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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
Mississippi Chances.

Poplarville got excited the other
day over some air-splitting war
hoops and divers firearms explo-
sions. A party had driven in under
the cover of evening shades and
discharged the shooting irons and
raised the racket to scare a negro
who lay in Jail charged with shoot
ing a white man. After this noise
making the intimidators slipped a
way. The womenfolks of the town
thought bedlad had indeed turned
loose. Nobody has so far found out
what the negro thought.
The State Pharmaceutical Board
will make a strong effort to oust
the illegal (nonregistered) druggist
from dishing out prescriptions in
the apothecary shops of the old
Commonwealth Immediately after
the next examination. A press let
ter has been given out announcing
the war on this class of unqualified
druggists, urging them to meet the
board and secure licenses.
The commissioners, composed of
Gov. Neel, State Treasure Edwards
and Atty-Genl. Fletcher are desi-
rous of in executing the State De-
pository law of securing a deposit
ing Bank in each county for the
states fund, thereby saving the
cost of expressage, and exchange
in the monthly settlements of tax
collectors with the State. The bids
from the banks are going in right
lively for the business but there
does not seem to be a disposition to
offer high interest.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-04-10
A Concern With a HiStiTy.

The Columbia Chemical Com
pany's plant at Moss Point was de-
stroyed by fire Monday morning,
and the reported loss is given at
S25, 900, with no insurance. This
concern has a chapter in its history
of local interest. 1t was on the
purported stock of this company
that j. M. Sims, one of the easiest
going but most transparent swind-
lers of the day, deftly drew out
forty-fve hundred dollars from the
defunct Home Bank of Pass Chris
tian, through G. 7. Bouslog, its
cashier, who had implicit confidence
in his friend Sims. Everybody,
except Bouslog whoever met Sims
could read his crookedness in his
handsome, feminine face. But the
cashier could not, and fell headlong
into the delicately woven webs of
the oily tongued promoter, and
permitted half the capital stock of
the bank to pass out in paper that
wasn't worth ten cents. Coast
Beacon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
The Parsar @aesstisx

ss0 I2VVSGttUSs
think-this class Is, Cor the time, on
the increase. but am glad to think
that among educated men the class Is
only that Of faddists and will fade
away 90 the Millerftes did. The spec
tacle OF men who enjoy all the Injuries
OF life. with trained servants and cost
iy establishments Of all kinds, declaim.
ing against the social order and the In
Justice done to the poor and suffering
In the community is not one to attract
the sympathy Of sensible men. The
truth is that an argument In favor OF
Grst cause. or divine plan Of the
universe. finds no better or stronger H.
Illustration than In the progress OF the
world under the Impulse Of men to.
ward personal freedom and the right
Of property: The right Of property has
played quite as important q part in tho
development Of the human race as the
right Of personal liberty. Indeed, the
two rights are 20 associated In, ths
struggle which man has had to make
In taking himself out Of the category
Of tho lower animals and lifting him.
self to his present material and spirit.
ual elevation that it In hard to separate
them In q historical discussion VII
liam Howard Taft. s~a2r.% =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Southern Anti Rryanisas.

" Nearly every large southern city has
q large number " influential citizens
classed as Democrats who oppose Mr..
Bryan bitterly and at heart desire the
election OF Mr. Taft. Probably q ma
'jorfty Of the daily newspapers Of the
larger southern cities are anti. Bryan.
Yet all these newspapers south Of the
Potomac, 50 far az we have had tho
opportunity TO observe, take about the
same. positioA occupied by the Newe-
Leader. They decline to be enthusiasts
tie over ME-. Bryan or the work Of the
Democratic national convention. but
VIII advise their readers to vote Tor
5fha Democratic nominee. Richmond
News Ysader. II ss@A5 :331ss III Y.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
LABOR AND DEmAG0GY.
Trades Union Vote can't BE Deliveries
to the democrats.

