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e'pEsCENT PARK. sAvIN Rort

erpESCENT PARK asAvIN R0rN Holt's band will render the folld ing programme Sunday Prelude. 10th Regt. March" R. B. Fl Overture, Bohemian Girl" s.. Bs! Cornet soio. ................. Selec]
 MT. Charles Eger. Internezzo, Little Indian Maid"
 .l.t t5.- lftelliT "A Selection, ''The Yankee Consul ; :.
 ................... ....... ..RoE Xylophone solo, Laughing Water, '3c
 .... ...... Bld' MT. Joseph L. Shepherd.
 Medley overture, "At the Concert
 the Park, :" ................. Dre3l Scene in Switzerland. Keil Finale, "The Sentry" ...A. H. HaJ2
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Toilet Specials.

Mennen's Talcun Powder,
 -f1Iso box pr. Lyons Tooth Powder --f5o Cuticura Soap. -loo Benzoin and Almond Lotion. --16c
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Carriage Bags.

A big variety of Carriage Bags, large and medium sizes, in black. brown, gray and tan; regular s1.25 kind, for --89c
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principal, $4oo-s45O, $50; Katherine A, Brennan. $4OO-$45O, $50; Mabel c, Phelps, s500-$ -$55o, $50; Ellen c. Hall, s5OO-$55o, $50; Jane F. Hughson, $40O- $45c, $50.
 Woodward school-Pauline A. Mer- chant, ssO0- sS5O. $50; Amarillo c. Swift, |$350-$40o, $50; Mae P. Stanton. $4o0-$45o, $50.
 Morris Cove school Florence A. But terfield, sS25- -$375, $50.
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WOrrlen'S Underwear

AA sey Vests, low neck no underwear sleeves, silk ribbon hn-
 ish, plain, lace stripe and with lace yoke. Ioct and 25ct Vests lOcts On the Front Special Table, West Store.
 Women's White Cotton Jersey vests,low neck no sleeves, ribbon finish, slight imperfections. special table near elevator. Vests for 7c Each Women's White Lisle Jersey Vests, low neck sleeves, silk ribbon finish, Torchon lace trim med, asct Vests for l7cts or } for 5Octs Women's White Silk-a-lisle Jersey Vests, low neck, no sleeves, silk ribbon finish lace stripe, slight imperfections, soc Vests for 25c Each WnFrp pmsG Women's fine g u 2 e lise thread Stockings, also ( nIHGTPn'S small odd lot of our own embroidered a md fancy EAUSlGEVs figured hsles to put in
 with the new ones. aoct and soct Stockings for locts Pair Wonen's Black Cotton Stockings, with double soles, heels and toes, Isc Stockings for Sets Pair Children's regular made fast black cotton Stock ings, 21ct kind for l23acts Pair Misses fine ribbed black lisle thread Stockings, for l5cts Pair
 Cool Corsets Scots Pair for the 7sct kind Saturday. Summer Net Cor ! sets and Batiste, girdles and dip hip.
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wear was sold at the sweetser Pembrook & Co.'S C

Extra fine guage Otis Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, long and short sleeued Shirts French
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Pay Us S2.5O Saturday

All pretty include among them of the incest Hats Ss and SC had this We want many peo pie the Millinery Salon Saturday will to other parts of this bustling hustling store
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-12
South FultOn's Latest Sensation
Trial May 18th.
State Bank Case to Be Heard June
Sth--The The Capitol Com
mission.
OTHER KENTUCKY NEWS

Fulton, Ky, May l2-Quite sen.
sation was created in South Fulton
when Adrian McDade, former city
treasurer, submitted a charge of NAL
feasance in office against Mayor r. T.
Miner and demanded trial of the
mayor by the council, says the Full.
ton Leader. The petition charges Mr..
Miner with failure to submit a state
ment of the financial condition of the
city every three months as prescribed
by ordinance, also to report monthly
through the Recorder the condition OF
his office. fines assessed and collected
and uncolleoted. He also cha rees the
mayor with causing to be arrested
and tried before him, men who COM
mitted crimes outside of the city
limits, and unwarranted and unlaw.
fully having same imprisoned and de-
priving them of their rights, property
and liberty.
The council appointed committee
to inspect the books. The trial of the
mayor will be held before the council
next Tuesday afternoon, May II.
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hundred Cossackks.
RUSSIA DENIES REPORT.

