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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
CHAMPAGNE DUTY CUT
TARIFF AGREEMENT WITH
FRANCE DRAFTED.

The finishing touches were today added
to the draft of an agreement between
America and France, under section 3 of
the Dingley act, which has been in prep
aration for nearly a year past. M. Jus
serand, the French ambassador, called
at the State Department today to discuss
the details of this arrangement, and it is
expected that it will be promulgated from
the State Department In the course of a
day or two. Pending it's signature. the de-
tails are-w withheld, but it is known that
the concession made by America is the
abatement of the existing duties on
French champagne by 20 per cent, while
France RENTS maximum duties on Ameri-
can cotton seed oil, certain classes of ma
chinery, and other commodities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
DENIED BY MR.. HALE.
Will Not Seek to Investigate Facts
in Brownson's Case.

Senator Hale. chairman of the Senate
committee OF naval affairs today denied
the report that he would introduce a reso-
luton calling upon the Secretary of the
Navy for the facts bearing upon the re-
cent retirement of Rear Admiral Brown
son from the office of chief of the bureau
of navigation. He said that he had ac-
complished all that he desired by the
interview recently given out by him ex-
pressing his commentator of the ad-
mirars stand. and that he did not de-
sire to stir up the navy by an investiga.
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
G|SH WAS POISONED
Arsenic Found in Body of the
Minister.
HAD TROUBLE WITH WIFE
Wrote His Brother She Had At
tempted His Life Before.
WOULD NOT ASK FOR DIVORCE
Said It Would End His Usefulness
as a Clergyman-Sheriff
will Take Steps.
HAD TROUBLE WITH WIFE
WOULD NOT ASK FOR DIVORCE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EUREKA, Ill, January o,-The sus
picion that the sudden death of Rev
Gilbert A. Gsh. formerly of Eureka, but
at the time of his death serving a con.
gregation of the Christion Church al
Chambersburg. this state, was due tc
poison administered with sinister motives
has led to an investigation of the case
and the developments have been sen.
sational
Rev Mr. Gish died on December 4
after attending church meeting, and the
body was brought here for burial. Act
ing on words that had been dropped from
time to time by the late minister. his
formed by two Eureka physicians. Ac-
cording to Sheriff James of Pike county
who, with States Attorney Mark Brad
burn of Pittsfield, has been conducting
the investigation. the stomach of the
dead minister was secretly removed and
examined. This examination, it is under
stood revealed the presence of arsenic
With this evidence Mrs. Gish was con-
fronted but nothing was gained. She
said she knew nothing regarding the
cause of her husbands death.
Brother Makes Statement.
Rev E. P. Gish, brother of Gilbert A
Gish. to-day added to the sensational case
by telling of letter he had received from
his brother several months ago while the
latter was preaching at Adrian, Mich
T.,
made by the wife of the minister to END
his life. 1t declared she had left note
on his desk in which she expressed the
warning, MY dope failed this time, >
butt further threatened to put her hus-
band and his mother out of the way
Declining to heed the warning, and cast
ing aside the entreaties Of his brothers
Rev. Mr.. Gish repeatedly expressed his
desire to live with his wife. A divorce
and it's attendant notoriety would make
it impossible for him to continue in the
ministry, he said.
Carried Insurance.
On the night of his death Rev. Mr.
Gish appeared in the best of spirits. Fol-
lowing the meeting in his church al
Chambersburg he walked home with Mr.
Dennis one of the members of the church
stopping at the latters store and convers-
ing for while. About ain hour after
ward Mr.. Dennis was awakened by Mrs
Gish, who informed him that her hus-
band was dying. He was lying on the
floor of his study in the agony of death
when Mr.. Dennis arrived, and died with
out speaking a word. Rev. Mr.. Gish
carried life insurance policy for Loo
made out in his wife's favor.
Sheriff Is Secretive.
Sheriff James to-day declined to com.
NIT himself regarding the suspicious
directed against Mrs. Gish, and after
telling the history of the case said
among the clews being investigated is
story to the effect that Gish had told
some of his relatives that he was afraid
of being foully dealt with, and had told
them that in case of his sudden death he
wanted them to have an investigation
conducted. 1t was on this account that
the authorities here decided to look into
the matter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

NEW YORK, January "A dynamite
bomb wrecked the entire lower floor of
five-story tenement house on East
18th street last night and caused a
panic among the occupants of the build
ing One man was injured by the ex-
plosion.
DENVER, Colo, January 2.-The clos
ing of the gambling establishment at
Petersburg by direction of District At
torney ]. w. 3. Smith of Arapahoe county
yesterday marked the passing of the last
gambling table near Denver.
The Carsey and Brock prize fight which
was to have been held at Petersburg last
night, was declared off when the author
tiles announced that such fights would not
be permitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
Mrs. Martha r. Emory Dead.

