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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18
4 Msssachusetts Law.

The bill which July !. 1903, became
q law in Massachusetts requiring that
all manufacturers of concentrated food.
stuffs for dairy purposes be compelled
to attiX thereto, in a conspicuous place,
a complete statement of its analysis,
weight and name and address of maker
has been of direct benefit to every farm
er of our state, When we consider that
here in this state every year 100000
tons are used, costing $500 600, we see
how important Il matter this il and
how valuable is the successful outcome
Of this issue. which was so long and
patiently fought out by the state
grange. State Master Ladd.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18

The protective tariff keeps all the
wage carners of the United States at
work in the production of articles
which supply the largest and richest
market in the world, our own. There
by is every community and every indl-
vidual more largely benefited in the
long run than II and he could be in
any other way or by any change that
might help this spot or that spot for
the time being or that might enable
this man or that man for the time be
ing to lower his cost OF production. .-
Milford Mass Journal.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18
Trial List May Term, 1905. seoondweek

Trial List May Term, 1905. SeoondWeek
Return Day, May %, 1905, at O'Clock.
w. w Jackson and Blanche W Sturde-
want trustees for the devisses of the Estate
Of Geo ID jackson decd and w w Jack.
son Admr, d. b. n. ct. C a OF the estate OF
Geo d jackson decd vs. Walter + Gunton
No 81 Sept term, 1901 Trespass; plea
not guilty.
Mullen and Walsh Mercur and Thomson
Isaac Bruner vs. Geo Corson, No.4S
May term, 1903, Trespass; plea, not
guilty. Mullen Shoemaker
3 William l.. Woodruff VS. Walter B.
Gunton, No. 6S May term. 1903. Assump
sit. Plea mon assumpsit. Mullen.
Mercur.
James Tompkins VS. Chauncey r
Wheatley, No IS, May term, 1908. Tres
pass; plea, not guilty
Mullen Thomson and Hess
Caroline B. Lyon executrix of Ed
ward Lvon, decd VS. Hannah Rretmeiel
and George Breitmeier. No. 81, Sept. T
1908. Ejectment. Plea-not guilty.
Mullen, Bradley
Eliza A. lioagland VS. Anna Pardo(
Edison Pardoe and Silas McCarty.
No. 80, Sept. Term. 1903, Trespass.
Plea, not guilty.
Mullen. Thomson 4 Heess
I + II Tomlin now to the use of Gee
w Weaver vs. John 5 Richard, No -
September term, 1903; Issue.
Walsh Muller
s VIM Waliser VS. Kate D Walliser
No ., May term, 1904; In divorce.
Inghams Bradle,
9 Moses Lewis VS. Maram Lewis, n,
|, Sept term, 1904; In lunacy.
Meylert lngham'
10 f. c. Schanabacher VS. the Town
ship of For 5, No. ), Sept. +. 1904. Tres
pass. Plea not guilty.
Meylert Mullen
II Chas Rodtka VS. Gotlich Herger
No 81 December term, 1904; Ejectment
plea, not guilty.
Mullen Scouter
i John II May VS. Geo II Finan ano
wife, No 4, Feb term, 1905, Deft appeal
plea, non assumpsit payment with leave
Mullen Shoemake
Proths office, Laporte, Pa, April 10, 1905
THOS. f. KENNEDY, Proth.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18
Memorial Day al Sonestown.

Memorial Day will be observed by
the =. o. S. of A. and the G.. A. II.
in the following manner:
The G.. a II. OodeI and the Patri-
otic Order Sons of America will meet
at the latter's Hall on Main st. in
the Lorah building at 1.30 II. NJ,
forming in line headed by drum
corps, march to the cemetery, dec
crate after which they will be expect
ed to return to the Methodist Episco.
pal Church for services.
Rev. Bidlack and Biggs have been
engaged as speakers for the occasion.
Special music will be rendered by
full male chorus.
The Committee kindly requests
everyone who can to bring flowers
for decorating purposes. y Com
will be at the church to receive flow
err for this purpose.
After Memorial Services a Base
Ball Game will take place on the
Atheletic field.
Refreshments will be served by the
churches of the town.
\ cordial invitation is extended 10
the general public to participate in
these services.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18