to the lemoeraSe.
When General jackson was presi
dent an attempt was made to gathes
into one political party everybody who
was not member Of the order OF
Free and Accepted Masons. 1t failed
carrying but one state Of the Union
When Franklin Pierce was president
it was sought to gather into one polit
ical party everybody not Of foreign
birth and not a Roman Catholic in re.
ligious faith. 1t failed, carrying but
one state for president. When Gen.
eral Grant was president it was I'm,
dertaken to put every farmer In the
Union into one political party. 1t was
then taught that nothing was patriotic
but labor and nothing was labor that
did not deIve in the soil. Out west II
was called 1.-THE granger: movement
Down south it went under the name
OF 1.-THE Farmers Alliance" 1t failed
as 1t deserved to fail, as every sort OF
class politics inevitably fails in free
country with an intelligent and pa
triotic citizenship.
AAN INV IL ~ pIOpCSeu 70 EdtUcI
organized labor into one solid mass
and offer It's votes to the political par
ty that bids highest in promises Of
special privilege. The Sixtieth con.
gress refused to offer legislation 70,
that vote. So did the Republican con
vention at Chicago in June, but the
Democratic convention at Denver in
July made high bid, and 1t was de-
clared that the trade had been con.
summated and. that in consideration
for the Democratic plank regarding
injunetions organized labor would re.
enforce the Democracy with some mil.
lion or SO Of votes.
But discordant voice comes from
Chicago, where certain labor organiza.
lions have rebelled and are ill man.
nered enough to say that they do not
intend to be included in any bargain
and sale of the labor vote
Labors only safety is precise. exact
equality before the law with capital
Labor's safety Is the turning of its
back on all demagogues.-wash
Post.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
A PLUTOCRATlc FEE,
1e Coots Hundred Dollars 70 Join
BVyan's Honor Roll.

Ie Coots q Hundred Dollars 70 Join
RVyan's Honor Roll.
Mr.. Bryan has always prided himself
on setting his face against class dis
tinctions and distinctions based on dis
PARTIES Of wealth and income. He has
been consistent advocate Of the dollar
political dinner and on many Of his
visits to this city has stipulated that
he should break bread at truly demo-
cratic feast, leaving Lucullan Demo
cratic club banquets at SO plate 70
''reactionartes" who had more or less
lost touch with primitive JefRersonian
simplicity. His soul would probably
have revolted at the 500 a plate big
Tim" Sullivan dinner last winter.
which many of our stanchest Jeffer-
sonians bereabouts attended with
gusto.
Why, then, do Mr.. Bryan and his ad-
visers, in their plan for the publication
of an "honor rolT' Of subscribers to the
promotion Of the Democratic cause and
his own candidacy, establish such
plutocratic entrance fee as $500? The
PN~A1oe WIZ 5ASCo p1Vo " tuE DeIuU-
cratic campaign fund Of 1908 Is to find
his name properly blazoned in the
newspapers. But the poorer brother
who can give only $40 or 81 is to be de-
prived Of all the outward credit and
inward satisfaction Of such publicity.
We cannot find any logical basis for
discriminating between the larger and
the smaller subscribers. If each gives
according to his means the reward
should be equal, Jeffersonianism Ger
tainly took day off at Lincoln when
1t was decided to exalt the greater
giver and ignore the lesser. Is Mr. 3ry-
an going to create classes and orders
of merit within the Democratic party,
dividing the elect 800 givers from the
common herd oY 500 and under con.
txibutors p New York Tribune.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Anti-Bryass Mayensan&.

