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on there were men-"rea1 sports" they
call them in Maine-who were inter-
ested spectators. Three or four of
them stood by the cockpit and calmly
smoked cigars while the sheriff was
knocking down one after another the
frenzied sports who thought of moth
ing but escape.
Il came to see a cock fight" said one
of the real sports" taking out a roll
of bills, but I've got moneys worth;
I'm satisfied 1 will never see anything
like this again. What is the damage? ?''
1t was very near midnight when Trial
Justice Cole opened court in the cock
pit. and proceeded to collect fines from
the eighteen prisoners corraled by the
sheriff. He fined each $500, with $500
costs, and the whole affair was over in
fifteen minutes. If there had been
more time the sheriff might have col
lected more money on the spot, for
there were almost as many persons
stored away in different parts of the
barn, hardly daring to breathe, as
there were in the cockpit court.
Several. in their mad flight, got into
the hay loft, and remained there buried
under the hay until the sheriff depart
ed. Others hid in stalls, sleighs and
carriages, and not a few started to
run into the next county One of these
had run more than mile, and all that
ulStdHce was undDle 10 snake OH an
other runner, who kept close behind
him. He supposed that his pursuer
was an officer. and finally. becoming
almost exhausted, he suddenly stopped
raised both hands and shouted:
Il give up!"
Keep going. you darn fool" said the
supposed pursuer; Pm running away,
too"
The same pair later offered to sur
render to another man who appeared to
be fieeter footed. but found that he
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~ Ez HE Junior Pioneers association,
$50 strong in membership and
occupying the same relative po-
sition in st. Paul that the So
osoiety of Colonial Sons does in New
England states, is today more prom
inently in the eyes of the people OF
Minnesota that ever before in its six
teen years of existence, and all be-
cause it has taken hold of the audi
torium proposition with a firmer grip
than any other man or body of men
In ST. Paul has ever dared to do.
The Junior Pioneers have ever been
prominent in affairs which concerned
the best welfare of st. Paul, but hith-
erto they have worked more quietly.
merely as, one organization in many.
Now, as the individuality of the asso-
citation works itself forward and
out in bold relief on the horizon of
the publics vista, people are beginning
to sit up and take notice, Directly,
they find out that the Junior Pioneers
is one of the largest and at the same
time the most aggressive organization
existing from purely social and me-
mcrial motives in st. Paul.
The constitution says that "The OBJ
ject of said association shall be to
unite by social bonds the younger gen.
Grafton of men who had the fortune to
live in Minnesota during the period of
her existence as a territory. and the
early period of her existence as a
state; to preserve the memory of pio-
neer days, and to render to one an
other mutual relief in times of trou-
BILE and distress"
A noble object it is, surely. But
years have rolled by and while the
Juniors have ever lived up to every
word of their binding constitution,
they have found it necessary for the
welfare of their city to even exceed
the requirements of that constitution
and to lend a helping hand to every
matter of public good which has arisen
in the past fifteen years.
Beginning of Association
Years ago an association of junior
pioneers was founded in st. Paul. 1t
attracted little interest and finally
after dragging out the precarious eX-
istence, which falls to the lot of too
many st. Paul public institutions, for
a number of years it at last passed to
quiet death. But there existed in
St. Paul a number of men who had
first seen the light of the world in
the st. Paul Of log houses and primi-
tive streets which existed in the sos
and they felt the need of such a So
ciety as the one that had just gone by
the board.
One Sunday afternoon in the sum-
mer of 1889, five of these men, among
them Charles w. Spiel, William OGor-
man, William L. Benson and Edward
Starkey, gathered in the office Of Pat
rick Egan, custodian of the court
house and city hall. They fell into a
discussion of the possibilities of Or
ganizing a new society Of Junior pio-
neers. They became so interested that
they talked to their friends of the mat
ter The following Sunday ten men
had gathered in the custodians Of
flee and the proposed organization had
become a serious probability. So the
project ran along with meetings every
Sunday afternoon for three or four
weeks until it was finally decided that
some definite steps should be taken to
effect an organization. Postal cards
calling a mass meeting of men who
had lived in Minnesota previous to
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magistrate of the nation for a couple Of
months. He will get his hand in, in prep
aratfon for his own term four years from
now
do you concede that Taft will be elect
ed president in 1902?
Il concede that Taft comes from Ohio"
was the answer.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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CONTRACT WORK