hONNlA DENlEc hEFOhls
New York. May 12.-From Toxic
came tho information that Vice Ad-
mirsl Togo having heard many mys-
terious explosions in Port Arthur had
reached the conclusion that possibly
the Russians were destroying their
warships TO prevent their capture by
the Japanese. Chefoo also heard a
similar rumor, but both reports were
vigorously denied in st. Petersburg,
where il was officially stated that Rus
sin never would destroy her own
ships. She world, IL was added,
allow them, IL necessary, TO put to
sea and 90 to the bottom fighting.
Gen. Kuropatkin reported that q
train load of war supplies had been
successfully landed in Port Arthur
from Lao Yang great praise being
accorded to the officer who had charge
of the hazardous undertaking.
The Chinese question again assumed
prominence, especially IN regard TO
the situation at New Chwang. Count
Cassini, the Russian ambassador at
Washington, gave this view of the
problem, declaring that Russia's re-
trial from Manchuris is only tempo
rary.
Gen. Zassalitch reported that the
japanese army is concentrated IN
three groups around Feng Wang
Cheng, while all other reports indicat'
cd that the Russians expect a decisive
battle at or near Lilo Yang. Mean
time reports of fighting near that
place remained unconfrmed, the pro.
liability that only brush with brig.
ands has taken place.
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Forty Eight Special Clerks Com.
plete Their Work.
1t is Expected That There Will BE q
Big Increase in
Volume.
MILEAGE is ABOUT 200, 900

The regular quadrennial weighing
OF the United States mail on the rail
road lines in the second contrac. sec
tion ended ut midnight Tuesday by di.
rection Of the Second Assistant Post.
master General. This work has been
in progress since February IL, per-
iod of eighty-four days
The section lies south Of the Ohio
and east of the Mississippi rivers, and
includes Kentucky and Tennessee, all
the Gulf states, the Carolinas. and
Puerto Rico, q total of about 30, 900
miles Of railroad. The Louisville dis
trict comprises about 5000 miles of
this, aud Is under the immediate su-
pervision of Capt. II. B. jerks, Chief
Clerk of the Railway Mail Service in
Louisville.
Forty-eight specially appointed
clerks were detailed by Chief CLERK
jerks on the lines Of the Louisville
district, to travel and take the
weights.
The weights are taken for the pur-
pose of furnishing a basis by which
the department determines the rate OF
pay due the railroad companies for
the contract term of four years, COM
menoinR July /, 1904. The present
annual rate of pay for the section is
about $4,000, 900, The total for rail
road transportation Of United States
mail annually throughout the country
is nearly $40, 900, 900. In 1888 it was
a trife over sis, 1000, 900, and in 1898
slightly in excess OF s25, 900, 900. In
1888 the total mileage of railroad was
sl1O.20s. In 1898 it had risen to
I66. 952. For 1908 IL is stated az
1872, 1859, and today about 200, 700
miles. 4
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THE BATTLE OF ANU.

London. May Barron Ha yssh'
japanese minister at London, gives
out the following account of the Rus
sian attack on Anjou May 10; 1.-Two
hundred r Russian cavalry attackedAnju
for twenty -four hours. The Japanese
stubbornly resisted the attack and one
company of reinforcements arrived
from Pin Yang. The enemy fled the
morning of May H., then further rein
forcements arrived from the north
and south. The japanese lost four
killed and six wounded. The
enemy casualties were over fifty non.
commissioned officers taken prisoners.
Il is said the enemy numbered five
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THE CAPITAL COMMISSION.

Frankfort, KY, May 12-At q
meeting of the state capitol commits
sion 1t was decided to meet each
Tuesday and Friday to hear the
recommendation Of the several archi-
tects applying for the position Of
architect of the new state tcapitol
building. No architect will appear be-
fore the commissioners ON May 30,
the day the selection will be made.
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BANK GASES ADVANCED.

