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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
ENGENE DEsS TO HEAD
A NEW LABOR PARTY

NEW YORK, May 3.-The friends
of Eugene v. Debs announce that he
will be president OF a new body OF
trades unions which will be formed
in opposition to the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, OF which Samuel Com
pers is president.
There Is no concealment OF the fact
hat Debs will do nis utmost to dis
rnpt the organization OF which Com
pers is the heaI. Gompers has no
fear of Debs and his followers. He
was In the city on his way to Wash
ington and. speaking of the new or
ganIzation. said: The Socialists
nave for their stock in trade talk and
denunciations. am too much oc-
cupied to pay attention to what they
say about me, My time can be much
better employed"
Preparations are being made to
launch the new movement in Chicago
on June 27 next under the name OF
the Industrial Union. The movement
is said to be soclallstic, and the hope
is expressed by Socialists thot vast
number of laboring men throughout
the country will be enrolled. The>
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
ANOTHER FORM OF INVASION
FOR THE BRITISH CAPITAL

LONDON, May 3.-Once more the
British capital is feeling the effects
of the American Invasion" which in
this case comes quite Unexpectedly.
and, unlike many other Innovations
from the same source, apparently is
destined to swift popularity.
The launching of the enterprise, 1t
is asserted. has broken the record in
such cases, for 1t took just one week
to form a company, register trade
mark and lease a building, and with
in the second week the finished prod.
uct was being turned out under its
name, "Maizypop"
This truly American creation hardly
will be recognized by those wno fre-
quent Coney Island and other resorts
of the kind and consume large quan;
titles of pink and white cakes of 1t
done up in oiled paper There 1t Is
simply popcorn. The name "malzy-
pop" is concession to English die
tion.
S. W Bonsail OF Boston. the man
who invented the travelling wardrobe
and made a fortune out OF 1t. Is the
prime mover in the new industry here
and he and his associate, C. II. Rand
book of New York, made all their
plans in America.
When they got TO England they
found the usual obstacles which nave
prevented many Americans undertake
ing enterprises over here, but with
characteristic energy, they cut through
them.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
WHAT CROWNS ARE WORTH.
Philadelphia Ledger.

Philadelphia Ledger.
The liGatest Of European crowns 10
the state crown Of Great Britain,
which was made for Queen Victoria
sIxty-siI years ago. Although Il
weighs only two pounds seven ounces,
Its value It 31,500,OOO. One enor-
nous sapphire came from the signee
Of Edward the Confessor One Of
the rubies has sadly tragic his
tory. 1t WAS at one time In the pos
session OF one OF the sreot kings
of Granada. whom Pedro the Cruel
invited to his palace and basely mur.
dered through greed for this gem.
In the pope's treasure house are two
crowns which are valued at S2.500,-
900. One OF them was the gift Of
Napoleon to Plus VII. and contains
the largest emerald In the world.
The other. the gift Of Queen Isabella.
OF Spain to Plus TX. weighs three
pounds and Is worth 100000.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
weps pRoTEaE OF PAoEREWskl

NEW YORK, May 3-Ernest Schell-
ing, a Swiss pianist, pupil and protege
of Ignace Paderewski. was married
today to Miss Lucy Draper. daughter
of Mrs. Helen Fl. Draper of this city.
NJ. Paderewsh acted as best man at
the ceremoney. which was performed
at the residence Of the brides mother.
Mr.. Scheling. VINO Is now recog-
nIzed as soloist of eminence, made
his formal appearance before the mu-
sIcal world in February last. He Is
famous as the only pupil OF Pader.
ewski, and in the years 1S9S1901 was
under the tutelage Of the great Polish
musician.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
MEETING OF ARcHslsHoPs.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 3.-The
Catholic archbishops Of the United
States are assembled here for tneir
annual meeting There are fourteen
of these dignitaries in the church in
The United States at this time, and
nearly all present. Cardinal Gibbons
is presiding. There are no questions
10 come up at the present meeting
likely to lead to long discussion. The
conference will consider the condition
of the Catholic university here, social
conditions and some unfinished bust
ness in regard to secret societies.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
MODERN WoooMEN OF
AMERICA CONVENTION