Cleveland Avenue to CretIn Avenue;
Grade Finn Avenue, From Marshall to
Seby Avenue, and Cretin Avenue, From
Marshall Avenue to Dayton Avenue.
Office of the Board of Public Works
City of St. Paul, Mimi, April Il, 1905.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board
of Public Works in and for the corpora
tion of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota,
at their office in said city, until ? p. m. on
the First C1sD day of May. A. d. 1905,
for grading, filing and curbing (using
cement curbins) Dayton avenue from
Cleveland avenue to Cretin avenue; also
grading F:nn avenue. from Marshell ave-
nue. to Selby avenue, and Cretin avenue,
from Marshall avenue to Dayton avenue, in
said city, according to plans and specif-
cations on file in the Office Of said Board.
A bond with at least two CD sureties
in sum of at least twenty (20) per cent
or a certified check on bank of St. Paul
in sum OF at least ten (10) per cent of
the gross amount bid must accompany
each bid. Said check shall be made pay
able to the Clerk OF said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
President
Oficial: r. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board OF Public Works.
April 19-1905-10t
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Trouble

Trouble, trouble. trouble
Kaze l hear de raincrow holler,
En- de rainy days eZ lonesome,
Ez a man without a dollar,
Atlanta Constitution.
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a Presidential Apprentice

Said a New York Republican: "It was
very kind OF President Roosevelt to give
Secretary .Taftra chance to act as chief
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Making New Friends for Us Continual,

You are treated COurteOusly and Considerate-
iy whether your purchase amounts to a dollar or
thousand. Every seIf-respeCting man or woman
fnds 1t pleasure as well convenience
transaCting business with US under our dionified
credit system and everybody is invited to open an
account with We trust YOU.
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Die @uiit in Sapau.

gteben Der ein6simifden Muiit pflegt
Supan f9on felt 2dngerem audi bic
abenblGnbif9e, unb Spur nit guten
Grfolgen. 8etanntli9 beiiBt Sptip
I6on elm pplItGnbises 8on~ierputOs
rum. Der &rteg bat Der Pflege Der
WuIif bur9aus feinen Qbbru9 getbun,
fOnb.rn faeint ibr iOsur einen neuen
Muff9pung gu seben. Ra6 Der in
Yptpbama eri9einenben beiti9en nSus
panspoit" iinb bic 9auptperanitalter
BON &onssrten bic unter benz S9ube
bes Marquis Rabei9ima ftebenbe rip
pom Sngututpai unb bic Muitutubes
mie bon ueno. Die Iuffibrun9en ere
itreden fi9 ausf9lieblt9 uuf euros
pGif6e Werte, porunter 1plhe pun
@lud, !Saenbel, Wieniupsti unb
Ri6arb Straub Dertreten Iinb. Inter
ben Witpirtsnben perben bic Pias
n~iItinnen SaI6ibana unb q. Soba, bic
9eiserin R. aobd, bic Sppruniitinnen
S6ibata unb &ifdtpa unb ala be1ons
bers begabte 3iinitlerin Elm 5rdulein
Suiuti bsrporseboben. Den paterldns
bi19en @efiiblen Der Sapuner tbut bic
auslGnbii9e Muiit teinen abbru4,
auf einem Der neusften aonaertpros
gramme prdnete nebeu 8ru6itiiden
aus Srpbeus Der Sriumpbseiang aus
Ssubds Mattabdus bon Sdenbel, a6er
unter Dem Sitel-Siegesseians bonn
Mn1iI
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a~oamdtbies Memfdrn.


