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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
TRUSTS INVESTIGATED.
No Profits in the Coffee Busi-
ness at Present.
STATEMENT.
The Investigation Still in Progress
The Arbuckles Say That Havemey-
ers Would Quit if he Would Stop
Buying Sugar Refineries.-NO Pro-
fits in Coffee.
Looking After the Trusts.

NEW YORK, February 6.-The joint
committee appointed by the Legislature
to investigate trusts and monoplies in
this state, resumed its session this
morning Senator Lexow and Messrs
Parsons and Sheppard, counsel for
Secretary Searles, of the American
Sugar Refinery company, held a con-
sultation lasting about ten minutes. At
its close the lawyers had promised that
Mr.. Searles would be on hand Monday.
Members of the committee INDUCED in
a practical conference on resuming
taking testimony.
At 11:30 John Arbuckle was recalled
and told the committee there was no
profit in the coffee business now, and
that the Havemeyers must be losing
from So, 900 to $4,000 day in the bust
ness, he also said he believed il his
company should stop buying sugar re-
fneries, the Havemeyers would get out
of the coffee business tomorrow.
James N. Jarvie, partner of Ar
buckle, was recalled. He also testified
that there was no profit in the coffee
business for the past two years, in
direct contradiction to the statement of
H. O. Havemeyer, who testified yester-
day. Lexow then went into an exhaus=
tive'inquiry about the coffee trade, and
a recess until o'clock, but
said in the meantime the committee
would hold an executive session. 1t is
said the case of Searles will be COZ
sidered in executive session.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

alter the ordinance in question, because
as long as it was on tie records in it's
present shape, there wo lid ALWAYS be a
cloud on the city's ability to levy'taxes.
Judge Coldwell seemed to be pretty
much OF the same mind and after fur
| ther brief discussion it was decided to
! let the matter go over until next regu-
| lar meeting.
| Some one called to adjourn. but Mr..
Stewart arose with staid sombre mien
to casually observe that at its last
meeting the council had labored
earnestly On the salary ordinance and
1t then kicked all over. He was proceed
Ing to speak further on this tender
| theme, when he was interrupted by his
| honor the mayor with the sharp warn
| ing, Mr.. Stewart do you want to get
| KILLED." Mr.. Stewart chewed the cud
OF reflection for few abbreviated sec
| onds and then concluded he would
| tackle another phase of the question,
| and offered the following legend in tn e
| shape of a resolutions:
Notice is hereby given that the uu-
| derslgued officers of the city of Ell
Paso, Texas, intend on or after March
9th, 1897. to apply to the legislature
OF the state of Texas, now in session,
| for the passage of a special law, the
| substance of which is as follows, viz:
To so amend the charter of said city
OF FL Paso. so as to abolish the offices
| Of city engineer and city recorder of
SAID city. 10 make the mayor also
recorder OF said city, and to confer
upon the mayor all the authority which
the recorder now has, and to impose
| upon him all the duties now required
of the recorder. And to empower the
council of said city, as the necessity
requires from time to time, to employ
| a competent engineer TO perform any
or all OF the services which may be
performed by the city engineer. To
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Mr.. Stewart thought the mayor
could just as well as not attend to the
duties of recorder, as this had been
done before, and all the engineering
| necessary for the city could be done by
the county engineer and at one tenth of
| the cost to the city.
Judge Coldwell did not think that
| the council could do anything of this
kind, although they might act as indi-
viduals.
The mayor here remarked that as
this was republican city administra-
tIon any democrat could upset the
whole scheme by writing to the demo-
cratic legislature. Mr.. Whitmore OBJ
jected that this was not a republican
council: it was half and half The may
or replied that he was republican and
the big end of the council.
The city attorney said that agreeing
upon that resolution as individuals
would prevent its publication.
The resolution was sat upon and the
council adjourned.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

ATHENS, February 6.-The floor and
galleries of the chamber of deputies
were filled when that body was called
to order this morning and intense ex-
citement prevailed, over the condition
of affairs in Crete. Several deputies
called upon the government to actively
and Immediately intervene in Crete
that further massacres of Christians be
prevented. Reports that the city OF
Canea is in flames and many Christians
killed are confirmed
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
Another CORRESPONDENT Arrested.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-Consul
General Lee telegraphs the state de-
partment from Havana as follows: 'Syl-
vester Scovel, the N. Y. Worlds cor
respondent, was arrested yesterday at
Tunas, Santa Clara province" Con
sui General Lee will watch out for in
terests of Scovel as an American citi-
zen
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
The Three Friends Seized.