The house of representatives Is to be
complimcnted upon the dignitied man
ner in which il made futile the fren-
zied attempt of member from the
borough Of Brooklyn one Baker. to
gain little cheap notoriety by means
of an absurdly violent attack upon
the president of the United States.
Leaving Baker to howl in vain for ag-
gresSivc action against him because of
what he had said and the resolution he
had offered, the house went calmly
about its regular business. The sen.
ate in Its most dignitied mood could
not have done better Albany Journal
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18
RICKETTS,.
a Temperance Lecture was given
in the Deciple Church Monday even
ing which was well attended

~ ltIi I'Cidll't Lecture WIS given
in the Deciple Church Monday even
ing which was well attended
TreXlcr and TmreIl L..
expect to commence bark-peeling
this week.
\ fire broke out Saturday between
the mill and stave factory but aftera
desperate struggle 1t was extinguith-
ed.
The Lehigh Valley r.. r.. began
work on the new switch which is to
go in by tie stave factory, Monday.
Mr. c. NJ Bender Of New Albany
was business man in this town Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Travis ofTowanda is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Theodore Slayter
here.
Mr., and Mrs Frank Cole rejoiced
over the birth Of a son Monday
morning.
Mr.. Willard Eberlln has moved
his family back.t to Ricketts, where he
is employed in the stave factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Snyder were
presented with nine pound boy,
Friday night.
When Jennings Bros. were about
to close their lumber operations in
the woods here they kept their
horses in the large stable and every
morning and evening the horses
were turned out to go to the water
ING traugh near the bridge. The
unthinking small boys out of their
love for fun hooted at them, gener-
ally causing a stampede among them
and thereby frightening the women
and children who happened to be on
the streets, making them run to Il
place of safety. Now the horses are
gone, and the COWS are turned out to
Craze, but the dogs think it their
business to worry, annoy and STAN
pede the cows. | do not know
whether the COWS have legal right
on the highways or common patches
of wild grass, but they certainly
harm no one, and | do not think
the dogs have any more rights than
the cows have on the highways un-
less they are accompanied by some
one who can keep them under con-
troll Your correspondent does not
own either COW or a dog, but he
feels sorry for the defenseless cattle,
who like himself may have work to
obtain all that is necessary for them
to have. | for one believe that some
means should be taken to keeh dogs,
not only in Lopez, but everywhere,
under restraint until cold weather
comes. Don't you Mr.. Editor?
A Lopez correspondent.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18

Flowers for Memorial Day are be-
ginning to blossom, but the crop of
beautiful blossoms to be strewn up
on the graves of the natiou's heroes
promises to be very short if the wea-
ther does not get warmer. Every
fling is backward this year.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18

1t has been reported, according to
Il Waverly correspondent, that sill
Yer and copper mime has been dis
covered west of the Chemung River
near Athens. After an investigation
was made, New York parties were
wired for and they came on to look
on to look over the ground. In the
party from New York was Il mining
expert who says that the property is
valuable and arrangements are being
made to form stock company to
operate the mine.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18
Base Bal! at Sonestown.