perttntDltwe urta9f.
4. Sas amotlaufen tpmmt unter ben
RuIapen uuf SABA, Sumutru, in Mas
Iutta unb auf ben tleinen Sunbuinieln
10 bGufig Dor, bub in ben srDbten
Stdbtsn, pie 8atapiu, Weltefreben unb
9uitensors, SOGdubii9=O %Itinbien, foe
gar eisene @u9itationen fir 9Gf9er
beiteben. an ben StraBenedsn Iiebt
man %semuuerte pupiIpns pOer bDlasrne
SIugbG9er, Dor benen bic eigenartigen
aus u~ussebOblten 9aumitGmmen be-
itebenben Srpmmeln Der @inseborenen
bGn9en. Saneben fte6en LANCE, bide
Speere nit boppelten @a6el5inten,
pGbrenb in ben papiqons Elm Ober Sfpei
WG9ter tauern. 0erartigs 4motitatios
men Iiebt man in ben po%rnebmiten Stra'
BEN Der bolGnbii9en 8epOlterung BON
DeltefrsOen unb geseniiber benz Gins
gang gum @ouperneurs9arten in Butt
tenoOrs nabe benz nSotel 8ellepue,"
ebenip in Salo, Der Geiiben3 bes Sais
Iers bon Soerpetuitd. Die llrfaden
bes QmOtlaufens iino bis iebt ni9t
ersriinbet norben. SolIGnbii9e 9lerSte
glauben, bab IS setpObnli9 i'm 9efolse
BON beftisen @emiitbserresungen,
@iferIudt, erlittenem llnre4t II. (. M.
auftritt. Die friebli6iten MenI9en
aler alaNen lperben bapOn befalen.
Dor einigen Subren erita9 in Malutta
elm bober Smam Wrieiter) in perut elm
Subenb perfonen, oarunter feline eigene
Samilie, unb es mubten 200 betpuffnete
MGnner ~aufseboten tuerben, ebe tie feis
ner babbuft tperben tonnten. Die &unbe
BON benz rMieng @mot," b. b. Wdbns
iinnsanfaa, berbreitet ii6 pie elm Gaufz
feuer bur9 bic StruBen elmer Srtz
f9aft; alIes flii9tet unb psrbtrst iid;
bic Saustbiren unb 8aufldben iuerben
ge19loFen. 9a eri6eint Der Qmotz
lGufer, einen iaOanifden, sefldmmten
SoId, aris %genuHnt, ober elm @olot,
bas turSe, fdarf eefpibte Wtefer, in
Der Suuit. eefOIgt BON elmer 4naabl
Wa6en nit ibren StGben unb lungeu
Speeren. Wer unOeriebens bes Wegss
tommt, pirb bon benz 4mOtldufer nies
bergeIto6en, @reiie, Sruuen, &inber,
bic barmlos auf Der StruBe ipielen,
big bic @a9en ben DabnIinnigen fall
fen, pber Bis elm tiibner Munn ibm
%enteegentritt unb ibu nit elmer 2un5e
erItt6t. 9u5u 1T ben @mOtldufern ges
geniiber Ssbermann beredttgt, benn iie
finb pom @eiebe fir ppgelfret ertldrt.
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8rpke 0erIumuna.