The Nebraska State Railway Em-
ployees' association, started In Nebras-
6a as a movement against William j.
Bryan and the principles for which he
stands, has spread into other western
states, and already, organisations are
being formed in Iowa, Illinois, Mia-
souri,, Indiana, Kansas and Colorado,
Other states will be organized as fast
as possible until all railroad employees
tn the middle west have Joined the Or
ganfzation 49,. " =
Headquarters have been opened in
Omaha, with s. c. Mecomber, a Uaion
Pacific conductor, in charge. The Ne
braska organization has q membership
Of 1900 out Of 900 railroad EN-
ployees In this state. Others ara com.
ing into the order daily The move
ment fs creating CONSERVATION among
the Bryan workers !: . ?:sos q; s.2 y:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Civic Duty,

Under our system Of politics the pres
fdent is the head Of the party which
elected him and cannot escape respon-
sfbillty either for his own executive
work or for the legislative policy Of his
party In both houses. He Is under the
constitution himself part of the leg
islature in so far as he is called upon
to approve OF disapprove acts OF con-
gress. 4 president who took no inter
est in legislation, who sought to exer-
else no influence to formulate meas
ures, who altogether ignored his re-
sponsibility as the head of the party
FOR carrying out reelection promises
In the matter OF new laws, would not
be doing what is expected Of him by
The peop1e.-William Howard Taft.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Most Men Would Want $1,000.

Most Men Would Want $1,000.
'What are your thoughts asked one
OF the visitors at the summer garden.
when you are whirling through the
air in making that awful dive to the
tank below?'
II always think l ought to be get.
ting about $3.50 week for doing It,"
replied the high diver-Chicago Trib.
une.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Fish Stories.

Poets say when mortal bones
Seek the realm Of Davy Jones
They shall suffer a sea change
Into something rich and strange.
They shall turn to coral rare.
Pearl and amber past compare.
And, reposing In the tide,
Be extremely glorified.
Also beautiful and grand
Grow the fish that die on land.
Are they short? They shall be long.
Are they weak? They shall be strong.
Are they light? They gain In pounds.
If obscure, their fame resounds.
80 they suffer a land change
Into something new and strange.
New York Sun.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Communication With Mars.

Some day perchance We'll talk with Mar
tan men,
And yet no earthly need this project
reaches.
Why go 80 far for conversation when
Our world Is always full of campaign
speeches?
-Pittsburg Post
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
A Friendly Tin,

~ FF8SNu5V sIP'
~ wonder what makes my eyes 50
weak"
II don't know unless it's because
they are in a weak place."-Chicago
News
Force can never destroy right.-Latin
Proverb
To lengthen your life. shorten your
meals.-Danish Proverb.
Oh and truth will get the uppermost
at last-Italian Proverb.
II you wish to be valued. make your
self scarce-German Proverb.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Just Like a Man.

Mrs. Newife-I acknowledge that |
have my faults and am sometimes
cross. Jack, dear, but if l had the last
two years of my life to live over again
I should marry you just the same
Mr.. Newife-I doubt it.-Pittsburg
Post.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
DECEMBER 10, 1908.

When the Cows Come Home.
:GsaId the merboy to the mermaid far be-
meath the ocean foam.
x with meet you. little sweetheart, when
the sea COWS come home"
Chicago News.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Their Status,

Parson-I look upon all divorced men
as merely a higher order of beasts
Outsidcr--Just lucky dogs" I sup
pose.-Smart Set
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
It DEFENDS.

It Depends.
$50 your uncle was eighty-three
years old when he died? Did he have
the full possession of his faculties to
the last2'
LAS to that-well. as to that we can't
tell yet. The will hasn't been read
yetv'-Unsere Gesellschaft.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
So Uncle Saws.

''Nobody 'preciates bein' restrained"
Gaid Uncle Eben. "a sensible dog
would be grateful fob a muzzle, but
he amt. "-Washington Star
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Proved 1t.

It'd go through fire for you!" he cried
In accents quite devout.
And then he proved he hadn't lied
Her father fired him out!
Houston Post
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Easy.

(which would you rather, Tommy.
be born lucky or rich?" asked Uncle
Tredway
Both" replied Tommy sententious-
ly-Detroit Free Press.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Lucky, Indeed,

To be 4 lucky dog these days
OF sultry winds and torrid rays!
We are ST re the Iuckiest dog we know
Is the old sledge dog of the Eskimo.
Chicago News.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
In Blazing Days.