ST. LOUIS, February Ga special to
the Scrips- McRae league from Jackson
vile, Fla, says that the steamer Three
Friends and tug Dauntless arrived at
that port today. The Three Friends
was seized by the collector of the port
and an officer placed on board.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

JACK M'DONALD ALIAS BLACK JACK
Mcdonald says he is a miner by occu'
patton, and has been all through Colo
RADIO, Arizona and New Mexico in the
last year. He was in Ell Paso four
months ago, but only over night. OF
late he has been teaming it at the
Globe mines in Arizona. Mcdonald
affects to make merry over the suspi-
cion that he is the red handed outlaw.
However, he says his nickname is
"Black Jack" all right, but he is not
the Black Jack the U. S. officers are
after.
In talking to reporter this after
noon "Black Jack'' said he formerly
lived in FL Paso and was well known
town. He men toned the names of ST
Ryan and r. G. Lightbody. He said
that on his way down here, he met
several railroad men who knew him
and they warned him that he was want
ed in Ell Paso and had better stay away,
but he paid no attention to these warn
ings and came here. He said he did
not expect to have any trouble in clear
ing himself Of any charges against him,
and said the last time he heard of
"Black Jactv the train robber, he was
going from Arizona towards Mexico.
While the reporter was talking to Jack
he recognized several parties, and
spoke to George Herold, whom he call
ed George on first sight. When asked
if he would permit the HERALD'S ar
tist to take snap shot picture of him
he said he did not want it taken while
in Jail but would let him take it when
he was released. The pencil sketch here
given was taken while Black Jack was
talking to the HERALD reporter.
He is very cool and does not seem to
think that he will even be taken back
to Arizona or New Mexico where he is
charged with having violated the ter
ritorial laws.
L. 5. Marshal Hall has been notified
of his capture and will be down tonight
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
he Markets

NEW YORK, February 6.-Stocks
opened irregular. Chicago Gas,
Louisville and Nashville and Sugar
were rather weak; Northern Pacific
and American spirits were in fair de-
maud at slightly higher range business:
very light.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
Hotel Persons Sunday Dinner, p. III.
MOclS TurLlp SOun

MOCK IufIIe Sup
Celery Radishes
Sliced Tomatoes Chow Chow
Rare Roast Beef Horse Radish
Roast Chicken with Dressing and
Cranbury Sauce
Roast Lamb with Dish Gravy
Rum Omlet Satun of GIblets
Burnt Custard with Cut Cake
Snow White Mashed Potatoes
) ewed CauliilOwer la Cream
Asparagus Points Sweet Sugar Points
Candied Vans Corn Bread
Ice Cream Ass'ted Cake
Preserved Quincie5 Mixed Nuts
Lemon Merengo Pie
American and Edam Cheese
Orange Apples
Ice or Hot Tea Java Coffee
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
For one Week only.

Commencing Monday, February Sth,
we will give a discount of 10 per cent
on all goods in our store for cash only.
All goods marked in plain figures
You call-we will do the balance.
Springers, cor. Stanton and st. Louis
Sis will move to 2l6 San Antonio St.
about the 10th of this month.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
Freight Train Wrecked

PARKERSBURG, w, VA, February
Ga freight train on the B. & o.
was wrecked on near Davisville this
morning. The engineer and fireman
were killed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
Warships Ordered TO Crete

LONDON, February 6.-Several Brit
ish warships Of the Mediterranean
squadron have been ordered to proceed
to Crete at once in view of the renewal
of disturbances in that country.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

Ayers Cherry Pectoral is known by
its works. The experience of half a
century proves that no other prepar-
alton of the kind stops coughing and
allays irritation of the throat and bron-
chial tubes so promptly and effectually
as this
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
Another Surprise.