STOCKTON, Cal, May 3.-With the
opening session this morning began
the greatest convention of Modern
Woodmen OF America in the history
of the order In California. Delegates
began arriving yesterday and this
morning they poured in by the score.
A large committee is caring for the
visitors, ond the city Is decorated in
carnival fashion. The opening ses-
sion was entirely routine and con
sisted OF welcoming addresses and
responses and the appointment OF
committees The convention gives
much evidence Of the hourishlng con
dition of the order In this state.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
TO CAMPAIGN FOR GOOD HOMES

CHICAGO, May "a most fur.
reaching campaign In the interest Of
highway improvement was inaugural
ed today with the departure from
this city OF special good roads" train
en- route to Portland, Ore. The train
is in charge of government experts
and the. project is under the Joint aus
pices of the National Good Roads as
sociation and the Burlington and
Northern Pacific railroads The train
vii stop from one to two days at
about fifty places between Chicago
and Portland, and an effort will be
made to, establish local good roads
association in every county tnrNgn
which the train passes
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
WAR NEWS

TOXIC, May 3.-No news nas
reached here and no news will be Civ
en- out regarding the location or the
doings OF either the fleets OF Togo or
Rojesivensky. In diplomatic circles
ii Is positively stated today that
Washington is working quietly but
steadily in The interest of cessation
of hostilities between Japan and
Russia. President Roosevelt is en-
deavoring to make peace as soon as
possible.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04

hope to start with 100000 members.
Mr.. Gompers' organization has a
membership OF 100000.
The official color OF the new organ
izailoy will be red, the same as that
of srSiallsm, "signifying that regard
less of the color of the skin. tne blood
of al. people is red. thereby attest
ing common brotherhood OF man. %
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
N. J. BRYAN hELps
ExTihoUisH Fiaa

LINCOLN, Neb,. May 3.-Willlau
j. Bryan was aroused early thi&
morning to help organize q bucket
brigade to fight a flre which eventul
ally consumed q cottage occupied by|
William Millson. his nephew and
overseer OF Mr. Bryan's farm. Loss|
$4,000.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
ORDERS 24s LOCOMOTIVES.

PATTERSON. N. j., May 3.-The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has a
warded contracts to the American
Locomotive company for 245 locomo-
lives, at an aggregate cost of $4,000
900. This is said to be the largest
locomotive order ever given in Amer
lea.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
BANK CASHIER PLEADS
GUILTY TO FALSE ENT H'ts

CLEVELAND, May 3.-Cashier
Speer of the defunct National BANK
of oberlin, today pleaded guilty In
the federal court to making false en-
tries In the books Of the bank. He
was Indicted along with Mrs. Chad
wick and President Beckwith OF the
sams Institution.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
KANSAS TOWN LOSES
CITY HALL bY FIRE

MARYVILLE. Kans.. May 3.-Ths|
city hall and an adjoining livery barn
were destroyed by Are early today.
The city records were saved. Loss.
$40 900.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
MASSACRES
CONTINUE
IN POLAND

LODI. Poland, May 3.-Ths masss
cres continue. four men being killed
this morning, also q police sergeanI
and detective. Serious riots ocl
CURED in the streets during th(
night. Public nervousness il on tn@
Increase.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04

Naval writers say that In Z situa'
ton like that In the China soa It n
advisable for the side weak In battle
ships to sacrifice everything else
available In an effort to cripple the
stronger squadron. One authority
recommends That the admiral short In
battleships should "hurl his fast
craft at the enemy, torpedoins. ram
ming and destroying" As . prelude to
the main nght to happen later on.
Some big events may bo looked for
in Eastern waters.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
MINISTER MORGAN SAILS.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Edwin
v. Morgan, the newly apposnted min
lister to Corea, sails for his post OF
duty today on the steamship Korea
He is accompanied by Arthur S. DIX
ey, OF Boston, as his private seeFe-
tary.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
CHANCES FAVORABLE FOR
CoRTELYoU ACCEPTING

WASHINGTON. May at is re
ported the chances are very favorable
to Cortelyou accepting the presidency
OF the Equitable Life Insurance com
pany.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
A. l.. Nathan 4 Co.. always lead,
others try to follow.