Sn Der englii6en Wlondtsfdrltt
.gOuboir" sr3Gblt 5rau Sumpbrp, cine
betannte S9riftfteaerin, es iei 9eut5us
taae BEL pornebmen !So9Seiten Der
8rau6, bic Sufpelen unter ben 8ruuts
eeI9enten auf Sii9en in ipOblperi9loi<
Ienen 9lastaIten ausSuitelen, neil an
bernfaQs einige @ebeimpolisiIten CUR
8etpa9ung in SienIt seitelt peroen
miiBten. @s 1T mertpiirbis, bemertt
bic Soms, tpis lei9t S9mudItiide it9
bel fplden @elegenbeiten in Muff, Sas
f6entu6 ober ielbIt in 9termel p%erfans
gen. limb Iis bleiben nidt nur bGn@
gen, fonbern befeitisen Ii4 fo9dr, @is
beute bic 9in9e liegeu, f4euen ii4 fo@
gar bic 8eIiBerinnen tpertbpoaer Slets
6unasfiide, Tie in Der @urberobe CUR
@ufbepabrung suriid5uIafen Die
W0gli9teit FOLDER un%dngenebmen 3us
fdne pirb 70 allgemein %anertunnt, Dab
bic Oieneri6aft islbit iid tpunbert,
tpenn unerfabrene DISQUALIFICATION ibr
einen nit 3obsl beiebten Mantel oOer
einen SpiBeniiberpurf gum Ab.nb>
arsuae 5ur aufbeipabruns einbGnbigen.
Srau !Sumpbrp felt mander ibrer
2anbsmGnninnen aus Der 9efeaiadft
ba elm febr b0ies 3susnib aus.
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Selifamt SdooBtbifrr.
,,~eitbHnss" Der 9ameH Der eonsousr We
ieuidIatt.

ieuidait.
Die 8orliebe Der 9amen Der Cons
bpner @efelIdaft fir aIerlei S9OObs
There besinnt neuerbings reGt fOnber>
bare 8liitben 81 Seitigen. Sogar in bic
sebeilisten Rdume bes Gopent 9arben
fpagte ii9 bisfer Sage cine Dame Der
@eieQf9aft nit einem an Der &ette
befeItigten gbamGlepn, bas bel ibr bic
Roue bes S9ooBtbieres fpielt. Man
tonnte bds Sbisrden an ben @orbGns
gen Der 2ose uufz unb ablaufen ieben.
Sieie rGraSe," fi9 ieltIame 2iebs
I~insstbiere gu buIten, 1T iibriseus feline
neue @rf9einung Der %faibionabten Sc
ieqf9aft. S9On Dor einisen Subr=
5sbnten errsste Sarah 8ernbarbt nit
ibrem aubmen 2eopurben 9tufieben,
Mtrs. @rtur Gdbogdn bate cine Dor
Iiebe fir giftise S9lansen. Sine feline
Sdlanse trug iie bdufis uls arms
bano; aber tbre Sreunbe atbmeten bod
erlei9tert auf, als bieie einsenurtigen
2ieblin9stbiers allmGlis a~usfturben
unb nele ni9t tpieber an ibre STEELE
traten. Qngenebmer mar cine aabme
Otter, bic 9abp 9orotbeu unb 2abp
@iteGIa Cope befaben; ie fOlste ibnen
pie Elm Siinb6sn iiberaubin. IS mar
pirtli9 Elm inteIigentes @ei90pf, bds
einem Meni9en lieb tperben tonnte; an
feline Stele trut fpGter elm 5ubmer
Safe, Der ben Ramen vMr. Suggins"
fiibrfe. Ha9 bieIem tleinen Sbier9en
lit INNER groBe @ddfrage BEL 9eIeas
fdaften; bic bsiben 0drsn pebmen bas
Sbier6en, bds febr an ibnsn bdngt,
bGufig nit. Sin Mun9os ober elm
glffe lit beut5utase elm sepDbhli9es
Saustbier unb mar fam oft genug
feben, fpie iolG' Sbierden ben Sals
feines Germ umf9lingt. Sin Saul
mann in 2onbpn erfdrdt tiirSli9 befs
tte, als etne &unbin bas 9efaufte be-
Sublte unb plOBli9 Elm gttpas, bas tpie
cine pelsboa uusfab, nab benz bers
dusgegebenen &leingelb I9nappte unb
Jpn nit slGnssnben Qugen anftarrte.
Der Mann rief feline QnseIteGten gu
!Silfe unb mar erft berubigt, uls inn erz
tldrt purbe, bub es fi9 muir nm elm
fol9es Sbier6en banbelte. 2abp 4ns
slefep beIibt elm pinais tleinss 9sibens
dff9en, bas ie INNER BEL ii9 trGst.
Cine anbere Dame belt ii9 etnen Ssel,
Der ibr nit GROCER Sntelligen5 iiberuas
bin folste, aber er bate feline S9attens
feiten aIs @efGbrte. Die afritaniIde
Mporfabe mar pGbrenb bes &rieges
febr beliebt unb man iiebt iie au9 ieBt
nod otter i'm part. sic pirb pie elm
Sunb an Der 2eine sefiibrt unb 1T Elm
biibI9es, tlllses unb iebr adrtlides
Sbierden. Mrs. !Soqunb bat cine ielt>
fame @orliebe fir GbamGlepns, bic tpie
@rilen umberiprinsen, ibre Stimme
gut tennen unb auf ibren &uf berbeis
tommen. Sine 5abme CRIME @ibe9ie,
bic nit be[len 8dnbern sei9miidt 1T,
trie9t ibrer Ssrrin germ auf bic S9uls
ter unb bleibt bort itunbenIung fiBen.
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ed,fnffrnnfheit an Rpnap.

