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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

Government HeS1tateS Tor the Rea-
son That an Appeal to the Voters
Might Further Embarras Its
United States Unsatisfactory to
German Leaders.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press.
BERLIN, June M-The attention of the
reichstag last week was chiefly devoted
to the anti-strike bills, and the public
showed more interest in this than in
any other measure of the session. The
galleries were filled for the first time,
and even the members attended better.
Uusually half the seats are empty. The
press also devoted a vast amount of
space to the measure, and the agitation
against it became more active during
the few days preceding the debate. This
was not confined to the Socialists, as the
Evangelicals, Catholics and labor unions
and the central committee Of Christian
ministers pronounced against the bill.
Even the committee of the Trade Court
of Berlin, semi-court institution, petit
toned against the measure and asked
all other such courts and labor organi-
cations throughout the country to do
the same It was clear from the begin
ming of the debate that the government
case was lost. The ministers and con-
servatives never showed a ray Of conf
dence. Their whole attitude was apollo
getic. On the other hand, the attacks
which were uncommonly sharp, came
from all parties except Conservatives.
The vigor of the attack Of the Centrists
and National Liberals was scarcely In
fertor to that of the Socialists. The Cen
trist leader, Herr Lieber, was called to
order for sharp arralgnment of the
courts for recent "monstrous decisions
against laborers and "mildness towards
employers" The National Liberal ledaer,
Herr Bassermann, complained that the
measure plesaed nobody but the Social
Democrats, giving them excellent mate
rial for agitation. Herr Bebel, the So
cialist leader, spoke for two hours, at
lacking the bill with great sarcasm and
vigor
The points made by the moderate opo-
nents Of the measure were that 1t is I'M
necessary class legislation, and the pres
ent laws are adequate and reach all
classes of strikers maltreating others.
punishment provided by the bill, full
freedom for labor unions in relations
with each other.
The Centrists will seek to pass a law
In the autumn abolishing the prohibition
against labor organizations confederat-
ing. Prince Hohenlohe, the imperial
chancellor, promised this years ago, and
If the government refuses to carry out
the promise the Centrists themselves
will present a bill. If the government
yields it will aid the passage of a law
protecting workmen who are willing to
work. But such a measure must be
based upon the common law of the en-
2ire
BAD FOR SPAIN.
The refusal of the reichstag on Thurs
day, by an immense majority, to refer
the bill to committee Is equivalent tc
its death in its form, of the ratification
of the purchase Of the Caroline, Ladrone
and Pelew islands. There was but little
excitement. Although the Centrists
voted for the purchase, their leader
spoke slightingly of the acquisition, anc
the public shows little enthusiasm on the
subject. The Kladderadatseh has pub
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
NEW RICHMOND REBUILDING.
Meeting of the State Commission

No Meeting of the State Commission
Held Yesterday.
NEW RICHMOND, June .i.--The state
tornado commission held no meetings to-
Gay, two of their number, President Ing
han, and Col. Boyle, being absent. Work
on the new buildings was continued with
the mate, ial which was delivered some
days ago. All other work had to be
stopped till next week, when the new SUBJ
committees will be ready to take hold.
The New Richmond roller mill will not
be able to resume Monday, as was expect
ed. It was found that all the boiling
cloth in the mill had been ruined. Other
repairs will take longer than was esti-
mated at first.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
KHAL1FA CLOSELY PURSUED.
Said to BE Confined In a Valley by
TagaIIas.

CAIRO, Egypt, June 24-Deserters who
have reached the British lines say the
khalifa is confined in a narrow valley
by the Tagallas, friendly body of
tribesmen. The latter claims to have
killed 500 of the khalifas followers dur
ing the recent engagement. 1t is not
thought likely the Tagallas will be able
to capture the khalifa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
The village council called special meet
ing and voted S25 in cash.