The New York legislature has TAX
en- steps to remove franchise control
from the board Of aldermen In New
York city and confer 1t on the board
of estimate and apportionment. The
utmost publicity. public hearings and
action on applications within sixty
days are required by the new law.
II is expected tnat Mayor Mcclellan
will veto the measure. but That the
legislature will pass 1t over the veto.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04

In st. Louis fires last year gas
oline was at the head OF the list OF
causes. In the last three years gas
oline was responsible for 1924 nres
of gasoline. in the obsence of free
ventilation. will make 200 cubic feet
OF air explosive. Between gunpow-
der and gasoline there Ii little to
choose in regard to dangerous prop
critics.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY KEEP
CLOSE TO THEIR CAMP

GLENWOOD SPRINGS. May g.
It has been raining continuously for
a day and a nalf The downpour only
stopped this morning, which causes
the Presidential party to keep close
to camp. There was no hunting yes
terday or today. The President and
his party hope to cross over into tne
Garfield creek country this afternoon.
GLENwOOD SPRINGS, May D.
TIE President is moving camp today
iii preparation for the last two and a
half days Of hunting. Secretary Loeb
arrived from rne camp today and
says all Is well.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
PROCLAMATION ANNiveRsARv
CELEeRAED WITH DISORDER

WARSAW, May 3.--The one hun
dred and fourteenth anniversary Of
the proclamation Of the constitution
was celebrated today with much dis.
order. many street demonstrations
by strikers occurring. during which
great excitement prevailed. A shot
fred Into the police killed q sergeant.
Scores Of rioters were arrested.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
GROVER CLEVELAND
EMUlATlNG CARNEGIE

LINCOLN, Neb., May 3.-Ex-Pres-
ident Grover Cleveland has given a
handsome sum toward the endow-
ment OF Hastings college at Hastings,
Neb. The amount Is not stated.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
JOHN BAIRD, FATHER OF
MRS. WIN. J. BRYAN, DEAD

LINCOLN, Neb., May 3.-Jonn
Baird. aged So, father OF Mrs, William
j. Bryan, died today OF general de
bility.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04

Newport ranges. Atsst Ting oss.
fitted with gas and smoke burning
Ars box. Cuts the coal bin b Aalf.
". o. CHAPMAN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04

The train from Denver due here
last evening at 4:40 arrived this
morning at $3.50. They were detain'
ed az stated in last evenings paper
several hours on account Of rock
slides the other side OF Veta Pass
and tnen they were delayed several
hours another time on account Of two
freight cars being on the track or
Cumbres hill. Slow running was ne
cessary nearly all tho way on account
Of the soft roadbed.
c~a tbA a-atI anita AZ Nafhan'l
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
$4,000

To loan on improved farm or city
property, At lowest rates Of Interest.
No delay.
THE FRANK E11DRED0B
INVESTMENT CO.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04

He who drsame.h may b . ssnius.
but he who doeth 10 . hero.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
MANS FATE
IN HANDS
OF JURY

NEW YORK. May 3.-The fate of
Nan Patterson was placed In the
hands of the jury snortly after
O'Clock this ofternoon Recorder
Con had previously charged the jury
telling them they must not be infiu.
enced by outside matters; that they
must decide the case regardless of
what any one might tnink OF the
verdict. He said Miss Patterson
past life must not be considered, and
they must give the defendant the
same consideration they would give
any other woman regardless OF her
position. You must not speculate"
said Con, whether Young killed
himself or not. but must confine
yourselves to the question of whether
the defendant killed Young"
NEW YORK, May 3.-The general
impression this afternoon is that
Notwithstanding Prosecutor Rand's
great speech last evening Nan Patter
son will be acquitted. the charge OF
Recorder Con- to the jury being look
ed upon as favoring the prisoner
He was very cold-booded and robbed
the AFFAIR of all sentimentalism He
said: This case is nothing extraor-
dinary. Young was race track man
and had this defendant to live with
him as his mistress. He was nero
gambler. There is no artificial at
mosphere for you to be accused or
distracted by. You must decide the
case camly and with quiet minds"
The prisoner is very hopeful tnis
afternoon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04

When you want your moneys worth
30 10 Natnan's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04

See the swell suits at Nafhan's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20
pmifdrn o.isbfrgrn.
0siahrIiAs 6ahrt elmer britiiatn Barfs
dbfr ben cifan.