Die Expedition our GrforI4ung Der
S9laffrantbeit, bic %sesenpdrtig am
&onep tbGtis 1T, bat einise Radri4tsn
beimgeIanbt. So finb ~politGnbtge Be-
oba6tuneen iiber bic @erbreitung Der
S6laffranibeit i'm aongoeebiet. Dor
2eopolbspille big 8umba lpurben fat
in ieber Risbsrlafuns Sale Der 8rdnts
belt aefunben, unb BEL einsm grOben
Sbeil Der 8epOlteruns tuurbe bic ans
ftedung feiteeTeGt. Bon 8uioto uufs
ipGrts bis gu ben SGuen f9eint bic
3ranfbsit porlGufis nur erit einges
I6Ieppt gu fein unb bat bic grobe Mdhe
Der 8eb6Iterung nod nt9t ergriffen.
Gin ~fribseitisss an5eiaen Der 8rants
belt ipirb bur9 bic 8ererOberung Der
RadenbriiIen sessben, bic nod friiber
ertennbar ipirb, als bic 9esenpurt Der
Rrantbeitsfeime i'm SGftetreislauf.
Die Sfetfeflieeen, bic fir bic llebertrus
eung Der &ranfbeit pe%ranttportIt9 ses
ma9t iperoen, finb am 8ongo uufs
pGrts Biz 9dioto febr bGufig.
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Giiembabn Seittnbelle.
sslapars, sudauunna uno gBsfsrn gabn.
an Rrnfi hen [. sunni 1903

9n Strait ben 1. Stunt 1903
Siolia -8ulast Scranton fur Nttp gcr'
nm 2.Uo, 800, 6.05. 500, 1910, Born. ; H.
40, 3.4O uup 1886 Ra6mittass. Gur Nsr
gprt u. philadelphia, nm $40 u. 10 10 Born.
1910 unO 80, Na6mIttass. 8hr @oulbs
bprp. 6.'p Nahmittass.
R6rDlih -6ir Buffalo UNI lis. 6.22 II. 9nt
Mor ; 1 SIS. 6.35 unp tito Na6miitags. Gu,
Biusb imtru, Glmira uup 3pii6s niaitcusn, uu
10 25 Wpr unr 1 05 Ra6m. Our Ssptsr,
Spraeuit uup Utica. nm Ills une 6.22 Wor.
t.55 Nahmittiss Sspsao. Spraenit UNI
Utica 3us UNI 6.22 @pr. Iduft tGsli&, auss,.
npmmtu Spnutaes. 6ir Wpuirpit um So
Wor. los unp 6.35 Ra6m. Ni6plfpn Vic
epmopdtipu, UNI 4 0 INIT 6 is Na6mittass.
bloomsbury 9ibiion-grld6i Seautcr
fir N~prtbumbtrlaub UNI 6.35, 10 III DIOR.
t.55 uni 6.35 Ra&m, Sir plymouth um 9.Ot
Na1m,ttass.
Sountdass3nee.
silDlid sir Ntp gJOri am t.50, 3.2l
Gus nup 1910 Wcrssns; 3.4O unb 3.3'
Na6m.
RSroli& Cir Buffalo UNI lis, NM
6. Q Dior; I SIS. 6.35 uuo lilo Wdtm
SIR Glmira unp 3piitsniatiousn, 1925 Dor
mittags
Bloomsbury Sibiion : 9uIGst SeruuiO'
I'm 30 ~ Wrr uni 6.35 Rddbru.
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Observation-Disclosures.
SIRE a~iafeabeu am q srIiner Ssts-8is @ras
IN Wob uno ibre Sdritten.

