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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
STEAMERS COLLIDE; 81 PERISH.
Russian and GrecIan Vessels Meot-
Only Four Rescued.

Odessa, Jan. 1.-THE Russian steam
er Sviatoslav, with a crew of 3s, came
into collision near Neyoressisk with
The Greek steamer Position yester-
day.
The Sviatoslav sank within three
minutes. Four of her crew managed
In the moment of the collision to get
aboard the Poseidon and were saved.
The 81 members OF the crow wore
lost,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
sHURTLEFF is ILLINOIS SPEAKER.
Gov. Deneen Is Beaten In Legislative
Contest

Springfield. ILL.,, Jan. 7.--Edward d.
Shurtleff Of Marengo, was elected
speaker Of the house late yesterday
afternoon by Il vote Of IS. The Demo-
Gratis swinging to him resulted in Shurt-
leff's election and the resultant defeat
of Representative King. who was Gov.
Deneen's choice for the Office. The
session had assembled earlier in tho
day.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09

Mrs. Stubb--rhe idea! 1t states ilcra
that tho governor OF Maryland is q
bachelor.
Mr.. stubbs-Lucl1y man, Maria.
Mrs. Stubb-And why do you say he
Is lucky, John Stubb?
Mr.. Stubb-Why, If he happened to
be married instead OF governing the
state, ne couldn't oven govern himself.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
AIIeqed Grafters Indicated

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 5.-The seven
councilmen accused of accepting
brides and conspiring to secure brides,
and the two former bankers accused
Of giving brides, all of whom were ar.
rested two weeks ago, upon complaint
Of the Voters League, were indicted
late yesterday by grand jury.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Doctor and Chauffeur KlIled.

Philadelphia, Jan. 5.-Dr. Edward r.
Snader, a prominent physician of this
city, and his negro chauffeur, John A.
Bailey, lost their lives yesterday after.
noon when an automobile in which
they were riding plunged over 40.
foot embankment in Fairmont park.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
ROOSEVELT REFUSES
TO GIVE HIS REASONS
In Special Message President is Mum
on Withdrawal of Steel Corpor-
alton Suit.

Washington, Jan. 7. - President
Roosevelt in a special message to the
senate yesterday, declined to permit At
torney General Bonaparte to say why
he has failed to bring action against
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Huohes to Go to the Senate.

Denver, Col, Jan. 1.-The seven.
teenth general assembly Of Colorado
met at noon yesterday. Both branches
are Democratic, and the election OF
Charles J. Hughes. ,Jr., of Denver, to
the United States senate to succeed
Henry M. Teller was assured
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Third Attempt TO Free rhaw

Third Attempt to Free Thaw.
White Plains, N. Y, Jan. ga third
attempt to free Harry K. Thaw from
the Matteawan Asylum for the Grim
inal Insane was begun yesterday be.
fore Justice Tompkins in the supreme
court here. Again the court is asked
to present Thaw's case to a jury to
determine whether or not the prisoner
is insane.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Quests Flee Hotel Sire.

Bay City, Mich. Jan. Guests Of
the Central Hotel at Grayling, Craw-
ford county, 100 miles north from
here, had narrow escape from death
yesterday when the hotel was de-
stroyed by fire.. 49,.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
SUMMONS


State of Minnesota. County of Hennepln.
District Court. Fourth Judicial Dis
trict.
Frederick l., Hoag, Plaintiff,
VS.. 81. -,
Eyrdc d. Hong, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota to Tho Above
Named efcndant
You are hereby summoned and requir-
cd to- answer the complaint of the Plain
tiff. In the above entitled action, which
t,omrlain! has been filed in the office of
the Clerk OF said Court. and to serve
Il copy of Your answer to the said COM
rlaint on the subscribers at their Office
az 53G Andns building, in the City Of
Minneapolis. in the said County OF Hen
ncpln within thirty 600 days after ser
,vc or this summons upon you, exc,,-
s!vn OF the day Of such service, and If
YOU fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the PLAINTIFF
in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded In said complaint,
together with PLAINTIFFS costs and dis
burSrnlcntS herein.
Dated December 90 1908. -
JOHN p. DIGVANIIY and
TT. >R. HEWITT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
536-536 Andrus Bldg,
Minneapolis. Mimi.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Allowance for Mrs. spreckeIs.