Cine aufressnoe Radt bate tiir5Gid
cine engliibe Barrie auf elmer Subrt
iber ben 4tlantiIden Saedn our93us
MAIDEN. Dds Sdtff, ~8emeird" nit
Rameu, bsfuno ii9 in Der NGbe Der
aiiite bon Reufunolanb, ala pdbreno
elmer Ra9t oi9ter Rebel eintrat. 10
odb an elm 0oripdrtstommen faum gu
oenfen mar. plDbIi9 ertDnte Der Ruf:
.@isberse bi9t Dor uns!" Wtit etnem
S6ldse tuuroe Die Cuff furdtbur tult,
10 odb man Die auberoroentli9e NGbe
oes Cites oeutlih fiiblen tonnts, tpenn
man au9 in Dem Rebel nihts peiter
fdb. 9leid barouf bemerits man ets
mas buntles, baS pie etn GelTen aiss
fab, iiber 6ds S9iff beriiber bdngsn.
Sm lebten Womente .toRnte Der 9urs
nod sednosrt tperben, gerdbe ebe Der
ihon unoermeiolid erfhsinenoe 3us
idmmenitob nit oem Gisfelien eintrat.
Rod thinner tonnte man ben Berg nift
re9t Ieben, aber man b0rte oeutli6h,
tuie ole WeIsn oes Meeres iid an oem
Selisn braden. 8aum mar man aber
einise gar6s psitersefabren, dIs auf
Der anoeren Settle elm Gisberg aufs
trat. 70 oub es bem 9apitGn tlur
tuuroe. oub er itd 5ptiden rieiiesn
Gisbl0dsn befuno. gfur nit Der grObs
ten @orii9t uno aaItbliitisteit selane
es, sipifdeu ben Bergen btnOur95us
tommen. aber man begegnete INNER
ipieoer unberen, Bis man fih f9liebli9
in sinem polltommenen gispaloe au
bsfinoen i9ien. grft am Worsen fam
man aus Dem 9abprintb beraus. Die
gefabuns oes S9iffss bebauptets. auf
sinem Der 8erse mibten fth Meniden
uno Sbiers befunben baben. iie meinen.
oab fie bas S9reien BON Sruuen uno
oas 8riillen bon &iiben un6 enoli6
du9 bas Sdreien bon Siibnern seb0rt
baben. 2lu9 Der aapitGn borte merit
fpiiroigs S0ne, er III aber Der 9lnfidt.
bab es ii9 I'm 9duidungen gebanoelt
bat.
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Merfmiireiaer Hnnb.