VH JOB uHo i0re SmfttteH.
4m beuti6en &atIerbofe, 10 f9reibt
man aus Berlin, lit ss Oermdlsn feline
Der geringitsn Sprsen, Der 8raut bes
Rrpnprin5en bic pom Sertommsn pOrs
eei9rie6ene Spfbaltuns 5ufammenSus
fteaen. 9as Wi9tisite tit ba bic Dubl
Der Sberbofmeiiterin. 9ie Iufgaben,
bic bieIsr @iirbentrGserin 5ufdlen,
finb burbaus ni9t lei9t unb nt6t mir
betoratiper Nrt. Sic mub Der erfab>
rene Mentpr ibrer !Serrin1 iein unb bod
bic &unit iiben, INNER i'm Sintergrunb
gu bleiben, besn Publitum faft uniiGts
bar. Na9 preubif9em 8raude pirb
bas Imt Der Sberbofmeiitertn elmer
PrinSeffin, insbefonbere Der &ronprin'
5efiin, meiIt elmer @rufentpittipe iiber,
tragen, bic bieIen Inforberuneen ents
fpri9t. Die preuBtiae 9ef9i9te bat
cine beindbe tlaffii6 gu nennenbe Sbera
bOfmeiiterin dufauipeiien, bic @rGfin
DOB, unter beren @e9ioe bic &6nigin
2uife als &ronprin5eiiin bic erIten
@ebperfu6e duf benz Bartlett bes &rs
liner Sofes unternubm. Die 2ebens'
erinnerrngen Der @rGfin DOB, bic unter
benz Sitel ,Reununb Ie9aig Sabre am
preubiI6en Sofe" erI9ienen, iinc bel
eeleien porben. Weniger betdnnt 1T
es, bab ii9 unter ibren nd9eeldF enen
9apiere audi cine ~origtnele Muf5eids
nurd bprfanb. bic has ..Speal elmer
Sberbofmeiiterin" fdiIbert. pWas bic
Gubsre Saltuns bstrifft," beibt es bort.
10 fol eire SberbofmeiIterin ibren
&opf aufre9t balten, seraOe seben, Elm
leutfeliges, aber piirbiges Deien bus
ben un6 iid ~anitdnbig Oerbeugen, atst
nidt, ME man iebt tbut, nit bent
3opfe, fonbern fie fpl ii9 nit ben
Rnieen ebrbar unb feierlid berab1en@
Ten unb Iunsium unO itattli6 pieoer
erbeben. Nit gdnSem Seraen unb gait
5er Sesle mub fe Der Siirftin erse6en
unb augetbdn fein, bel Der iie .. SIT
bieis jung, 70 muB fie nit SOrgfalt
TIRE Sueenb unb llnerfabrenbeit bebii>
ten, ibr pbne Strenge unb nit @brerz
bietung auaeit bic @abrbeit fagen uno
fie erinnern, baB ibr 8eiipiel in 9etreff
Der Moral unb Der Sitten fider TT,
na9sedbmt gu fperben. Sic mub gegen
TIRE @ebieterin bDfli9, urtis unb ebrs
fur6tspoQ iein, ni6t pprgreifenb nod
anmabenb, uber aud tpifen, mas lie
fi6 felbit f6ulbig 1T. sic mub suriids
baltenb fem, ni9t piel fpre6en, fi9
feline unpaFsnbe, ausselaFene Seitertett
erIauben ober geb~antenloie, triptdle Bee
mertungen, aber bemiibt fetn, tpenn es
Der @ueenblid perldnst, cine 8onpers
fation gu MAIDEN. limb audi bel oieier
muB iie INNER beba6t iein, ben RE
fpett segen bic Siiritin ni9t gu Uers
geFen, ben iie ibr fdulbig tit, uno fi9
9ars ebenio gesen llntersebene ipeoer
Mansel an Riidfi6t nod cine gu srobs
8ertrauli9teit %seItatten." Ni9t umz
fpnft purbe bieie 9rGftn BOB rMas
bams etiquette" senannt. Ru9 100
Sabren Bat Ii6 bus merttpiirotge
.sSbeal" ni6t perGnbert.
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ariminalitat in Der shule.

