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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-19
SObes Menidemalter.

Mit 0oab &abp. Der in einem
Nrmenbauie oriben in 8ep SerieD
oas 3eitlibe leanete, itarb elmer Der
dlteitenN euiden auf Dem @roenruno.
8ieuei6t miro man nit ibn ben
alteiten Weniden bearaben.
Wenn feline Nngaben ndmli9 ners
trauen5mert iino, errei9te CT elm
Nlter pDn 131 Sabrer uno II MDnas
ten. Ils RabD nor 30 Sabren &uf=
nabme in Dem &rmenbaule fano, err
ihien leine Bebauptung, nDnab er
am l. april 1772 oas 2idt Der @elt
erblidt bdtte, ben Nnftaltsbeamten
iebenfall6 nidt als ungtaubmiiroig.
unanaenebm fir Temperen5fanatiter
mag Die 8erliberuna oeS Ilten ae-
meien fein, oaB er felt ieinem 8ebns
ten 2ebenSiabre Tabat geraudt uno
aefaut. 81 3elten AUDI fart 9etrur>
fen babe. Da &ab1 bic arbeitss
fdbiee 3eit ieiaes 2ebenS an 8oro,
lpdtsr aber ais Taael6bner auf Sar'
men 5ubrahte, piro er feline 2ebenss
neiIe iiberbaupt mobl niht na6 ben
&eaeln Der Watrobiotif bes aroBen
6ufelanb einseri6tet baden. Or ent.
itammte aewiB einem langlebieen
@eihledte.
gS lift betannt. bentertt bier5u oas
sc. y. &benoblatt", oaB ale 8ei>
ipiele bon Ilter iiber ITO Sabren
nieorigen uno oiirftigeu 2eben8ners
bdltniiien angebDren. Na6 goas
muroe oas b6dTite <er pDn Der 5rans
a6lfin Mtnrie BiDu errei6t, Die 1888
In Glter nDn 1853 Snbren a~eitorbeniit.
ghpmss 8arr ftarb 1885 i'm Utter
BON 152 SasIhren. Die in ben Ser.
Staten nod f,s.stDer utnlaufenoeu
@eididten uon bo6b2tagten BeriDs
men, bic @eDrae @albinGtDn geleben
uno eelpr0ben BADEN n9llef; - eS
banoelt ii6 babel sutneiit nm friibere
gtegerlflaoen beioerlei 9eIble6teS-
iino 81 uetig nerbiirgt, nm auf emit
ltde Beahtun9 Iuiprud erbeben 81
t0nnen.
@dbreno es unter ben ~aetrbnten
Sduptern feinen giebt, Der Die Nlterss
erense pDn 100 Sahren iiberS6ritten
bGtte - am n6d)lten tam ibr m0bl
8apit @reaur X.-bietet a%uffaaeno
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3euti@ameritanif6e Nubmese
halle.

SIN Sabre 1900 lieB Der Senat Der
uniueriitdt oDn SEEM gort in Ser
binoune nit ben rleuen u~nioerlitats=
gebduoen cine RubmesbaQe erridten,
in Der @eoenftnfeln fir beriibmte uno
ueroiente Imeritaner aufgefteQt fino.
@S BADEN biz iebt acknowledgements
Eafeln oCrt Blab gefunoen. bic fid]
auf StaatsmGuuer, Suriften, SDloas
ten, 8elebrte, 2ebrssr uno Sdriftfteller
oerteilen. Die oertrctenen Stats
manner fino: George SSaibinetpn,
Nbrabam 2incoln, Daniel &ssbfter,
Benjamin 5rantlin, 9bomaS Seiicrs
ion, 0errD glaD S0bn Noams; Surf.
item: Jobn Maribau, Sanaes Sent,
SDieph St0rp; SDloaten: ulpIIus g.
Grant. Dapio @laseDu gsarraaut,
Nobert 6. See; @elebrte: &obert sFuls
ton. Somuel s. v. MDrIe, gti 8bits
rep, Jobn Satnes Muoubon, &Ia
@rap. lin gu eiiem @eoenf1tein
in oieler &ubmesbaQe berehtiat III
leln, muB Die BerIDn, oeren NnDens
Ten 10 geebrt tueroen ioa, lett tueniQs
items aebn Sabren aus Der 5eit in
bic @tuigteit biniber9eoanaen lein.
