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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18
der Maiaraf."

Dds S6muden Der SrtI9aftsn nit
Maisn gum pfinsitfeft 1T in Deuti4'
lamb Elm langgeiibter 8ruud. oeHn
urtunoen uno 4nnalen ertpdbnen ieis
ner bereits i'm IA. uno Is. Sabrbuns
bert als befannte Sade. Na9 ben
gluf3ei9nuneen zines alten Gbroniiten
fano am pfinsitfonndbeno Der ~Wais
ritt" tatt. Gin iunser, Dorusbmsr
8iirsersiobn. ben man gum ~Mdigra'
fen" srnannt bate. aos an Der Spite
eines aus berittensn 8iirsern. 0ienern
uno Der Stabt.Soloatesta beitsbenoen
3usss binaus in Den Stdotipulb. 9ort
battsn Die Wdloler bereitS ~ein Suoer
Wai,- ndmli9 iunse 8irtenitdmm4en
gef9ldgen, tpelfe auf einen mitgefiibrs
ten Wdgen perldoen tpuroen. 9ie 2uIt
burfts aber ni9t I9perer iein. uls bub
Iie bier pferbe auf einmal aus oem
@aloe sieben unb fabren tOnnen." Dor
Dem WaIoe ipuroe Der 3us bon elmer
iau95snoen 8oltsmenge eripartet, bic
ibn 3ur Stabt seleitete. gluf Dem
Warttplube belt Der 3us uno Der
Waisraf pertbeilte an Die 8iirser, on
Die Rirdeu uno al0fter Die 9irten'
refer, ben -Waui." Der iein Gisentbum
mar. Gr ieIbit tpuroe. NIT etnem aus
8irtreiiis seflo9tenen Granae ses
ibmiidt, duf Dem Ratbbaus betpirtbet.
Das pfinsiffr0bli9e Bolt aber amii>
iirte ii9 Dor Dem Stabttbor uuf eisers
Sauf. Sa CAB es BET Srompetentlane
uno pautenidulI Sana, 9t4ertIdne
unb Diirfenuf. obet man idoB nit
Der armbruft nad einem uuf b0l3srnsr
Stanss befeitisten Papasei. glo4 i'm
Is. Sabrbunoert tpuroe Der Mairiti
auf 6ieie WeiIe gefeiert.
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@efdat ihnen niAt.

gluS Berlin mirb In Sonoon 9entels
BET: Gubulteno unO uielfa9 mirb Sla9e
Oariiber sefiibrt, oaB Der sanle 8rauts
idas fiir Die Ser3osin Gdcilie BON
Wtsdlenburs- -S9werin, Die Sraut bes
Oeutideu Sronprinieu, i'm 9luslanb be-
ltellt meroe, mGbreuo man pom beuts
i9en Rublitum bas @elO bafiir nebme.
90 i6reibt lbie r0ieue 9airiide 3eis
tun9": r0euti9e Stabte, @orpora'
tiOnen unb Serbdnoe i'm 9un,en 2anoe
babeu risiiSe @eloiummeu seSeiduet,
nm bem SrOnprinSen Sohjeitsseihente
ju 9eben. auBerOem leste Die Regier4
uns bes SrObherSOStbums Medleuburs.
5amertu in ausiibuus siues altsn
Priuilesiuus, bas nod aus Der 3eit Oes
Wtittelalters itammt, oem Yolfe eine
Steuer fiir Die Soften Der 8rautaus.
ltattuns uuf. slber allies Setreffenoe
miro in Baris, Sonoon uno SSien &C.
fault. Sei Der SOdSeit wirO inOeB
wieOer srObes slufbsben pom ceutiden
Saterlano, oeutiden 9erri9erbaus uno
Oeutideu YatriOtismus semu4t werOeu.
gBis mir bOren, ioIlen Die SO6Seits.
sei6ente fir ben Srouprinien aud
ausseitellt weroen. SSir boffeu, oaB
man SuSlsi6 iaud bic Saufen OeutIden
@Oloes ausitelleu miro, uelde in's
9luslano sswanoert iinO, nm ben 8rauts
i6as gu taufen. Su 0eutidlauo be-
ltellt man nidtS, als Die gang 9erpObns
liden Srafe. 90 MAIDEN beutiAe
Serri6erbauier nit Oeutidem @elo
Ietlams fiji auslanoii4e Suouitrie auf
Soften Der oeuti9eu Snouitrien !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18
Sinnise Suloisuns.