Word has been received here or the
death of Mrs Martha r. Emory, widow
of Rev. William s. Emory, at her home
in Frenchtown, N. J., on Tuesday last
Four children. Allan Emory. Mrs. Emma
Emory, superintendent of the Presby-
terrain Home of this city: Miss Clara
Bell Emory of Frenchtown, N. j., and
Mr. William Emory of this city, survive
her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
German Minister TO Persia

BERLIN, January Count Quadt, who
was at one time first secretary of the Ger
man embassy at Washington and lately
consul general at Calcutta. has been ap-
pointed German minister to Persia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
ed surplus Of s1e.e4e after paving all

ed surplus of s72,649 after paying all
fixed charges.
The officers of the Seaboard are: W. A.
Garrett. president: l.. Sewer. vice pres1-
dent; D. c. Porteus, secretary; r. l..
Mutt. treasurer and assistant secretary,
and Leigh r. Watts, general counsel.
Directors: James a. Blair. New York,
n. Y; Thomas F. Ryan. Oak Ridge. Va;
T. jefferson Coolidge. ir., Boston. Mass.
S. Davies Warfieid. Baltimore, Nd; +; r
Yoakum. New York. y. Y: II. Clay
Pierce New York, y. Y; Ernst Thaiman,
New York, n. Y; II. Rieman Duval, New
York, N Y: C. Sidney Shepard. New
Haven. Conn; George w. Watts. Durham
y. c.: Norman B. Ream, Chicago, H.; w.
A. Garrett. Norfolk. Va; James IL
Dooley. Richmond. Va: Y van den Berg
New York. n. Y; Townsend Scott, BalIl-
more. Md; y. S. Medium, New fork'
y. Y.
Baltimore Deeply Interested.
BALTIMORE. Md. January 2.-R. Lam
caster Williams and S. Davies Warheld'
who were appointed receivers of the Sea
board Air Line railroad at Richmond TO-
day, are bankers of this city. Mr.. Will
liams being a member Of the banking
house of Middendorf, Williams Co. and
Mr.. Warfield is president OF the Conu-
mental Trust Company. Mr.. Warneio,
who is a director of the Seaboard, was
chosen TO represent the majority interests
in the property. while Mr.. Williams will
look after the affairs of a considerable
minority led by his brother, John Skeiton
Williams of Richmond
The effect of the recevership for the
Seaboard Air Line will have far-reach-
ing effect in Baltimore, where the secur-
tiles of the company are more largely
dealt in and held than in any other trad
ing center. not even excepting New YORK.
The bond issues placed on the prop
erty since it has been merged into one
system aggregate S33.1S5,0OO, of which
amount, it is estimated. nearly SO
00o,0Oo is held here. Baltimore bank
ers declare that there is no necessity
for nervousness on the part of the
bondholders over the areceivership ac-
ton. If they will take the announce
ment coolly and quietly await develop
1nents. it is declared, it will be much
more to their ultimate advantage than
to rush into the market now TO sell.
Persons close in the inside OF the
property are outspoken in the opinion
that the security holders. both stocks
and bonds, will benefit. These say no
holders of any of the underlying bonds
need feel the least alarm over the
safety of the security, nor have any
fear of default at any time in the in
tFrest
One of the assets of the Seaooard is
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company,
better known as the Old Bay Line. The
operations of this line, it is said, will
not be affected by the recefvership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
OCEAN LINER MOVEMENTS.

