905 ami
$40 PM; 9:4o p. IN.
To Richmond-11:10 am; 5:S8 Pima
e:51 pm.
To MaysvilIe-s:oO am; 8 20 pm.
+. B. CARR, Agt.
FRANKFORT 8 CINCINNATI.
Arr.from Frankfort-S 30 am - :25prn.
I've. for Frankfort 80 am; 5 IA pm.
All r. & O. trains arrive and depAga
,rom L. s. n. Station.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-09-25

Connects at Georgetown Union Depo with
@ &C
Connects at Paris Union Depot with Ken
lucky Central.
& N.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Gin aeaes GorpsBaas tn 9r>
lanset.

9as unldbIid bes bunbertidbrisen
WiesenfeItes Der 8arut9ia BON ibrem
PbiliIterium erbaute unb am 20. Suli
1903 iibergebene gorpsbaus In Gr'
Idnsen 1T fotuobl feiner Gage als aud
ieiner 9ur9bilbung ndd eins Der her'
porragenbiten gorpsbdufcr 9eutf9s
lambs unb unter benen, bic ausi9lieb'
li9 ben 3peden bes Corps beItimmt
iinb, pieLlei6t bus grOBte unb reidfe.
Gs 1T entitanben mad ben glGnen unb
unter Der 8auleitung bes Stdbtbau'
ratbs Sdns @rlipein in 8amberg,
9ermaniae Miin9en, unb unter Der
beionberen 8aufiibrung bon behen
Silfsarbeiter, benz Sberbaufiibrer
Gle9iel. Sn feiner GuBeren @rIdets
nung, am SuBe bes Rutbsberges. um'
rabmt BON prG9tigem gi4enpalo unb
bon einem berrliaen eneliI9sn 3iers
garten umgeben, tritt es benz Sef4auer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Gin tuabrer ,,l)fdDpo0et".

Gin eigenartiser @orsang bat ii9,
ipie aus bem Sannober'I9en 0dfenort
2lltenbru9 sefdrieben pirb, in elmer
fart itiirmiIben unb regenI9peren
9Rudt uuf benz 18o SUB bOben 2su4t'
tburm abseipielt, Der etlpds lanOeins
ipGrts alpiidsn 4ltenbru9 unb @ros
ben itebt unb feItes, BON 4cetplengas
seIpeiItes, peitbin ii9tbares 2eu9ts
feuer Seigt. Sn Der sipeiten Wfor9ens
Itunbe fpurbe Der in ieiner Sabine mes
ben bem 9i6traume peilenbe 2eu9tz
tburmpG9ter 8ibitrupp plObli9 bur4
elm tlirrenbes, tnadenbes 9erduf9 jGb
aufgeI1redt, bos BON nebenan aus
benz Raume bes 2eu9tfeuers brang.
Ser i6m bort beulenb entgegenI9ld'
gsrbe NorbpItiturm belebrte ibn i4nea,
bab elm Seniter 5ertriimmert nar, uno
6ei nGberer lInterfu9ung fano er in
elmer @de bes Rdumes einen eroben
I6ndr5en @ogsl nit blutenOem &ppfe
toot am 9oben liesen. @s mar elm
etlpa 9 pfunb faperer. f9puraer pils
Der S9pan, Der BON Der Wu9t bes
ruTenben RprbpItiturmes setrieben uno
bur9 bus belIleu9tenbe 2i9t unges
lpdt nit FOLDER @epalt segen bic erIte,
an Der glorboItede befinblidbs S9eibe
Der bier sroBen, nur bur9 i6maIe
SplSrd6men eetrennten @lasi9ei6en
aepraIlt mar, bic bus 2eudtfeuer uuss
itrablen, bab bic ettpu ] 3olI bide uno
16 X 80 SOL groBe S4eibe pollitGnbtg
aertriimmert purbs unb in ben 2i4ts
raum fisl, ben Der 8pgel nod bis CUR
aeaeniiberlisgenben WanO Our9flog,
no er tobt nieberitiirate. Our9 bic
0u9t, nit Der bic S9ei6e eingeOriidt,
ipar aud bic angren5enbe S6eibe ses
borIien, pGbrenb Der plDbli9 einsez
prunaene WinbitoB in Der Sabine bes
2eu6tt6urmpdrters einen Spiegel BON
Der @dnb rib unb in S9erben aufses
ben lieB. Der @drter mubte nun feline
oanse llmiidt aufbieten, nm gu perbiis
ten, bab ber iest binberniBlos einbres
6enbe Sturmipinb bas 2eu9tfeuer
perlDIdbe, mas BEL benz regen S9iffsa
perte6r in Der Glbmiinbuns leiht gu
9ataitropben fiibren tOnnts. 9ieier
9orfaa itebt Bis jsBt einaig bu, penn
es audi ni6t su ben Seltenbeiten gee
bort, bab bic Ra6t bur9itreifenbe 9Os
qel BON 2eu9tfsusrn ansslOdt perben
unb bur9 ben 2(npralI segen bic 2i4ts
Ifeiben ibren Sob finben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Ste obrri@leiii@sn Sintbitter.