Frankfort, KY, May 12-On mo-
tion of acting Auditors Agent Lucas
in the court of appeals the case of the
commonwealth VS.. the bank Of CON-
meroe of Jefferson county, wss
advanced and set for hearing June 8.
The case is test case. involving tax
on deposits in bank, and involves 800
similar cases. The auditors agent has
lost in the lower courts.
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HEALTH BOARD
Met This Afternoon and Elected
Health Officer.
Also Elected Two Sanitary Inspectors
for Paducah.

The Board OF Health held the first
meeting for many months this after
noon in the offices of Presid snt J. ID.
Robertson. DR.. W. 7. Graves was
elected health officer for another term
to uCoeed imself, ana the following
we're chosen sanitary inspectors W.
b. Padgett and /. N. Anderson. The
latter was formerly one of the in
spectors.
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VERDICT FOR ACTOR.

sherman. Tex, May 12.-Louis
james. the well known actor, yester-
day was awarded a verdict Of sl0, 200
against the Oriental Hotel Company of
Dallas, Teaxs, for libel. After James
was at the hotel some time ago the
hotel people sent him and his wife a
telegram to return the pillow
slips"
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REPORT CONFIRMED
SEVENTEEN U. S. SOLDIERS AM
BUSHED AND KILLED.

Washington, May ia General
Wade. commanding the army in the
Philippines, in cable to the war de.
partment, confirms the killing of sew.
enteen soldiers in an engagement in
Mindsn.
He says that General Wood ordered
the troops to proceed and recover the
bodies and arms of the killed and
wounded and punish the offenders.
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no MORE ABsOLuTEIsM.

Vienna. May i2-Russian adviccs
state that the conviction is growing
among tho intellectual classes Of Rus
STA that the country las had q suili-
cheney of absoluteism and that the
eyes OF the car, IL 10 asserted will
soon be opened to this fact aud his
majesty be led, Of his own initiative,
TO give tho empire . constitution and
call . parliament.
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PORT ARTHUR OUT OFF.

London, May ia dispatch re-
oeived by the Lloyds from . New
Ohwang correspondent states that
Port Arthur is out off. The dispatch
says: Produce is arriving in great
quantities from mp the river. Japa
nese troops are marching from Fene
Hu,ng Oheng toward Hsyen. Port
Arthur is cut of. Perfect order pre-
walls ct New Chwang. Do not antici
pate trouble or fighting in this vicin
ity -
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DESTROYING PROPERTY.

st. Petcisbmurg. May i2.--Vice-
roy Alexieff telegrsphs that prepare
tory TO the evacuation Of Port Dslny,
all docks and other material that
might BE- useful to the enemy is being
blown MP and destroyed
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ONLY SIX KILLED.

Carbonate. ILL.,. May l2.-Tbe ex-
plosion in the mine at Herrin resulted
in the death OF only five. Six kegs of
powder exploded by electricity being
turned on at the wrong time, and be-
fore the powder had been distributed
tot he mrn.
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MAN WAS KILLED
IN SIGHT OF WIFE
Burglars Commit a Dastardly
Crime i'm Missouri.
Actor James Gets Damage Against
Hotel CompAny-Iroquois to
be Opened.
K KILLED IN NJ n K

Kansas Oity, Mo-, May l2.-Clar-
ence Meyer, . printer aged 20, was
slashed to death with . razor in the
presence Of his wife. who was held by
one OF two negro burglars while the
other killed her husband. She be-
came unconscious and when she
awoke the house had been ransacked.
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KILLED HIMSELF
BY ACCIDENT
This is the Verdict in the Wentz
Inquest.
General Managers Wallace Accepts
New Place Because His
Mother Advised IL.
TO BUY s SUBMARINE

Bristol, Va, May 12.-The jury
that Investigated the death OF Million
sire Ewdard l.. Wentz returned a
verdict of death from the accidental
discharge Of his own pistol The
verdict was unexpected, as there was
nothing to Justify it. The right hand
Of the deceased has never been found.
Neither was any pistol. The people
are not satisfied, and the young man s
relatives believe he was murdered. A
detective will remain in the vicinity
to investigate the case further.
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WILL BE RE.oPENED.