HUNTER, N. D., June PA large box
of clothing was raised here today,
through the efforts of c. d. Field, for the
benefit Of the storm sufferers of WILSON,
sin. The box of clothing was shipped
over the Great Northern railway, and
through the courtesies of that road, free
of freight charges.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
TROUBLE FoR CHINAMEN.
Will BE Punished for Destroying
German PrOuerty

BERLIN, June 24.-The Lokal Angler
published today a dispatch from Tliao-
Chou, province of Shan-Tung, China, say.
ing that natives have destroyed a rail-
way works of the German engineers and
that punitive expedition has been sent
against them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

opened with union miners. The Spring
side mine is also closed and the negroes
discharged. Many negroes left the city
today for Tennessee and Alabama. Fiji
ty leave for Joliet tomorrow The militia
have completed preparations to take
their departure Monday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
N. e. A. speciaI sIeepers.

To the N. E. A. meeting at Los Angeles
the Minneapolis & ST. Louis R. R. will
run through tourist sleepers leaving
Minneapolis June 18th and 18th via Col
r. g. Ry@the Scenic T Route Tu any Tb rme
berth rate, $500.
For space call on F. P. Rutherford, C.
T. A, 396 Robert st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
Teachers.

Very low rates to Los Angeles, Califor-
nia-June Is to July inclusive good for
return until Sept. 4, 1S99-Via The North
Western Line-C., st. p, M: & o: Ry, For
City Ticket Agent, 1856 Robert street, st.
Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
NEW RICHMOND RELIEF.
Total Received at Hudson Is Nearly
sixty Thousand Dollars.

HUDSON, Wis, June A.-The sum of
$t,s64.10 was received by the First Ma
tional bank today for the relief fund,
bringing the total up to s59,36S.72
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
NEARING THE! END.
Rana Strike May Be Settled at an
EARLY Date. ~

PANA, ILL.,, June 24.-Prospects for an
early settlement of the miners strike
are brighter tonight than any time since
the lockout occurred, fifteen months
ago. The Pana Coal company closed the
mines today, discharging all negroes.
while the officers have received word
from Secretary-Treasurer Ryan, of the
State Mine Workers union, who is at
Lincoln, in conference with mine own
,ers, that matters have been amicably
settled, and the mine will be shortly
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
DAUGHTER DEAD, TOO
ANOTHER INVASION OF ROSE
BROOK FAMILY MAKES NEW
RICHMOND TOTAL 115
HURT WORSE THAN THOUGHT

COTS anu Josephine EtOseDfOOk
Were Badly Injured, and Fears
Were Entertained for the Latter,
but She Was Discharged From
the Hospital Yesterday, While
Cora Is Dead.
Another of the New Richmond cyclone
victims, Miss Cora Rosenbrook, died yes
terday at st. I-uke's hospital. This
brings the death list up to lis. Miss
Rosenbrook was among the first of the
injured persons brought to this city the
day after the cyclone. 1t was at first
believed that her injuries were not
serious, but she was seriously hurt in
ternally, and though lingering from day
to day, grew gradually weaker until yes
terday morning when she passed away.
Miss Rosenbrook's father and mother
were killed in the cyclone, while her
sister, Josephine Rosenbrook, was pain
fully injured, having but yesterday been
discharged from st. Luke's.
The members of the Rosenbrook family
were at their home and took refuge in
the cellar when the cyclone struck the
town. The house was blown down and
the family buried in the wreckage. The
mother and father were dead when the
rescuing party cleared away the debris,
while the two girls were badly hurt.
Both of the young women were sent here
on the first relief train. Friday night the
condition of Miss Cora became critical
and friends who were in the city were
summoned to her bedside and remained
with her until the end. The body was
taken to New Richmond for interment.
The other patients at st. Luke's hos
pital are reported to be rapidly recover
ing. 81 cq
AT ST.. Joseph's hospital 1t is reported
that humber of those injured in the
cyclone are about ready to leave the in
stitution. Stephen Hawkins was dis
charged Friday, and Miss Hawkins left
yesterday. John Gillen, who was injured
about the head, is able TO be about the
hospital ground while Mary Gillen, his
daughter, is also up and about.
All of the patients at the city hospital
are said to be in a fair way to recovery.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
TOTAL STILL RISING.
st. PauI's Contributions to New
Richmond Relief Fund, S24,257.13.