San Francisco, Jan. IA monthly
allowance Of $4,000 has been granted
to Mrs. Anna Christina Spreckels,
widow of the late Claus Spreckels, by
Judge Coffey Of the probate court, tho
allowance to continue pending the
probate of the will.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Editor Stabbed by Countryman,

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 7.--Carlo Tresca,
editor Of the La Plebe, an italian So
cialist paper, was stabbed and serious
ly injured in the head yesterday by
countryman named Johns, Of Charlie
roi, Pa, near here. Tresca was at
tackled in a downtown street.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Steamer Goes Ashore.

Philadelphia, Jan. IA telegram TO
the Philadelphia maritime exchange
from Lewes, DEL, says that an I'M
known steamer went ashore four miles
from Smith island life saving station,
Virginia, near Capt Charles light
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Caught Near Scene of Crime.

jackson, Miss, Jan. 4.-William
Sorsby, who shot and killed Post
Office Inspector Charles Fitzgerald at
Clinton, Miss, September 20 last, was
captured near the scene of the trag-
edy yesterday. Sorsby was found in
the attic Of the home of friend where
he states he has been in hiding for
several weeks.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Pittsbura Pioneer 10 Dead,

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 6.-Joshua
Rhodes, pioneer business man and
f1nancier Of the Pittsburg district, died
at his home hero yesterday in his
eighty-dfth year.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09

Rear Admiral Barnett Very III.
Washington, Jan. 6--Rear Admiral
Barnett, superintendent If the United
States naval observatory, is critically
~ at the naval hospital in this city.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
BattIeship GEORGIA Ashore.

Port Said, Jan. 1.-THE battleship
Georgia went ashore on her way
through the canal yesterday. She was
re-floated. and does not appear to have
been damaged. She arrived here at
midnight with the Nebraska and New
Jersey.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Last Daughter Of Revolution Die,

Ithaca, N. Y, Jan. 5.-Mrs. Harriet
Estes, who is said to have been the
only surviving daughter of the revolu.
ton, died here yesterday, aged 81
years. Mrs. Estes was born in e.
bridge, N, Y, the daughter of James
Durham of the Fifth Connecticut regi-
ment.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-09
Earth Shock at Teneriffe.

Teneriffe, Canary Islands, Jan. g.
An earth shock lasting IL seconds was
felt here yesterday. 1t overturned fur
niture and set bells to ringing in the
houses. The people rushed into the
streets in state of alarm, but no dam
age was done.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
TWO euTTEs RESERVOIR.
Congress Appropriates Money for
the Purpose Of Having the Lands
Inspected and Turned
Over to the State.

It looks now as II the government
ball OF red tape would soon be un-
wound and the lands needed to make
the big Two Buttes project a sue
cess will soon be turned over to the
state and be subject to entry.
Applications to enter lands are now
pouring in ON the company at a rate
which convmces the projectors that
the enterprise will be a success from
the very start. Messrs. Bancroft
and Eberle are greatly pleased over
these evidences Of interest on the
part OF the people generally and are
rapidly getting things in shape so
that there will be no further delay
after the government let's loose.
The people OF Baca county are TAX
ing great interest IN this project and
steps are bedDg taken to organize a
town which will be located to get
the benefit of the big trade which
will soon be derived from hundreds
Of prosperous homes in what Is now
raw prarie
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
Pinehot And MondeII.

It has been decided that Chief For
ester Pincllot will deliver his address
before the Colorado Legislature on
the evening of Tuesday, March 16.
E. NJ. Ammons, a former State Sem
ator, will make a reply to Mr.. Pin
chot, setting forth the contentious of
the opponents OF the forestry policy.
and Mr.. Pnrhot will then answer MIR.
Ammons. Thus the Legislature will
be treated to a debate between the
CHIEF exponent Of the preservation Of
the forests and a representative Of
the other side.
During the last two or three years
a good deal Of opposition to the Gov
ernment's forestry policy has been
aroused throughout the Wset, prin-
capally on the part OF numerous poll
ticians who find 1t a convenient
means of advancing their own inter
eats. and also among many individu-
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
m. Simon Insane.