US miro beabiibtigt, aud berubmteu
omeritaniihen 6rauen cine Nbteiluna
in oer &ubmesballe Suautuei1en.
9eutibameritaner iino in Der Stub
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p 9riutt stleptO > 8lai6enbier.
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biele 8eiipiele bpben Nlters Die Sc
lebrten= uno Giinitlerpelt bar.
OippDfrate8 lebte 104 Sabre, Tpntes
nellie, @rDlman unb @beoreuI tarz
ben i'm 103. 2ebeu8iabre, SIM uebris
gen 1T eS. wie aeia9t, be5ei6neno,
Dab Die h6beren uno hD6iten St4noe
nur Deniae 8eiipiele zines Nlters
BON 100 Sabren Doer oariiber aufz
5db(en fDnnen, DbidDn Die 8urh=
i9ntttSoauer bel linen Qeraoe am
9rDBten 1T.
Wtan pin geFunoen baben, Dob in
bobltegenoen, maBig falten uno
trDdnen 2Qnoern, 3. 9. in ShDttz
Lamb, Ddnemarf, Sdpeoen, aber
aub in ungarn unb SlbruBlan0 i'm
aIgemeinen mebr alte 2eute pOrf0ms
tten alS in anoeren @egeroen Der
gemdBigten Bone. Die fautafiIbe
Gaiie lbeint cine arDBere 2ebens=
bauer 81 6eftBen als Die mDnoDli1he
uno malaiilde. SIN @ansen tuerz
ben Beri0nen neiblid1en @eIdledtes
otter ole iDl6e mdnnliben; bur6<
l6nittlid peroen 1876 Trauen Quf
100 Mdnner iiber 100 Sabre oft.
Gr Qiebt Tamilien, in oener Die SD
hiQfeit, Elm b0bes Sitter gu erreiden.
it'd SaGrbunoerte lang f0rterbt.
9Qs bDbfte 9lter, oas MenIGen
in gel6ihtli6en 3eiten erreiht baben
l0uen, betra9t 1856 Sabre, bod feblt
es Der besialiben InQabe an genii=
genber 8eglaubi9ung. ueber Die
eritaunli6en Nltersanaaben Der @ras
batter oes ur9eIblebtes oDr Der
SintHut, i0mie Der bret StommDa=
tee oes israelitiiden 8Dltes in Der
Bibel fino Die @elebrten 1id nod
INNER nidt einig; r1ur ideint Die
fruber 8lemli6 Derbreitet Qene1ene
Nnnabute, oas Glte1te jioiihe Sabr
babe einem Wonat entiprD9en, nnr
nod BON penigen SDrldern aufrefts
erbalte1 81 peroen, un0 Die anoeren
Iu8legun9en Doer Sppoteien eebDz
rem, weil lie Die beaietiden 8iffern
BON 8erionen auf @poden tbertras
gen. iberbaupt nidt bierbet.
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,,Iteberseit.. arbettetty

9as Ghtitunoen 4rbeits : @eleb
lit ben unermubltd)en f(einen Irbeis
tern-9r. Sings Neue 9ebenss Bil=
len OoQitdnoi9 unbefannt. Miuius
men oauOn itno Sag uno 9ladt uns
unterbrD6en an Der Nrbeit uno beiz
len oaour6 8eroauunasidnd9e
8alliafeit, Gerftopfuna, Mei9rdne,
lOnie ale anoeren 2eioen bes Wa=
gems, Der Sober uuo Der @~ingepeioe.
SIT lei6t uno ungenebm 81 nebmen
uno uirft ablolut iider. 0ur Is
Gents in Den apDtbeten BON s.
&alteuer & S0hn uno NoDlph Dreif.
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WEIR gtBrnmaem Der prsnana.

