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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
DECLARE DIVIDEND
Directors cf United States Steel Cor
poratlo, Held Regular Quarterly
Meeting Yesterday.

New Yoik, Oct. 2G.-The directors
of the United States Steel Corpora,
tion today declared quarterly divi-
iehd - Eet foas Tannor stoct.
fhia an tqereasa of 4 per cent
.efe te eglous Qtag.srly dividend.
Tle csqai dividend cf ia per cent
was Gacta.eI On n.eaerrel stock.
For the quarter ending SentembCr :
10 tte tctal earnings were SIS,
907 Unfjlled orders September 80,
4,79G,S33 tons. Net earnings for the
quarter, s33,S55,019
The surplus after deducting the in
terest on bonds and appropriations
to the sinking funds and dividends, is
S12,155.l13. Ten millions of this sur
plus is laid ASIDE fos additional pros
erty. new plants, etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
STANDARD FINED AGAIN
Violated Texas Antitrust Laws---
Judgments Against Another
Oil Combination

Austin, Tex, Oct 26.-The stand
ard Oil Company of Indiana was to.
day fined $65,000 for violation of the
Texas antitrust law. Judgments
amounting to $175,000 were entered
against the Security Oil company. and
Navarro Refining company, who are
confessefly combined. Clusters from
the state will be executed. The suits
aga lst the Standard Oil Company of
New York. and National Transit com.
pany were dismissed,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
CUBAN CABINET AGiTATED.

Havana, Oct. 25.-The threatened
duel between Secretary of State Velez
and Secretary of Sanitation Duque,
will probably not take place, but Go
mez probably will accept the resigna-
tons of both and appoint tion of both
and appoint Velez to a, foreign diplo-
matte post. Other changes in the
cabinet are believed to be impending.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
CAN'T PAY INTEREST,

Chicago, Oct. 26.--The payment to
the Hanover Bank, of New York. sub
ject to the order of the court, of s5i,
1876, the principal interest on notes
Of the Indiana Southern Railway du,
Nov. /, was ordered by Judge Kohlsat
in the federal court today. The re
ceiver had averred that the road could
not pay the principal interest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
RAPlST is CAUGHT.

Washington, Ind. Oct. 2G.--John
Eagle, wanted for criminal assault On
the 11yearold daughter of Bank
Cashier A. c. Wise, Sunday, was cap
tured today at Vincennes. Threats OF
violence are frequent. Eagle was
captured in cornfield where he was
working on the Illinois side of the
Wabash river
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
DR.. KILLS NElGHBOR;
QUARRELLED ABOUT HOGS

Mattoon, ILL.,. Oct 2G.--As the re-.
suit of dispute over some hogs, Dir.
j. 7. Deckarl, country practitioner
and Democratic politician, shot and
killed Ralph l.. Webster a neighbor,
at the formers home this morning.
Deckard surrendered himself.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27

London. Ont. Sunday night. Monday
he returned to Burlington, apparently
in good health. Tonight he was at.
tackled by heart disease and was dead
when the physicians arrived. Includ.
ing Howard's services in the Indian
wars, he was probably in more en-.
gagements than any other officer OF
the United States army
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
THIRTY-FOMR LIVES LOST
WHEN STEAMER HITS ROCK

sengers, aud the othe.s all members
OF the crew Captain Newman and
twenty Others were last seen In
small boat The six men who were
saved clung to the wreck fourteen
hours until the life savers reached
the stranded vessel.
II is believed that the man steering
mistook the Machias sesl island
light house for the Gannet gock light.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
BLANKETS FOR FLOOD
SUFFERERS IN MEXICO

New York, Oct. 2G.--Twenty thous
and blankets and hundred sewing
machines were sent to the food suf.
ferers in the vicinity of Monterey
Mexico, by the Christian Herald to-
day. Five thousand blankets were
sent fortnight ago. The sewing
machines will be distributed to wild
ows only.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
VIII INVESTIGATE

Seoul Oct. 2G-The news of the as
sassination of Etn caused genuine sor-
row here All classes OF nationalities
here regarded the prince as a real
honefactor of Koera. An investigation
Is proceeding in connection with the
assassination. The Indignation OF
leading Koreans IS pronounced, A
larty will 60 to morrow to Dairen to
(Concluded On Fourth Page1
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
old family quarrel caused the tragedy.