The arrest and trial OF NJ. Simon
last week on a charge Of insanity
created considerable interest in La
mar. He was formerly in business
here. and since taking the bankrupt
law about a year ago. has been keep
ing up correspondence that was
voluminous enough to account for
the rapid rise in the price Of paper.
and was of such absorbing interest
that the recipients saved 1t and
tried to get even by reading 1t to
others.
OF late some of these letters have
become more or less threatening to
some people and on his appearance
in town last Friday nigh he was ar
on a charge of insanity. Many of
the letters were read in court and
these with his own flighty testimony
left the jury no room for anything
but a verdict Of insanity. He was
sentenced to the insane asylum at
Pueblo and taken there yesterday
by Sheriff Simpson.
The trial was before Judge Fee
and jury consisting OF w. e. Stat
ford, Chas. Maxwell. T. E. Downer.
Tom Dewitt, G. II. Thomas and
Howard Koen. Attorneys CRANKY
Hillyer and ]. F. McCarty represent
ed the state and Attorneys w. A.
Merrill and Alfred Todd the defense.
After the trial the effects of the
defendant were searched for fear
they might contain deadly weapons.
but nothing Of desperate character
was discov cred.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10

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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
Taft And Tho Critics.

1t was rather a homely expression
used by President Taft to his Yale
friends THE other night respecting
criticism. He said in substance that
he hoped to profit by just criticism.
but for unjust attacks he hoped to
have the courage not to care
durn.''
This Is really the attitude which
should be taken by every public man.
Some there be who cannot endure
criticism OF any kind, just or unjust,
and who are, therefore in an unhap-
py frame of mind most Of the time.
But IL Mt. Taft Isl able to carry out
his announced purpose it will be a
source Of satisfaction and comfort to
him.
The man who Is able to profit by
fair criticism is unusual, and the
man whois able to cast aside unfair
attacks is even more exceptional.
But Mr.. Taft is quite likely to be
that sort Of a man. In some respects
he Is a man of the type of Grover
Clev vela1pd, but yet with more virility
Of mind and perhaps more responsive
to public sentiment. But he has
that same soljdity of purpose and OF
moral courage that will probably EN-
able him to mot care durn' If he
believes that he is doing the wtsest
and best things for the country.
tEx.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
Preparing for Tariff Revision.

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'he ''i nA AAD ''-S p'o
LIN Aiianee
~
rs me oo'eS. u INC -,
ieiieu w
nAS il&A Aut''s1' COO '
secMe une ii*'eueu speeu III .Ae p'-
'Haee u Ane 'n' NJ :. "
~n'e :" s'u'p' y" oV '
AT tne eA'ra se7San MIL e'e' .e
"as eiui Il" 7uu'
as sutss*seaon oniy' me s"eeea'o'
- M keeping WIN ahe p"ii'lea' "e'e''
opmehts Oh tne S'is' year s''n .ie
preparatioais' 1hat nave oeeh ihaoe 'o'
nne sesssoh-
Early last summer these prepara-
tons began with ane work Oh eAper'e'
VINO were eHpioyeo ny lhe ways aiiu
means commattee on the mousse whicn
wss autnnHeo 70 eal ou'ii's 'ac1'' ''i'
and engage neip IN securing "h LIZA
cn Oh WINCH W oaSe e'i'sn'
ihe experts weh~ over Ahe 'aiuaoie
ma1erAai reiaehs I" cne sup'ec' 'ha'
Ii Deane consua'iy eaenereu oy so'-
enrnnesI bureaus anu pue tns ~ ohe
oAsposai OIL uhe conhnii''ee' An'er ehe
esecasn S'hfAisfnAn fayiDe o Ihe coin
m>rbee ISSUED a call hor ineelihe
OF thaI 0o"y NOV ~ anu ironh 'ha'
mme on there were oral hearings a'
which ahe representatives Oh many
ousiness ihteress gave thelr VIEWS
rurunerunore' SINCE the ciose Oh 1he
hearings the fep"oican nmeoers ol
the comm'toee nave heid daiiy ses-
ssons al whscn dney nave chosioereo
The evsdence presented and received
.''n s'T'4. '''e as '"e' - I'm
A1'. ~ " '
epo' vi '"e
Inc piah now is 10 oiIer a Dill
soon adter congress mees and 10
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
Notes From Lamar Register Of
March 9, 1889.

