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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
wanrs a Efus,r an F.ttfa-.

Gem Linras WAC commanded tie
Spanish croaps * sautfasD4 Ci4tSs DIR
ing r.ie Es-Spauo-sTrertcaH rrsr Lrrf-
raTed by rae ATTACKS 81 Etfe aditss 80
the EspaTIsH Eievs az gFafsrFg azs re-
signed ci1s captain gss1ezatsFtDD 81 Cst-
asorfa asd ssifs aiE ec5us5 u.s. sfts 81
TSr. Saffar Sbr5:ssfaG
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

ftt.eass ~ aNaias brobabfiity tslaf As<
stsg.tssss7 vffll sooffa Have an fee making
pisnt A Ri5VGfffeTft II sft fsatt Is So
sssisys e eorapany wfth a caSfttai 81
$50, o5n Sevpr4a, r-feff have airsady
sfssrrted as4dut $4,000 worth Of
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
s4ases. il iasssse 20 sssl,oo0s-

Z Tie seaAgss7} r5esr41 ~ Etsftss F'3His,e91s
F = ssa - n Grrse=s, fsr111erGg
e~aaetssts Superintendent 81 FStfadl c3g4rg-
80 srss rl8sey ~7se9sJaDaTs H4tftp 81 Lead
sf2Gf4 9ssFttttH 81 principal 81 TIE city
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
RuSh for Land.

IT, -zEh Of settlers to the new
zz-1s Eezr Of the Missouri continues at
~ z@5gh- The Chamberlain land Of
@c= nd -51 homestead entries dur
x L-gZsc This is 4 good showing
Id -@a-E another thousand settlers
C-=gyr% Lyman ard Stanley coun-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
uaiaassdi fiaatfaslAd.

John Hail, #H8 while serving q thirs
ty-day jail sentence fer stealing a sad
die broke jail ~ Dakota sitY n was
afterwnrd captured IN fBFt county,
has completed MS tiHle aHd been TAX
en- to ThtiFst6H county; where he has
a similar charge Banging OYER him:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

The board of mmissionerS of Clay
e1gEnty have decided to submit the
proposition of building 81 new court
house to the voters at the next election
IN November.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

ia. CI1ftpE s5afe@ eaar- st CA@srtSvtlGfL
RsttrssrrG Hr5zrrr E~aaTIHp.ag@-r wEtnt NAT.
5aerT Ef5gtEsss af5iltH atu la sE1Ese@t's ~
aesvesIrag afgsptgEss=s rrzstEa~ CEfrs7Ilsa tie
rfsajfsg rses =sar;s=8e@a1 rin < re-~Jl VI "'Ic
ssyftB q EE&Jf -ase@ tn NE d@s~afzutaf@T
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
essr Farscss,s sstt. Tserpsa,s

Qaaraae51e officers III sssaa RaHess-
e6 r~asissest ~laittne 80 Etrgpseft r|
says on aa 8tssaTEisr sfteFfs gF5fast
Just strieeH sra he otsa4fs sFi6 asssy
s-szassastaxaaEe safdetice 81 tsaeFa
III sf5.ss,s rge4sttssaazasss5 5gssres sSs.,4t3az.z
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

A new census bulletin shows that the
number of manufacturing establishments
in this country increased only 4 per cent
from 1900 to 1904, while the capital in
creased Al per cent. An interesting COM
parison is made between the iron indus
try in this country and England. Al
though England has 362 furnaces at work
and the United States 1913. still almost
half as much more product is credited to
the American industry. Another economic
effect is said to be the steadying of prices
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
9.ss Neseeac ractory.

Etpf5 ElFs AZ ~ have a ccrnen fac
is-y sszd work A. se4as rrsshed with
~. 6eaa ~ Supplying tFs market next
t~-rsssssg WIS Cement is oiaFaped to be
ssss 4rfss.s 1~assIifs ~ taa9 found at
rassEssofs assgeff IL rafedi ~ eSs COVER
dsasss 40 fse beat IN t7se country
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

1osEE Etrrfnhrssin &sslseft cos1gtT in
ar4t So fts5 e8eftsTftR winter wtaeat by
sa4Eitsa ff4iss aatl. fiery asps expert
rfaeat s4t5p gFfss r~eeatltss have been
Etstfga tt4ati} stisFtfeaepet.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
annna a, -.