Die Seutiden Oslesaten gum Snters
uationalsu @iIenbubn @onsreB uolls
Bossn in @aibinSton einen iinni9en
att piet6tuoller 9ulOisuns. Sn Der
6ribs bes bsrrltdeu SOnntussmOr9ens
beSaben ii6 Der RrGiioent oes faiIers
litsn Carbohydrates. @rceaenS Or.
Sdul;, Die Sch. 8aur6tbe Retri,
Sarre uuO SteinbiB uuo Die @eb.
0tesierunssrdtbe Sraut uuc Salser
mad oem arienals.Sart. mo inwitteu
pra9tis sriinenoer Saumalleu al Dem
llier ces lsile rauideuOen Botomac oas
Stanobilo Oes rsllten Sris" Dor bem
Recommendation Der Srie9s' gltabentis
ieiuen @brenplas erbalten bat, unS
ls9tsn auf oem Sofel Der Statue ale
3eideu ibrer 8erebruns fir ben 9roBeu
BreuBentOnis prddtise 9rauSe Hieoer
Die tleiue .@ruppe Der Seiuder aus
Dem ferneu Seimatbslanoe bot eiu itim'
mun9suollss Bib. pie iie entblOBter
Sauptes Die Statue umitanoeu, als Or
Sdul, bic iiunreideu Gmbleme bulOit
seuben slnSeoentens am PoltamenI
nieberle9te.
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panlfnointr i'm 9tttt.
0ss ,,SaIhssaabIs esbsHstpanbsI" aas Ieins
fdh6DIidbeu Rolaeu.


DR Witalieoer Der 2onooner @es
ielIf9dft, uno atpar ni9t nur Die Ser>
rem, ionbern aud gang beionoers Die
Damen. finben an ben llnterbaltungen
teinen 9efallen mebr, neil iie BON
allen bieien Seitli9teiten unb benz,
mas gum ~fufbiOnublen 2ebenspans
Del" seb0rt. gu fart mitgenommen
tperben. 9as ipirtt NIT ben Sabren
70 Iebr auf bic @eiunobett, oab bic
Geute poraeitis uItern. Sriiber bate
man ben sdnaeu Gag 5ur 8erfiigung.
nm ii9 dussurii6en uno duf Die Stras
pdaen oes 4benbs norsubereiteu aber
isBt sibt ss ben Gag iiber 70 pisI su
tbun, bub man uum6sli1 am Gbeno
nod frtfb isiu tam. Mus oieiem
9runoe bat mon etipds saus Reues
erfunosn, ndmlith Die Site, oas Diner
an folhen Sagen, mo man ausnubmsz
tpeiie au Sauie unb obne @Gite 1T -
TN 9ett einaunebmen! Wenn Die Ca
bies beutautags bon tbren WtDtorfubr'
ten pber bon Der Sago ooer tpds es
ionit TT. nud Suuie tommen, ounn
beginner iie nidt mebr, ipts friiber.
glei9 bdmit, bie 2bsnbtoilette fir oas
Diner 5u MAIDEN. fonbern fie bessben
ii9. 70 fhueu es sebt, in's 8ett, unb
oann bringt Die &dmmeriungfer bas
gFen berauf. Damit nun bisies 10
tura Dor Dem SdIafenseben teine 8srs
ouuunssbei9peroen perurfu9t. beitebt
es aus gang leidt peroduli9en Speis
fen, seiu0bnlid iyii6iuppe. ettpus 9ez
fliigsI uno elmer fiiben Speiie. Sobalo
man bieies einfade Wabl beenbist bat,
ntmmt mon elm Bud aur 9ano uno
fdlummert bunH fuhft elm, um am
nG9fen Worsen NIT neuen 3rGften gu
eripa9sn. uripriinsli9 TT oieie 2e>
benspeiie bon Neraten als Sur EN-.
pfobIen iporben, aber pielt Odmen
fanben etnen 70 befonoeren 9efallen
baran. oaB fie iebt mtnoeifens brsimdl
tn ieoer Wo9e gu Bette otniren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18
OYir iiup &rcaten.