M. NJ. Brown and son came down
from near Tow11er and filed ON claims
near the state line In the old cattle
trail.
High Five has just been introduc-
ed into Lamar and was about to put
a stop to business.
A number of contractors had COM
pleted, work on, the Henry ditch.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
Things For
Babies

Say. How many things does
baby needf Shoes, socks,
frocks, frills, bonnets, coats,
blankets etc.,-right down the
line and what a pleasure to select
them at the same place without
having to shop here, there and
every where.
A complete showing of Laces,
Embroidery, Persian lawns, Main
sock, India Linens, plain and en-
broidery Flannels, White Mohair,
Stork Pants, Underwear of all
kinds and in fact everything that
the baby needs.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
Embroideries

Swiss, Hamburg and Nanisook
Embroidery and insertion, Front
ings Flouncing, braiding, etc.
Whatever you want maybe
you II find it here at sc and 1Oc
a yard.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10
Dress Goods and Silks

Indication
many
all of the shades 500 yard F1uld silks new and
Ppines Wolfe wool
ies andw ool Hniet n
ueis
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10

The New Spring Millinery for
season of 1909 is now on display
in the millinery parlor. There
are many new and beautiful crea-
tions this season. We cordially
invite all to look over our large
line.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-10

FO' Men-The w. l.. Doug
las shoe for men continues to be
the most popular. The reason
y that it is far and away the
best for style, the best for com
fort and the best for wear Of any
of the shoes that sell at this price
or even higher prices. Oxfords
$3.50 and $4.OO, Shoes $3.50 and
400.
We have already received a
number of the new spring styles
in both the above in oxblood, tan
and black.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30
@nnberli6.

Gin Idperes 9etpitttr par ibtr
ous StGotfen se3osen. Der SliB par
6ur6 oas R.oatttons5immer oes gBo>
9en6lGtt9ens sefabren, uno nun Jap,
nit Osm bloben Sdredsn oaponse<
tommen, gt.batteur @unberli4 am
StammtiI9 i'm rBeiBsn 2amm".
.gr3Gblen, er3Gblen, Serr aBunoers
lid! S6re @inbriide!"
sd Iibe alIo an meinsm Sdrstbs
tiId, in bollter 9lrbeit, uno idreibe
uno Ihreibe, Inn msinen 2eitdrtitel gu
bseno.n. Ser Simmsl iiberSiebt il4
I6pars, es miro ountel i'm 3tmmsr,
i'd aber fam mid ni9t aufbalten;
Elm Sslearamm unIeres Puriier &Ors
reIpOnoenten lit gu ftiliiirsn, i'd i9rets
be, uno Die briideuoe Sibs treibt mir
bas @aFet aus allen Poren. Der
0onner rult, - mir tommen Elm
paur 9ebanten iiber Die Reidsfinanar
reform, unb ia iareibe, Obns uuf5u..
6liden. Die 8libe 3udern, ara9 auf
Rrad umtoIt mid, = i9 i4reibe an
ben ,9ermiI9ten Ra9ri9ten", uno
ole Sropfen rinnen mir BON Der Stir.
ne. 5inIterniB biillt mid elm = i'd
I6rei6e. Od = elm einaises 9etOte.
Elm 8liben, Elm DOnnern, elm grelles
2eu9ten i'm 3immer, = Der 8ltB'
Itra6l IauIt an mir poriiber, : uno
i'd gebe an Die v8unte gbronit" unO
Iarei6e tpeittr."
rllno Der 8liB bat Sbnen tpirtlit
nidts setbun9"
Sang un6 gar nidts. gtur BIZ
S6ere bat er mir aus Der Sonb ge'
rifen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30

8Osbaft. Sinterbuuer gum
Dirtb): Den 8aber pertlag' i'd, Der
bat mid seitern einen Dds gebsiBen.
Dtrtb: 9a fOIIte bod ebsr Osin Dds
Hagen!
= protet. 8uumeiiter: Die
@iGIa 1T fig unb fsrtig, S.rr 8liim'
den, hermit iiberssbe ib Sbnen bic
S4IiiFel. Grau 8liim4en: 8itte
fsbr. bic bstOmme i4!
= Serbit SbpIl. Dame
(beim WulOipd5tersuns): rSsbeH
sic, Serr StadtsantpaIt, fhon ipieber
Elm gang rOtbes 8lutt." - Stats
anpalt (aus tiefem Sinnen auffabs
renb): nWo2 po9 Das muB sleia
confiscirt tperoen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30
SaS 8i6tpHaiter.