Gs 1T IN trauriges &apitel in ben
Sabresberi9ten Der 8erliner S6ulz
Reputation, bas bon ben ngeri9tliaen
8eItrafungeu Der Sdultinber" bunbeIt.
limb bod 1T es erfreuli9, gu beobuds
ten, tpie, trob Der itsten 3unubme Der
S6iiler, bic 3abl Der eeri9tli9 Bee
Itraften @emeinOei9iler BON Subr gu
Sabr abnimmt. SIN Sabre 1899 nod
ipurben BON ben POI ,975 9emeinbes
f9iilern 359 pber 0.18 9rp3ent seri6ts
Ii9 beItruft, i'm Sabre 1908 betrug bic
3a6l Der S6iiler 217,959, bic Der 8ez
ftraften nur nod 209 (glei9 0.09 PRO-
sent). Nur minimal betbsiligt an bic
fer 3abl iinb bic MGb6en (9), obtpobl
bie1e bic Mle6rSabl Der S9ulbeiu4er
bilben Q09,9S1 S6ilerinnsn); es ents
fdat fona9 auf ie 12,209 MGb9en be-
siebungspsiie auf ie $40 8nuben eine
8eItrafuns. Die Mebr3ubl Der Be
ftraften 1922 bate bas IA. 2sbensiubr
bereits errei9t reIpettipe f9on iibers
f6ritten. MeiIt purben bic iugenbs
li6en Climber pesen 9iebitabIs be-
ftraft (149, fpopon II f9pere unb 10
ipieberbplte 9isbitable); 1876 tamen
nit einem @ertpeiie, 8 nit @elbftrufen
bapon. Bel "a &naben purbe auf
@efdnsnib erfannt, unb 5tpur in 6 SAL
len auf @efGnsnibitrafen BON 2 bis 10
Monuten! Ser immerbin erfreuli6e
Riidgang in Der 3ubG Der 8eitrufungen
biirfte gum grOBten Sbeile Der Gnts
pidelung bss neuen Siiriorsegeiebss
au3uf9reiben fem.
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Meme Wapbtbaanene.

gea6 Der ruIiiiden 3eitung nSurteft.
Wiebom." bat ii9 nube bel Der 4nfiebes
lung Minbau in Der @emeinbe Si6is
mipn bes &reiies Murselun, % @erft
fiib6fli9 bon Der Station Daunotps
ftuid Der mittelaiiatiI9en @iienbobn,
cine neue Sprinsbrunnsnquene bon
Rapbtba eeseiet. Su Der @egenb BON
Sf6imion ipurben bic 8obruneen I'm
Sabre 1901 %beeonnen unb iebt mad
etnieen llnterbrsdunsen fortssiebt. SIN
elmer SieFe BON iiber 924 SUB itieB
man auf napbtbubultisen SanOItein
unb entbedte rsi9lihen 3uflub BON
Rap6tba. Dos Napbtba fling erIt an,
iiber bic R0brsn binausauflieben unb
felt Sturgeon psrben grDBere Mengen
Rapbtba fprinsbrunnenurtig an bic
SberflG9e Der Grbe biuausssIdleubert.
Die Gage bieIer neien N~upbtbaquele
biGt BEL elmer @iIenbabnIinie erlei9tsrt
unter dnbsrm bic 2Ofuns Der Grass
iiber bic 9eriorguns Der mittelufiutis
16en Giienbabn nit Seismdtsrial.
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9iefsrbifaen Subi.