SIN 9lbgeorouetenbauie oes un9ari'
iten 9tsidsta9es erei9nete Iid elm
3wilheniaa, Der Elm srelles SAla9liAt
uui oas ScrbdltniB Der 9rOateu iu ben
llusaru wirit. Der ab8corbnete, Solis
ucuitlt, elmer Der 9tuier i'm Streit, be:
sann ieine Rebe gum 8esenitanO Der
3assSoronune in trOatiIber ..Sprahe,
mo ais BON uielsn Seiten YrOteite els
tOnten uub ibm iuSerufeu wuroe, er
mcge Iih Der parlamentariIhen, D. b.
Der unsuriiden Sprade beoienen. lieb
sr iih abiOlut ni6t IRE MAIDEN. 81
betOnte uielmebr, bic troatilbe Spra6G
lei gleidbere6tist nit Der ungarilhen,
uuo CT ipre6e. wie ibm Der beimatbIi6C
S6uubel sewudien iei. Oieies Snter'
me8o iollte pObl ben leitcnoen 8eilteru
Der rllnabbdn9isteitspurtei in Griunerune
brin9en, oaB penu lie sur 6e9ierunl
0elau0ten, ciu neuer 2lussleih 3wiiAeu
Sroatieu-Slaponien uub lln9arn notb'
wenois iein wiiroe, uutiirli6 ein iOlhel
9lusaleidl. Der ben Sroaten uollt
natiOnale 6reibeit sewdbre unb Der
9lusI6luB Oalmutieus an SrOatien Sul
ltuatsrc6tli6eu DurdfHbrun9 brinsc
Oiele arOatenrsoe iOlsts aui.eiu ldusere;
GrpOie Oes SppOiiOnsfiibrsrsS@
9lppOupi aulaBlid Oes sur Debate
uOrlieseuOsu aOreBsntwurfS.
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GiSenb abn Seittnbelle.
SsIupare, sadapanHa anO RsHsru Subn

9n Rraff ben 1. 9uui 1903.
GIblia-8srld6t SuaniOu fur Rtp gori
nm 2.O5, 800, 6.U5 800, 1910. Born (; i2..
40, $40 unb 3.35 Rabmittass. 5ur Nsp
Wort u. philadelphia, um $40 u. 10 10 Born;
f2.40 unb 3.35 Na6mlttass. 8ar 8oulps
bprp, 6.tu Ndhmtttaes.
R6rDlidl sir 8ufar um LIS 6.22 u. 800
Wor. 1 SIS. 6.35 uub tt.tu Ra6mtttass. Gur
8iusbamtpn, Glmira uur 3pii6tnfattCrtn, I'm
10 25 Nlur uue 05 Rd6m. 6hr SswtsV.
SYraeuIs uup Utica. um LIS uno 6.22 Wor. ;
f.55 Rahmittass OswtaO. Sprdeuis unit
Utica qua um 6.22 Wsr. lduft tdsliG, ausat.
ncmusu Sunutass. Bir WOntrCit um 9.uO
Ror. los uue 6.35 9anm. Nihpliuu VIC
epmcpatiou. um 4.tD uut 6 Il RaRmttiass.
1loomsburg 9iBiion-8erI6bi SCRANTON
fur Ncrtbumbsrlnup nm 6.35. 10 10 Dior.
i.55 uup 6.35 Rahm. 5ur plymouth um 9.r5
RaGm,ttass.
Sonntas6'3nse.
giOlid-5ur Rsp gOrf nm t.50, 800
Cos uuO 1910 .Mcrssus; 3.4O une 3.35
Rabm.
RSrOlid - Bur Buffalo nm lis, unt
6.22 W1or. t.55. 6.35 uue tt.i0 Ratm
Gar Gluiira uub 3pi6suifatiOutu, 1925 Dor.
mittaes.
DIoomsbnrs Sibiiion- -@trlG6t Sudutur
nm 1910 Nor unb 6.35 Rdhm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18
9te lebteu 8uren.