ge E~atfhHep8s sqs& PSpuiists of
MIR ek cattatI FsiE dFsear county con-
4tgtNf sstyais8lts stc nominated Geo.
sshiliss fSsf representative and Will
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

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-o-~o.-n5cs sailed t-,gr - Ca-A-
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

A fire tn a livery stabte a wFaeESf1
az st Joseph no. Friday resulted IN
the death OF John L. Payne, 4 drfver.
WHO Was ~sufSpcsted in bed FITS bodT
was aIHsoss enssresy c-orssgr4sd- The
tnss Mss
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

- = Sch-2der's hardware store at
E@ZEg -pEe-her with all the post
stZi.- GGzz-@E and mail. burned Thurs
EaF rEa- The origin of the fire is
L~gza-@E71 SchEadcr had small insur-
zzi1s Ea sock
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
II Turesrsxnf, Frsherse3

The AVA tug Potomac sailed sam.
aaT s=sssss ~ sss s-sfssas1 f-
ixnd 10 prosecute an inquiry Jnso tine
nsherfez. Prof. Afexan<ser. Of WASH
fs1gtors Was aboard a. the rsprrsserrta-
Dives or Sne- fxzS es1--r--I..fr1
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

Tss4ssssea rsess g. 5zt gsltie2n wiG he
r4assgEA .H5rf#a4 .Sl9ststys 9rI@teztar G2faE1~
yEt-z Taae aep4ssfpG; eSsaf rftte 54ssssGssg
~ sfsss r7aser 5eaH u9gBlEsn r4astttr'g bass
basz~D rRBtpass@es} Fasf tics GzacItsltc
etgHtthG azslis7rag.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

Epst SHs1H EScf'aff CSsf' Se""f s~~opt-
Ttsf esa7llaigs dstgtifRg an Eaectri-
CT Storm Eief1taidiS staeaeGs the e
8zl 3F4ir7t7 t@rp Btttfa71 fa1saiBfes were
sfaeBiftg n pfss Kat5fe agency burn
ftsss ifhss B9sl4tlng emf ~ss9rcF1Eng all Of
ffAa Ese9t5e4fp 5nti atEt seriously injur-
ris smE 81 tifafi1
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
aeysYejy Injured J,y Bull,

liver Hanson. q farmer living ahaat
twelve miles if9FtA af sioux Fails,
while at Wetk among his cattle was vi
ciousiV attacked W 2 ban belonging TO
the herd,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
st,tc ", q, r, q, Convention,

The eighteenth sffHtat state w, G,
T. U. convention VIII be teld ~ Par
ker on Thursday. sept 30, and will
continue over Sunday
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

Weather conditions were very I'M
E4rvrgrz58@ for the South Dakota state
EgStr At Huron. causing man changes
~ Hg1e program. The crowd, however.
VA very large.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

Rev. Philip Nusnch, pastor ~ the
German Lutheran church, IT Bridge
water. died suddenly Thursday al his
home of dropsy,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

The biggest potato is reported from
armour 1t tipped the beam ut "a
ounces. and might well be called o
"whopper.'
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

The contractor who was to put in
tho hosting plant at the government
building at Pierre, after shipping a
part 81 his material, defaulted on his
contract. and the material on hand
bas been confiscatcd by the govern
ment, and new bids will be asked for
on n basis Of Il part OF the material
furnished.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
adsy..,ra m s,,rar ptsesa

Afl ssft grades - rafi1sa ssJgsr na
beea advanced u CENTS affs tGi aasss
grades 5 10 10 ssf4ta q aa4gsgt4 ga73tFgs
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

Tw0 n1er were drowned IN she aa1-
tor boat races on she Hudson river
Friday They were Harry Ferry :
IL ESnxron-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

Major e. f. Merrisy, supervisor of the
Wichita, Kan, forest reserve, is prepar-
ing to receive a herd of t~wenty-seven buff
falo, a gift from the geological associa-
ton of New York, to be used for propa-
eating the species.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

w. fl, Gehr and wife, and w. L.
Garfield, of Wcnatches, Wash, who
sre on a ten thousand mile automO-
bile tour, from their home to Cuba
and Porto Rico. and back by way of
Texas aud Mexico. and through Cali
fafnia- spent "a night in Pierre last
week,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
ROB Norrh naknfa Eank..