old family quarrel caused the tragedy.
Fearing mob violence by the crowd
at the county Jail the authorities rush
ed the murderer and his brother Pat.
rick Mcmahon and Patrick Lamb, d
farm hand, to the penitentiary at
Lansing, Kans., tonight in an automo-
bile.
Mcmahon exhonorated his brother.
His inability to keep the secret caus.
cd the arrest. He told friend where
he had hidden a revolver and articles
from the Van Royen home. They
were found Mcmahon today told
the sheriff that he was ready to help
work on the case as he had done pre-
viously. Instead he was arrested,
sweated and collapsed and confessed,
and said the motive was to avenge his
hatred. Said he: II waited until I
(COntinupd on Eighth papal
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27

Light and Power case, which wa!
handed down this morning Tht
opinion Is very volumnious, consisting
Of over 10000 words. 1t was writer
by Judge Vickers. Justice Carter
voted against the majority and may
Hle a dissenting opinion.
The main points made by the state
were as follows:
First--That the state of Illinois
owns the bed of the lDes Plains river
at the point where the dam of the
Sconomy Light and Power company
is located.
Second--That the Des PLANES river
is navi:able stream and that the
proposed dam would constitute an OBJ
struction TO navigation
Third-That certain contracts ex
ecuied by the Illinois and Michigan
canal coramissicners under which the
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
MAN COXfESSES
Kill INC THREE.
kANsAN MURDERED HIS TWO Sis.
TIERS AND HRoTHER-IN-
LAW
LYhCAIkG WAS ftARE0
And Authorities TraGs erred Him
From Kansas City jail to Peni.
tentiary--A Revolving
Crime.
LYNCHItG WAS FEARED

Kansas City, Oct 26.-James Nc
Mahon confessed today that he mur.
dered his sisters, Rose McMahon anl
Mrs. Alonzo Van Royen, and the lat
ter's husband on last Tuesday. An
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27

Eastport, Maine, Oct Oct. 26-
Thirty-four lives were lost in wreck
of the steamer Hestia, which went
ashore on ledge off Seal Cove,
Grand Manan today, Only six were
--------.
saved.
The Hesta was bound for St. John
and Baltimore from GLASGOW. Four
of the victims, Scotch boys, were pas
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
GEN. HOWARD, LAST OF THE
UNION COMMANDERS, DEAD

Burlington, VT. Oct 26.-General
Oliver o. Howard, last of the Union
commanders of the Civil war, died at
his home here tonight of heart dis.
ease He was 70 years of age.
Last week Howard was in Canada
delivering his lecture Abraham 3n-
coin. His last appearance We in
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
GLADSTONE APPOINTED.

London, Oct, 2G.--Herbert j. Glad
stone, according to the Daily Tele-
graph, viii be the first governor-gen,
eral of the United South Africa. Glad
stone was not considered a great sue
cess as secretary of home affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
HUTCHINSON ELECTED.

Detroit, Oct. 26.-Charles l.. Hutch
inson, of Chicago, was today elected
president of the next biennial conven-
tion of the Universalist church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
POWER COMPANY
WINS Biz SUI
ILLINOIS eG[REME COURT SAYS
IT HAS RIGHT TO DAM
DEs PLANES RIVER.
Nrtten av i4d1e Vic&ers, Deejdns
& oaea.y i-ht >rd T'3wer Com
paGs Ga2- justice Car.
ter CiG4a1tc.

eciai to The Tuletin.
Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 4G.--The STATE
f Illinois lost on every point made
1t in tie opening Of the rpreme
ourt in the celebrated Il onomy
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
DEVLlN WHIPS WALSH

Memphis, Tenn, Oct 26.-Tommy
Deylin, Of Chicago, easily disposed OF
Eddie Walsh. OF New York, tonight By
a knockout in the fifth round.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27
SON HEARS NEWS.

Genoa. Oct 2G.Ito's son, Hifo-
'Sunia. arrived this evening on a
steamer from London. The Japanese
consul informed him Of his fathers
'leath,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27

Concluded en- Fourth Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-27

Continued on Eighth Page.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Sdlmere grbeit.