FASTNET. January THE steamer
Mau-etania from New York for Liver
pool. was reported by wireless telegraph
10 miles west at $50 a. m today win
probably reach Queenstown about $50
p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
Death of Mrs. Anna Mem. Ramsay,

Mrs. Anna Mcmahon Ramsay, wife of
Rear Admiral F. NJ. Ramsay U. S. Navy,
died at $3.50 o'clock this morning. at her
home, 1923 N street. The funeral ar
rangements have not as yet been COM
pleted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
TO WAIT FOR SENATE

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
First Voted Stock.

The Seaboard Company has paid divi-
dends only on its first preferred stock
since the organization of the company.
This stock is : per cent non-cumulative
until 1910. thereafter cumulative. Divi-
dends were paid in July, 1906. and jan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
Does Not Pre-

In the absence of a specific order of the
court staying the operation of it's order of
dismissal, when signed, the mere noting
of an appeal, it is said. will not prevent
the removal of the trees should Col
Bromwell decide to proceed with the work
of preparing the site for the Grant me-
mortal. A supersedeas bond alone could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02

Long Conference With Taft.
Since Secretary Taft's return to this
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

li6en pdpier @npsloppen su l0Ien,
unb nit ieinen biden rotbsn SGnbz
den gu .inem unseididtsn anGuel
aufdmmen au tpideln. 2lus Der
SDsdentaide bdnsen ibm bereits Elm
padr 8;nbfubenitiide bsrbOr.
rWas madIt bu benn. mein Sribs
asng" frast bic Wutter. r8o5u
bas2"
~Ss min ne Stripe babsn =
pferbe ipieIen!" entsesnst Der 2leine.
.gins stripps9 SEPT nift! =
Gein! = 0Ort itebt bsin neu,s
idOnes Spiel5eusl gimm ben 8as
gen nit bem Sdimmel, )unb ipisle
oamit = Bis Der Sanbmanu
tommt. -"
.9as is = iIe9t! 50 min ne
Stripe baben. Mamal" bebarrt
GriB9sn, beFen leb.nbise Ginbils
bunsstrdft ibren eissnsn iefbftGnbis
gen Deg 5u seben idien. Der 8as
ter hiltf ibm nun islbIt Die 9inos
fGoen bon ben glGn3enoen @npelpps
pen I0ien. uno fann nidt umhin 3u
benten, baB bic alien pdbugosen,
barunter Sedu paul 6riebri9
Ri9ter, bod eigentli1 ni9t unre6t
babeH. tpenn iie bas seiammte Spiel
seus als iibsrfliiFis, ia i6Gbli9
Derperfen. Die tin6li6t pbantaIie
mill uno ion felber idaffenl Bel
foIdengripdsunsen fdGt bsr8tid bes
8aters au9 5ufdlIis uuf ben T9eubs
liden Wobrentopf, Der bas einSi9e
su fein I9etnt. mas Dor Ssrib6ens
4ugsn nod Snabe sefunbsn bat =
ausgenoe,men bic St.ippen. gtls i'm
Dpttpr CONNER in bic 66be be6t,
iiberruIht Jpn lautes, pislfadss
&lappern BON brinnen beraus, fat
als Oh bic Sparbiihie gang sefiillt
mare. ST bas @olbitiid Der Sonts
10 I6nell gum pirtiamsn Sedpfens
Mig eeporben9 Ri9t iibel!. qlDbs
lid faBt ibn elm @sbants. paub,
pnroaub! ibleuoert er bus Fhnarse
WpnItrum an ben .iIsrusn Diem,
uno beraus fulIern ridtig bier
3manSismurtftiide, unitutt bes eins
3iaen. unaipsifelhdft bate Grib9sn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