Sn Der Iiib6itliden Gde bes 9euts
f9en Reibes, eirsetlemmt SpiiAen
ruIIiT9e unb Diterrei9ii9e 9rensen,
Iiegt elm fonberbares unb geIesnetes
Stiid @rbe: Der oberi9lefi9e Berg
unb Siittenbesirt. Sang 9euti4lanb
bat tdum cine glei9 mertpiirbigs 9te
eenb aufSupeiIen. Bon @leiwib bis
i,niritS ton @eutben beitimmen bic
Siitten, bic S9G9te, bic @rubsneins
ednse, bic Sabritsn, bic S9uttbuloen,
bic Stbladenbsrse unb Subllpie. treu5
unb ausr laufenbe Giienbabnpege ods
2anbI9aftsbilb. SuSu fommen etns
eeiuntene Selber, quaoratiithe Selte
ppG 19nGrSlibem ooer f6pefIigem
@rabenz unb Siittsnpaifer, 5u 8ru4e
eeganaene @ieIen, aus beren 5ertliifts'
fen RGnbern gelbe Grbe lugt = tpeite
Streden ipie cine Diiite.
SrpBbem lit bie3 inbuitrielle Sbers
I6leIien fpeit bapon entfernt, 10 arm
su Iein fpie cine Wiiite. llnb iiber Die
@erpiiltung bes alten lanotptrtbf4afts
Ii6en 8ilbes bes obsri9leiiIden Pld'
ieaus itr0mt elm 2eben, ipie es eine
miifte ni9t tennt. Die 8epOlfernng
elmer @rpbItabt bai itet auf bieiem @rs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

@enn cir Sbomas 2ipton aus bem
meitbeperb um ben glmeritd potul
ais Sieger berporgegangen tpGre, bate
es fir ibn in Gnaldnb ni1t genug
9rdn5e, senug 4potbepien, genug Cos
bsa6Hmnen ge6sn t0nnen. @r nGre
Der grpbe 2iptpn, Der unpsrglei9li9e
2iptpn getpeien, unb feline 8eriibmtbeit
ipIrs taum BON ter Res groben Relion
iibertroffen ipprben. Seute dber lit er
nibt me6r als Sbpmas, einfu6 3bos
mas, unb bic 6umoriitiiaen 8ldtter in
2onSpn bd6en ni9t Sarfasmen, ni9t
beiBente Sronie genu9, um iiber ben
W(i6erFolg unb iiber bic iibIe 2dune
btsIss grpben Srdmers, Der au9 elm
GROCER Seemann iperben lpollte, Su
ipotten. Sn bieies Concert BON mebr
oDer min6er f9le6ten Diben brinst
her ,Pun9" etne ergGbltChe Hpte. 0as
8latt ipeiIt barauf bin, oab Sir Sbos
mas 2iptpn ieoes Nal, penn er cine
neue Ya9t bauen IdBt, nit eroBem
Gifer bebauptet, bdB bieIes S6iff
bem porbersebenben beOeutenb iiberles
gen Tei unb baB es ieinen Rebsnbubler
unfeblbar seIhlagen bate. rBenn
bds ipabr it,, fiigt Der rPun9" 6pss
bdft binau, rbdtte Sir Sbomas elm
Iebr einfa6es Wiittel. ben 9e9er gu
gepinnsn; er iOute iofort gu .S6ams
rod go. 5" iibsrsehen unO rSbamrOd
gtO. A" gang ausIahen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