Gin RatroIe mar itellungslos unb
fpra6 einen 8uuern um Grbeit an.
S.m Iebtersn that Der Ulann lsio,
unb er fasts gu ibm:
,Seb.n sic bic Sdafe bort auf
bem 5elbe2 Die iasen sic auf unb
treibsn iie in bitien ummauerten SofE
raum."
2lls Der Bauer suriidiam, fanb er
bic S6aFe umbegt. Der Wtutroie
itanb iib.r bic Mauer seltbnt unb
ipifdt. f9 ben Sdpeib bon Der
Stirn.
,9as baben Sic gut gema4t"
Idate Der Bauer, rdber tparum in
aller D.lt bdben sic benn ben Sd'
fen nit binsing.trieben9"
yalfp Saie nennen sic bies tIsint
9ie69 Ra, bas fann i9 Sbnen ia
gen, Der fIeine bat mir beim @in'
treibsn m,br Qrbeit gemudt, ala ale
sroben sufamm.ngenommen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

Mafa6uietts sesen 3pet brittt9e
8ouperneure unb einige perrGtberiids
GolpniIten pertrut, Die sebeime 8riefe
an Die R.sieruns geidrieben batteu
nit Der gmpfebIung, Die Re4ts oei
qropins MaFuduietts, bic bas Sig
nal sum 2lufitunb gegeben, au be'
f6rGnteu. 9ieIe 8riefe poren 5rdnts
lin in bic SGnos ssfdllen.
Der Sberfadtsunipalt bat Ioeben
bic Qntluge Der propinoialperiamms
lung DON UtaFaduietts segtn iens
gpupernsure uub @aterldnbsptrrd'
t6er berleIen. Qlls ibr 8ertbeioiger
trttt Qopotat Deooerburn auf. Elm
fred,sr, unperi9Gmter 9eielIe. Sbm
asotniiber FBt Srontlin, rubis unS
liar 6as 4uae duf Jpn ri4tenb. Sk
g1ebe 1T iunItpoIl uno pdbrt mebrert
Stunbsn. @eooerburu greift ben ehr'
ipiirbiaen Ronu in ben drsiten 8elei'
oioun9en on unb ruff ourd fe'nen
gDiB unS Spot bus Baden osr
2or6s berpor. Ginen 8riefbieb neunt
Ct i'm, bem .r has Siegel Der Chr
ipfiaf.it aufbriiden nolle. Set ieosr
neuen 8slsibisuns mudt Gruntlin
Elm 3ei&en nit Der Sqnb iibsr ote
Ql6Iel, ala ppIIe er bumit Iagen: X
si.bt puriiber - obne mid gu treffen.
Sie @naetloeten ipurben frttgeiproz
den, un6 er ulfO Dffentlid BE-
fchimpft. 8eim Serousseben aus osm
Gaal Iagte er gu ieinem 8eslsiter
.Das mar Elm. ihDne Reoe. Die aber
nod nidt bsSubIt 1T, = iie tann bsm
8eIteler tbeurer au itebeu tommen,
ols er meint." 8el9 tiefen Ginbrud
oteIe Scene obtr auf ibn semuhf
fpnnte man baraus .rIebtn, bdB el
ben Wun6eFtsruns,is. ben ct babe
oetraesn, ni6t ebsr pisber ablegts
dls 4 Sabre ipGttr, uls er in parti
Den 9uno nit 6rontreid unter5ei4
nete.
gu' feline Rebsn unb Sdriften
tporin .r Gnsluno gu iib.rSsugel
fudots, pie unsereht uno augltih mi
fbSri6t es banole, dlio bic goloniel
aue GmpDruns ou r.i3en, fru4tetel
ilid,ts. Die Wtntiter bDrteu ntdt dtl
i'm, Iunbern perbddttsteu uno Der
flaatsn ibn beim R6nig dIS RsbsIer
9esbalb perIpr ,r feline StelIe al
9eneraIspoftmeiit.r bon Rorb'ame
ritd.
Hsn,ipiIben tpurben in ben goloni
en- in uller Gle Sruppen uusgebobe
ulnb sinseiibt, Die Sroueu soFen Ru
aeln unb balfen Ionit 5ur ausrii
flung; man fabrteirte puIpsr, dlls
mar bereit. nit 9ut unb 8lut fii
bas gRs6t sinsuTteben. Dte Mdnns
foIgten oem Ratb, ben tbnen GrantIt
aus aOnbon fanbts unb bert.f.r elm.
9ersruIsGongrsb nod P1iIdSeIpRtc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