rDas @pinb iit fait lser. tpie
td seieben babe, ertldrte Der Dot
tor. Sin 4rmens unb auFenar3t
tann niemals genug betommen DON
bieiem SOtletteartitel. Wenn Der
Stor9 tlappert. oufriib. ober ipnit
ungelegen = es feblt on 2einena.ug
= ou psritebit mid9... limb baHn
iinb lie nptbpenbis ala @erbano5eug.
oft ssnus. :"
.Sante 2otte bat ni6t unr.9t,
ipenn iie bid einen @eridpsnOer
nsnnt!. :. Mber bu betommit lie =
natiirlid!... Gin bib9en QngIt bas
be id aber bod. fpenn Die vGrbtan.
ten" bas rsiaenbe autfd6en Iebsn
iperbsn, nit bsm gebOrnten gins
fpdnner. Ginerl.i, ipie perben bic
Rinber iubsln! limb niemanb i'm
SauIe bat cine abnun9 auber benz
alien ssriebri9, Der ben 3ieeenbod
in Ieinen pferbefdII einseitellt bat.
8srfdnupps bid nur niat, Munn.
nod 5ugutsrlebt", tparnte bic Oots
torin.
nltnbeiorst! = Sopiel i6 tpeib,
1T plaubtrbdftisteit .ine @isenT6aft
beines @ei9le6ts!1 ladte Der Dots
tor, inbem er bic lebte Oersolbste
@sibnddtsnuB, ipie erl0F. in ben
bereitit.Nnben 9orb ablief.rts unb
snSlid mad feinsr 3eituns sriff.
Sn Der Sbat puren ale @eibz
nadtsgebsimnifs i'm Suui. 0ottor
Sommers biefes Sobr 10 gut sebii>
tet porben, baB am 9eIdserungs>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24
SOetOr's 8eidlrernns.
ReibnadtsbumOreste pom 3. p. aeub

aetbnahtsbnmoreSte Don 3. .. Reub.
QDeibna9ten mar NAL pieber in
Siht. Der Opttor lag auf benz
Sopbu ausseitredt. 9lnitatt tpit
Ipnit bic 3sitrns 3u leIea, mar er
btuts gum giiFeOergolOen gepreBt
aDorSen. trOB Der unbsquem.n Stel>
lung. 9Ottergsben trus sr Isin
G6idIal.
~Wir tDnnen pirtli9 ni1t an<
bers, als Sante 2otte unb Sante
4duna CUR 9el9eeruna einsulaben,
Bsrnbdrb", iagte bic Satin nit unz
%elpDbnIi6em @ifer, inbsm iie bem
ftart greiIenbuft bersrauten Wei6s
Ndhtsengel Elm paar neue SliigeI aus
&ilbsrpapitr auredtIdnitt. r8ir
olrfen bic Santen ni9t Dor ben
-&opf itOben. -"
rWarum ni6t9"
nRimm bod 8srnunft an, Mdnn!
'Sis limb msine 8lutsperpdnbte", be-
bnrrte Die 9ottorin.
nglutsperpanbte Iinb Iol6e qnaez
3Drtge. bic oas &e9t 5u beiiBen
glduben, chamber Bis auf's 8lut su
drgern!... llsbrissns 1T bic 8ers
ipanotI9aft BON abam ber!"
~Sie fnb bic gouiinen meiner
DlutteE @Ouiinen i'm aipeitsn 9rabe.
nnO Iie itnb siniam. am b.ilisen
Qlbeno, gang einiam = obne sSaz
TiIts! S3redIih! = 0arf i9 iie
- einlaben2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24
SrieSe aaf Groen /!

Stiintm rubt bic Nadjt aui ipeiter SIur.
llub traiialbnft fpebt es in ben Stpeigen.
SEES Btnters 8ann umbiillt bic sSlnr
Wtit ieinem S6Iaf unb ieinem S6iuesS
gen.
Sod idimmerno i6er SGur unO Gain
Grgieben iid oes 2ihtes 8oeeu
Go sart, 70 miIo tpie Wlorgenibeiu.
aonrTt fdlou Der Gag berange5ogen2
Sob oben itrablt Der Nprgenitern
Go sIdn3eno diif Die 8elt bernieoer.
Stun fliugt unb iiegt es nab unb fern
llno baIlt milIionenfdltig ipieoer.
Ses MdrdenmaIoes bunile Yradlt
6lamnt aiif i'm 2i6t Der 3uilberter5en.
= Sas lit bic iePge 8eibe syiadJt
limb @eibnoht iuirb's I'M DlenI6ens
bergen.
8 boIoer Sauberl 8eIf elm Sraiim
SiIt allie Gimme bod lmfangenl
gSie iirb bonn idlid)teu 5aunenbaim
60 iel'oe Sreuben nuseegangenl
Die Radt entfliebt bor al. benz S6ein,
Ser ii6er Radlt iins aufeegangen.
Yhm hdlt Die Siebe gnu3 allein
Die gau5c gSeIt lmfangcul
@rtone bern, on SimnieI5iang.
Slnmm auf. BIZ 9idlt bee gSeibna6ht5s
tdiuen:
Ser Sr9el Ton. Der 9loden SLANG
Soil allen 9roenfiumer banuen.
SdB uns in neiner u;reube Sd)ein,
q Ielig Seit. 5u ainoeru iueroeu,
Gab mir uHs beil'ger Qiebe ueib'u,
llno 6rieoe, 6rieoe lei auf groenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