Picture Rocks was defeated in an
interesting game played at Sones-
town, Saturday, the score being 8
to 6. Priestly, a visitor played for
the home team and held the Rocks
team to six hits and struck out
seventeen men The score as follows:
SonestowL o , > 0Oi o X Oh >
p. II, COL HOP o 6 6 :
Batteries priestly and Laird,
Sprout and Grouse. Struck out by
Priestly II, by Sprout 6, bases ON
balls Priestly ,, Sprout :.
Sonestown with Priestly and Cor
nelson as battery defeated the crack
Bernlce team here on Tuesday after
noon by the score of to 3. Only
3 hits were mede by Bernice and
Priestly struck out 23 men Two
wild throws saved Bernicc from a
shut out.
Sonestown 90 01 0 0 , o 4 $ 1
Bernice 90 900 . Y 3 3 3
Batteries Priestly and Corneilson,
Hillman, Weed and Coolbaugh
Struck out by Priestly '23, by Weed
by Hillman 8. Bases on balls of
Priestly ,, Weed |, Hillman
Mrs. William Wanck, of OvertOn
township, committed suicide Thurs
day by hanging in her husbands 5
barn during the absence of her fami-
ly. She was mentally deranged.
Mrs. Wanck was - years of age
and is survived by two children, the
youngest three years of age. Mr..
| Wanck left home in the morning to
take load of hay to Neu Albany.
| Mrs. Wanck sent her two children to
the neighbors and then went to the
barn and climbed onto the hay NOW,
having first secured IA rope.
She fastened one end TO a beam in
the barn and then placed the other
/ in IL hard knot about her neck
When found her feet We're curled
under her body, the rope having
been too long to allow her to be sus-
pended in the air. Death from
strangulation ensued.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18

Here is fact that city folks should
remember when they are poking fun
at the country Reuben, says an eX
change. Farmers compose onc-hali
of our population, but they only COM
mt two per cent of our crimes.
There is sound reason for saying 'the
honest farmer" for he has morals all
along the line. He keeps the ten
commandments better than most peo-
Pile
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18
San Jose Scale in Sullivan. County

this pest was indeed timely, but it
| did not go into the matter quite as
| pOintedly as we think it should, and
hence we venture this communica-
tion.
DO you and your readers of all
classes know that it is among us
now? That it makes no distinction
in its attacks? That it will Kill the
maple trees along the beautiful
streets of your borough and the fruit
trees in your yard just as ruthlcssly
as it will the trees in the farmers
orchard?
We noticed three or four thrifty
young naples at the town station of
the Eagles Mere railroad in Sones-
town that We're its victims and we
scrapcd the scales Off the others.
The thought has occurred to us
that it is iDpracticabIc for the pri-
vate individual, either citizen or
farmer, to be fully equipped to deal
with it by spraying for want of prop
er appliances and for the practical
knowledge of the safest and surcst
preparation to use.
Why would it not be good
scheme for the Muncy Valley Farm
er'S club and th' rent oranges
each to see employ
4 competent man to uo.,., * for
al the members or for the whole
community or ncighborhood?
1t is Il condition that everybody
should be concerned about just as
much as "A contagious disease, a. it
stops for no fences or other obstruct-
ions and it works while men sleep.
We incline to think it should be
compulsory for every one to adopt
the most effective measures to eXter-
inmate the pests and where any
one fails to do the work there should
be some authority that is empowered
to do it aud collect the cost.
The revelations of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company have left a
bad taste in the mouth of every man
who carries an sold line" life inSur-
mce policy. OF course the Equitable
is sound financially, but its profits
have been materially curtailcd by
! diShonorable, if not dishonest, prac-
tees of its directors and managers
and the savings of thousands of pcO-
pie have been risked in the specula-
tive market.
The plague in India has proven
| worse than war. There are recorded
s., ,S9j deaths in single week. San
itation is almost impossible in a
country where an ancient and erron-
eOus relgiOue belief forbid. the eX-
! terminrtiOn of all animal life, even
the rats, which are the great convey
ors of the plague,
Harry Perkins of Binghamton'
last week was taken before United
States Commissioners Mix in Towan-
da, charged with the theft of ten
cents from rural free delivery mail
Postoifice Inspector II. +. Lucas,
of Williamsp0rt. On his own adj
swer in the United States court ut
Williamsport in June, and was
committed to the Bradford county
Jail.
The penalty for molesting, dama
ging, opening or stealing from an APP
proved rural box is an impris-
onment not to exceed three years or
fine of not more than $1,000.
The new line fence law which was
recently approved by Governor Pen
nypacker, will be of interest to every
farmer and property owner. The
act provides that each property own
er must keep up half of the line fence
and if he does not the adjoining pro-
perty owner can put up the fence and
collect the cost for so doing. In case
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18