Streits uuruben finb nidt balb 10
emit. tuie cine Strung bes periDn=
lthen Snitems. ueberarbeituna,
ShlaffDfigfeit unb Nerben : l1eber=
rei5ung leiten ben pDqiaen Ruiams
metbrub elm, menn nidt l0fOrt Elm
mirtlames Mtittel in Nnpenoune ees
brad1t miro. Sc aiebt gar Nibts,
mas StDrun9er Der Sober uno Der
9ieren 10 i9neq BELT pie electric
8itters. IS lit Elm tpunberpDQes
Stdrfun9smittel une iiberbaupt Die
pirfinmite Wtioi3in III Sduen BON
augemeiner Nerpen.g rih6pfung. g8
pertreibt NernDIitat, 86eumati8mus
uno @euraleie uno pertreibt Die Wia<
taria : Seine. Sour so Gents uno
oDqe 8efrieoigung miro garantirt
DDn ben &p0tbefern S. &alteper &
SOhn unb NoDlph 9reiB.
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Cages : 0euisseiteu .
n b.


= Die gpttpnfirma Dan. s. Sui.
Ii & 60 in Stem gort bat faQiert
Die @adridt BON oieIem 5aQiIie=
nlent BOT an Den Grandchildren
Die ungebeuerite Nufregung uerurs
Ia6t. Sn Stem Orleans fiel Der
Breis am Brettag um $40 per 0n(=
len uno in Stem gOrf lelbit iDaor nm
$13. SaIifiements lino jeoudl pas
niaitens bier unten i'm 6uoen, uidt
pDrgef0mmetl. Wabriheinlid nerz
ben iih Die 8reiie balo mieoer erbuz
len.
Ser Senat bat Die @rnennung
BON 2eonaro @DDo gum @eneralmas
iDr init 46 geaen 16 Stimnen beItds
tiet.
Sn Stem 0orf lit Elm Streit Der
Meaurer uno @tienarbeiter i'm @anae,
in SOlae oeiien iebt id)Dn $4,000
Wtann feiern uno Der pabr1Heinlid)
fib nod piel neiter a~uSoebnen tulro,
Der Neger Senrp WilIiams,
Der am 30. Sanuar 5rau @eD. s.
SbieloS uno oeren breiidbriges TDdz
ter6en erm0roete uno Der nur NIT
9rpBer Wiibe nDr ben 2pnHern ees
ihibt tueroen f0nnte, lit in &Danpfe,
8a., Bingeri6tet noroen.
SIM SUM, b0fft man Die unterz
iroilbe StraBenbabn in Stem 8Drf
benz Gerfebr iiber9eben gu tDnner.
Ser Gag Der GrDfnung iuu aroBartio
e~efe;ert weroen.
Bel einem Seuer in Dem alten
SDloensS Gulbaus an Der 2DDmis
uno Bitten StraBe in Chicago tpuroen
feds Seuerleute idper perlett.
0as @aale 60tel in 0ueo, S.
&, lift abgebrannt; SDbn Scott, Elm
Ingeitelter oes 00tels, feline 5rau
uno feline Sbudgerin tanner in ben
sSlammer untS 4eben.
Der Senat oes States WttIe
iiIlippi bat cine 8il anoenDmmer,
burd pelde Die gereini9ung Der
Wobile & Obip init Der SDutberns
oUpu HSHCDtHlbt IOtLus
Sci Dem 6aaeliturnt am O0n=
nerltag 0abmittaa ltiirate oas Dah
bes Soutbern @tpreBs@ ebduoes in
Stem Orleans elm. Orei Nngeiteqte
muroen Idmer berlebt uno s 8feroe
nuroen erlhlaaen. Das fur1tbare
unpetter bate Die teleQrapbiI6e
8erbinoun9 nit Seem Orleans nod
alien &ihtungen bin unterbrpden.
Wtoraen finoet i'm auditorium
in Chicago Der groBe Seitaftus gu
@bren Der gum 8eluh anpelenoen
oeutiben BrOfeiioren itatt.
Nu8IanD.
SIN 6ouIe bes BDliseifOmmi|s
idrs 2aurent in 2ittib, 8eleien,
tpuroe am Treitag cine 6Daenmaz
idine oeIunoen. Gin NrtilleriesWi
iDr Wantens 8apin unteriubte Iie,
alS iie plDBlib erp(ooierte, oa8 6aus
oemolierte uno Bapin lelbit, fopie
berIdieoene anoere 8erlonen Idtuer
berlebte. Ber Die Mai6ine ins
0auS 9ebraGt pot, petB man nod
nibt.
- DaS iapaniibe Bar[ament iii
auf 8efebl oes SaiIer8 our Spesials
Iibuug sulammengetreten.