banks at Underwood. n d. The rob-
b~ra escaped
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

The hunting parties which went GU
from Pierre to help inaugurate thu
hunting season at different points II
the state, did not bring back any grea
amount of game. They complained
that pot hunters had cleared up mos
Of the chickens before the first of tn
month and that but little good shoot
ing was to be found by those who OBJ
served the law.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21
Federal esysl Adjavras,

Ths September teEH ~ circuit court
convened at BeadwG9d Wednesday
with 50 jury eases and 1870 cases 10 be
heard before the Judge on the oaien-
dar. Eight decisions were handed
down and the court adjourned until
the 10th, when this grand jury will be
called.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

Congressman Burke. after a short
visit at his home in Pierre, left last
week for New York, where he, as
chairman of the Republican congress
sional committee, will be busy for the
next few months. He says there has
been but little doing SO far, and that
there is not much activity expected
until after the nominations have been
generally made, when the committee
will have plenty of work on its hands
to make UP for the present quiet days.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-09-21

The teachers who will be employed
u. Frick. superintendent; Thos. Askin,
department of German, principal high
school; Juna Kephart, department Of
Latin; Maude Stoddard, department of
icience; Florence Treadway, depart
nent of English. Central school
~Teannette Burgitt; Sara Beckwith- Ma
bel Shurtlec, Anna 81. HoIister. Fran
.es Nicola. lincoln schooI-Rertha
Kalder, Julia Dudley, Margaret Will
son, NJ. S. Allen. Washington school
Myrtle Hutchtson. Cora kettteson
lnex Dennison, Maude Coy
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
YOUNG MEN ENTHUSIASTIC
Public Meeting Held Tuesday Nigh
in Interest of o. L. Branson's
Candidacy.

1889 &Nh ttfryEIEE
Seventy five young men met in the
rooms of the tire department in the
city hall Tuesday evening to organize
for the election of U. L. Branson,
the candidate for mayor on the Citl-
zens' ticket, and whom they were
instrumental in nominating at the
convention during the day.
In. Slmons was elected chair
man of the Mecting and Raymond
Thompson was chosen as secretary.
"A dozen young men made blief adj
Dirt sses giving their reasons Tor sup
porting the candidacy of Mr.. Branson
and the remarks we've received with
enthusiasm, indicating that the
young men were going into the cam
paign thoroughly in earnest i'm their
efforts to elect their candidate.
Ward committees We're appointed
from the meeting and these commit
tees will cut in their time from
now on to election polling their
respective wards and presenting the
claims of their candidate. Another
meeting will be held in the fire de-
partment rooms Thursday evening.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
MANY new NAMES
Board of Registration Placed $50
Names of New People on the
Registration List.

Tuesday the board of registration
was in session in the auditors Office
in the city hall building for the pur
pose Of receiving the names of new
people, making the necessary changes
OF persons who had moved from one
ward to .anothe. and placing the
names OF residents who had been in
adverdently overlooked.
The day OF registration brought
out the fact there are a great many
new voters i'm the city. and We were
Informed that about $50 new voters
were placed on the list. With ii full
vote out on election day next Tues
day. 1T is thought that the vote of
the city will reach nearly 1000.
Quite a number Of the students who
are attending the University APP
peared at the registration place to
get their names on the list in order
to cast their vote at the city cleo
tion. Not so large a numLer regis
tered as was anticipated. When
they we're asked where their home
was nearly all Of them answered that
they lived. say, for instance, at
Aberdeen, Redfield, etc. Under the
circumstances they were informed
that If their home was elswehere
they could not be considered as legal
voters in the city Of Mitchell. Those
who did register asserted that theil
home was in Mitchell. just what
the student vote will amount to is
hard to tell until election day. There
is a diversity of opinion as to wheth'
er students OF the University have {
right to vote in a city where they
are attending college and to take :
hand in determining the conduct o.
city affairs unless they are actual res
idents. The question has always
come..up at the city and county cleo
tions.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
THE PROHIBITION Meeting
Local Speakers Presented the Issues
to a Fair Audience at the
City Hall.