Geo. Harper has full line of Office
supplies this week at astonishing low
prices; and don't forget his specially
blank books for any office work.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

Payne-Badger Coal company, Nc
Alester, CerillOs and anthracite coal,
cord and stove wood, yaed Second aad
chihuahua streets. TefepEuHe No. u.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

Payne-Badger Coal company, Nc
Alester, Cerillos and anthracite coal,
cord and stove wood, yard Second and
chihuahua streets. Telephone No. IL.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
BLACK JACK.
A Man Answering to the Name Now il
the City Jail.

IIIt ClUy JdII.
Captain Carr and Officers Deniston
and Barrett arrested man on the
streets last night, whom they took to
be the much wanted Black Jack of
Arizona hold-up fame. He is register
ed on the police blotter as "Jack Nc
Donald, alias Black Jack, fugitive from
justice" and some of the officers seem
to think he is the much wanted man.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

Stanley Bevan and wife celebrated
last evening, the first anniversary of
their marriage, at their resideuGe on
the north side.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06
New SDriup Goods.

Stylish tan shoes for men, prices
lquer than elsewhere at Meyer, 20F FL
Pa5o ST.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

WANTED-A girl for general house
work: apply this office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-06

Unlike most proprietary medicines,
the formulate of DIR. J G. Ayers sarsa-
parilla and other preparations are
cheerfully sent to any physician who
applies for them. Hence the special
favor accorded these we'll known stan
dard remedies by the Worlds Fair COM
missiQpers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21
OH gois.H cantonb.

en- benz boben bitter BON 78 Subren
1T Der beriibmis 9hhiiologe Gmil bu
goiss 8epmonb in 9erlin aus benz 2e@
ben gei9ieben. Der @eritorbene lit
am Z. Ropember 1918 ala Der Sobn
zines S9srsiJ,rs. 6,iit SeNrt BIZ
gOisz Repmpnb aus Ieu9atel, Der IS
bonn Misunderstanding bis gum Wtz
niiterratb in Berlin gebradt bate, ge<
boren. Der iunge bu 8oiss Hepmonb
begann imSabre 1887 bas tbeologii4e
Stubium, frat aber i6pn i'm ndaiten
Sabre in bic mebiciniide SacultGt
iiber unb eriparb ii9 neben ben Sa4s
fenntniFen cine griinblide pbbiitalis
f9e fptpie mathematician 9ilbuns.
S9on feline DISQUALIFICATION entz
belt llnteriu9unsen iiber bic demii4e
8ei9affenbeit 6es MusteIs uno bic
@erGnberungen, fpel9e fte BEL eer 3ua
fammenSiebung erleibet. SIN Sabre
1841 frat er an bic unteriuAung Der
9%ssiebung bes Mustels our @lettriciz
tat berun unb per0ffentlidte Dsreits
1943 cine &eibe srunblesenber Grgebs
niFe. SIM fpeiteren 8erlaufe ieiner
Irbeiten be59snfte er bic @ihenI9aft,
obgeIeben BON ieinen eisenen @nta
bedunsen, init elmer Reibe Der 5uDer@
ldffigften Werf5eige gu tpsitersr 6or%
i4ung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21