gouer Spart ipirb bon Der 9i6t
aeplaot unb fGbrt in bic Staot, I'm
iid Elm beiliames pflaiter gu holea.
Der appt6efer muB es erit aure6tmds
den; Bauer Sipart but feline 2uf,
lanae barauf su parten, er mill nod
anbere 9eIursunsen erleoissn unb bos
gflaIer na9ber abbpIen. Grit IN
Der SGmmerrng tommt er ipisoer an,
ntmmt eilieIt bas fir i'm 5ure4tses
leate padet9en unb fdbrt ab.
Raum 1T er fort, oa ipiro IN Der
9lpotbefe 2i6t angemadt unb barouf
entbedt, bab bas SidtpflaFsr. tuobls
einaepidelt, nod auf benz 2abentii6e
lieot. 0as tleine padet aber, bas
Bauer Sipart an SteIIs Oes pflas
tiers mitbefommen, sntbielt einen
neuen 9ummisobltsller, ben iid Der
glpOtbeter batte ididen lafen. Run,
es Idbabet ia ni9ts. bentt Der apotbt<
Ter. llnbeil tann bus 8erieben niat
Ftiften, unb ben 3ublteaer pirb sr
mir tpobl baIb fpisberbrinsen.
Ql6er iper BON ii6 unb ieiner Sidt
nid)ts bDren IGbt, 1T 8auer Smart.
0ud, brei Dp6en enblib tommt CT
pieber an, aber au b.s apptbsfers
GrIfauusn p.rIanst er nidts fir ii4.
.cSa, iuie 1T benn bic 9eididte nit
benz @idtpfldIter sigsntlid getpors
BENT fraat ber GpOt5tter. Sa
lddelt Der Bauer Smart poblsefaIs
Tia unb ertIdrt: ~5ein BATS sebolf.n,
Serr, fein. Bios mid redt tleben
6at's 3eug tpoIIen, n bib4en 2eim
6ab' i'd nebmen miiffen. SeBt bat
ids mein gaa9bar s.bOrst, unb Der
Ssiiifer lauert aud idon barauf."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30
seS@i6te sss epasierftods.

2anqe bepor ber Stpd au einem
@sgenItanb Der NObs unb bes 2urus
ssiporben, tpurbe er in Jorm zines
Stabes BON ben pilsern. ben 2anbs
leuten, ben Reiienben tbeils aur
StiiBe, tbeils our Dsbr setrassn. Sm
9aufe Der 3eit erbieIt er cine perf4ies
benortise fbmbpliide 9eOsutung:
gIei9iam als QlbSei9en ibrer Diirbe
trugen ibn 5elbberren, als 3ei9en
ibres @mtes unb ibrer Waat fiibrten
ibn seipiFe 8eamte. Bel ben 9unbs
ipertern burften nur Dleiiter unb Gee
IelIen, BEL ben &dufleuten muir bic
prinSiraIe unO aOmmis StOde tras
gen. @erempnienmeiiter, pfDrtner
unb Sambourmaiors fiibrsn nod
beute StDde, bic mebr ober Deniser
in bic gusen fallen unb einem 3epter
ni9t unGbnli6 iinb. DGbrenO nit
Der 3eit bas S9pert gum Segen
unb Der Segeu au einem Spiel5eug,
bsm 9aIanterisbessn, pirb uno
fdiebIi9 gang peri9pinbst, perbreitst
fd bic Site, sinsn StOd gu trasen,
INNER mebr, iibsrbauert i9lieBIi9
aae DunbIunsen in Der Sru9t
unb f9miest ii4 muir in Der duBeren
Sorm unb ausidmiiduns bem 3eit>
seIdmaf an. Seinri4 ~. TT Der
erite Siirit, Der einen e9ten 2uIus'
tod 3u traeen pfleste. Der nit eis
mem GlfenbsintnOpf Derfebene gbens
bplSfpd 2ubpiss XIII. bat cine sez
pife gsrii6mtbeit erlanst. unb Cubs
mig XIV. sibt nit ieinen Stoden
bas 9.ifpieI, &iinftlsr unO SupeIisre
nit Der gnfertisung bon Spa5iers
itDden au beidGftisen. 9aIb fuate
in Der fran3SFfden SOfgeielidaft
elm isber isin.n gbrssi3 i'm Belize
bes f9Oniten unb toftbariten Stodes.
au6 bic 0amentpelt abmte bic Sitte
naG. Sp lief man i'm r5rauens
simmsrleriton" bonn Sabre 1715:
Der Spabier Stab oOer sStod 1T
Elm f6mal unb ssfdipondes bon Spa
niI6em Rp6r perfertistes Stdblein,
nit elmer S6leiffe 9anO perfebsn,
beFen Ii9 bas Srdusnaimmsr an
etli6en Srten bep bem Spabierens
g.ben gu bebiensn pfIsgt." Der
fbeuerite Stpd mar ipObI Der, ben bic
ruIfI6e 3aiIerin 9atbarina II. benz
@6p.OentDnis @uitap III. gum 9ss
I6ent ma6te: sr toitete 10000 Rus
bel! Ssitbem bic Mobe in Der tois
barren glusseitaltung Der SpoaierItOde
ibren S0bepuntt errei9t bate, f9lug
| fie ben umgetebrten Wsg Elm, inoem
lie elmer ipadienben @treinfu6ung
auitrebte. Wlit Der Ginfiibrung Oss
NuGterbutes, bes cylinders, tpurbe
Der Stpd einfad, bod unb berb, uno
bieie @ergrDberuns iteiserte ii4 nit
ben Sncropablss (Oreiedise Siite nit
aroBen 9rempen, aud 9onapartes
aenannD Biz au sinem biden, aus eis
ner mDglihft tnorrigen Rebe angefers
tiaten Stpd.
Sn bds poriae Sabrbunbert frat
Der Stod als berber 8niittel nit quas
ftengcIdmiidten SanOriemen elm, bod
| T6pn i'm stpeiten Sabr5ebnt geben
piele Serren Su BEN biinnen 9feffers
| rubrIt6d6en nit runblidem &nOpf
iiber. Seit benz britten SabrSebnt iinb
StDde nit sebosenem Sanosriff
| Mobe, unb in neusrer 3eit iilberne
unb elfenbeinsrne &riiditOde. Cine
| StodIammlung bon iiber 300 @rems
plaren bintsrlieB @raf 9riibI, Der
peri6penbsrii9e Wiinifter bes &Dntg
Sriebri9 9lusuit bes Starten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30