~ ~ - - : ~
ren, unbrau9bar geporben Iinb. Die
nit bem Sammer in topfgrobe Stiide
serI9lagsnen &eIte tpmmen erit in ben
ItG6lernen BREEDER, ipo Iie gu erbIenz
prpben Stiiden 5ermulmt fperben.
Bon bnrt ptrfen bic Mdb9en iie in
Sie 9ueelmiible, Die iie gu feinem
Staub aermublt, G1nli1 fpte bas aus
Der Srndentdmmer berbeigei9affte
grI. Die Sugelmii9le lit Elm etpa
bier 9Reter bpbes eiIernes, teiIelartiges
@srdt6, in bsm i9pere rptirenbe Sfuz
geln uIits, mas bineintommt, in Mebl
serI6lagen. 9as 9eihiebt nit einem
9onnergepolter. Sier, in Der &ueels
miible, lit bic ein5ige laute Stelle Der
oiitte. 9t6er bdfiir lit es bort 70 laut,
ouB niemdno bes anoern Wurt pers
ite6t.
Der aug Der &ugeImii6le berauss
flieBenbe Ie9mgel6e Staub tommt nun
in Die GDItung. Sn groBen. etipu
ae9n Meter lungsn Sefen tpirb er gliis
1eno gerDTist. Sin Mann I9ie6t nit
langen GiienI9aufeln, bic er bur1
fleine Seffnungen bineinfiibrt, has
rothg.iibenoe Materidl INNER Elm @ns
be peiter. 60 ipanbert es langIdm
iiber bic gliibenben &Ote Bis an bus
lebte 2p9, pp es ipieber berausges
ic9aufelt tno in Giientarren naA ben
S6melsDfen getdrrt tpirb. 9prt ipirb
es gut gemengt unb in bic Muffeln gsz
f6ippt. Die Muffeln perben in bic
Seien geIhpbsn unb 70 bi9t bermuuz
ert, bdB nur tleine 2O9er gum 8eob>
auten bes S6melSpprganges bleiben.
SAT- einen gun5en Sag fdmprt bas
Gr3 in Der tpeibsn @lutb, biz es rein
senug lit, oub bic Muffeln berausses
npmmen iperben t1nnen. 9as fliiIiige
Tletul pirb in S9DpflDffeln aufgez
fangen uno in giIenformen ausgegpis
len. S9nell ertaltet es. Die fla9en,
blabgrauen 3int5iesel iperben dufgez
itapeIt unb tDrnen nun btndus in bic
Welt, po iis gu dllerlet Rubz unb
2urusgerGtben um9egphen iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Gortf6affung Der frif den
Muffeln ma 9 Der 8 lite.

ipeiBrpt6 6eruuf unb biilIt bic bort ar,
beitenbsn S,elSsr in elm flimmerbes
2i6t. @ie 6Ollenlne4te bepegen iiA
bic i9pdr5tn @eItulten bon bem &oit
tinauf nu9 bem G6a9t, in ben iie
immer unb INNER fuieoer Sertleinerte
Sp9le f9iittsn. Sas Snnere Der Siitte,
bic auf bieIer @lutb itebt, lit BON Ell
ner mGrberii,6en Sibe erfiilt. Der
Mittelbau. in ben Die bas Grs entbals
icnoen Muffelu eingemauert iino.
f6eint por Gilutb bsriien su tppllen.
3iTGeno fdbrt elm bIduli9sgelber
Sumpf aus tleinen Seffnungen. &uns
nenartige Sle6scfdbe, bic ppr ben
Seffnungen Iiegen, fan9en ihn arf
uno 5ieben audi aus ibm nod einen
She'll 3int.
Die S9prnItsinreiben aber iinb in
Der Duntel9eit an magIh leu6tenben
sTadeln gepprpen. 9dSu fcbieben aus
ben Sefen, in esacn n. Muffeln ges
frodnet uno se6rann. iotroen, bic bell
len 6laiimen. 0on alien Seiten leuf)z
tet es bur6 oas &rIhbuntel in alien
mIqliAen abgstontsn Sarbsn binpeg
iiher bic Idpars glGn3cnbe 8obIe, iiber
bic gelEen @r3baufen unb iiber bic BON
eincm feinen blaBgruuen Staub iibers
sraenen GebGube uno ii6er bic be-
famubten, TdpiBenoen Menfden, bic
ii bieTem b6Genartigsn @spirr ruitlps
hins unb bereileu = Sag unb Raht
uno Rd6t uno Gag. gie rubt in Der
SItte bic 9lrbeit. Die Siittsnarbeis
ter, WlGnner unb Gruuen, lpe4IsIn
ii1 fbi6tpeiie ab. uno INNER nsue
treien an Die StelIe Der abssmattsten
unb Wliiesn.
gibt alIein nit benz S9msl5en bes
"Details in ben Wuffeln lit bic gdnSs
g(rbsit setban. 3upor muB bas Wlds
terial nod me6rere pro5eIIe our9mas
den. 3uerit pirb es In einen Ranm
estarrt, untsr bsfen .iiernem 6ubbos
ben bic gliibsnbe 2uft 6inaiebt. bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Dberf91eftf@e int9utts
i'm 9etrieb.