gmil Blu Bots Rebmonb.
9ieien piFsnidaftIidsn 2eiitunsen
febIte es ni9t an duBeren @rfplsen.
1850 = 1853 folste bu 8oissReps
monb ginldbungen na9 @nglanb unb
Srdnfrsi9, um Der bortisen gelebrten
Welt feline @erIu6e bor5ufibren unb
fie BON Der Ri9tistsit ieinsr 8soba4s
tungen gu iiber3eusen. 1851 tpurbs
er Mitslitb Der 8erliner @cabemie Der
Wifenf9aften. Seine Irbeiten tpGba
rsnb Der nG9ften Sabre fabte er in
stpei 8Gnbe rlleber tbierii9e Glettricis
tat" auIammen. 1858 purbe er Der
Ra9folser Sobannes Miiaer's i'm
2ebritubI fir pbpiiolOgie, nudbem er
idon felt neiir Sabren an Der &unitz
academic gelebrt bate. Seine pifens
f6aftli9e SbGtisteit i'm @inSelnen
ipeitsr au perfolsen, tpiirbe gu tpeit
fiibren. SO eeniise bic furae Ingabe,
baB sr auf Der befdrittensn8abn fort'
arbeitenb CUR llnteriu9uns Der elets
trif4en Srsane Der i%osenunnten 3its
terfii9e iiberging, nddbem er bic
lleber5eusung getponnen bate, bab Der
eIeftriide S6lag bieier Sbiere ni9ts
anberes fei als Elm ~psritdrtter MusteIs
from. gr maGte feline 9soba6tuns
gen bon 3eit gu s3eit In Der @cubemis
betannt unb fammslte iie gu 5pei itatts
li9en 8Gnben. 1877 tpurbe bas nei=
s~esriinbete grobartise pbpiiplosif9e
Snititut Der rniberTitdt feiner 2eituns
iibergeben.
4ber bu 8oiss Rebmonb's 8ebeus
tung liegt nift aIein auf fa9ipiFen.
f6aftli6em 9ebiete. &aum prpfefor
gefpprben, besann er bic Dffentli9en
@orlefungen, in benen er in DoIsnbet,
tier Sorm cine OarIte[lung Der naturs
fpiHeni6aftli6en @eltanIdouutg
~iiberbaupt unb einen lteberblid iibel
bic neueren @rrungenI9aften auf bic,
fem san5en 9ebiete CAB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21
ger nqntbbpGler

Ser d neuiBboIler
Srrtbum. Mann GpGt na6 !Sduie
fommsnb, CUR Srau): mSeute lit mir
Elm Malbeur paiiirt. Sd bab' in ben
Muiit @utomaten beim n@riinen
Baum" elm ssbn &%ronsnitiid itatt einsn
8reuser ssporfen." Grau: FRA, bus
bait Su bod benz Dirtb geIast unb
Der bat bas @olbitiid Dir 5uriidsesez
benz" Mann: r0as fdon; aber 10
LANCE Der @utomat ipielt, lam man
i'm ni9t uufma6su uub 10 bah i'd
bort blsiben miiFen, Bis er 500 Mal
ben Rabebtpmarfd eeipielt bat!"
= unmOslid d. Ha, @pbn, tud@
rum 5inb Sic 70 drserlidg Hun.
i'd bin tpiitbenb; aoientbaI iaet mir
Ioeben, i9 iei elm 9alIuHte. limb ba
baben Sic ben Rpfentbal nidt gu 8os
ben gef9mettert2 = Wie beibt gu 9oz
ben f9msttern? @r mar bod am ans
bern @nbe pom Selepbon!
Diffen 9dftti9er 6 il
fer. Srau: Soft i'm Simmel, tper
bat mir bier bic 209er in bas 8leio
sebrannt? = PrpfeKor: 9as babe i9
tpobl setbun; id pOllte feititeaen. OF
es refine Doae lit unb pie Oil fpeiht,
merit man bas am bsitsn an benz Sc
ru6 beim &erbrennen!
= 9robatss RitteG. Sung
berbeiratbeter @bemann: sd m09te
gu germ pifen. mas meine Sruu iibsr
mid bentt!" @Iter Serr: ySeBsn sic
fi9 nal auf ibren neuen Sut, bunn
tperben Sie's elei9 erfdbren!"
= Grtannt. rMDdten Sic mid
ni9t Sbrem Sreunoe, benz reidcn
@nslGnber, bort poritelen9" rWis
eiel brdu9sn Sic benn2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21