srunbluse su ssben. als ;br @.ri
poIIenoet mar, frat 5runtIin 1889
bic 9rdIibsntIhdft ab. Gin i4mer5'
Iuftes aeibsn apans ibn, bas gan3t
i,bte ssabr Ieines 2ebens oas 8ett
,u bitten. 9lber nod bon ieinem
aruntenldgsr aus pirtt. er ourd
S6riften fir fein Bolt unb trat be.
Ipnbers sessn ben StlaOenbanod
uuf. @r Derf4ieb am II. apriI
179O i'm 85. 2ebsnsiabre. Seine Dos
terItaot Bolton lis5 .s iid niat nsR'
men, ibm Elm Gbrsnitanobilb gu sr'
ri9ten, oas mir ben 2eiern pors
fii6ren. Sas 0entmal, am II. Sa'
nuar 1856 lam $50. 9sburtstag) sr'
ridtet, felt Srantlin in Der 8lst'
tung bar, Die sr in paris als 4bgs.
Ian6ter fsinss @oltes trug, Der Sodel
IeIlt perI6isosne Momente aus tel'
nem 2e6en bar: Die nnter5et4nunS
bes Triebsns nit Gnglanb, Die nnab'
MISUNDERSTANDING. ben Sruder
Sranflin unb ben Gntbeder Der elst'
triaitGt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Seiu Gationalfeiertag.

W.itper6reit.t lit Der 9lou6s, Der
A. Suli i.i aud Dem 9eisBs mad Elm
natiunal,r Geiertag Der Der. Stadten.
Dem 1T isOoA ni6t 10. ginsn natio'
ndlen SSeiertag i'm Slime oes 9slsbes
aibt IS in ben Der. Staaten iibsrs
5aupt nift, uuo aud Der llndbbdn'
aia.sitstas lit, Dit Der 9rdbsr'
itmIdungstua. Der Sdntiasunsstd5,
Der g.burtsiae Baihingtons. ME
Dsibna6i.n GEO R,ujabr u. (. D.,nur
elm 6ur4 Die Ssi.Bs:5ung Der mel ten
SinSsIitaatsn fefssieBtsr IeguIsr 5eier'
tag. 8ielfa9 lit IOgdr Der 9rdbsr'
itmidungstas in bsitimmter.r 5orm
ols seI.sli9sr 6sisrtas pOrseiHrisb.n,
als Der 4. Suli, uno peun ouS Der
und6bGngistsitstas i'm ednlen Sonos
feRli6 bfgdngsn pirD, 10 III sr bob
ui9t in allen Stuotsr Iegdlsr 6etsrtug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

unb sur Stillung niebriser Rdta8e'
fiible. Sn Sort SsOr9s, beuts elm
beliebter ausflugsOrt i'm Staotgsbtete
geen gOrfs, Idnittsn bic Solbaten
bas Sauperf DON benz Slagsenmaf
nm bas SiTen Der ameritunti9en
sSdbn. au perbinbern. sic entfsrn'
ten bic our 8efeitiguns oes Sauip.rtS
bienenben &lampen unb rieben ben
sflaggenItpd nit Ssife Elm, uno erit
als lie baburb bas @rflettern bes
WsaItes pirfIam perbinbert gu babsn
slaubtsn, 5Osen iis ub, fi4sr, bic per.
babten Sarben Der iungen Republit
ni6t nod iibsr ibren SGuptern tpeben
gu ieben.
Sn biefer 9tnnabme tpurben iis
aber griinblih enttGufht. Sobdlo
man benz tiidif9sn Strei4 Der 9rS
ten auf bic Spur fam, tpuroen nsus
alampen aus einsm Giienpaarenge'
I6dfte beforgt, Elm mutbi9er S4iffs'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Beniantttt granklttt.
Eeius biplnmatii6e Tlatigfsit BET oe'a
aaibaa uuierer Rtpnbltf.