Inter ben mertpiiroigitsn Sunben.
Die Der oeutfde Sorfder Otto Rubens
iobn bei papprusgrabunsen tn Der
ssbptifden 2anoi9aft Supum gema4t
bat, peroienen befonoere 9ea4tung
stpei antite 9emGlbe aus Sol5, Die er
i'm dr9dolosiiden Subrbu9 perDffents
li9t bat. Dieie itummen aus ben fehr
beiheioenen Sdufern oes Oorfes Sebe
tpnis, oeren Reite nit ibren 4ellerrduz
men, Sreppenunlasen, SofrGumen uuo
Wobn3immern BON Wiiiteniano befreit
tpuroen uno Der @iHeni9uft neben
5ablrei9en tpertbpollen papprusreiten
uno dnberen lleberraidunsen aud
einen unI9uulihen 8egriff odpoH ges
brdht baben, pie man i'm dlten Geppz
ten, unb sipar auf Dem 0orfe tpobnte.
Omar iino Die SGuIer nur aus 2uft>
siegsIn srbaut, 6eren 6eftistett in ees
ntfen abitGnoeu bur4 eingeItste
galmifGmme erb6bt piro, ober in, Sn.
nern MAIDEN Fe NIT ibren Senitern, bic
our9 SolSlGoen sei9lofen puroen.
NIT ibren Wanoniiden. SIiigeltbiiren.
ia, nit Stud pertleioeteu WGnoen,
duf benen WanogsmGloe ni9t feblen,
einen redt netten Ginorud.
Sn einsm biefer 9Guier nun, BON
bem muir nod aipei suiammenbdngenoe
3immer 3u ertennen tparen, ldgen duf
Dem 8ooen an. Der STEELE, no fe bon
Der Dano sefulIen paren, Die 5pei Sd'
felbiloer in 5ablreide Stiide aerbros
den. Selbit Der robe Solapflod nit
benz Sanfitrid, oeFen zines gnbe nod
I'M ben 8iloerrabmen seI9luneen
mar, lag nod oaneben unb Seiste Die
Qrt Der 8efeitigung bes 8iloes an Der
Danb. 9eioe 8iloer seb0ren, tpie cus
ben borssfunoenen 9ru9itiiden gries
9ifder uno espptif9er papprufe er'
fi9tlid. Der Witte oes 5lpeiten Subrs
bunoerts unierer 3eitrednuns an, un6
balo na9 oisier 3eit mub bus 9aus
berIaFsu unb oeri6ittet tporoen iein.
ba fonit Die pappruife iid ni9t erbals
ten bdben tOnnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20
feine arpbe @eleiniauna.

Dor oem aDlner 9etpsrbeseri9t pers
langte elm S9riftfeBer bon einem
gu9orudereibefber 61.19 Wart &iins
bigungssnti9Goiguns. Gr babe Die
Qrbeit nieoerseIest, neil er our4 Die
Worte rSie iino Elm grober Summs
topf" bsleibist tporoen iei. Der @ers
tlaste CAB an, oab Der aldser fubrIGis
fig Sebler sefsst babe, 10 odB Die sanae
2lrheit ni6t abselisfert iperoen tonnte
uno od babe er in Der Grreguns ses
fa9t: ,Sie fino elm Summtopf." 9as
@eri9t sntf6iso: rSbns 3tpsifsI lieet
sine 8eleioieune Dor. Rad Dem @eieb
tn aber nod ni9t isoe 8slsioisuns bins
rei1eno, nm ole iofortige 2Ofuns oes
Observation-Disclosures gu rs4tfertigen,
Ionoern es erforoert oas 8orliegen
elmer sroben 8eleioigung. gs tommt
auf Die umItGn6e oes Sdlles an, ob
cine srobe geIeioisuns i'm Sinne oes
9siebss porIiest Ooer nidt. Sm pors
Iiesenoen Sulls mar gu beriidii9tigen,
bab Der alGger neben anoern einen be-
fonoers erbebIi9eu 5ebIer geieBt bate.
Der nit uhtoiten Der Girma psrbunoen
mar. Wenn Der Snbdber Der Girma
i'm glsrger bieriiber Dem 4lGger segens
iiber ben frasli1en 4usorud bat fallen
lafen, 70 lam bierin nu4 Den llms
itGnoen oes sanasn SALES cine srobe
Yeleioisung ni9t erblidt peroen." Sie
Rldse puroe odber ubseipieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20
0tLnnarne Na.
SaS 6hriittaniasr @tfiHesridbtH unD bic
s3eitune ,,9Itteupciteu."