serfled bur9einanber. SAT- ic4smals
bunberttauienb Meni9en ipobnen auf
etpd pier bis flint Nuaorotmeilen 5r>
fammensebrGnst in flint StGoten uno
elmer gansen Reibe 9Orfidaften uno
abnli6er Orte, bic lunse f9pn bic ges
bDlterun9 elmer Stubt beIiben.
Ginen beionberen Rei5 seben oisier
nur penig biiseligen 2anbI4aft, in
Der man taum elm iOl9 rei9baltiges
bsr9te6niI9es 2sben ertpartet, bic
Sinfbutten. sic prObu5iren fait Die
SGlfte bes geiammten idbrli9 auf Der
Grbe erSeusten 3intes unb perben in
DeutIhlanb BON teinen anbern 3int'
bitten errei9t.
9lm Sage unterI6eiben lie iih fpentg
bon ben anbern Siittentperten. 2an9s
BeItredte SGuier, aus bereu fardgen
gie6elbG9ern S9ornIteine in regelnd>
siaen gtbItGnben rei9enpeis berporras
gen pie feueripeisnbe 3Gune = ein5els
ne geipaltige RieIsnI9orniteine ba5pii
f6en, bic bis in ben Simmel gu tletz
tern l9einen = tleine 2otomptipen, bic
@agen nit 8oblen unb Grs 5fpii4sn
ben @ebGuben bins unO beritoBen -
S9uttbalben, &pblenbaufen, Gr5bua
gel bas lit bus duBere Bib ieber
Siitte. glur baB Ous Grs Der 3ints
butte 10 unaniebnlia unb tperthlos
nusIiebt, pie tieIeliger Sanb. Sieisr
Sanb ubsr entbdIt pierSts Pro5ent oss
tpitbaren Metalls.
gtbenbs pirb bas Bib Der 3tnts
biitte peit muIerii9er unb bunter. Qus
ben me6rere Meter unter Der Groe lie
genben grpben RGiten Der iih unter
bas gunse S9mel5gebGuoe meterhp3
bin5iebenber Soblenslutb leu9tet Is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
8eim g 9iiren bes Seuers
unter benz 9meI5enben
Gra

terminirt nit Iol9en @lutbseiuDlben.
Sie Sibe, bic in ben Standardization
unter ben WtuffeIn erSeust pirb. lGbt
man niht glei9 gum eriten bslten
S9ornItein binaus enttpsi9en. Sic
mub nod pislfu9e OienIte tbun. Dor
uGlsm muB Iie bic sroBen R0itOfen
gliibenb MAIDEN, in benen bic 3intz
blenbe BON S9ipefel befreit unb in
3intornbe iibersefiibrt fpirb. Damn
ipirb bic belize 2uft in bic Srodens
fammern gefiibrt, unb BON bort err
tuGrmt iie aud nod bic Rdume, in be'
men bic Spnmuffeln gum 9rennen
pprbsreitet lperben.
9tuf man9en Siitten fpirb bic Sibe
nod mebr ausgenubt. Gbenio auh
Die @rse. 9d Siebt man ni4t nur bas
3int beraus. 9lu4 S9pefel unb
f1peflige SGuren unb 8lei fperbsn
bem @r5 abgeponnen. 9ieglusnuBung
alien Matsrials lit ia Der Sriumpb
uuIersr 3eit - unb elm befpEberer
triumph bes SiittenpeIens.
Sn elmer mpbernen Siitte iperben
nGmli6 sic Muffeln unb bic 9erfaBs
itiide IelbIt bereeitellt. Wle9rere SDs
bier bauen forttpdbrenb bic ettpa
luannsboben SOnsefGBe gum Srodnen
auf.
gi6t muir, buB bic muffetn in Der
Siitte ansefertist ipcrben = iie per>
ben aud bort glei9 pieber 5ertleinert,
tpenn Iie na6 6reibig Sugen, in benen
ie ebsnfo oft mt bem BON Der 9lutb
fliiiia oemah.en Wetal Qefiillt mas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