The campaign projected by the
committee Of thirty citizens was in
augurated at the city hall Wednesday
evening, although the audience
! which vas IN attendance was not
as large as the promoters expected. 1t
was late when the program was be-
gun, and it was started off with
singing prohibition hymns under the
direction of Pastor Wilkinson. Prof.
L. A. Stout, of the University fac
ulty, presided over the meeting and
introduced the speakers, making a
few predatory remarks concerning
the object of the series Of meetings,
which was to make it impossible for
| the saloon to exist in Mitchell
Prof. John l.. Seatoh, of the Uni
versity faculty, was the first speaker
touching on the saloon question in
the light of a poor business PROPOSE
! tion for Mitchell to tolerate the open
saloon. In travelling over the state
he said he had been informed that
Mitchell was a hard town because of
the number Of saloons here. He dis.
cussed the home and the saloon, and
the relation of the saloon to building
up society, and also the saloon and
the University, closing with the
presentation of some ideas on the
preservation of the manhood of the
country by driving out the saloon.
Harley CLAUS, a University student.
read an essay on the prohibition
question, and Harry Weak, another
University student, gave one Of the
best addresses Of the evening, dis
cussing the saloon from the economic
side. Rev. A. e. Carhart read a
dozen or so letters from farmers
around Mitchell, the majo-ity OF
whom were opposed to the saloon
and held to the idea that it's pres
ence was not necessary to draw their
trade. Prof. A. M. Jayne, of the
University faculty. devoted his re-
marks to the LACK of organization
among the prohbiitionists and crit
icised them for not keeping up the
work the yea. round instead of a
spasmoidc effolI just before election.
He believed in making it an issue all
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
The BRIDGE REPAIRED
Milwaukee's Pontoon Bridge Has
Been Restored and Trains are
Now Crossing over.

In a comparatively short time the
Milwaukee road has repaired its pom
toon bridge across the Missouri river
at Chamberlain. and Tuesday after
noon trains were sent over to the
western country. The bridge went
out last Friday morning when the ice
came down from the north in such
quantities and such force that the
spontoon affair was unable to with
stand the onslaught. Nearly 400 feet
on the Westsbank Of the river was
carried away and went to the bot
stoln OF thesriyer.
Fortunately the company had a
suficient amount OF material on
hand and sufficient number Of pile
drivers to get to work Immediately.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
AHswEREs QUESTION DIRECT
Candidate Branson Answers the Cues.
Jon Of How He Win Vote on
License question
Mitchell, S. d., April 10. 1906

Mitchell, S. d., April 10, 1906.
To Louis Beckwith, j. o. Walroth,
Man b. Korn. ct al:
Gentlemen: In yesterdays issue of
The Republican you state the fol-
lowing question is to be submitted to
the electors of this city on April
18th, 1926: '"Shall Intoxicating Ii
quors be sold at retail in this city?''
You ask whether | will vote yes;
or mo- upon this question | am
glad you have seen fit to ask me this
question and l am more than pleased
to express to you my views upon the
subject. l am in favor of a we'll reg
ulated, strictly enforced high license
and I shall vote eyes,
Most Sincerely Yours.
o. L. Branson.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
Mr.. Upton MAKES REPLY
He Replies to Question of Voters
That He Will Vote Yes ON the
License Question.

Mitchell, S. D.. April IL, 1906.
To Louis Beckwith. j. q. Walrath
and others:
Gentlemen:-On my return from
Sioux Falls today my attention was
called to your question put 10 me and
published IN Mondays Republican.
While the license question is not an
issue in the Contest for mayor but is
sought to be forced in for The pur-
pose OF clouding the real issue, | do
not hesitate to say to you that | shall
vote Yes upon the proposition
you submit.
Very respectfully,
w. Il. Upton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13

the time. Looking over the aud
ence he thought tn at in numbers
there seemed to be but little interest
in promoting the cause. Ira Schiller,
a University student. made che last
speech OF the evening. and gave some
facts with reference to the success OF
prohibition i'm North Dakota.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13

The water lowered sufficiently Sum
day so that operations were started
at that time and in three days time
the bridge was restored. During the
brief period the bridge Was out pas
Isengers, freight. mail and express
we're transferred by boat across the
river.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
Smhte Sen SpS.