Dor auraem reifte bon Geblon NIT
grlaubnib Der englif9en Resieruns
Robert Rpsers, etuer Der ipsnisen 8u'
rem, bie Die @efanssn3aft Dem Sreu'
si6e borse3osen batten. Der bon tbnen
berlanst tpuroe, na9 Sollanb db.
Roeers mar nit @enerul 9rinsloe ses
fangen tpproen uno nit Rommanbdrt
Rour auidmmen in genlon singetrofs
fen. Seins 9efdnsenf9aft bat d
SABRE se6duert. 4u9 iebt nod bleibt
fbm fem 8aterldno perI9IoFen, oenu
CT bat ben Gi6 Der Sreue fir &0ntg
gotparo immer nod uift sef9tporen.
Odmit er ni9t bon Sollanb aus Die
5eimatb errei9t, ituo Die 8ebOroen tn
Siibafritd bon Isiner 4breiie nod
6oIlano unb iiber feine perfon sendi
informirt iporben. Sn Geplon bleibi
nun MIR nod etn Bur uls 9efungener
surid, Der ipabrf9einli9 feline gu
Ffu9tsitdtts finoen tdnn unb es bod
nidt iiber iid getpinut. Dem &Ouigc
Goiparo srsue su f9pOren. Der
Wann beiBt Gnselbredt uno tn etn
Greiitautlsr. 2lusenblidli9 iit er uui
Ser Sniel geplon IN Sumbdntotd IN
teruirt. 4Is er Dor Rur5em gefrdgi
puroe. porum er ni9t enoli9 ben
1reuei6 Ieiite, erpioerts er: Sd
tenne mid unb ipeiB. baB id Dem
R0nige niemals treu fein tOnnte. Wes'
baIb iOIIte id aus mir einen faII4er
NenI9en mahen9"
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Etjd1ers0lhd.

Gin.n Serinesfung. pie er taum
I9on bagetpeien III, mu9ten iiinsit Die
Slider aus 8ierbasen on Der medlens
buraiIben aiiIte. sic batteu beinl
sriten 3uge nit ibrer Serinsspuoe 70
piel !Serinse i'm Rebe. oaB es unmOss
lid mar, oas R.b an's 2anb 5u sieben.
nit aeti9ern uno Gimern mubtsn Die
Nebe erIt erlei9tsrt iperoen, unb mad
itunoenlanger arbeit iparen Il. nod
INNER gum 3erreiBsn poll. Ser
Strano bot bei bieiem i5if9ret4tbum
sinen Ionoerbdren glnblid. Sauienos
BON RDpsn. ois ben Serinssfdparm
begleitet batten. umfreiiten f9reieno
DE am Strdnoe liegenben Serinssbuuz
fen. @pbin man blidte uno trut. la
gen Seringe; Der Strano fab aus,
aIs pGre er tpGbreno Der Nadt pers
Hilbert porbeu. 9asipiI9en beipegten
ii6 ole 9efpobner aus Der lmeegeno,
ole ii9 a[le am Giniammsln betbeilig.
ten unO gum 2obne iopisl Sertnse mil
nu9 SauIe nebmen tonnteu. als iic
fort3utrdqen bermo6ten.
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ptr Grtfnotr bts ,lalonoktls.
WatbmabTsaser tiripruns Der tH's aass ess
fIemmtsn Sinfs.

fIsmmten etnts.
@ls Grfinoer oes Monotels gilt Der
4benteurer uno Sdmmler, Diplomat
uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baron pbis
Iipp b. Stof9. Gin 3eusniB odriiber
lisfert Der @eIsbrte Sob. 9s. &epbler.
Der 1870 StoId in Rom bsiu9t bat.
mo bieIer als englif9er Qsent lebts,
I'm duf Die Sdritte oes prGtenoenten
SutOb III. su puFen. Sn ieinem 1740
eri9ienenen Reiiepert i9tlbert 9epbs
fer DIE SGuslidteit Stofbs, no er iid
nit Der priifuns bon &amseu, Sieseln
unO Wtiinaen bef9dftigts, uno iast
odnn tpeiter: -WeeeH ietner blOoen
augsn bsbisnt er fih zines GerRSlufes,
10 nit etnsm oiiHnen 4ettHsn am Rcd
befsftist III. Dte Saut um feline Gu.
gen tn aIIo getp5bRt, oab iie f4 fet
I'm Dies 9las f9Iiebt, unb er nidt
nDtbig bat, fol9es nit ben 9dnbeu 3u
balten." 0ieie Mittbeiluns aepblers
ldbt srtennen, bob ibm Der @ebrau4
bes tn's 4use sstlemmten @ldies nett
lpar; oa er aber felt ieiner Sullenier
Stuoien5ett ii9 aIs Gr5ieber iunstr
4oeliger In Dornebmen Rreiien be-
ipegts, auerit als Sofmeiiter Der 9ras
fen b. @ied, oann Der 9rufen b..
9ernitorff, NIT 6enen er felt 1716 Gus
ropd bereiite, 70 tann tpeiter nit Be-
fttmmtbeit gefolsert tperoen. bdb aud
tn Der bornebmen @eieIII4aft iensr
3eit ods Monptel nod ni4t iiblid
mar, Ionit ipiirbe es Dem @erfuFer BEL
Stoid nidt oermuben aufsefdllen fetu.
bab sr Isinen 9ebruud ausoriidli4
beI9reibt, als bdnoelte es iih ettpu um
Elm Sausserdtb etnes tpilbeu 8oIts'
ifdmmes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18
Mi6 i'm 0ampferpool.