Chicago, ILL.,, May l2.-The Iro-
quois theater IL TO be remodeled and
enlarged by the new owners, Hyde
and Benman, OF New York. and made
into n modern theater.
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THREE CENT FARE
NEW MOVE STARTED BY LOUIS
VILE GENERAL COUNCIL.

Louisville, May IA movement
to compel the street railway company
{, give three cent fsres has been
st rted in the general council.
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FOR PARKER
HEARST LOSES OUT IN THE IN.
DIANA CONVENTION.

indianapolis, Ind, May 12-The
Democratic state convention met to-
day with the anti-Hea,st force in COM
plete control. The delegates to the
national convention will be instructed
for Parker.
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TAFT BETTER.
HE WILL GO TO THE ADIRON'
DACKS TO REUUPERATE.

Washington, May l2-Secretary of
War Taft has practically recovered
from his indisposition and will leave
this afternoon for the Adirondacks for
q two weeks rest.
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This isa Late RumOr---Russia
Expects End of Absolutism.
No Fighting Reported Except a Few
Brushes--Russis Denies She Blew
Up Her Ships.
ATTACK AT VLADlNOSTOh

Liverpool. May i2-The Post as
serts that report has reached London
from high quarters in 81. Petersburg
that the ozsr is suffering from great
mental depression and is DESTROYS OF
abdicatirg.
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NEW COMMERCIAL CLUB.

Fulton, KY, May ia CONNER
cial club has been organized with
the following officers; President, W.
J. Cox; secretary, U. y. Shacklett;
treasurer, Charles e. Rice; board of
directors, r. H. Wade, Jr., ]. N.
Hall, Joe Browder and W. W. Mead
ows and DR.. J. NJ. Alexander. .
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FEAR ANOTHER ATTACK.

81. Petersburg. May IA tele-
gram from Possiet Bay states that the
squadron and garrison at vladivostok
fear another Japanese attack is about
to be made and every effort is being
put forth to guard the Port from an
onslaught.
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BASEBALL RESULTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York IA, Cincinnati 10.
st. Louis 3, Boston 2.
Philadelphia 1, Chicago o.
Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg 2.
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USE CANNON
THIBETIANS AGAIN BOMBARD
THE BRITISH CAMP.

London, May IA dispatch from
Gyang rs Thibet today stated that
the Thibetians have re-opened the
bonn bardment of the British camp
there. The Thibetians are using can
mons.
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NOT RESTORED.

London, May I2-Thc Toxic corre-
spondent Of tina Reuter- Telegram co.
wires that IL 10 officially denied there
that the Port Arthur railway COM
munica,ion has been restored.
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LOAN ovERsUBsCRIBED.

London. May l2-Central News
states that the Japanese loan has al
ready been oversubscribel. The banks
handling ii were crowded this morn
ing
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THE CZAR IMPATIENT.

st. Petersburg, May i2-The tenth
army corps will leave Kharoff May Sd
for the far east The ozar's anxiety
TO 20 to the front increases, although
reali Eing that his presence here Is
necessary for state reasons.
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DID 1T FOR Is MOTHER.

Wooster, Ohio, May l2.-It is un.
derstood that II woman is responsible
for the acceptance of Mr.. J. F. Wal
lace Of the offer to become chief engi.
neer of the Panama.canal. The wo'
man is his mother, Mrs. David Wal
lace, of this place, who is 20 years old.
He consulted her about it and told
her he left il to her whether or not to
accept. She told him IL the presi.
dent asked him to accept it, 1t was
his duty to 20. He then wrote his
acceptance.
The Ramsey Society will give q
cake sale at the Columbia Saturday.
All who have promised cakes please
send them to the Columbia early Sat
urday morning.
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FLAMING BALLOON
FALLS IN PARIS AND INJURIES
MANY PEOPLE.