@n BEN aufbdu Der umeritantiden
Saepubltt, Die nit Der llndbhdngi9'
feitsertldrung Der 13 @ulouien dm 4.
Suli 1776 in's 2eben trot, haben
fpenia MGnner einen 70 tbdtigen Anf
She'll oenommen, ipis Der ~groBe
Biiraer" geniamin Sruntlin, Der iet'
men W1itbiirgern nidt nur papreno
her fdperen SABRE Der Beoriiduns
6urd, has Mutterldno dls ipeiler Ses
rqtber oiente, Ionbsrn ibnen aud gu
GDobIftan6 unS 8iloung perbolt, to'
bob fis es lernten. i'm eisenen, undb'
banaigen Stadt iid ielbit gu re9teren'
Sdon nm bic Mitte Der 60er Sab
re hattie 5rantIin als @ertreter Der
goIonien es i'm euslii&en parlamsrt
bur6 feline tlaren unO ilberaeugenoen
0ari.aungen burdseiebt, bob bic
oriidenbe Stempeltare. Die ben eolo'
nien neben anberen fdpsren Steuern
cuferleat poroen tudren. betetttgi
tpurbe. glu6 als Ipdter Der enSlti3:
sstnanaminiTter eine neue Steuer dll
Sbee, 9las, papi.r. 2eber unb Gar
fen leate unb oreiasbn golonien TN
erIten amsritunii9en gonpent, TN
Sabre 1859, fid Osrpfli4tet bdtten
fir INNER alien Sanbel nit ben
'Ruttsritadte dbsubrsdsn, bepirfte ei
Grantlin's Siirfpra&.. oab man lem
Gteuer pie6er aufbob. Ood Die tul
ben Sbee blieb babon aussenommet
unb Der llnpile beS 8olies tiibrt
bann i'm DECEMBER 1773 gu oem be
faunten lleberfaa auf bas Shtei4tt
I'm 8ofOnsr Safen, Der Die Sperrun!
bes lebteren unb anoere oraittl9
mtaBreeeln Ieitens Der englti6en Re
sieruns sur Golse bate uno als be
tisentli9e 8eeinn bes auffanoes oe
,Golouien besei6uet tptrben tdnn.
Gin bentfpiirbisss Greisnib fpisli
fid dm 20. Sanuar 1774 Dor be
Gdranten bes @sbsimen Ratbes DO
2onopn al, als Srantlin Die &ldG
Der Notwithstanding oo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Millions SSloaer.
@ie ne Sas SiHsn Ses sriten Ster'
nen6anners in 0em gorf binter'
treiben ppllten.

Der glbsus Der britiiden Sruppen
aus gep gort nad Oem 5rieosns'
IbluiIe, pel6er Der snslii9en Serrs
idaft in Sntel Sans 9ebiet tir
immer Elm @nbe ma4te, pol5os iI4
unter mannisfdhen 9sraogerunssn in
elmer @eiIe, bic seeisnst eri4isn, ben
SDlbnern bes europdiIdsn Snislrsihs
bic I.bt.n sttpa nod porhanoensn
Spmpatbien Der 8eDDltsrung Der
SubIonFobt su rauben. SroBoem
bereit am 8. September 1888 oas
Sotum.nt unteraeidnet ipurb., NIT
benz Gnglanb Die llnubbdngisteit Der
Ser. Staaten anertunnte, rdumten
bic Srupp.n bes nperfiben Ilbions
erIt am 25. Ropember bic fiinfttge
Wetropole bes ameritak,i6en Sitens'
Die I.btsn @tunben. ibres aufent'
balts benubtsn bic roben 8riess'
fne6te su ipiiiten Iusf6reitunger
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

8ertdnnt. 9dIt (ber eine
Isbr rotbe Iaie bat, gum @irthl: Sd
tomms nun i6on Tsit einiger 3eit gu
cSbnen, parum Tinb sic mir b.nn bic
eriten Gage fDrmlih ausgsipiden2
Dirtb: Gnti9ulbigen sic nur. td
baS 81. nGmIih fir einen Betn'
reiienbsn g.haltsn.
-gr p.iB 8tfdtib. Gral
Golomann: 2lbsr, Rubolpb, ou bait
b.inube fiinfsis 9dFe auf bi. Gift.
oeIebt, mir t0nnsn bod bOditens bic
SGlfte plaeir.n. guntbir.ttOr 9olc'
mann: 8.rubise bid. mein &inb, oOr
br.i Wo6.n finb.t unfer. Soiret
ni6t itatt. 9is babin bdben fidsr
bic Sdlft. Der @sIaO.nen PIsite &C.
ma9t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Ri9t btrgsffen. grfttl