In the blazin' weather
When you hear the thunder roll
Just read freezin' story
Bout discoverin' the pole.
Its really right provokin'
When you hear the thunder drums.
But II you melt In summer
Never freeze when winter comes.
Atlanta Constitution.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
One Way,

~Say, how do you do the sparkling
an your new auto?"
"Get a pretty girl to go along with
me. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
The Parcnta' vievs.

Miracle of miracles!
Ecstasy Of ecsrasies!
Event unimaginabie!
Prodigy unparalleled!
Eaby's got little toof!
New Orleans Times- Democrat.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
How Did She Know?

How Did She Know?
He lat the shore)-This- ocean breeze
fg awful damp. 1t makes a fellows
mustache very salty.
She (absentmindediy)-Y noticed
that.-New York Life
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Loves Game,

Loves Game.
Though love. they say. will find the way.
The schenaing lovers game
Ii Just to have her papa pay
The same.
Boston Globe
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
More Than Hall.

More Than HALF.
Man calls his wife his ''better half"
But that's a sort Of bluff.
He can't deceive himself, for she's
The whole thing sure enough.
Houston Post
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
Explained at Last,

Explained at Last.
Hewitt ignorance Is bliss
Jewitt-l'vc always wondered what
anade you so happy.-New York Press.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

The Exact Sum.
"What did You realize from that min,
ing Investment OF yours, old mani"
@Just how big a fool was"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

A Truth.
Here : a reason and rhyme
To Il rroverb applied:
A stitch sirs, In time
1s worth two in the side
philadelphia Ledger.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
O. ID. MILLS, Manager.

Subscription Price-sl so year: s10O if paid
In advance. Foreign countries and Canada, $500
year: 81. so if paid in advance.
Advertising Rates.-sl.O 90 per inch per month";
10 cents per line for reading notices first insertion
Twenty fvE per cent off these rates on yearly
contracts
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18
a Cold 3nub.

a Cold Snub.
What are you doing for your cold p
"Foliowlng my doctors directions,''-
Bohemian Magazine.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-18

40ou&n AoVe. they say, Will nnd the way,
The scheming lovers game
Ii Just to have her papa pay
The same.
Boston Globe.
So Uncle Says.
Nobody 'preciates beln' restrained"
Gaid Uncle Eben. "a sensible dog
would be grateful fob a muzzle, but
he amt. '-Washington Star.
Proved 1t.
~Id go through fire for your he cried
In accents quite devout.
And then he proved he hadn't lied
Her father fired him out.
Houston Post.
Their Status.
ParsDn-I look upon all divorced men
as merely higher order of beasts.
Outsider--Just lucky dogs" I sup
pose.-Smart Set
Lucky, indeed.
To be 4 lucky dog these days
OF sultry winds and torrid rays!
We are sire the luckest dog we know
Is the old sledge dog Of the Eskimo.
chicago News.
Explained at Last.
Hewitt--Ignorance Is bliss
Jewitt-I'vc always wondered what
Enade you so happy.-New York Press.
More Than Hail.
Man calls his wife his better hail."
But that's a sort Of bluff
He cant deceive himself, for she's
The whole thing sure enough.
Houston Post
a Cold 3nub.
What are you doing for your cold p
"Foliowtng my doctors directions.'-
Bohemian Magazine.
A Truth.
HERE'S reason and rhyme
To u I.roverb applied:
A stitch. sirs. In time
1s worth two in the side
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Exact Sum.
"What did You realize from that min,
ing Investment OF yours, old mani"
@Ty1Qt how l,iC a SooV
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-11
9eitutrI;auft.
esHesrbartr, aus frahsrer Ssit itaumenstt |
eauiirhanosI To 2sneon.