Paris, May i2-Twenty persons
were injured by the falling Of fam
ing balloon on the Avenue Dumesnil
today.
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BEARS ATTACK
STEEL SHARES ASSAULTED
AGAIN AT OPENING.

New York. May l2-The bears re-
newed the attack on United States
steel shares at the opening of the stock
market forcing preferred down point
and the common to the new low rec
ord. The general list is quiet and
there is little change in the prices.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York 4, Cleveland 8.
Washington z, st. Louis 3.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 8.
Boston /, Detroit o, fifteen innings
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GOING SOUTHEAST.

Shanghai, Kwan, May IA rumor
il current here that fighting Is pro-
oeeding southeast towards New
Chwang.
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sEsToBETZ no BE FORTIFIED.

SESTUBEIL 10 DE FUHI IEJ'
: Berlin. May IA dispatch from
81. Petersburg states that the town of
sestobetz ON the Gulf OF Finland, op.
posito Krons,adt, will shortly be
strongly fortified. One hundred and
twenty guns will be mounted.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis s. Indianapolis 8.
Milwaukee 4, Columbus IA.
Kansas City 3. Louisville IL.
st. Paul 2, Toledo 8.
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The fakirs are beginning to ar.
ri We for the carnival, and to drop
around in at tte city hall to find out
about their licenses.
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GERMANY GETS BUSY.

Berlin, May l2 1T developed from
discu ssion on the fioer Of the reich
stag yesterday that Germany contem.
plates the investment Of considerable
money IA sub marine boats. The high
officials regard England's navy as
getting too dangerous to Germany.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Shreveport s, Memphis 3.
Atlanta 3, birmingham /.
New Orleans 5, Little Rock 8.
Nashville II. Montgomery 3.
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TODAY'S MARKETS.

FURNISHED by Paducah Commission
Co.. Io9 Broadway
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BRUSHING THE CAN. -

Chicago, Ill, May ~ The African
Methodist Episcopal conference, &c
oording to the secretary, passed reso-
buttons denouncing rushing the
can" and prohibiting members Of
the church from indulging in it.
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Last night the board of public
works ordered the tag system enforced
in the street department, and here.
after every team hired or owned by
the city will have on the harness so il
cannot be removed. a large leather
tag with metal number, and the let
ters "City S. d." meaning "city
street department.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-10

30 o tortp gem i'm 9eiammts
pertbe bon 49,476,O00 Trancs iinb in
ben erItsn aht Mondten oes lGufenoen
Sabres aus Srantrei9 auseefiihrt
poroen, pGbrenb bic 3iffer fir bic
aleihe perioOe bes @oridbres nur &c.
476,000 5rancs unb fir bic bes Subres
1902 1881 900 5ranes betragen
bate. Die @infubr an Motorpagen
bepertbete Iib in Der sebudteH Periooe
Der Sabre 1904, 1903 unb 1902 uuf
1857 900, 666.000 beSp. $4,000
Granes.
9ie IGneite Selegras
pbenIinie e nit 9pppelipitem in
europa 1T biejenise, tpelde BON Dien
na9 GssrnOtpis fiibrt. 0as Spitem,
lpeI6es bic glei95eities 8efDroerung
Sfpeier 9e2siden in entgegeneeIeBter
Rihtung ermDglt6t, tpurbe Dor mebs
reren Monaten eingefiibrt. Den 9runb
biIbete bic Rotbpsnbigteit Der @ergrDs
berung Der &apaSitGt Der 2iuie, ipeI6e
bic eeiummten 9epsi9en fir RumGs
nien, bas iiio0itlihe RuBlaub unb
sinen Sbsil 8uIsarisns auf5urebmen
hnt
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" orb ScrantUn.