@ie aus @uaoalaiarn in Wteri.
to aemeloet miro, treffen aus alien
@egenoen 8efteaungen auf Samen
bes 8aummDllbaumes, Der oDrt leine
0eimat bat, Elm,
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"Please don't do that" he answered.
the crowd surge against him as it
would. No one should touch her in
rough carelessness.
'"Thank you. It was rather trying in
there" she said and looked up into his
eyes with divine gratitude.
"Please don't do that he answered
In a low voice.
"Do what?'
"Look like that"
She not only looked like that, but
more, so. young man, young man."
she said, Il fear you're wishful of turn
ing girls head"
The thrOng was thick around them,
garrulous and noisy, but they two were
more richly alone together, to his appre-
citation, than if they stood on some far
satellite of Mars. He was not to for
get that moment, and he ke pit the pic
ture of her, as she leaned against the
big blue tent pole there, in his heart;
the clear, gray eyes lifted to his, the
p1quant face with the delicate flush
stealing back to her cheeks and the
brave little figure that had run so
straight to him out of the night shad-
ows. There was something about her
and in the moment that suddenly
touched him with saddening sweet
ness too keen to be borne The forget
me-not finger Of the flying hour that
could not come again was laid on his
soul, and he felt the tears start from
his heart on their journey to his eyes.
he knew that he should always remem-
Der that moment. She knew it too.
She put her hand to her cheek and
turned away from him a little tremu
lousy. Both were silent.
They had been together since early
morning. Plattville was proud of him.
Many friendly glance from the folk
who jostled about them favored his
suit and wished both Of them we'll, and
many lips, opening to speak to Hark-
less in passing, closed when their own
ers, more tactful than Mr.. Bardlock,
looked second time.
Old Tom Martin, still perched alone
on his high seat, saw them standing by
the tent pole and watched them from
under his dusty hat brim. II reckon
it's ben three or four thousand years
sence was young" he sighed to HIM
self. Then, pushing his hat still farther
down over his eyes, II don't believe I'd
ort to rightly look on at that He
sighed again as he rose and gently
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self comfortably he shouted over cheer
fully to the unhappy editor, .'Them
shell men got it in fer you. Mr.. Hark-
less!'
"Hain't that fool shet up yit?" snarl-
ed the aged Mr.. Bodeffer Indignantly.
He was sitting near the young couple.
and the expression of his sympathy
was distinctly audible to them and
many others. Got no more regards
than brazing -disturbin' a Teller
with his sweetheartv'
"The both Of 'em says they're going
to do fer ye," bleated Mr.. Bardlock:
''swears they'll ketch their evens with
ye."
Mr.. Martin rose again. Don't git
scared and leave town, Mr.. Harklessv'
he called out. "Jim III protect YOU"
Vastly to the young mans relief the
band began to play and the equestrians
and equestriennes capered out from
the dressing tent for the "grand en-
trance" and the performance COM
menced. Through the long summer
afternoon it went on-wonders Of
Workmanship and of horsewomanship,
hair raising exploits on wires tight
and slack, giddy tricks on the high
trapeze, feats of leaping and tum-
bling in the rings, while the tireless
musicians blatted inspiringly through
1t all, only pausing long enough to
allow that riotous jester, the clown.
to ask the ringmaster what he would
do If young lady came up and kissed
him on the street, and to explode his
, witticisms during short intervals of
rest for the athletes.
When it was over, John and Helen
found themselves in the midst of a
densely packed crowd and separated
from Miss Briscoe and Lige. People
were pushing and showing, and he saw
her face grow pale. He realized with a
pang of sympathy how helpless he
would feel If he were as small as she
and at his utmost height could only
see big, suffocating backs and huge
shoulders pressing down from above.
He was keeping them from crowding
heavily upon her with all his strength,
and royal feeling of protectiveness
came over him. She was so little. And
yet, without the remotest hint of hard
ness, she gave him such a distinct i'm
preston Of poise and equilibrium. She
seemed so rble to meet anything that
might come, to understand it-even to
laugh at it-so Americanly capable and
sure of the event that, in spite of her
pale cheek, he could not feel quite SO
protective as he wished to feel.