S6wermiitbi9 uno uerbittert iiber
Die 9l6t, Die iiber ibn uerbdnst wurOe,
leitoem lein SObn aus Dem Deere aus.
seitOBen unS 5u lan9erer Daft usrur.
tbeilt woroen lit, bat in 6rieOri6srOOa
Der Sater oes Oura ietuen Seniations-
roman p2lus elmer fleiuen @arniion "
jur Seriibmtbeit 9elan9ten Sreiberrn
SeutnantS Silie ben GOO seiu6t. Der
lln9liidli6e itiirite iid in's lSaiier, unO
jmei mntbi9en Wtannern, Dem 9auis
mann &Oettger unO einem Sebrer &C..
lang es Swar, i'm nod lebeno ben 6lu.
then iu entreiBeu, aber balc na6ber
ueri6ieo er, tros aller aritli6en SiIfe,
bic ibm 3utbeil wurOe. @iner Der
9tetter, BET aduimann 8oettser, bat
feline wafere Chat ntit benz ToSe oe.
biiBt. @r 1T elmer Sun9euentjiinOuH9,
Die er iid bel sinem Spruuse in bus
eiii9e SSaiier Su;o9, erlesen, uuo Der
Sebrer lie9t in fritii9cm 3uitaub bar,
nieber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
am Dilemma.

Die OteW YOrt @rOBsei6worenen,
benen Oiitrittsauwalt SerOme bas BON
ibm 9e9en Serii9erun9sbeamte uno Sc.
iellidaften seiummelte Scwcismuterial
unterbreitet bat, befinOen iid augenblif.
lid in einem unan9enebmen Dilemma,
neil iie ni6t wiiien, Oh uou Seamtsn
Der Serit6erun9s9eielidafte fir pOli.
tiide @Ompugnejwefe bewilliste @elOer
Der 2estereu oils ben Snbabern pon 80.
licen seitoblcu uuSuieben iiuO, 10 ouB
iie se9en Die Seumteu 9lnfla9en we9en
Oiebitabls erbeben fOnnen. Der
Oiltriftsaumalt bat in einem an 0iirs
9ermeiiter WtcGlellan 9eri6teten
Shreben oieien eriu6t. oaB er ais
WtitslicO Der slppropriationsbsb0
fir cine Sepillisuns pom $4,000 CUR
8eitreituuS Der Ourh bic lluterIuduns
sesen Die Observation-Disclosures
ueruriaden llntOiteu iOrsen iOlle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
S6redli6es Giienbabnunslhef Bel
Yprtlane, Sol.

Der in Oitli9er 0ii6tuns iabrenoe
Baiia9isriug )to. 16 Der Denpsr & 4liu
@ranoe Silenbabn cOllioirts Sreitae
friib Wiorsens in Der gtdbs BON Yort.
lano, Co., NIT Dem in weitli9er Ti6,
tuns fabrenOen gaiiasier;us 0to. 3 Der.
ielben @iIenbabn. Der lestseuannte
3u9 bate Swci Nofomotiuen, Die bel oem
3uiammenltoB uollitdnbis Sertriim.
inert purben, nGbren6 Die cine yoto.
mOtiue Oes anOsreH 3uses nur per.
baltnibmdBig leidt beiddoiSt wurOs.
Die beOen SOfnmotipen nuroen nit
oem &auds unO sinem Raiiasierpas.
9ou uon Dem Ssleile CUR Ssite 9e.
l6leuoert, mo iie in Brano serietben.
0ta6 ben BON Der llngliidsitdtte einses
troffenen 0iadridten iinO ni6t allein
ldmmtlihe 3ugbeamte, ionOern uu6
stua fiinfSis Paiiusiere sctObtst uno
uiele PcriOnen uerlest. Das sSettsr
mar i6redli6, neil bel einem srauii9en
Sbneeiturm cine idneibenoe Sdlts
hsrridts, 10 oaB Die uerlssteu Yaiiusiere
unidslids Seioen uusIuiteben batten.
sbs iie in einem fir Oieien 3wed ipe,iell
sinseri4tsten SOipitalSus na4 Pusblo
9ebradt meroeu tonnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
4raffer AberaIaube.