= Yaut Bautisfi, ein Wttuer in Der
@aDusa 3e6e, erbielt Samita9 beinl
Sarrcntoppeln ben slrm scbrO6en uno
Oas @eii6t bOs jerihnitten, ais Die
Sarreu SuiammengcitoBen wurben.
- 0tutb. Die fiiufidbrise 9c6ter bes
0illiam SOtt uOn lSeit Wturtet StraBe,
usrlor NtOutas ben 3ei8efiu9er Der reds
ten SauO, ais lie einen ueritellbaren
SGu9lin9situbl rC9uliren pollte.
- glleranOer SOlOsti, ein Wtiuer in
Der Wtunuille .3ebe, Der bel 6rau Nlnnie
Smith uOn gSeplert 9luenue in SOit
9ins. wurOe uOn Oieier an9etla9t, einen
trimiuelleu 9lnsriii uuf ibre uierjdbriSe
9o6ter periudt 81 baben. Oas Ser;
b6r funb SOnntas Dor slloermanu
Safion itatt unO Der 9tn9etlaste wurtc
Dem @efGu9uiB iiberpieien. slls man
ibn ua6 Der 9llOsrmanu'S Office nabm,
iammelte iib cine srObe Wteni6enmen8'
an, Die brobte, SOlOsti tbdtlih anSu'
9reiieu, jeoOb uerbinOcrten Elm paar
belunneue Wtduner etwas berartises.
- SOhn 9iOluu bon WtcDOnOu9f
9luenue unO oils Wtiner in Der 0torS
Gnbe Soblen GOmpauie .3e6e an9eitellt,
wurbe Wfontas gia6nittag BON einem
i6wereu BerabfullenOen 6eIsblOt SetrOi'
fen uno waren ibm uiht iOfOrt jwet
Wtitarbeiter sur Siilfe SceiIt, 10 mare
Der Wtann unjweiicIbaft rroriidt wor'
ben, bsnn eS mar nOtbiS, bas 9ewi6t
nit 0ebcln uOn ibm su entfernen. 0lo'
Ian wurOe inuerlih uerlest, bod ermar'
tet man, oaB er ii9 wieOer erbolen miro,
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srIimanaeI in SeutihIanp.

gu ben Golgeeri9sinungen, peI6e
bic anbuuernoe Srpdenbeit i'm beurigen
Sommer in 9eutialano se5ettigt bate,
seb0rte au6 Der gdn5li9e Mungel an
gil3en poer S9pdmmen. Gs I9eint.
oaB bas i'm Mooie Iiesenbs, i'm Bolts.
munbe rpil3mutter" genannte Mpcel
infolge Der Sibe unb Srpdenbeit bers
borrte. Nte grob 3. 9. Der MianseG
an gil3en in ben DaIbgegenben, DON
Osnen Berlin ionIt feline qiI5e be3ps, in
bisIem Sabre mar, tonnte man oordus
.ntnebmen, bab bic 3ufubr glsi9 Rul
mar. 9luf ben WlGrtten Der 8ororte
paren ipinSige Wsngen Der tletuen
9elb0br9en, aud pfefferIinse sendnnt,
Uorbanbsn. Sir bas pfunb bieIer uns
anfsbnlihen, psridrumpeIten 9il5e
purben 60 big 65 Yfennig berlangt,
bas @ierfa4e bes prsiies in uOrmulen
Sabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-11-10
Som GriegsIdlauplaBr.

9lus Der Wanbidurei lit nod immer
ni6ts Widtisss 3u UsrmeIOeu; Die beis
Den 9lrmeen bebaupten bis iest ibre
Stellunseu unb Sieben Seritdrtunsen
beran.
Oa9esen baben Die Sapauer, wenn
aud nit grOBem Serluite an MculbCns
lebsn. Dor Bort 9lrtbur 10 entideiNenOe
6ortidritte semadt, OaE Der 6all Der
Scite in tiirjeIter 3sit unbrSingt erfOls
gen mus. @s lift ibuen selunscn, Oeu
SSaG Der GuBsren Sorts ,u Our4brrden,
10 baB iie init ibren @eidiieeu fuftiid)
ulle 9bsile Der StuOt unO ben inuereu
Safen beitrsiden tOuucn. Sine lestG
9lufforOeruns sur llebcrsube 1T al Sen.
StOHel er9au9eu.