He managed to get her to one of the
tent poles and placed her with her back
to it. Then he set one of his own
hands against it, over her head, brac-
ed himself and stood keeping a little
space about her and ruggedly letting
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Train No. z leaves Elk River going west at
':lo p. M. and train No. leaves Elk River 60
ng east at 1894 a. m.
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II wouldn't dillydally long if were
you," said HAIRLESS. A roll of bills was
sullenly placed in his hand, which he
counted and turned over to the elder
Bowlder. One of the shell men clutched
the editors sleeve with his dirty hand.
1--WE hain't done wi youse," he said
hparsely "Don't belief it, not for
minute, see?"
The town marshal opened his eyes
briskly and placing hand on each Of
the gamblers, said, II do hereby arrest
your said persons and declare you my
prisoners
The cry arose again louder: run 'em
out! String 'em up! Hang 'em! Hang
them!' And forward rush was made.
"This way, Jim. Quick" cried Hark-
less, bending down and jerking one of
the gamblers half way up the steps.
''Get through the hall to the other side
and then run 'em to the lookup. No
one will stop you that way. Watts and
will hold this door,"
Bardlock hustled his prisoners through
the doorway, and the crowd pushed up
the steps, while HAIRLESS struggled to
keep the vestibule clear until Watts
got the double doors closed. "Stand
back, there! he shouted. "It's all over.
Don't be foolish. The law is good
enough for us. Stand back, will your?
He was showing vigorously with open
hand and elbow, when a compact little
group Of men suddenly dashed up the
steps together, and a heavy stick
swung out over their heads. A straw
hat with gay ribbon sailed through
the air. The editors long arms went
out swiftly from his body in several
directions, the hands not open, but
cl1nched and hard. The next instant
he and Mr.. Watts stood alone on the
steps, and man with bleeding, bias
pheming mouth dropped his stick and
tried to lose himself in the crowd. Mr..
Watts was returning something he had
not used to his hip pocket.
Prophets of Israeli exclaimed Will
Ham Todd ruefully. 1T wasn't Eph
Watts pistol. Did you see Mr.. Hank
less? was up on them steps when he
begun. I don't believe he needs as
much takin' care of as we think"
wasn't it one of them Crossroads
devils that knocked his hat off ?" asked
Judd Bennett. II. thought I see Bob
Skillet run up with a club"
HAIRLESS threw open the doors be-
hind him. The hall was empty. "You
may come in now" he said. '"This isn't
my Courthouse
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q
i the pike toward the brick
ENiNIMI house. He was STOPPING very
y much as they walked. He
wanted to be told that he could look at
her for thousand years. The small
face was rarely and exquisitely mod
eled, but perhaps just now the salient
characteristic Of her beauty for the
salient characteristic seemed to be a
different thing at different tines was
the coloring, a delicate glow under the
white skin, a glow that bewitched him
In its seeming to reflect the rich bene-
diction of the monday sun that blazed
overhead.
Once he had thought the way to the
Briscoe homestead rather long walk,
but now the distance sped Indignantly.
Strolled they never so slow, it was less
than young birds flutter from
wood" With her acQuiescence he rolled
cigarette, and she began to hum light.
~ the air of song, a song of ineffably
gentle, slow movement
That, and reference of the morning
and perhaps the smell of his tobacco
mingling with the fragrance of her
roses, awoke again the old reminis-
cence of the night before. A clearly
outlined picture rose before him-the
high green slopes and cool cliff walls
of the coast of Maine and the sharp
little estuary waves he lazily watched
through half closed lids while the pale
smoke of his cigarette blew out under
the rail of waxen deck where he Law
cushioned. And again a woman pelted
his face with handfuls Of rose petals
and cried: up, lad, and at 'em! Yon-
der is Winter Harbor!' Again he sat
In the oak raftered casino, GREATNESS
with pleasure, and heard young girl
sing the "Angel's Serenade,' a young
girl who looked so bravely unconscious
OF the big, hushed crowd that listened,
looked so pure and bright and gentle
and good, that he had spoken of her as
"Sfr Galahad's little sister," He had
been much taken with this child, but
he had not thought of her from that
time to this, he supposed. He had al
most forgotten her. No! Her face
suddenly stood out to his view as
though he saw her with his physical
eye, a sweet and vivacious childs face,
with light brown hair and gray eyes
and short upper lip like curled rose
leaf. And the voice
He stopped short ''You are Tom
Meredith's little cousin
"The great Harkless,'' she answered
and stretched out her hand to him.