Ri9t btrgsffen. grIfer
5reunO (Osr sben ieinen 5reunb an'
g.pumpt bait: Sci meines Sdnfes
Dsriid,rt, lisb.r GreunO, id iperb:
ME psrseFeu, mas i'd bir f4uIois
bin! 3peitsr 5rsunb: Sd dua ntht.
Der 8or3us. ~Run. Serr
9(FsFor, fperosn sic mid. balb an bic
Seiratb bentsn?" - ~Tein, 9nGbis'
ft., porldufis 1T bas Sabrrdb meine
9raut." : rOus Sabrrub 1T sstpib
nidt gu DerudteE, uber i'd follte msis
men, cine l.benoige 8raut bat bod
s.ipif. @oraiise Dor benz Rab pcr'
aus" - % ia, uber ben gr6Bsren
@orsug bat bod bas RuO Dor Der
graut poraus." = Limb Der ndre2'
- Die 2entitanse."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

Reunt ibn I d On. aelInss
rim gum Wirtb): Ob sic ni4t 9errn
Siiffel 100 Wiart pe9fsln t0nnten9
>3irtb: 2isber ni9t. bel bem tpirb
setpObnlid elm Bump brausl
8psbaft. Srau (sur 209tn,
bic gum Speiten Wlal untritD: Sa, es
1T alles bsim 4lten eebliebsn, nur els
nen anoeren Wdnn babe ih, 369in:
Sat's benn Der friibsre gar ni6t mebr
duseebult.n9
- @edfeGptrfung. 9srr
gum 8,iud): Srinten sic nur bi.
6laI6. Detn gang aus. fonit pirb
ser ReIt bod BLOB f9lsdt. 8efud:
S9ubet nidts. Sd muB bantsn!
SOnit pirb mir idIs4t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Ter Nntler.

8erieBt. GitsIttit. 5i'
nj: Sft es pdbr, Wluris. odb bu ge'
tiinbigt baIt. es III bod Elm 10 pors
nebmss Saus9 Nuri.: ia, oas
Ibon, aber bic Srau lGbt bel oeriels
ben S6neib.rin urbeitsn ipit i'd, uuo
6as b,rtruge id nidt.
-a6 70! Ssrr o.: Sic limb
It5on flint Sage bon Der RsiIs 3uriid,
nid1t ipabr9 Ssrr g.: Nsin, beute
,rit ben brittsn Gag. Serr w.: Sbr
9i.nItmdb6sn fustt bod aber, sic
pGr,n porborsporgeItsrn tpieb.rgetome
men. Serr g.: Mus i.in, ba5 iis
bds geTdst but. 9shetnt bat fte lss
b.nfaas porgsitsrn; bic itottsrt ndm'
lid stpds.
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Riuoermnn6.

,0as 1T bein Sdpeiter4en", iaste
Der @ater, inbem er ieinem tleinsn
Sun9en bas ainb6en seiste. ~Sas
pirit bu nun redt lieb bdbeR, ni4t
pabr9" - ga. natiirlid", srpibsrte
Der ileine War, ben iiingIten ans
t0mmlins muit.rnO, ~aber es toit.t
bel @slb, ss gu erbaIten, ni@t
pa..9" = rGr.iIia!" msinte ipi.bsr
lG5elnb Der gapa. - ySa", fastt
Wedr nit ein.m ttef.n Seuf5.r, paIs
i6 bid neuli6 dber bat. mir Elm peis
bes 3aninden gu tuufe';. ba fasteit
bu, bu bdtteit tein 9elb bdSul"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

iunae pidelte iib bas Sauip.rt fir
bic SABINE nm ben 2sib unO ertletterts
ben Sabnenmait, inbem er iiber iei'
nem Saupte Sur Rt4ten uno 2inten
bic 3lampsn in bas SoISpert trteb,
bic Ieinen 5iiBen bunn einsn suten
Salt boten. Inter Subelrufen lpurbs
6ierauf bas Stsrnenbanner sebibt,
uno laut tlanssn bic 13 SuIuti9iiiie,
ipel6e bic Sarben Der junssn RE
publit sriiBten, ben ub5iebsnben Sri'
ten in Die Obren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