nWieinetpegen!" tnurrte Der Dots
for eripeift.
sd pubte gIei6, oaB ou OerItdns
big iein piirbeit! Die Santen =
lie baben nismanb auF Der Delt,
.aber = elm biibi9es tlsinrs 9erm6s
gen! So freut mid nod inner, baB
mir Sante aotte bel Gribdsn @es
batter fteben liebsn. -"
nWeil mir nit Der 8ernanotIdaft
nno 9ttdnnti9uft sliidIi9 am gn6e
'1ngelangt paren. BET unIerm 5iinfs
3en", i6uItete Der 0ottor ipabrbeits.
getreu Elm.
rGinerleil - Sd babe Iosar I6on
sipei ppmpuoours beforst. gu @eib>
Aa9tsseiaenten", seitunb bic @ats
hin.
o9lls DurIt mad Der Spedfeite!
5dbubn! 8ersiB aber aud ni9t fiir
&aIdentiider gu Iorsen, fir mid =
minbeItsns brei Dubenb. :. 8erfan>
oen, lisbe Sruue"
.SaI9enfiiGer9 S4On fpieber9 =
Ea biF Der refine SaI&eHtu9mar>
berl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24
mpttlttatlrt.
iebparb SttIaebauer.

@bparb SttIaebauer.
SubeIt. ibr Gb6re. unb ldutet. ibr
Srast MN bic arnbe 6urd etaot unb
2Gnn.
Snb in bes gBinters pirbelnoen Sloden
HIS ons fdDnite Der Seite erStnno.
&cr5englan5 ailf Der Sanne 8peige.
Silbcrne giiiiie am buftenoen Baum,
Sid uns, BET Sinobeit eoloener Sraum.
&bre iei @ott, benz 8ater Der Belten,
Gbre benz Sobn unb bem ipnltenben
@eilt,
Zen in oes SintmeIs eipiaen 3eltcn
peute Der SpmnlIs Der @ngel preiit;
Zen Der 96eriib ihauerub betpimoert,
$riift iein Suge ben aolbenen Sbron.
Gcm Sabrbunoert lnb aber Sabrbunbert
4Sie Die Shluoen beS Cages entflob'u.
Trteoe auf grben, Die aottlidbe aunbe
Bout beute ipieocr bon Sbr 5u Sbr,
-SetIenoer @aliam fir ieaIide 8nuoe.
SSrieoe aud benz, Der Iein QieblteS berlor,
$roIteno erflingt iie beute uns allen,
HSie lie ertlang emit auf 9etbIebeuts
8In,
1lno ben Reniben elm @oblgciallen,
&entet iie Ieiie ocs gtpieen Spur
2dutet. Idutet, ibr @Ioden Sum SeIte
1leber oas tuintereutihEtmmerte Qanb,
Bringt uns, brinst ins bas Sh6nite,
bas Neite.
&us lid fir Renidenber5en fanS =.
&inn6ilo Der 2iebe, Seiden Der Sreue,
&n I'M Binter nod 9riinen6er @aiim,
&eise bid. StrabIen6er. uno erneue
Mnierer Sin6beit eoIbeneu $rauml :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