0ur6 bie8tume. 9ait:
Sinh sic Der Wirtb9" = Wirth:
.anerbinss msin 9err, mas piinf4sn
Sie2" = Sat: .Sie tSnnen mir cine
austunft eeben. !Saben sic piedeidt
benz aslner geiagt, er ipae nit benz
8e.fiteat 10 LANCE fortbIeiben, bab Sie
nadber 2pgis bere9nsn t0nnsn9"
Oas Gntbebrlid t I. =
Gbemann (am Selesrdpbenidalt.r
eines 8abeortes): ~8itte bas 3eles
aramm su bef0rbern = bier iinb fiinfs
ala 9fennige." = 9samter: nGs finb
aber elf @orte.~ - @bemann: Damn
IaHen sic .treuer" BEL D@atte" FORT"
= &au mdnnifder d ms
pier. Geiienber: 9robartis! S9on
ipieber feds neue pianeten auf einmal
entbedt porben. - principal: 9ott,
mas tiimmern sc fid i'm @ntbedung
neuer planeten2 8leiben &c auf uns
ierem planeten unb entbeden Sc neue
&unbIduft!
= Dor 9eridt. Ri9ter: sic
baben alto benz angebeiterten @bers
bauer ben @slbbeutel aus Der Safde
ge5pesn9 = 4ngetlaster: Sa! =
Ridter (iibsrrufdD: @ds, sic ssite'
ben bic Sbat ein2 = @neetlagter:
Ree! abfdpDren min Id ie!
= 9efdhrli9er M t.
Sotelisr gum 3immerteIner, Der in
bas 3immer zines @aftes treten MIN:
2aFen sic ben damn jebt onein; er
bat iosben bic Rs4nuna betommsn!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21

Motfafdfers ibr ganSes. f9per beldz
benes !Sero ausidiittet.
IRA. tpenn es ipeiter ni9ts 1T" trDs
itst Iie Der glte eutmiitbig i9muns
Selnb, .ba mill ib benz armen SrGu>
lein serne, rs9t serne belfen. Wenn
sic seitatten. 10 beiorge i4 Sbnsn ios
fort aus elmer Reitauration einen 9es
bratenen@ anspogel nebit 3ubebOr, am
beutigsn M%artinstas TT ia an bieier
Spe5ies tein Wldngel, unb peoer Der
Serr Batter, nod Der i9limme Ontel,
Der ia an benz sanSenlngliid i9ulb it,
merten elm Sterbensipprt bapon!"
.a9, sic Iieber. better Serr, ipolen
Sic pirtli9 70 gut fein9" iubelte al>
ma, ploblid bor6reube ftrablenb. .pie
iou i'd Sbnen fur Sbre Site banfen!
Sier baben sic elm 3e6nmartitid,
aber bite nun au9 rc4t i4nea, ebe
Batter fommt. g9, sic gutter. prG9a
tiger 9err, = ia iDte beiben sic benin
eisentlid2"
nHd6ber, na6ber, mein liebes &tno
= babe isbt feline 3eit, es ma9t mid
nur sliidli4, bab i'd Sbnen helten
fdnn!"
Siefaeriibrt briidte @nna Dem Rets
ter bic Sanb unb ss feblte nidt piel,
70 pGre iie inn um ben gals gsfaaen.
.aber bite, bite, reinen Wunb se>
baIteu!" rief fie benz Saponetlenosn
na6.
Raf6 mabte iie Ii6 nun nit Der
%pplftGnbig getnidten Oore barar, bic
lstten Spuren Der 8~ratofensS rgie gu
beripiI9en unb has pertohlte Corpus
belitti gu beieittgen.
Seine 8iertelitunbe mar peritri9en.
als Elm Sotelbebieniteter an Der 9tns
tertbiir eri6isn unb ibr in einem &ors
be cine belitats. fette. %esbratene &isisns
qans, elm tpabres pra9teremplar nsbit
Der busu seborisen Sunte iiberrei9ts.
Wsr mar frober als Ilma uno
9pre!
Sofort ipurbe bsr unI4Gbbare Wos
ael in ben in Orbnuns seieben Diem
praftieirt, I'M i'm ridtigen Moment,
als Slang unb &ernpuntt bes Wies
nus, beib unb bampfenb, tpie Elm eben
fertis gefte1tes 8unittpert, auf Der
Safel au erf6einen. : So mar aber
aud bic b6dite 3eit gefpeien, 0aters
Sdritte erf6alten bereits pu6tig duf
Der Srsppe unb NIT ibm i4ien bsretts
Der Snfel su tommen, Der lebbaften,
freunblidsn llntsrbaltung na4 gu
fdlieben.
Hidtis, - bic guteS tube tpurbe ses
Dffnet unb gleid barauf eri4pu trdt'
tis Der Ruf: ~@lma, 8ombenelement,
mo itedit Oh benn2"
.Oa bin i9 f9on," unb frii4 unb
rpiis ansebaudt BON Der iiberitanps'
men @ufregung unb Der &ii4entsmpes
ratur, fdliipfte &lmu in bas Simmer,
nm ben Sutel gu besriiben.
absr Simmel! - mas mar bas! -
9riin unb I9pdra ipurbe es ihr Dor
ben augen unb sans entseiItert @ftarrte
fie ben Dor ibr itebenben. aus pplem
Salie ladenben Ontel an, Der o,
@dreden = fein anberer mar ais Der
meni6enfrsunblide Selfer aus Der
Rotb!
.Ru, fomm an mein Ser5. geliebte
Ridte, BIN i9 benin 70 fiirdterli4, bab
9u sans bIaB BON S9red fptrit," unb
bas errotbenbe MGb4en In feline arme
f6lieBenb, fliifterte er ibr lsiie gu: sGs
bleibf unter uns. Batter srfabrt tein
Wort, nur = Osin 4rbur" unb laut
fiiste er iobial binsu: rNun &inber,
iebt aum belifaten Martinsbraten. i'd
babe einsn mcrbsmabisen 9uuser!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21
Sie flint Sinue nnb Der Bein.