oeneereartrr ats trnHsrfr Jttt WauimenDet
eaafrhanotI To esnspn.
Inter 3eitpertdufen. 70 fdreibt man
aus 2onbpn. bentt man iid seipDbnlid
Serminsef6Gfte an Der 90rie ober ans
bsrs sefdGftli9e Sransattipnen, bic
~auf 3eit" abssI6loHen tperben, aber
f9psrli9 fttlIt man ii9 babel bas Dor,
mas bas Wort tpirtlid bsiast, bas
Derfaufen Der .3eit, unb atpar Der ri9s
tisen Sases5eit. Der Sasesaeit als
9aufirartiisl. Sn Der @itp bon 2ons
bor fpirb nod beutisen Sages nit Der
ri9tigsn Sasesseit bauiiren gsgansen.
Sriiber. bepor bas grobe 3eitsSnititut,
bic Sterniparte in 9reenlpid, burh
@lettrisitGt ibre 5eftftellun9en ipeiters
CAB, mar bas 9auiiren bic ein3ise Mrt,
auf bic bas llbrseperbe Der Gitp bon
2onbon bic rihtise 3eit erfubr, unb
5par lag bas @ei9dft in ben 9Gnben
elmer Srau. Sic befaB einen boraiiss
lihen gbrpnometer unb bic Grlaibnib
bes DIRECTORS Der Sternparte, ibn bort
tGsIi9 priifen unb ri9tisitsllsn gu lafs
fen, unb nit bieIen beiben 8eiibtbiis
msrn erparb fie ii9 ibren 2ebensunters
bait. Seben Sag pilgerte iis Susrit nad
@reenlpih, unb bann ma6te iie bic
Runbe BEL alIen ibren 2unben, bds
beibt bel alien bebeutenben llbrmd4ern
2pnhcns, uab perfprste iie nit ber
ri9tisen 3eit. 9as that iie, Bis iie Elm
bobes gllter errei9te, bann bGnbiste iie
beibe 8eiibtbiimer ibrem gaadpuds
aus. unb unseadtet aller tedniiden
Sorti9ritte Der neueren 3eit pirb oas
@eiperbe nod beute bon einsm tpsibs
Iiden Mitsliebe Der Gamilis ausseiibt.
8ielleidt aber tbun iene rbrmader
gar niht 10 libel baran, bieis anf1eis
nenb porfiinbflutbIide Mstbobs Der
ridtisen 3sitbsitimmrns bsiaubebals
ten, benn es 1T in 2onbon trob 9reens
mid unb alIer tsdniI9en Gortf9ritte
fat unm6sIid. bic ridtiss. bas b.ibt
auf bic Setunbe senaue Sasssasit feits
sufelIen. big 8en." bic lIbrslode bes
parlamsntss.bdubss. ion anseblid
unfeblbar forfeit fein; bafelbe aber
ptrb bon ct. pauls In Der gitp be-
bauptst. unb bod bifferiren bi. beiben
llbren. beibe NIT Greenpi9 perbunben.
febr baufis unb mandmal ni9t uners
beblid. limb perglei9t man bic gros
ben. ipeaien our S9au seitellten
~@resnipi9 Slime >llbren Der beriibm.
ten ubrsefddfte Der Gitp, bann biffes
riren biefe tpieber untereinanber, unb
man toHmt gu benz S9lub. bab es
NIT Der eltttrifden Resuliruns biers
5ulunbe : pielIei9t bat bas alima bas
nit gu tbun = einen Saten baben
muR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-11
gsermifdtes SulanS.