unb ber MusFdt auf Elm Srinfselb
ppn Sante Cote. Sein gutmiitbisss
pfanntudtnseiidt fab aus pie Der
8ollmonb bel neblisem Wetter, bon
bem man niemals peib. OBJ er fpeint
OOer Iu4t. aers.rlid frug Der Dot
tor:
.&udud, mas eiebt's benn bruus
BEN Bel eu69 Was bat eud Oenn bic
ptteriilie perbaseln laieng SIMMER
nur = f9nDber llnbant!"
Sri.bri9 beIann Ii9 einen @ugens
Bid. bod fdien iein gnti4lub
IdneIl sefuBt. Better Serr Dots
tor, liebt, sndbige Srau", fagte er
itOdenO, i'd meine bod. 3 1T bas
4aergei9eibteite, fpenn i9 Sbnen
sleid IeIber frusen tbue, tpofelbit
bas @elO bingetommen 1T. bas ihDs
ne 9.lO, neil lie ia Elm. 10 noble
Serrf9aft iinb. pis ss beut5utass
nidt Diele siebt. ia nidt iebr Diele.
Die bummen naIeipeiIen MGbels
brauBen ited.n man blob ibre 8Opfe
5uIammen unb tlatI9.n unb tldts
i9en unb iinb iOnit mudsmdusdsns
Iti1.~
~Was fir = gelb, alItera" pOls
terte Der DOttpr. sd oeritebe sic
pirtli9 nidt". faste bic Dottorin.
~Run, bic 3pan3ismurtitiide gu
Weibna4ten, bonn Serrn 9ottpr, auf
ben pollen SslIern NIT ben fhSnen,
gebrannten Manbsln unb Matrpnen
ano &dts, ober ipie bic neumpbifhen
9inser beiBen. bic iis ieBt sismlid
In alien 2Gnbern in Der Stabt pers
taufen. -"
n9ie 9olbfii9ft = fort9 2llter,
unm0slid! : 0u biIt pobl tOll!"
.'s 1T dber gang sspib. Ssrr
Spttor!"
.9as @eibna6tss.Ib psrI6puns
benG" frus bic 0ottOrin srItaunt.
Die @olbitiide iperben auf ben
5ubbOben serOlIt fein!"
Die 9irns babsn I9on NIT ibrsn
langen 8eien eefudt iiberaG. SO
bat iie elmer fortgenommen ipieber".
bsbarrte Srisorib.
r4nfpannsn!" bsfdbl ber 9ottor
fharf, rbas Weiters finbst fi9!"
9amit trat er in ben Salon bin>
iiber. mo Der ftattliGe Weibnadtss
aufbau fat nod unberiibrt itanb.
gtur Ous sOIOne pfIait.r auf ben
2ebtuden feblte.
mWer bon eu9 bat bas Sch bort
ipegsenommen9" bonnsrte Der Batter,
5iemlid iibereilt. bas unI6ulbigs,
pierblGttrise airbertlssblatt am Sis
f6e an.
0u ftreift fein Bid bas breiiGbs
rige GriB9sn, bas Heitbdtden. bas
auf bsm Seppid iibt, febr emiis be-
fadftist. bic peri9iebsnen 9inbfas
ben bon ben buntfurbissn, ipeibna9ts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

80. ga, bort itebt aud nod Der
Stubl am Deihna1tstiI9e. ben Der
tleine Spibbube beruufsetlettsrt mar.
rRleiner, bu bait bas @.lo2"
,frast bic Mutt.r atbemlps. Der T9
Der Sadperbult slei4falIs entbiilte.
,pIumps = in bic parbii9Ie!"
beridtst Srisden triumpbirenb. Der
Ii9 bic unerparteten Spariamteitss
srmabnunsen bes @uters iebr gu
Seraen senpmmen bat. nplumps
g'ma9t! Seine Sotolabs = nein!
Gin brpbes Pferbl gnpannen. nit
Der Stripps. Diana! Qlnpunnen!"
Mlan iiunb ipradIos. pdhr,nO
5rib6en peitere 8inbfdbsn loft.
80 bate alIo aud Sant. 2Ottes 9es
ident elm pl0blides @nbe sefunben.
@ar es aber Der SiinfSigpfenniss
Wertb, pbtr Der marine bumorbolle
Obem bes OottorbuuIes = Sante
2otte i9lob bas fpetulatibe Grib4en
Iebr bersniist in bic Irme unb fiiBte
es tii9tig ab. Der tlsine rotbbGz
dig. 4pfel f4isn ibr oiesnuI nett
bonn Stumm gu fallen. Rur ni9t
gu peit. :. D.m afs Der 0pttor
fpGtsr bic Damen gallant gum Dds
gen eeIeit.te unb bic -0erpdnbten"
freunbIif gum mors.nben 5umiliens
mittag einlub, mar Sante 2otte p0ls
Zig nit ibm aussef6but.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