Memorial Day will be observed at
Forksville by services at the NJ. f..
Church at O'Clock p. NJ with dec
Grafton of graves in cemetery i'm
mediately following. The address
will be given by IL. L. Ames of
Williamsport.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-05-18

The plague III India has proven
worse than war. There are recorded
IS, S95 deaths in IA single week. San
itation is almost impossible in a
country where an ancient and erron-
eous religiouc belief forbids the eX-
terminrtion of all animal life, even
the rats, which are the great convey
ors of the plague,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
SeitereS aus Der sGuIe.

aus Ssilbronn ipirb beriatet: Sn
einem S9ulauffab iiber cine biitoris
fde perIOnli9tsit bate Elm Schiller
am SdluHe bic Wenbung eebrau4t:
nH q d ieinsm Sobe itarb sr." DGbs
reub bes unterridts lief Der 2ebrst
ben Sdilern bic tie%fiinnise STEELE
gum uusemeinen GrsoBen Dor:
FRA, Tag mir einmal." froet Der
9ebrer, als bas @etider iein Gnbe
nsbmsn poIte, siuen Der Sunssn, befz
fen Seitsrtsit Defenders lebbaft 1T.
rtparum fommt Dir benn bic STEELE gar
70 ld6erlih por2"
% madt Der 9efrdste elm pers
idmibtes 9efidt unb plaBt beraus:
-Deirs folI9 1T; IS mub beibsn:
. o ieinem Sobe itarb err"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Gin seoitsener shIaf.

4leranbre Dumas, Der Siineerc,
bat ni6t nur in Isinen Stiidsn sinsn
idlasfertissn uno seiitreiden Nit
entfalttt, Ionoern puBte aud in ieis
mem 2eben RAID uno fein isbem @ibs
IpieI Sl bsgssn.n. Sin bibiGss Bel
ipisl ersGblt @rtbur ). 0apiofon in
elmer unlGneit enlightenment eueliiden
Geographic oss Oi9ters. Giues Sas
ses iibt er nit benz 9i9tsr unb 9ro'
matter 4leranbre Soumet i'm Sbeas
tire Srdnedis. Gin Stiid BON Soumet
pirb uufsefiibrt. % iieht Dumas ei-
men 3uidauer, Der feit idldft. rSes
ben Sic" idet sr gu Soumet, has 1T
bic Dirtuns. bic Sbr Slid ausiibt."
Den nGdften 4bsnb ipur6e 5uFGnig
elm Stiid bon Dumas seaeben uuo
pisberum !puroe Elm Serr iuGbrenb Der
auffiibrung bonn S6ldf iibsrfpGItiet.
Soumst fab nun BEN ausenblid our
Reban9e ettommen; er tlopfte 9us
mas auf bic S9uIter unb fasts;
.9itte, lie6er Dumas, iiberSeusen Sic
Iid, baB bei Sbrsm Stiid 2eute ebenio
Ianft I9Iafen t6nnen, tpis Bel hsm meis
men," nNift bod" mar Dumas
idnsIle auttpOrt. has 1T ia nod uns
fer Sreuu5 BON seItern; Der lit nod
gar ni6t aufseua9t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Trauenbewesuns bor fiinf;is
Sabreu.