II remember you"
isn't it timer"
"Ah, but 1 never forgot your he
cried. II thought had. I didn't know
who it was I was remembering. I
thought it was fancy, and it was mem
DRY. never forgot your voice., sing
ing, and I remembered your face, too,
though I thought I didn't" He drew
q deep breath. "That was Why
tom has not forgotten you," she
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Erick Heglund has started a black
smith and repair shop in the old Pc
terson & Nelson shop north of the
Sadley mill and is prepared to do all
kinds of blacksmithing and repair
work. 48.13t
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|WM' kALIHER'
BARBER SHOP d.. BATH ROOMS
fine line Of Tobacco and Cigars
| Main Street. Princeton,

A c. SMITH,
Dealer In
FRESH AND SALT MEATS.
Lard. Poultry, Fish and Game in Season.
Telephone 81.
Princeton, MINI.
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CHAPTER VI.

HEY walked slowly back along
L the pike toward the brick
IIMsMI house. He was STOPPING very
vkaASy n1ch t1,or ryo1l-oc TT,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-30
Mprb &crantpn.

- Die Scranton @as uno 9Sancr
@ompanie lcgt all WtOniep stucnuc,
;miI6en @reeu 9tiO9c mo Oclamare
Sra6cn, cine neue SuuptmaIierrObre.
- Sine fcblcrbuitc SaminOifnuu9
ueruria6te WtOuta9 giahmitta9 III Der
3bOmaS Sentins SBObnung an SeOr9e
StraBe eiucu YrGnb, Dem cin sllarm
BON Salten sc fol9tc. Gs nabm bic
Scucrmebr uur turSe 3cit, Die 6lammen
nit seriu9cm SduOcu Su bcwdltiscn.
- 0urfJ rinen SOblcnfall in bcm
SOn Stur6 Slppe um Sreitag Sor'
mitta9 wurSe ein Wiuuu 9et0btet uno
Gill ,meiter 9eiGbrli6 uerlest. Der Sc
tOOtete lit 9bomaS Garmurs uon 6erbis
nano Strabe unO Der l6mer Serleste
lit SSilliam Saransf pom albrt9bt
glpenue.
- llpolS SicSitiS BON Wtaruuc 9luc.
nue, Der ais Ayiiner in Der WtaruinC
3edJe uuseitellt mar, wurbe 0icnita9
oortirlblt bon cincm 6clienfall 9rtroficn
unb erbielt baburd baS 9tiid9rat 9cbro'
6en. Wtan idufitc ibn nad Dem Wto'
ieS 3aplor 0Oipital, no icine Gcneiuu9
ernartet wtrb.
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6pbe 3arfer Npfi,en

- @ine iSrau emanuel YoSine pon
3cbnter Aucuue perIuhte 9eltern 9lbeno
SelbitmOro 81 be9eben, inOem iie ben
Snbalt eincs 6ldid6CnS nit 0ielfcnOl
ucri6tudte, bod erbOlte iie ii6 balO
wieOcr unter drjtli6er ScbauOlun9.
- 9s 1T cinerlei, oh rbeumatilde
S6mcrSeu troniid ODER atut iino. Oh
oic Sdmerjen aud nod 10 beiti9, iie
iinO niemals 81 iblimm, oab ct. Sa'
tobs Sel Sieielben ni6t i6nea uno
wirtiam beileu tOnnte.
= Der gllarm BON Saiten 36 am
tSreitas 9ta6mittag fiinoi9te einen
SranO in Der GbcoOOre Yea9er 8Obn.
uns an Yrice StraBe an, wcldcr bur6
cinen rSeucrcrafer" peruria6t wuroe.
Der anseri6tete S6aoeH lit sering.
- Sruins q. Sind, PrdiiOeut Der
Sind Wtanufaftur @Ompanic, itarb an
Dienitas plOsli6 III 9icw YOrt oil ben
5olgen eiueS 0ierueniibels. Sinh wuroe
por iiber Is Sabreu, als CT aus eincn
brennenoen SOtcl in Buffalo entlpid,
idauoerbaft am 9anSen SOrper uer'
brannt uno ieitoem mar er cin neruOicS
gSrad. Sor etpa iicbrn WtOnaten
wurOe iein SciOcu idlimmer uno er be-
CAB iib in Sesleitnn9 ieiner GObter
Sur ScbanOlnng na6 9iew YOrf, no
i'm Oieuita9 Der 3oO ablOite.