9is erbid DEN Subi l.
I iumss8r rten itellen,
mos tpubl ni9t ulsemein betunnt fein
biirfte, Elm @erierbilb bar, mas fir bic
barauf erpiftsn Summler BON befons
BERN SntereHe iein biirfte. 9rsbt man
ndmlid bieie 9oItpertb5ei9en 10, baB
fe auf benz 8ppfe Iteben, 10 Setgt fid
an ben porbern 9sIidtspartisn Der bsis
ben aaraseorsiepitide Elm mepbiFos
dbnli6es qntliB. Siefe Gntbedung,
ME ss BON SsniationsIuitiseu ssi9isbt,
babin au beuten, uls ieien bic PortrGts
abTi9tli9 70 ge5sidnet tporoen, lit tbGs
ri9t; es bdnoslt Iid bier pffenbar UNI
elm Spiel bes 3ufuls.
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eadatpanna e. BBOmins Bailey.
0anrel yinie.)

Irat In arait am ~ 9uni 1904.
9uas per'aGn SaantOn nm 1 O0, 200, 3 o.
400, 5.0l unt 6 90 Wrrasus. I'm 6 20 Wpr.
asus an Wohmiassu uub dls uatfOlstnps
ipan,ia Winuisn, unb UNI Z 10 Wcrssns an
SOnniaatu une dlt udRfOIssubt spausis @i
uutsu bic uni i%riluiipt II 0 Nahts, in Nil.
tte. garrt al Wiuuttn ipattr aufOmmsue.
3aas ale 10 Winuisn an WpttntaDtn pom
800 bis 40 Nn6mlttnas.
Grpr e,iee psrlaisu SCRANTON iGslif, ausas.
Mons en- Spuniag, UNI 6.36 8 is unp 1926
RVrasne, unp 2.l6 unb 4 SO Rabmittass uni
trdfs IN @ilfts Barre 80 Witudtsn ipatsr Gin
Stfisrtr D inf lwii6tn SnantUu, Ray Aua
parf unb Petersburg.
Sitbt 5abrplan fir stpGdbtfUrpnuet 3ass.
30. RyIp iry gHfsbrsIdtT, SnauiOn,
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MmfgebOt.

Der Stistr @uifap Rod in S6iannUbltu
bat bsantrdst BEN VnftOnsnm 8tfsufobu
5ttbinane Sod, aebprtu am % Dtatmbsr
1861, aus S6iasn5blrn. jul,Bt dufsntbdltiam
in Ssrmpn, eadapanna COUNTY, ptnnlplpania,
in amuifa. fir tpot lu uflGrtn.
DIR bsiti6uttt gnidpltns ipirb anfgsfsrbtrt,
lid ip6islttns in BEN auf ben 81. Brat 1905,
8prmiitags 10 llbr, Dor BEN unttrisihnstsn
@riht, 3immtr 30. 8, aubtrnumtsn Nufst-
tptsisrmint ~ msIesn, pibrisrnfals bic Sobts-
ufldruus trfOlssu wtrb.
I'm aat, ptltt ausfunft ibn etbtn Oen
Cob bee @ribolsntn iu tribtiltn psrm5stn, or.
stbt bic auforonuus. ip6islftns I'M stufgsb0ts,
ttrminf BEN @sriht aussias ju MAIDEN.
piafaltn, ben 2. Stpitmbtr 1904.
aSnisli&ts NmiseHi9t Abt. 3.