SIN sDeifen @tOd,
rsyrau Dottor, Elm SdBdsn9~ pSrau
S9miot, Elm 2itDr9"
.,5rau Ratb, nod Elm Stiid4en
&u6ens@
.-Nein, liebe Srau Wuller, bas i4Ons
9utett."
.Wie nett, bab sic uns beute bsius
6en." =
Rann i8pabt man uno mebiiirt mad
2uit
9on Sob, @.rlobung uno Seiratb.
1lnb fest in Stiide mdn4' guten Rui
Beim Seitfdmaus Der Grau Run3let'
rat6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30

Roefieunb Praris. Serr:
TrGuIein @r.tbe, id tunn pbne Sic
ni9t mebr leben! Dame: Ra. beirds
then sic mid muir. pann iperben sic
es balb lernen!
-Sn Der 8iIbergall.rte
S.ben sic fdnen, bas 1T bic Dame,
bic bas Bib bier semalt bat. =
Oonn.rpettsr. bic bat fih feIber beher
b.malt als ibre 2eintpunb!
ungebulbig. 9ldubiser
gum Siener ietnes S9ulbners):
sSragsn sic nal ben Germ 9ruf, oh
i'd ibn enbIid fpreden tDnnte - erft
beftelt er mid uuf feline Burg, bann
lGbt er mid sipei Stunben tparten =
ipie beiBt. bin i4 auf Der @artburs!2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30

@liid. Sufte gebOrt, b'r Ssia
ia bait friib seitOrben. - llnb g.itern
bat'r perii6ert Iei 9dben nit 10000
Mart. Sat Der Meni9 a S4Dain!
8Osbaft. 9idterling: sWis
begeiItert bic Grna INNER meinen
9eoi6tbanb bstra9tet!" - Greunb:
,gaatiirli6, Der @inbunO If aud
ipirtlid reisenb!"
8osbaft. gu msiner Sper
liefert mir profefor Sumbolo ben
Ssrt.~ - Limb per bi. WtuiitG"
Seu9eIei. rWas sibt's
benn BEL eu9. babt pObl grobe Wds
ibe." - rNein; S9piegermutter mill
abreiien, oa ri9ten mir ale Saf4.n'
tiiGer bert"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30
0ertrante Sr.nter. =

0ertrante Sr.nter. =
9lr,t: Sic miiFen bas Srinten uns
beotnst aufseben, Ionit betommeu sic
Elm 8ierbera!" qatieut: .Rann man
Nas nidt ppsriEsrs"
-Sato:. Gj'e ms bnbeit. -
Meiiterin ,5um 2ebrling, Der Den
Msiittr aus Dem Wirtbsbaus sebolt
hat): rDarum beuGit Ou benu9" =
Q.6rlins: Den Meifer bol id uiht
mebr ab! Ssbesmal, peun er tdus
melt, srsift sr nu4 meinen Obrsn!"