Cine grobe aufresune bemd9tiste
ii9 unlGngit in Gbriitianid, Rprpeseu.
Der 2eier Der oortigen 3eituns
paftenpoiten," als iie in Dem 8latte
luien, oab aie srSbte Sebensipiirbigs
teit bon Gbriitianiu, bas bsriibmte
Ditinseridiff. Ourd Seuer OO1itdnOis
5eritOrt fporoen Iei. 0as 8latt be-
idrieb, tpie sesen 5tpei ubr Ra4ts Elm
Mann SIdmmen in Dem innerbalb oes
llniperiitdtsgartenS ltegenoen Sol5s
f9uppen, Der bas toitbare Gabr5eis
birst, bemertt uno fofort glarm ses
hldgen hdbe uno pis oauu our9
tinen erfolglofen 8eriu9 bes WGrters,
6ds Seuer gu l0I6en, Die toitbare 3eit
berseuoet tporoen isi. 10 bab Die eins
treffenbe Geuertpebr ii4 babe buruuf
befhrGnfen miiHen, oas tpeniger
ipertbpoqs, in einem RebengebGuoe
aufbepabrte iosenunnte 9unusS9iff
Dor Dem llntergange gu retten. Sn
ipeniser aIs elmer bdIben Stunoe lei
oas Sdiff, ipel9es elm Sabrtduieno
binour6 in Der Groe Der 3erftorung
setrobt, in QI9e peripanoelt tporoen.
9lm Sdluie Der 5tpei Spulten luns
gen 8ei9reibung bieb es bunn: n9er
ein3ige Sroit BEL oieiem llngliid lit.
ouB Die 9ei6ihte bon 9lnfdns bis gum
Gnoe eroi9tet lit. sic f4iloert, mas
auberoroentli9 lei9t piro seIbeben
tOnnen, lpenn oas S9iff nod Idnssr
In Der bisberisen Deiie aufbepabrt
piro. 0ir bitten uniere 2sier um
GntfduIbiguns, oub mir iie einen aus
senblid erfdredt buben. Dir bdben
6amit beabiidtigt, in oieier Gorm ben
ortnsenben 2lntrus au iteaen. nod in
bieiem Sommer Dem unsliidliden 3us
itano elm Gnbe au MAIDEN" Gs folste
oann elm peri0Rli9sr appsa on ben
Wtuieumsporftdno, ben 8ultusminis
itsr, Die Stortbinssprdfibenten. Ser
@rtitel Der .4ftenpoiten" bat ieinen
3ped ponItdnbig erreibt. bod i'm
3aufe oes Sages lisfen oublrei9e
&unosebungen mdbsebeuoer perfOns
li6teiten bel Der Rsoaftion elm, ,ynb
ods aultusminiiterium beidlob iofort.
bur9 eine aommiifon Die erforoers
liden Mabregeln Sur beferen @rbal'
tung oes Sdiffes porbereiten gu lai'
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20
0as Reaiehen NIT saud,e.

Gs ift Der 8eroa9t entitanoen, bub
our9 gefpriBen Ooer 9esisbeu BON
pflanaen nit iau9ebultisen Sliifiigs
teiten giftbiloenoe &eime an oiefe ses
langen uno duf ibnen, obne ibre 2es
bensfGbisteit gu psrliersn, eintrodnen.
Gin semeiniomer GrIab bes 8ultuss
uno oes 2anopirtbi i9uftsminiiteriums
in prsuben an ben poli3eiprGiioenten
bon Berlin uno an Die Regisrungsprds
fioentsn mabnt unter unoerem aus oies
fem 9runSe our 8orIiht bel Der 9ers
ipenoung DON Suu9e in Der 9emiiies
5u9t uno tpeiit auf Die 9efubren bin,
Die Der meni6lidsn 9eiunobeit erpu4s
fen, Iobaln Suu9e unmitteIbdr nit
ben oberirbiI9en pfldnaentbeiIen in
8eriibrung tommt. Quber anoern
&rantbeiten t0nnen aud Sppbus uno
Rubr 70 perbreitst tperoen. Die @ers
ipaItunssbeb0roen ioIlen Die 8epOltss
runs bieriiber uuftldrsn.
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Aas anti.Giaarettenaeieh.