Die r8bite Stur".. rDOminion"a
uuo rslmericau" 'Sinieu tiiuoisten in
9oucon ibrsn 9tiidtritt pom Der 0toro'
atlantiiheu Paiiasier @onierens an,
loweit Staten 1. uno 2. SlaIie in Be
tra6t tommen. iOpie BON ben britii6'
itanOinauiid cOntinentalen Sereinbar'
unssn betreffs Der Staten 3. alalie
SsraulaBt wurbe oieier Sdritt ourf
ben unldusit sriolsteu 8iidtritt bel
rGuuaro" .gine, ourd GrpGsunsen oor
DiaBuabmsu ssseu bic 9Onturrens Del
lcsteren unb ourd Die 9Beiseruus Del
Yereinigten Staaten Resieruu9, oer
rSmsrican" .9iuie Die Sensbuti9uns gu,
Ysrlesuus ibrer observation-disclosures
tuse ju ertbeilen. SSie es betBt, brobI
Der rBool" uunmebr uollitdnois in oit
Bride iu Seben.
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CT 2lub finoerIoer
Batter. 0ier3ig betannte 9eihGftss
Isuts in Gbippeipa Sails, Wis., babsn
.tnen sigenartigen 8erein gebiloet uno
po[len 6enielben iiber ben san5en
Stdat perbreiten. Die &onititution
,ntbdlt unter 9lnoerem Die foIgsnoeu
geitimmuneen: glur berbeirutbete
WGnner, Die ni6t Batter itnb, tonnen
Nitglieoer iperoen. Diro Elm Mttelieo
Batter, ipir6 es aus Dem @erein duss
1eitOben. SeOes Mitglieo, bas ausges
Itobsn miro. mub ben perbleibenoen
MitgIieoern elm 8antett geben. Sus
Sino zines ausseitoBenen Wtitslieoes
erbGlt bon ieosm berbleiben6en Wtts
gliebe elm gef1ent BON 81, uno Die
Summs miro fir 6ds &ino dnsslest.
Die Organization beSablt Die 9esrot>
sungstoiten, ipenn Die Syruu zines Uiits
glieoes itir6t. Denn Die 6rau zines
MitgIieoes Die Stubt ssitipsiIig pers
ldbt, iou es Die gflid5t Der iibrigen
Mitglieoer iein, ben Strobpittlper in
ibrem Setm gu unterbalten, bis Die
i5rdu 3uridtsbrt.
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@esen ben sllfoholmis brand.

Sie 6rauenoereinieung aur Bee
tGmpfung oes 2lItobolmibbrdu9es
bate iiinsit in 8riifel sinen unertpars
tsten @rfols. sic tiinoiste nGmli4
an, oab in sinem Sbedtsr eins Dor.
IteIIung auf Soften Der 8eretnisuns
gegeben tpsroe. 9ieIs Ha9ri4t pers
breitets ii9 tpie Elm 2duffeuer bur9
ale 8ororte, uno f9on um Elm llbr
Ra9mittass biloete cine a9tbure Ins
,abl BON Sbsatsrfreunben Dor ben
5biiren Queue. @qmGlis besdnn man
ii9 an5ubiebern, unb % es nod 3iems
li9 lan9e oduerte. Bis Ous Sbeuter
ss0ffnet iperoen iolIie, 70 aos man
.initipeilen in Die - benddbarten
DirtbIdaften uno truttirte ii9 tdpfer
gesenieitig nit ~SaFelt" (S9naps)!
0enno9 perfeblte bic 8oritelIuns ni4t.
einen nd9bdItigen Ginorud aus3us
li6en, Defenders dls tpdbrenb Der erfteu
3pii9enpauie Elm SRI. purent In
siner slGn3enosn Reoe Die 3iele Der
9ereiniguns duseinanberieste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-18
eadamnnna g. BgOmins gaIleD.
(eaurel Ninie.)
5rat In ardft am 20. 9uui 1904.