= Sn @rie. Pa.. wurbe Elm Tbsil
Der Grie 5ounorp ourd 5euer serit0rt.
S6aben beinabe 5000, 900.
: Sn Ro6riter. u. o., iturb gia.
than Stein. elmer Der bsfunnteiten @n.
.aleiberbanbler bes ganoes.
= 0tdubsr Oranssn In 5airlanb.
Sfla.. In oas @sbauoe Der Bant bon
5airlano. iprensten bas Siderbeitsss.
noble uub erbeuteten etwa $4,000.
-s0ia6 sinem 8sridt Der Staats.
Misrepresentation baben bic 8rutto'
@innabmen Der @iienbabnsn in Teras
w6breno Der lesten. neun Mcnate um
"a, 900, 900 absenOmmen.
SIM 9otel Stewart 5u Gan 5run.
cisco itarb Bring Dauio aolanianaole
uon Sawaii, 8rnoer bes @onsreboele'
suten Bring ~@upio" salugiunuols uuo
Sieffe Der friibsren a0niSin siliuo'
falani.
= Su ieiner 0Obnuns in gSaibins.
ton itarb Der friibsre Senator Sames
6. Sonss i'm gltsr BON SO Sabren am
Ser,idlas. @r mar elmer Der leitsnoen
Dsmofrateu i'm Sunossieuat pon 1885
bis 1903.
Sn Der Sitnns Ses itdStiidsn
Sdulratbs pOn @bicaso wuroe bsi6loi'
leu. baB in 3ufunft in ben Oifentliden
Sdulen gbicaso's giismano mebr als
ssbrer anseitellt werOeu ioll. Der alter
als so Sabre aft.
- Commander Gtobsrt 6. Pearp.
Der ausenblidli9 in 0iew Yort wsilt.
bOfft oas n6tbise @slS iuiammsn ,u
brinsen, nm am 1. Suli feline ldnsit
ssplante Reiis mad bem giorbpol ais
treteu ju f6nuen.
= Der fribere YrdiiOent @rouer
@leuslano bot ii9 pom isiner 8ranfbsit,- !
bic ibn in 9afemoob, u. g.. felt beiuabe
,pei DtOnaten ans Yeit ssfelielt bislt.
10 weit erbolt. baB er in einem automo'
bill uaf isiner sBobnuns in Princetou
sei9afft weroen fOnnte.
= slus Ssr3meifeluns bariiber. oab
tr bel BOrienipefulatiOusn $50, 900. ben
Reit leines einit bebeutsnoen Ssrm6'
gems. uerloren bate, eridoB fid in
Chicago 9ermann 6. S9nabsl, elmer
Der altsitsn Ogabtfabritanteu Der Staot.
@r mar 60 Sabre aft uno allssmsin
befannt.
= am Sonntas. ben IA. sunni, wiro
Mtilwautee, @isc., Elm BON Deutidsu
aepiantes unb pom Deuti9en erridtetes
Dentmal, unb 3par oas Der beiben
Didtsrfiiriten Sdillsr.@ostbs, srbul.
ten. oas oem ssiammtsn Dsutidtbum
3ur @bre unb Der Staot Wfilwaufee
CUR bobsu 3isroe ssreideu Wtro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-06-11
iluentaeltlid,e senerbeftattnua.

Sn Bergen. gsortpesen. baben bi.
Stdbtperprbneten unb Der Stdbtratb
befdIoFen. baB in 3utunft bic gins
tpobner Der Stabt. obne iesli9e Roitsn
fir ben RadlaB unb unter 8eftreituns
bes sanaen notbipenbisen apitenaufs
ipanbs aus Dffentli9en Mitteln, bic
Seusrbfitattuns nebft .inem plab in
Der Salle bes arsmatoriums aur Qlufs
bsipabruag Der llrneu nit Der 4fdr rs
BALI '%nnsn. lin bies su .rn. .s'
liz, a, 1T Elm entfpre4enbsr @ertras
5tpif1en ber Stabtsemtinbe Bergen
unb benz bortissn 2eidenberbrens
nunssbtrein absefdloHen iporben.
Sn ben freiiinnisen 2reiien Stans
binabi.ns erbIidt man bieIfu9 in ben.
borbilbIiden @erbaIten Ser Stabtses
meinbe Bergen ben eriten S9ritt auf
bem @ese aur grfii[Iuns zines Idnsft
sebegten Wunfhes Der Oemptratie :
bab ber Gtaat ober bic @smeinbe bic
beiben elementarften aIler 4ussdben
bes grbenbiirstrs bon ben Sdultern
bss einseInsn nebme: bic Rotten ber
9eburt unb bic bes Sobes!