8sniibte 9eGesenbeit.
s5rembsr: pWas lit benn ba IOs, buB
bic 2eute 10 iubeln9" SdnOler; ~Sa,
piFen Sic, bic bdben Bel mir ipus eins
oefduft! 9(u6 mas aefdlli92"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

-Sag gbtropb bde. Bauer gum
SpnntussjGser, Der ibm ihperen
Seraens cine 3ieee bs5ablt, bic er ers
ihpiien): nGant f9On, Serr Baron
-. a6er pOlIen g ii6 ni9t bus Gsz
tpeih mitnebmen2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

= Ser prob. So9tsr bes
Saufes: Saben sic i9on sebOrt, Serr
Baron, bic So9ter unferes gia9bdrs
ion 2 Milionen Mitgift betommen.
Gommeraienratb: r@Ott, 9foIalie, mas
be i6pn ipisber fa9iimpelIt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

-4usrebe. SD babe Sic in
lebtsr 3eit Ofters beim @ilopretbdnos
Ter berdustommeu ieben; mas MAIDEN
Sic benn ba2" Sonntassidser: Od
pertauf ia bic iiberI1iiKigen SaTen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

Gin pruttif9er IrSt.
n9enf Dir, Der Oottor bat mir aqs
f9peren Weine, aud Gbumpagner
perboten!" nWabri9einli9 pia er.
baB OH borbsr feline Re4nuns be-
sablit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
.0osneueRe @tanbbifb.

-Dasneueite Stan b bill D.
Qrbeiterfrau: @ut ts bsnn bet oa for
ne Giiur uff ben 8runnen2 Suti4er:
gea, bet is Sertules! Jrdu: mas 10
benn bet9 0ol n 0thterg &utz
Tder: Ree, = Der Monn fsebt blos
10 uod be Bride bd! .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
9eftnittp

= Sefinitipr. Ri9ter:
Sinh Sic ii9 Der po0en 9ebeutung
bieIes @ibes betpubt9" Sepp: %
ia! @snn i idpDr', bub' I s'pOnnu;
penn Der 9lnb're idpOrt, bat er
o'npnna!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
dIdenfrtH,
Cine E

Staatsanpalt: 9tlIo in elmer Stunbs
finoet Sbre Sinri9tuns itatt. 8ereis
ten sic iih auf ben fdbperen Sang
bor. Delinquent: 9ld, tunn es ni9t
bis mOrgsn bleibene SD babe beuts
70 fiirdterli9e 9Opffdmeraeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

-4us Der amtstanaItt.
Suiti5ratb: rMiilIer. Sic ba6en in
benz IeBten 9lttenItiid rG6ron" obne
b geIhrieben. Wenn Sic Iib nod,
einmul untsriteben. am Sbrone gu ritz
tsIn, tDnnen sic iih mo anbers Elm
llntertpmmen fu9en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Ritter BON Der g deere.

o.: n@er iinb benn bic brei Serren
ba briibsn9"
g.: rGolIegen!"
81: p0us lit aber ipunberlib; Iie
MAIDEN bD9 einen gang perI9iebenen
ginbrud9"
g.: rNa, Der cine 1T 3entier, Der
unbere S9neiber unb Der brittle He,
batteur."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