5rat In Strdft am % 9uui 1904.
3uae perlalisu Soautpu nm no, 200. 3 90
400, 500 uni. 6 90 Wprarns. I'm 6 20 WCr,
atus an Wpheutassu uub dut ua6fplgsurt
ipauiig Riuutsu, uup nm 7.20 Wcratus al
Spnuiagtu unb aat natfolstuet iranjls Rt
uuitu bic une irfIuhpt IL 20 Roots. in @il'
Its-9arrt Al Minutsu ipGtT anfCmmsrp.
i3dsr alIt 10 Wiuuitu an WORsulagsu Dor
800 bis Gao Nabmittdas.
Grpne,ass psrIdiIsu Sudutcu idsit, ausa.
rpmmtu SOuutae, um 6.36, SIC unp i0.3t
Rcrssus, uue 2.f6 unp 4 sc Na6mittdss mi
trsfeu in @ilfts- Barre 33 Riuutsn ipitsr tin
Stfttrsr Ditnif spii6tu Serautcu. Gdp Aui
PART uue pttsrsburs.
Sisbs Babrplau fur sspddbsforetrHes 3ust.
3D.. Bvla IT,, 8trftbrsltittr. SuduiOn
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g 9lob 9ersine per-
tauft. @ines Der I9OuIten S9l0her
Siotirols, elmer Der ipenigen llsbers
refte aus Dem II. Sabrbunoert, ous
Ii9 Die pra9tliebenben 6iiritbii9Ofe
bon Srient aIs SommerIib erbauen
lisBen uno nit groBsm Gurus ausituts
teten, bds berrIih uuf Dem 4bbdnge
oes Wonte Segu55o eelegene unb Die
OrtT9aft pergine beberrI6enbe itoISe
S6lob ging in ben 9eiis zines Tliins
6ener Snouftriellen nm ben 9reis BON
10000 aroneu Il arons sIei9 20.3
Gents) iiber.
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Sie Seioeneo con5u 9 t
iit in Serbisn iebt gu einem tuthtigsn
Grperbs3peise breiter @oItsi4i9teu
seiporben. @ergansenes Subr purs
Sen I'm 26nigreihe $4,000 Pfuno
Ssi6encoeons einseIammelt. Die Rs'
sierung pertbeilt aur 8egiinitisuns
oieIes Grperbs5peises Seioenrdupens
.ier totenlos an Seoermaun.
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WGbreno Der M on q t {
Sttober, g2opember uno DECEMBER
1904 Iino in ben Der. Stuutsn our9
gifeuba6nunfdae 50 pufusiere uno
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iagiere un6 1868 9tnseitsIts perlsbt
iporben.
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327 u. 8aibinstoa slue.
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Dem Reiniseu uno Elatten ipeiiell'
gluimertiamteit seidentt. arbeit ab9s
bolt unO abselietert.
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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1905-06-29

II Yard for one lot Lawns.
DOC worth 6 and &c, Good
values.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1905-06-29

O Pair for one lot Ladies' Scam
&C less Fast Black Hose,
worth 15c.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1905-06-29

Buys a card Of those famous
III Hooks and Ewes. War price
merchants get DC.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1905-06-29

~ Yard for one lot Silks,
ZSc worth 80 and 75c any
where on earth.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1905-06-29

n Buys an all Linen Towel
W worth in any war price store
,aa :, 5ansaElhp plhs sttp, 188cs ,.u-.....s..,..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
IN THE POLICE COURT
Isabella Ward 1o.day Given . Sen.
 tencs of Ninety Days.