Ginen ieIten trafsn San bon a6srs
slauben fOroerte eine @erbanoluHs Su
Sage, bic bieier Sage Dor Der Strdfs
tdmmer in lllm, Wiirttembers, itatts
fanb. Der Sdbritarbeiter Riddrb
S9lob bon SulSba9 (Oberamt Rir9s
beirn) ldrmte tiirsli9 In fetner Wob.
nuns Serart, oub bic Radbarn ftd be-
i9pertsn, infolaeb.FsH S6lob Elm
Strdfmdnoat iiber bier Wdrt erbielt.
Ra9bsm bas Sd0ffsnseribt Isin.m
antrdge auf Greifpr.duns nidt itatts
segeben, ipdnbte sr fi9 an Die Strufs
tammsr. Or madte seGtenb, nur bess
balb eeidrieen gu baben, I'm cine Ser.
gu berf9eu6en. bic ibn fortseiebt Be-
Idittse. 9iefe Sere i.i feline Ta9bdrin.
uno er .radte es fir feline pfli9t, BEL
pdfsnbsr 9slesenbsit iis .infa9 tobts
sui9lagen, toits es mas es ipolIe. Nls
Der 9eri6tsboriibsnoe bemertte, Die
Serenseidt9te fei Der reinite 8lDbfinn,
ertuiOerte Der 9fns.tIuste. bdB es Ssrsn
sebe, fei ipabr.
Or babe Die S9le9tisfeit unS 9ss
fdbrIidteit Der Sere IGnsit ertunnt uno
am eisenen 2eibe erfahren. Scear
bur9 6ds S9IiiHeGIod T.t fie in fsiu
S4Iafsimmsr setommen unb bel 8ieb
babe iis, ipie ieoer in Sul5bo9 piH..
bereits psrbert. Seine Inperpanbtsn
betrdten aus Gur4t Dor Der Sers Isin.
Wobnuns ni9t mebr. Rutiirli9
ma9te S6lpB nit ieinen Musfiibruns
gen auf Den 9eri6tsbof feinerIet Gins
orud. Seine 8erufuns tpuroe ptripors
fen unb er felbit nit Der Wabnuns
entluFen, ii9 an Der dnsebli9en Sere
ia nidt gu persreifeu. Mtt ben Wors
ten, er CLAUDE, mas er ipolle. Derub;
fhieoete er ii6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
Sranfrei6's Danf.

Der frunBOiiids SOtidufter 9ibourb
in Berlin iibsrbra6te oem slusmartissn
amt ben Danf Der fransOfiidsn &s.
sisruns fit bic bsrslide Gbsilnubms
unO wsrftbdtise Silie, pelde anldBli6
Der furdtburen SataitrOpbe i'm @rubsn.
oiitritt 9Ourrieres BON oeutider Ssite
bsfunbst woroeu. Su Der Gbatia6s,
bas Der 9otidafter periOnlid i'm gus,
martiseu amt oOripra6, miro in Berlin
Der bette Seweis erblift, uie bod man
an muBsebsuber Stelle in Paris bas
ipontane, belbenmiitbise @insreifen Der
beiOeu SilfstOrps BON 9erne unb @sl,
ieutirdeH eini6dst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
Der eeplante Saual sipiidben Sem
S6war,em Nicer nne Der Sftiee.

S8enOea Sadion's Ylau, Oas
S9warSe Wtser NIT Der Office our6
sinen Canal ;u uerbinoen. Der uripriinss
lid nur aus itratesii4eu @riinOen &c.
plant mar. nm RuBlano bic idnelle Ss.
wegunS uon Sriessi6iiien BON einem
Meer ua9 Dem auOereu ju ermO9li.
6en, uerfolst jest rein mirtbidaitli9e
3wsde. Der @anaI lOll cine 3iefe pom
16 SuB erbaltsn. 29sitsre germeiiun.
gen, fur Oeren 9IusfiibruHs Serr Sad.
Jon bic @rlaubniB erbalten, seben ibm
Elm SOrSuSsre6t binii6tli6 Oes GOns
traits fir ben Sau, aber Die 0fe9ies
ruHS bebalt iih bus &edt Dor, ben
GOntratt al 0tuiien ju uerseben, unO
in Oieiem 6ull iOu Ssrr SadiOu cine
@nti6aOiSuus BON 100000 erbatteH.