@atte: Sd CLAUDE, 9u bessbf cine
Sborbeit, ipsnn Oh bies MGb6en
mietbeit, nu6 ibrsm 9ienitbua lit
iie in einem Sabre uuf sebn SteIlen
geipeIen.
Satin: Chen barum, benfe nur,
mas iie bon ben 5ebn GamiIien alIss
erSdblen fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

als elm itpIses, maferiI9es S9GOB9en
entgegen. &iibn seIhpungene 9iebel,
bic nit frescofarbigen Srnamenten
unb Wappen seaiert iinb, betonen nit
bem runben Steppentburm, bem ros
then S9ieferbuh unb Der DieGeeitaltis
gen Silbouette ben G9arafter bes
Sauies in origineGler unb glei4 reprd'
ientatiper WeiIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

@e limb 9u menf pih Dir Der gDrtb partI6OBdn
porefeBt bat, bas pG NaurgDen gapeIen9
gr Iber gan5 ffer! 60 auer dBt fd tnl n beraen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

S0riter: s9err Baron, sic baben
bieien Sreiber ni9t unbeoentli6 anges
f4OiIen, id ipiirbe Sbncn rutben, ibn
bur9 elm GrtrutrinfseIO gu bef4pid'
tigen."
Baron: r9Ra ia, = barauf foIl's
mir .ni9t antommen; aber, Serr SOr'
fer, bus miiifen sic ielbIt 3ugsbe,.,
Der 9erl iiebt pirtli9 aug iuie cine
WilbIdu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

vSa baben bic bummern &erls
mir meinen SpiegeG negItibibt uno
meinen. iebt fOnnt' i'd mid nidt
raiiren. 9aB id aber einfah meins
YbOtoerupbie nebmen fam, buran
6uben iie nibt sebu9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Sseln berous 8.

r9tlTo Sbr Better, meine @nGbiss.
bat, ipie ib b0rts, ben tOnigli9sn
0ienIt quittirt. 8us thut er cenn
ieBt9"
nOb, sr bat cine sIGnSenbe gnitels
lung als S6pieaeriobn er6uIten!"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12
SETTLERS ATTACK MILITIA.
Such is the Report That Reaches Topeka The
Country in Arms.

Topeka, Kans., June 10.-Reports have
been received here several times today Of
fight between the settlers and militia
in Western Kansas, over the Dewey affair.
The settlers are said to have attacked
the militia and sheriff's posse just as the
latter forces left Dewey Ranch in
Cheyenne county, this mornoing for St..
Francis.
The telephone wires in Cheyenne coun-
ty have been tut and the telegraph service
is poor. Enough news has been received
however, to show that the Deweys are in
great danger, and may be captured by
the settlers tomorrow A dispatch from
st. Francis says that the report of fight
between the two forces is in all probability
true, and the excitement there is at fever
heat tonight. All day the settlers have
been focking into st. Francis, and all are
heavily armed. They are outspoken in
their expressions of enmity to the
Deweys, and say nothing viii prevent the
settlers from taking them away from the
soldiers when they arrive in ST. Francis
tomorrow. The fight of today is thought
to have been mostly with sharpshooters,
as most of the armed settlers are at
Berry's Ranch. and at st. Francis.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-12
raE JUDGES MUST LIST.
Corporation Commission Calls for the Listing
Of Property at its True Value

A pamphlet OF instruction to the list
takers Of property in North Carolina was
yesterday issued by the Corporation Com
mission, and it gives complete and ex-
plicit instructions to these for the OBJ
tanning of data for the assessment OF
property.
In this pamphlet the Commission urges
that real property and personal property
shall be assessed at its value in money,
and this it emphasizes in these words:
THE intent and purpose of the tax
laws OF this State is to have all property
and subjects OF taxation fairly assessed
at their true value in money in such man
ner as such property and subjects are
usually sold, but not By forced sale thereof
and the words marked value or true
value, whenever in the tax laws, shall
be held and deemed to mean what the
property and subjects would bring at cash
sale when sold in such manner as such
property and subjects are usually sold.'
1t has been claimed that rule of as
sessing property at less than It's true
value in money obtained in the State Of
North Carolina some years ago, but in
view of the above definition there can
not now be any excuse for assessing prop
erty according to any other rule than at
its true value in money.
Here is a paragraph from the pamphlet
which shows that the Corporation Com
mission still believes judges are to be
taxed as are ordinary citizens 1t reads:
Your attention is called to the fact
that incomes derived from salaries of
Federal or State officers, in excess of one
thousand dollars. must be listed just as
incomes derived from other sources"