George Reid, whose case for non. support was continued to this morning m the city court, forfeited his bail, S2Oo. His uncle, Bernard Reid, was his bondsman. Reid, was in court yes terday molning, but his wife was not. She was on hand this morning with her two children.
 Officer J. Mccarthy was patrolling his beat on South Main street early this morning when Michael !. Griffin asked him to take him into custody as he had no place to stay fo. the night and had had nothing to ext and was perishing. His request was grant. ed and this morning Judge Burpee sent him down to jail for thirty days for intoAication and an old complain. on which he was fined $161O was re- vived and he will have to work that cut also.
 John Wagner made his first appear. ance i'll court. He was fined $5 and costs for intoxicatiOn.
 Isabella Ward was sentenced to 9) days for intoXication and being a common dr,nkard. Mrs Wards record began in 1898. She insisted this morn- ing that she was not intoxicated when Officer Moore arrested her at 9 o'clock morning. She said she had taken only two glasses Of whiskey in a week. If that was soithey were the noisiest two glasses of whiskey that ever went inside the doors of the po- lice station, for the women was howl ing all day yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
HORSE WAS SHOT
Judss Psaslsy Gives Judsmsnt For
 Cooley to Recover.

The champion horse case was de cided by Judge Peasley in the city court yesterday afternoon. It was the suit of Fred J. Wood of East Main street against Alfred Cooley for a bill Q. $o5. Cooley was employed as char coal burner and woodchopper by Wood in WOodbury. One fine day Cooley left Wood in the woods of Woodbury and immediately Wood brought suit against him for house rent. X horse owned by Cooley was attached. it eeliig the only attachable property that ne had. Constable Burr held the horse, but Wood would not pay for it's keep. and the constable would not feed it at his own expense. The consequence was that in time, for want of food and warmth, the horse famished, and it was almost in it's last agonies of star. vat;on when 1t was shot by an agent of the Humane society. Such were tho features of the case. and Judge Peasley gave judgment for Cooley.
 Now it is up to Constable Burr of Woodbury to give Cooley another horse or its equivalent in money. If the constable had known his business nc would have returned the hors., to Cooley the moment Wood refused to pay for its keep.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
A RHlNocERos DINNER.
Prince Henry Contributes to New
 York Clubs Menu

N0rk Club's Menu
 NEW YORK, March 2.-Not only will the Canadian club eat rhinoceros at its annual dinner at the Hotel Astol tonight, but it has been announced that the rhinoceros has been presented to the club by his royal highness Prince Henry of Prussia.
 When Prince Henry made bis visit to this country he was entertained by some Of the officers of the Canadian club and expressed a desire to return their courtesy. He said that if they ever wanted scarce or in any way unique animal to serve at dinner they had only to notify him and he would send them one. The sportsmen took the matter as a joke until this years dinner was being prepared for. Then, still considering the promise a joke. Prince Henry was asked to contribute something to their feast. A week later the club was informed that a rhinoce- ros was being shipped to them. The rhinoceros, which had belonged to the Berlin Geological garden. arrived here about a week ago.
 Ex-President Cleveland. who sup. piled the black bear which occupied the center of the table at last years dinner. is expected to do his share in the rhino. More than 3OO sportsmen have been invited.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
IN THE SENATE.
Lawmakers at Washington Passed Appropriations For e3S7 ,OOO. GOO,

Lawmakers at Washington Passed
 Appropriations For e3S7 .OOO, GOO.
 WASHINGTON. March 2.-The sen- ate considered and passed three supply bills aggregating an appropriation of over $S57. 100000 and took up a fourth bill carrying over S67 100000. The ses. sions. after a recess. continued we'll in to the night.
 The appropriation measures passed during the day session were:
 The postoffice hill. carrying s1s1 ,52s.- S43: the pension bill. carrying S13s.- oO0. 900, and the river and harbor bill. carrying in immediate appropriations and continuing contracts S3S.31O. .S99. Many of the items on the bills were discussed at length. but the principal debate was based on the provision in- creasing the appropriation for pneu- matte tubes in the postoffice bill.
 The senate also agreed to conference reports on the Military academy and agricultural department appropriation bills.
 The Philippine import tariff bill was passed and also several bills of minor importance. The sundry civil appro- priation bill was also considered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
A Calamity Relief Fund.

P1TTSBURG, March ?. The late Robert MacFerron of Ben Avon, an old time friend of Andrew Carnegie, left will which contains unique provision and which disposes of a ST. 100000 estate. The estate is divided among an unmarried sister, a mar ried sister past middle age. having no children, and an unmarried brother of an elderly age. Should they die with out issue the estate becomes "a ca- lamity fund" for the relief of victims of public calamities in the United States of America, such as are caused by fire, flood. tempest, explosions, cpl demic diseases and the like and which call for prompt relief.