tpeibna6tlihs Stimmung ein. gs
batten ia nur rpenise SoIbaten 9etts
Ssug oosr Oeden, mdn9e tonnten
nidt eihmdl bas notbtse Strob err
balten. sic Jodtin auT Dem nadten
6ubbpoen auiummen uno Iu9ten iid
sessnIeitia gu erpGrmen, inoem iic
Diht dnsinuneer trofen. @s .am
Dor, bab bic armsn 2eute bdrfub in
ben S6Eee binaus mubten, nm Iifl
9rennbolS gu bousn. 5ugelans mar
bic Nrmee obne grot uno 5aaIenoe
bdtien ipo6snlarg tsin 5leiIh. Oens
nod tonnt. @ererdl DdIbinstou
idreibsn: vMan tdnn Die unOsrglei4e
9'bulo uno Stanobaftigteit Der Sol
Oaten niGt aerug b.nunOern, baB lie
ntat idou IdnsIt Ourd ibrs 2sioen
Sur dllgenstnen Neuterei uno Oeier>
tution gstriefen poroen limb. WtGnz
nsr p6ne geuiig.nOe '8leiOuns, ibrs
9l0be gu oeden. obne S9u6e, ebenio
rit obne Rabrunssmittel lpie in 9es
Fb FOLDER, auf rem Mdri6e Surh
sis unb Sbnee, uno am Deibna9tss
tdse Das 2dg.r te5iebsno, bds ibnen
teins llntertunft selpGhrte. Bis lie Fh
Isl6it Siitten sebaut batten = unb
Sds alles gu trdssn obne gu murrsn,
oas TT alleroinss elm 9etpeis BON
@eoulD unb G'esoriam, Der taum ieis
nes alei6en finoen piro."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

Die dmeritaniTds qrmee unter 9es
neral DaTbinston bate Ii9 mad Der
S9la9t BON SermdntoDn 1777 IN
bic Winterquartiere 5uriidge3ogtn.
3nansis Meilen BON pbilabelpbta.
am re9ten llfer bes S9upltilI, liegt
Elm bidtbspaIbetes Sbal, 8aIlep
5otse. Dortbin fiibrte Der Jelbberr
ieine ermatteten Sruppen. bon Densn
bamals f9pn piele feline S9uhe hats
ten. 70 baB blutise 6ubIpuren auf
benz bartsefrortnen 8oben pGbrenb
bss pitrtdsisen MarIdes Suriidblies
ben. In bem Sage Dor Weibna4t
Tdrieb WdibinstOn: pgins SnIpettiOn
ersab heute, baB ni9t peniser als
1898 Wann i'm Eager teinen 0ienit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

t6un t0nnen, neil lie feline S9ube
uno nur ungsniigenbs &leiouns bds
bsn." @eraos in ben Dei6na9tstdsen
ma9ten ii9 bic Dor 6roIt aitternoen,
balbnadten uno bunsrigen aReritdz
niIGen Spiodt,n oardn uno fduten
8iume, I'M iid 9Iodbiitten gu erri9s
ten, in bsnen lie cen Winter perbrins
gen polten. Sebe mar II BET IA
SUB srob unb tonnte 5pOlf ManR
teEerbergen. 9dlb entitdnb aud eine
tleine 5tabt ppn Slpdbiitten nit res
auldren StraB.n, bic our9 9rdb.n
unO WGIIe segen bic Insriffe Der
Seinbs ssfGiibt mar.
Da nirb bic Weibna9tsfrenoe
taum BADEN auftommen t6nnen. Sc
rabs am Meibnadtstage muBte eins
isoe 8rigdbs bsnaffnete 6purdseabs
tteilungen dusienbsn, um BEL ben
umtppbnenben 6armern bic dllernOs
t1igIten Rabrungsmittel 5u requiris
r,n.
DaIbinton tbeilts auerit nit ieiz
nsn SolOattn all. Miibielisteiten bes
6:lolagers. gm Weibnudtstase ies
bod pertauIbts er feline 8lodbiitte
nit Sem Steinfaus res Miilers unO
AuGters Siadt potts. bas nod iebt
itsbt uno ior1Iam srbalten pirO. Nus
Sisisr 3sit 1T aud cine Ibrs4nung
WdIbingtons iiter feline llntoiten err