-Sruu slnua WiajcrnDd uOn SroaN'
man, Satin Oes Dor mcbreren SSodeH
peritOrbenen Srihenbeitatters, perIuhtC
an SOnntas WtOr9en ii6 iu tOoten, in'
Dem lie cine OoiiS @arboliGure per
lblndtc. Wtan eutoedte icbo6 ibrer
3uitanS in 3eit nno Elm slrSt init einel
Wta9enpumpe bra6te Oie 6rau mieSe1
uuBer Scbcns9efabr. SSie cs I6eint
wurOs bic 5rau ;u Oem SOrbabcn &C
trieben, neil bic Greoitoren ibres 9attel
iie iu arg ordn9ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-30
Epu Der SnbTeitr.

Sobn Cobb uOn SiforD StraBe lit
ais SeIerteur ucrbaftet worScn.
Der Gisarrcnma6cr SObn SdneiOer
pon BroSpcct 9lucnne 1T i6wcr erfrantt.
Den Gbclcutcn 6ranf S6nciocr pon
Stone 9luenue lit ein SObnlcin 9ebOren
morOen.
Den Gbclruten Safob Wtarfer pOn
licptune court lit Gin Sobu 9cbOrcn
lpor0cn.
Ntit Scr 9flaitcrung BON Solar 9lue.
me, Swii6cn Bird StraBc unO Dem
WtcabOw SrOOt, Il WtOHta9 Der slns
iaug gema6t wOrben.
Sn Der 81. Wtaricn Sir6e an 9iiucr
StraBc wurOen am Oicnitas SOrmittag
Sri. Gua Ycbr bon Stafioro 9luenue
uno Fatrif 6olrp uon Wtooltc StraBc
Our6 Fiarrer Better Gbriit gum SnnN
iiirS Scbcn cin9eIcgnet.
HDas scitriSe SOnnta9Si6ul 9ic 9iiC
Der critcn oeutidcn YrcsbDtcrianer Sc.
meinoe nab Safc SobOrc mar ni6t 10
;ablreid) beludt, pie bic meilten Der
iriibercn, aber wer ii6 Nur6 oas oro'
benbe @cwOlf abl6reden licB, bat einen
9lusilus ius Sreic uerldumt, mic CT lid
faum i6Oner piini6en lieB. Die 6abrt
uon bier na6 GarbOnoalc unb Don borl
wGiter nab Safe SoOore, gum 2bci
iiber bie altc @rapitD Sabn uuo tbeil
priic auf neuer Sabnltrcfc, 1T einI
duBerit rOmantii6e, nit Dem slusblit
auf Die @cbir9Stetten bis gum Staut,
9iew Yort binaui. Satc SoOore ielbI
lit pra6tpoll 9ele9cn uno Die @iurih
tun9en bort entiprebcn alien bel6eiOe
ueu gluiprii6cn oil einen Sic Sic Rlat
unO wcroen itetig pelbciiert. Gin bid
ter, lutitbin iif eritredcuoer 8alO biete
rei9liden S6attcn unO cine 5abrt ali
ocm Scr per Oampfer, Dadt Ooer il
0fuoerbootcn 1T ein au9enebmer 3cit
ucrtreib. Der 9Bettermunn bate eli
@iniebcn uno beldStertc Sonucni6cin
anitatt 9te9en. 10 buB all Der 2Sittcrunl
ni6t'S uusiuieeen mar, ebenio wrni
an ben sebOtenen GrfriIdun9en unO DC
SeOienuns, Ount Der uuermiiOli6en Sir
Jorge OeS emiisen 6eitcOmites. De
9lusfln9 perliri obuc Ocn gerin9itcl
3piidcuiul uuO ubeuOs I'M s llBr ira
ien bic 8brilusbmer wOblbrbalten wicoc
in Scranton rin, wcnn aud etwas CT
miiOet. Die Scbanoluns ieiteus DC
.. & 8. .Sabnanseitelltcn mar 81
allerbeitr.