sd feb Dor mir erblintsn
Sen ebeln 5%euertpein!
@r label mid gu trinten
Wit blantem @rube elm!
Sd risde feline Difte!
8eraui6enb ipunberbar
@rfiinen fie bic 2ufte
Oils cine @eifteridaar!
sd bore! o id bore
Grtlinqen 9las an 9las:
@ie belle @nsslsdOre,
60 liebli9 tDnet bas!
Sd i9meds ibn! o Dcnnsn,
Wie bas binunterfliebt,
@ls ipie Elm frif9er 8ronnsn
Sid in ben Sanb ergisbt.
Sd fible i'm! mein Magen
Gmpfinbet feline Strait:
llnenblihes 8ebagen.
0as mid gum 9otte fdafft!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21
" a!

goufn.: Wsibt bu 5rib. aabsn
finb mir etfpas i4rsdlides. i'd lam
fie gar nidt leiben.
@oufin (Stuoen): Wertpiirbis.
Gouiine! mir ssbt es eenau 10 nit
ben Ratern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21

mOSerne GusIeguna.
sgBie nennt mar elm 8inb. bas ME
iiigt2" Sin enfant terrible!"
Bitter. SD faq sSbnen.
10 me @be 1T bic refine Strafanftalt!S
rSa, unb Sis i6einsn niGt NAL
Director au iein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21

SO mar mebrere Dohsn lang beiB
qefpeIen, briidenb beib. &ein Sropfen
Regen mar gefanen bonn efpis blauen.
ifrablenben Simmsl, unb bon friib bis
ipGt bpdnnten bic Iengenben Strablen
Der Sonne auf bic S6lu6ten unb
iueniofn @iefen, bic @bitb Ran9 ums
iGumten. Der Mdior mar an lenem
fdtpiilsn Radmittas in GINGER gntz
fernuns BON Sauie bamit beI4Gftist.
cine Mdno bes S9afitanes 5u repairs
rem. peier mar nit 9epGferung Der
einen SIibenalse tbGtie, unb 10 mar
benin bas pGrden gang ungeit0rt bort
auf benz Riiden bes 9iieels, in siems
li9er @ntfernung BON ben unberen
3tpei. 9as StiSsenbu9 lag aufses
f9laeer auf benz SdooBe Der iunsen
Srau, bic auf einem 5eIbFubl fab
tpGbrenb 4rtbur SeGfribse Dor ibr i'm
peroorrten @rdIe fid bineeftredt bate.
Sic biscutirten elm Sbema, has TIRE
beiberIeitigs Qufmerfiamteit S01is in
anippu9 su nebmen f9ien. unb ab
uno Su err0tbete @bitb inter ben ettpas
tiibn betpunbsrnbcn 8liden hires
9aIt.s. Der @ssentans bes Sc
fprGdes ipar Elm psrfdnslidsr. unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-01-21