Seit i'm Staate Snoiana oas antts
Gisarettengeieb In Rraft trat, iino oie
Siinser Der Suititid pollitGnbig tonfus
geiporoen. Man9e Ri9tsr itrafen ole
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uuo laFen Die
Rauder unbebelIigt, tpGbreno dnoere
lsoigli9 foI9s WiHetbGter peroonnern.
Die ii9 nit Gigaretteu ooer Gisarettens
pdpier sripii9en lafen. Ginige Ri4ter
ssben Dem Gefsb cine iol9s auslesung,
oab iiberbdupt ieoer Wenf9, Der rau9t,
5u beitrafen iei. Wieoer dnbere iino
Der Meinuns. oab Der Ginaelnt rauden
oarf, nur 1T es tbm ni9t erluubt, elmer
anbersn psrIon eine Cigarette gu pers
ebren. Ra9 Dem 9eieb muB Elm Siins
Der, Der Dor ben 2aoi ssbrd9t tptrb.
oas erite WaI nidt tpeniger als $25
uno ni6t mebr dls $50 Strafe uno Die
@eri6tstoften be3ablen. Sm Wieoers
bolungsfaI betrGgt bas nieorieite
@trafmab 500 uno ous bO9ite $500.
Ioipie Die Soften, tpentuen Elm babies
Sabr 9efGnsnib. DAB BEL Der pers
ihisoenartisen 9luffaHung Der Ri6ter
alIerlei traeitomii4e SGlle pdTfren,
lGbt ii9 oenten. 60 tpuroe iiineit in
indianapolis elm Wunn. Der cine Gis
aarette rau6te. ni9t perbdftet, ala er
aber sinsn ioIdsn @Iimmitsns.l etnem
getannten CAB, bate ibn aud idon
glei5 elm 9sisbesipG9ter am Sragen.
Nls ii6 in 2oganspOrt elm @eidGftss
rsiisnoer eine Cigarette unftedte. tuuros
er beItraft. obsl.i9 er bon Dem nsuen
GeTeb nod nidts fpubte. llebrisens
fsblt es teinem Gigarettenraudtr in
Snoiana on oem nDtbiesn papier. ous
er bon Der 9lmericun SobaeeO So. ums
fonIt srbdlt. tpenn sr ourum idreibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-20
@ifenbabn 3eittnbelle.
s,lalpare, eadapanna uno @siisrn Balm.
Sn Rraft hen 4. Stunt 1903

in Strait hen |. Junt 1903.
5Iolid -Bsrldei Serauton fur Nsp ycri
nm 2.05, 1920, Cos. 800, 1910, Born. H..
40, 3.40 unb 3.35 3a6mittass. Jir Ntr
gprt u. philadelphia, um 500 u. 1910 0pIm.;
f2.40 uup 3.35 Ra6mitidss. Dur @pulps
bprp. 6.ir Na6mittass.
R0roli6 -8iir Buffalo um LIS. 6.22 u. 900
Ror. t.55. 6.35 unb i1.t0 Ra6miiiass. Giir
9insbamtOu. Glmira uup 3pii6tnifatipntu, um
10 25 Ror unb los ga6m. Sur Ssptau.
Syrasult uuo Utica. I'm LIS unh 6.22 Mlpr.
i.55 Ra6mitiass. Ssresp. Syraeuls uut
Utica 3us um 6.22 Rpr. I6uft tdsIitt, ausa,.
npmmtn SOnntass. Dur @pnirois um 600
@pr.; t.O5 unb 6.35 Rahm. Ni1pIlpn Ae.
somobatiUu. um 4.O0 une 6 Is Ra1mitiass.
Bloomsburg 6ibifion-9srlabi scranton
fir NortbumbtrlauS I'm 6.35, 10 10 W1pr.
1.55 uup 6.35 Na&m. our plymouth I'm 8. .O5
Na1miitags.
SOnntaaes3dee.
eiolid-Bir 0tR gcri um $50, 800
sos nub 1910 @prstus; $40 uuS 1885,
Nahm.
R6roIid = 6Hr Buffalo I'M t.t5, uni
6.22 Wpr.; t.55, 6.35 uub 1t.f0 Na6m
Gar SImira uub 3pii&tnifatiOutn, 1925 gSr.
mttags.
Bloomsburs Sibiiion-9 9alaet Sranipr
nm 1910 Rcr. uub 6.35 sohm.