lin bic Mitte bes 10. Sn6r6unoerts
battle bic 5rnuenbefpegung in amsrita
bereits srbsblids 6ortidritte gema9t.
S6on i'm October 1850 psrfammslte
fi6 in Dorceiter elm rGonbent fir bic
Re4te Der 5rauen". Qlus aebn Staaz
ten paren alts. mittsldlterli9e unb
iuugs 0umsH in GROCER 3abl berbeiz
eeeilt, nm nit psreintsn GrGften ges
gen bic MGnner gu tGmpFen. Iber
dlsbalb mar au6 3pistrd6t in ibrsn
Reiben. Die groffnunereoe Der CUR
prGFbentin s~etrGblten pauIins 0dpis
aus Rbobe Sslano bsfrisoigte nidt
unb 2utretid Wott aug Rem Yort
mar 70 bdmiI4, bi. 5laubsit bisfer
Reos baruuf 5uriid5ufiihren, baB
pdulins 9lpis bon ben MGnnern ais
~S90nheit" be5eidnst peroe. Seine
RoieHpaFer pOlitit!" Iauiste Der
feuriee S6lub i6rsr lusfiibrursen.
rNun mub Die sdrtse, oone, unOerz
biiGte Wabrbeit Idsen! Die Srau
piro in Der iebisen GsislI9aft pers
d9t.t unb nit 5iibeu sstreten. SO
lit 3eit. bisIsm DsrbaBtsn SpIt.m elm
Gnbe gu bersitsn. Der 4ugenblid lit
getommen, bic SABINE Der tpsibliden
llnabbGugisteit dufsupfIdnaen, unb
fs barf nidt sber n%ieberseIsst psrbsn,
Bis Der Sies erfod.sn uno beibe 9ez
id)ls6ter duf ben SUB b0Qieer 9leinz
belt g,ItsIt iino."
Srau &elsr Itslte bann ben Ins
trag, bic 6rduen miiBtsn odna6 fires
ben, aud oas WabIre@t gu srobern.
Sn 3utunft miiBten aud bic 5rauen
ipd6leu unb gspdbIt ipsrben tonnen,
ale 8eamtenItelIen miibtsn linen auz
ednsIid ieiH. aud bic Stens oes
Prdioentsn Der Rspu6Iif. S6lieBlid
purOs aud conitatirt, nab bic 5rauen
ourddus niht bic gbIi6t 6d6en, Ff
Dem &risgsoienit gu eatSis6sn. lin
lie fir oenIelben tdugIif 3u MAIDEN.
lei aud nur nOtbis, bic MGo6en in
3utunft gang slsidmGbig nit ben
&na5en gu er3isbsn. Dab oies erreift
tpsrbe. lei Sund@it iiberbaupt bos
Wi4tisite. Sine tIeiue gitdnterie
bot cieIer Content nit sinem proteIf
sesen = Senap Climb. Die 6sriibmt,
Sdn9srir usrieBte bamaIs seraoe BIZ.
amsritaner in Gnt5iidtn, uno in benz
protsit. o,r bon WiB DilIon aug
Ohio beontrest puros, srtlGrte man
bic unmutbi9e Sennp als 8err6tberin.
Sic teidimpfts bic 6rausn, inoem lie
osrsn 5prannsn idmei9ls unS i6nsn
9eraniigen bsrsite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Sapaniidje grandchildren.