rMer9" bonnerte Sobias lie nit sus
fammeugescgenen 8rauen an. inners
lid miibIam fein 2a6en iiber ibrsn
S9red betGmpfenh. nd, cntf6uIs
bige @Gter6sn, i'd bahte = i1 meinte
nur, mas mir benz lie6en, sutsn Ontel
@les aufttf9en tponen, itammelte is
beiberrOtbenb unb perlegen.
Rein. iiber iolae t%urioie Sragerei,
bait Du es benn Hidt eben faparS auf
tpeiB geleIen9 Cine Sans min Der
Sntel bdben, 10 5ubersitet. pie mir es
aus unferer SusenOSeit bet Wuttern
am Wdrtinstag gefp0bnt iparen! 9Iber
Glmu, bas fase id Dir. Elm GGrfebra=
ten mub es fem. bub ii9 Der beiIiss
Martin bic Singer bunu4 Iedsn ibats,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
Headquarters to- He Changed.


Es4N4Ia courier
The t~ccha % which we nave heard -
much Ia yae dlss'a tches from C1lha. reser,-
h.es a dead lire extended FOR mites.
Originally ;he word denoted q rath or a
short cat across country Tee trocha ~
She present war IS "a fortified high road.
a barrier across wai-h Ire enemy must
no. p permitted 20 advance ~ any cost
Tte FIRST indication - ths tro.~nz - q
hs-ipcl Nfre fence. three and half saet
hseh Behn2 kats are the boxes Of r4e
seut-u5l IS. made % palmetto leaves. Forty
Yards hack o. the seut5aeIs extends a
dtoh tg~ee feet deep AMI four vide Tss
ts protected by 2 rampant u palmetto l8zs
Another forty Yards away the barrs Ks
~ -Ee soldiers arr erected. bordering on
tae -s45 along w-hcA ~sns wall * stone
ans esrs1 Trees near FL are termed INTO
observation towers by means cg winding
stairs rav m 1ta-v stations are afaasl-
na.f s. -7 = assars- and the crossing % the
fr-s-1a ~ teervso-e q venture q desp@rz e.
Nazor. frT even r. t1e attempt Is e,leeees-
gal rer toFsar- of she cuarag's country
Ssast s.cnFr o- laser rEal his Nay ia *
aEat1. unless He "a prepared To meet tae
fcv l5 aisle. Esd AXE MS caances
@ arm 0g az. a. % Stroke
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
DR.. C0PELASD'S BOOK FkEE !
ALL.

~ you live out of the city VIE
for Doctor Copefand's book renssr
ing a description ~ Doctor CspeH-
of The Treatment That Cures =
tor Copefaad's Monograph on bsS
ness. Doctor C0peIand's
graph on Catarrh. and Doctor ~
lands famous symptom auesnsv
describing disease I'm its dihsf~
forms. The book viii be maHss
yon FREE
In Measles. scarlet Fever,
chifis and Pneumonia the thr"1
involved. and the infln rs uaafios
tending from the throat fnfo
Fn.tmehInn Tubes. causing dean
e.. Of a catarrhal nature. Th"s
phra-e. catarrhal Origin
MONOGRAPH ~ DEAFNESS 10
in the scientific and not In the
MAR sense ia which CataFrn
commonly regarded "a siwpiy
ru.e of the head.