- 0rafifdes 9sifpisL
@puperndnte lin Der 8Oriteaung bed
9tsenidlud,rs): ~SriB6sn, ba iiebii
9u, mi. I6le6t es ausiiebt, tpenn
man nit b.m MeFer ibt!"
- g 9Ie9te g o. t. arat Gum
franten 2ebrIinO: Wie iit's benn nit
benz gFen9 S9medt esq 2shrling;
R.in! 2lrst: 0a perbe i'd Sbnen elm:
Mebisin Oeridreiben. a.brling; Bel
fer pdre .s i.b.nfalls, Serr 9oftor,
ipenn sic Der Gruu Neiitsrin Elm gu'
tss 9oabud Derfdrie6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
Mdfo. mas mabff 0u b.nn

-@d o. mas mddit 9u bsnn
90, .Spunb9" = sd itubire." =
so, Du fubirit9" = rSa, i'd ftus
bir.. men i9 anpumpen fol."
Gin orisineGfer 3abns
ar5t. o.: Denn sic iid nal sinen
3abn 5ieben laFsn miifen. bdnn ems
pf.ble ib Sbnsn ben 3abndrat Rsibsr,
Bel benz 1T bus 3abnaieben gum 2dS
den. 3. (speifelnb): Sra. ma! d.:
@irtli4, penn Der nGmli4 sinen
3abn reibt, bann reibt er auglsid
ainb INNER einen @iB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

INNER peiter un0 orGnste es Sus
ndhIt aus Dem Snnsrn an bic ail'
fen. 9o6 mir polIen oiels
Sefreiunssf,lbsiise nidt nGber l9tl.
bern, Ionbern uns an 5rantlin's
ginflub unb @irffamtsit babel bul'
ten. Rod einmal ri9tete Der @ongr.b
auf feline 9eranIuHung eins 9ttt'
56rift an ben MutterItaut, nm oteieH
Sur6 8esriinbuns ieiner rs4tmaBt'
aen Sorberungsn NIT ii9 aus5uioR'
nsn. 9od Gnslanb ertIGrte Die eo'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01
9lm Stammtiids.

es 1T 70 o.mitblt bu bl.bsn Sic bod nod etpus S Sber'
tbr.r!" e.. :a:,
bier pi,ueidt Id3idt mid meine Srau nod ma. oarum!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

-8eb.ntli9e Gruge. ~Reiu
- S6ers btiisite! DolIen Sic ipirts
lid elm GuftipisI i4reibsn. 9srr Dot
tpr2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-01

SeIb?trOft. StlDioius (fiir
bas Staatssramsn biiffelnb): p9ott
Iei 0ant, bub man bas 3sus fpdtsr
ipieoer Dergeiisn tann!"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
SETTLE BIG STRIKE
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS WILL GO
 BACK TO WORK.
Black Powder Will Not Be Used in The Mines--WOrkmen Con-
 fer With The Operators.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept, 1-The dispute between the miners and operators ot the Pittsburg district, affecting 1S.0O0 men. 1000 of whom have been on a strike for over a month, was settled tonight at a conference between the operators and the National Executive Board members of the United Mine Workers of America. with National President Thomas L. Lewis. or the or ganization.
 notice will be posted tonight in an the mines In this district. telling the miners that the recent order of the coal companies that black powder must be used in mining coal. Is rescinded for the present,
 T(5 secure this concession on the part of the operators. President Lewis ap- pointed A committee from the miners organization, which will go to Wilkes Barre. Pa, tomorrow to confer with Chief Mine Inspector James E. Roderick, of Pennsylvania. Asking that a thorough investigation of the use Of the black or safety" powder be made by the State.
 The state authorities ordered the use of this powder. but the miners contend that 1t shatters the coal to such an extent that their earnings are greatly decreased.
 The district officials of the miners union took no part in the conference. owing to the differences existing be- tween them and the National board. It is expected that a majority Of tho miners will return to work tomorrow