Der MilitdrurSt Or. Satenatd IN
Sotio bat nit srbebli6er Wiibe cine
3ufammsnitslung Der @Or5iige unb
Sebler Der iapaniIdsn pie Der abeno=
ldnoii6en 6rausns. &inoerz uno
Mdnnerfleioung gsmadt, ipobei er bic
9eIunbbeit, bic S9onbeit, ben Sos
itenpuntt, bic 9auerbdftigteit uno
8erpenbungsfdbisteit q. 8. bic Wtogs
li6teit, aus einem 6rausns elm 3in>
ber-, aus sinem Serrsns Elm 9amens
Heb II. I. IN. su maden) in Setradt
Sog. Die Gin5elbeiten feiner Isabelle
piirben uns bier gu nett fiibren; mir
polIen uns uuf bas g%nbersebniB be-
f6rdnten, unb bisfes lit, bab bic
Suusz, &rantenz unb SGuglinsstleiz
Der, iopie bic S9lafrOd. bsioer 9e'
f4ledter. fsrner bic peibliden ains
bersepGnber mad iupuniider 4rt, od'
gegen bic &nabens uno bic mdnnIi6s
9eI6dftstleioung in europGii4er
Weiie ben 8orsus Derbiensn. Or. Saz
fenata fiist ben Ratb binSu, man mos
&c bic MGnsel bes 6simiiden SoiletS
tenpefens abitellen, babel aber bic
S90nbeitsfrdge i'm 4uge bebdlten,
bann psroen mir ii9erli9 bic porz
treffliditen Sru9ten bubeu, bic es
iiberbaupt sibt."
Die iapaniiGs Trduentteiouns 1T
felt pielen Sahrsebnitn in alien pss
fentli9 unberdnoert gsblieben uRo
aud nod INNER ebsnio anmutbie,
fiinItlerii6, begusm unb geIuno. Die
Oamen benten ni9t barun, fi6 bic
SbrlGppdsn bur9loden gu lafen uno
fie nit Saab gu ~bebdnsen, aud fdat
es ibnen ni6t elm, bic Singer our4
&inse 81 Derunftalten ober ben Sbsrz
leib in Stabls unb SiI6bsintuiten gu
prefen, ober bic 6iibe burh bobe
S9ubabidbe gu peritiimmsln ooer auf
Sut unb &lsio tobte @0gel dus3uitelz
len. Sier cine tnappe SdilOerung
bes 4nSugss Der 9amen Der bOberen
unb mittleren Stdnbs. Den anfung
ma9t ySumobidi", Elm redtpiutlises
Stiid Stoff beliebissr art, bas um
bic 2snben selegt tpirb unb Bis gum
8nie rsi9t. 9riiber tommt y9I6iz
BAN, Elm eng ~dnlieeenbes &leioungsz
ftiid, bus an @infadbeit einem 8aoes
munteI gleid, aber febr fd0n 1T uno
eenObnli9 aus belem, Sartem Seioenz
trepp bsitebt. SIN Binter foIst nun
.S9itagi", elm pGrmeres Sbertleib
BON Der gIeiden Sorm, i'm Sommer
fat oefen r8imono", i'm Sauie aus
9aumpontrepp, fir Stats unb
9sIsII6aftstoiletten aus Seioe ooer
Ssibsntrspp ober 8rotat nit rei9er
Stidsrei. Sas .8imono" piro mitz
tells Oes nSoIoObi", elmer langen Seis
bentreppidGrpe, bic mebrmuls INN bic
Suiae ssipunoen lit, bsfsTtigt. 3ulebt
fommt bic piece de resistance,
bas Obj, Elm ettpa 4 Ydrbs lanses,
q garbs breitss Slid biditsr Ssios
pbsr 9rotdts. OisIss Stiid bilOst ben
Stola Der poG!babenben Sapansrtn
unb ipielt bei ibr unssfGbr bic sIeide
Role tpie BEL uniern pornebmen Das
men bic 0idmanten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
St1tuneen
bon @utiubitO. Safer bon Sapan.

bon Taitiubito, Saiier bon Sapat.
Eriebfertig lit mein Siun; in gintra6t
modt
Wein 2eben lang i6 feiu nit allen;
Gof adj = es iteigen BetteriuoIien
nieber,
Der Sturm bebt an uno peiti6t bic 8eIs
len nuf.
Sic gIemente raien nm mid Der
SD Jams nidt faiien. tuarum benz it'll
II.
@abrlidl Riht infer lit Die SduIb.
gBir ipollten lalter fem IN Mort uno
Chat.
limb m~perfudlet bIieb iein JiitteI,
Redt 81 befommen in geredter Sade.
Bereebeus aIlesl Sun mag Der @ott,
Ser in Der Neniheu Ser5eu iiebt, urs
gndSig ieini
III,
Sic SImaen in Der Sront; ihon ereifen
aufl Die Nlten 5u ben Waffeu.
$ief. tief biuab lid beugeno gu ben Sals
men
8eimien i'm 8eisfcIS reide Srudt Die
@reiie.
GO eiiert GIt uno Sung, gu opferu
SreuSig iid benz SatcrIanp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Gtn ghaHerftein.

GO mar sur 3eit ausuits III. in
DRESDEN. Die @olbmU1ertunTt uub
ibre S6peitertiiufts bsberridten be-
mails bic pbantafie Der 2euts in 10
bobem @rabe, baB uns bic @.I9idte
zines Oresbener pflafterfeins, bic
einit Der Ssrr Spfratb Meuiel in Grs
lansen iosur biitoriid piiroigte, nidt
untpabf6einIi9 norfommen piiroe,
ipenn lie aud ni6t bsslaubist mare.
Dieter pflaiteritein befanb ii9 in Der
NG6e bes Palaftes bes Grafsn Rus
totpstp, Dor benz Sfpsi 9rsnabiere
S6ilopude ftanben. SSn mitternG9z
tiger Stunbe mar es nun, bab ii9 elm
gebeimniBpOIer Grsmoer ben SOloas
ten nubte uno ibneu elm paar 9olbz
itiids bot. ipenn ie inn bebilfli6 feiu
tuouten, sinsn Stein aus benz pflaiter
gu beben. beffen er bebiirfe. UNI 9oIb
gu MAIDEN. Die Solbatsn piberiton'
ben cine 3eit lang Der @erIudung,
enoli6 uber erldeen lie, Der 6remoe bes
fam ieinen Pflaitsritein uno feline
Selfer sunG6it einen 9pppelloutsbor,
ipGter aber = stpDlf Gage glrreit. 9i.
9ei6idte lam ndmli9 beraus uno
cine 3eitIdns muBten bic Ptlaiterfteine
Dor benz Rutopstbfden paIuit GEE
rdbesu betpa6t tperbsn, benn bic Moes
li6teit, nit ibrer Silfe Sob gu ma
den, IieB ben 2euten 10 LANCE feline
Rube, Biz Der 8orfaa feline auftlG'
runs fanb.
Ra9 benz p~rototol, bus barii6er
aufgenommen fpurbe, 6anbelte es 1id
in bieiem 6aa bur1aus niht um oas
llnternebmen zines 4l6imiiten, ions
bern nur um oas - zines @erliebten.
Der urbeber Der ganSen a~ufrssenOsH
@ffGre par tein 9eringerer als Der
fruna0iiide 9eIdnbte, Der ieinen aufz
entbalt in Dresden ni6t alI:in duf
ppIittidem @ebist perpertbste, piela
mebr aud bemiibt mar, i'm Reid Der
2iebe neue grfabrunsen gu MAIDEN.
llnb 10 fam es bann, bab er in 8saie'
bunsen gu elmer fdOnen Dame seristb.
bic 10 ftrsng bepu6t fpurbe, oab bic
beiben 2iebenben fein anberes Sell
mebr faben, als = cine gntfiibrunq.
9tbsr aud fir cine gntfibruns ipareu
bic @srbGltniFe bic bsnfbar ungiin.
Tighten. Bel Gage mar lie unmOgs
lid, oa bic S96ne ME ALIEN ausgeben
burfte, unb elm nG6tli6er @usbru9
nit Silfe elmer rpmdntiiden Stridleiz
ter Idisn unourdfibrbdr, ba bic Wobs
nune Der Dame benz Hutopstp'f6en
pulait seeeniiber lag, Dor benz bic
Collaboration uuf uub ab i9ritten.
Der unternebmungsluItigs Barrier
puBte ii6 aber aud in Oieiem Sale gu
belfsn. gr i~nitruirte ieinsn 0iener
unb bieIer Tpielte bic Rols bes Qldis
miiten, nobel er bic beiben SolOuten
10 oirisirte, bub er lie Bel benz auss
Beben bes pflaiterItsins benz S9aus
plaB Der greianiFs ben Riiden Sus
tpsnbeten. DGbrenb lie nun, aufgss
regt bur6 bic 9elbfiide, lire ei9ent
@efdbr persefenb. eifris bemiibt mas
rem, nit ibrer @affe bas immerbiu
ni9t sunS lei6te Bert gu poabrinsen,
bate Der Barrier 3eit genug. iein
2ieb9en aus benz 6eniter gu bolen.
0as 1T bic 9eidi6te elmer Sresoener
@~ntfibrune aus Der 3eit Der Sob
nader, unb lie pdre ipobl ME uufses
tlGrt tporbsn, bate nidt sHbli6 bic
hobe Sbristsit ben 3uTummsnhang
stpiidsn Der peridpunbenen 9rssbnss
rim unb benz perfdpuubenen pflaiters
Itsin i9on entbsdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09

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