The total of st. Pauls contributions to
the New Richmond relief fund is now
$24, 25713 1t was increased yesterday by
$761.20, of which sum $573.10 was contrib
uted through ]. ]. McCardy, SLIT. %
through the Pioneer Press, and $27.25
through the Commercial club. The total
contributed through Mr. McCardy TO date
is s5,184.S3, and through the Pioneer Press
SS,504.55. The st. Paul jobbers have con-
tributed 81, 397. so.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

NEWPORT, Mimi, June 24.-There is
quite q stir in this village in en- ebert to
aid the New Richmond cyclone sufferers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
WANT PAY WEEKLY.
Fifteen Hundred FoundrSl Employees
Walk Out.

JEFFERSONvILLE,s Ind, June "a
Fifteen hundred men employed in the
foundry of the American Car manufac-
turing company here struck this after
noon. The trouble was caused by a re-
cent decision of the labor commission,
which decided that laborers should re-
ceive their. pay every two weeks. The
company has been paying. the men week
Iy, but decided to take thet limit, under
the ruling Of the commission, and the
men struck, demanding "a weekly pay
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
letter ON HANDS
CURED BY cUTICURA

had letter on my hands for two years. Ny
hands were all cracked to pieces, and bled so
that could not decently dress myself, and they
itched terribly. tried everything, but nothing
seemed to do me any good. tried the CUTIcuRA
remedies and they are so much better that they
no longer bother me at all.
sALLIE E. COPELAND, Woodland, N. O.
Sent. L. 1898.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
STRIKERS FOIL OFFICERS.
Manage to Warn Missionaries to
Remain AWAY.

WALLACE, Idaho, une 24-Last night
the Burke Miners Union prepared to
hold meeting, inviting the Missourians
at the Standard to attend. The authori-
ties forbade the holding of the meeting.
Later the unionists met in a private hall,
claiming to be holding a meeting of the
Redmen. One Missourian was induced to
sign a telegram TO friend at Joplin, adj
vising him against coming.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

DlADl &c blotches, bIackheads red, rough oily skin,
TifiTLLS red. rough hands with shapeTess EailS and
! painful finger ends, prevented by CUrIcuKA SOAR
greatest of akin purifying and Identifying soaps.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

CuTIcURA REsoLvENT, greatest of blood puri-
fers and humor cures, internally ito cleanse the
blood of all impurities and poisonous elements),
with warm baths with CUTIcURA SOAP, followed
by gentle anointiugs of CUTIcURA, the great akin
cure externally Ito clear the skin and scalp and
restore the hair), will instantly relieve and
speedily cure the most torturing, disfguring hui
mora of the skin. scalp, and blood, with loss Of
hair, when all else fails. 49,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

Sold throughout the world POTTER DRue AND CHIN.
CORP, Props Boston. AN About Babys skin," fee
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
FACTIONS FAR APART
THREATENED CRISIS IN POLIT-
ICAL AFFAIRS IN GERMANY
GROWS MORE SERIOUS
LANDTAG MAY BE DISSOLVED

Government Hesitates for the Rea-
son That an Appeal to the Voters
Might Further Embarras Its
PIans-Trade Relations With the
United States Unsatisfactory to
German Leaders.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
ShulsS eh1rbe.

Ser 8srbanoIunsen oieier 8eb6rbe
iinb fdr. ben llneineswsibten iebr oft
aaus unb ear unpsrfdnoIit uno in Der
8sriammIuns am 9RontaS abeno erels'
nete fib tpiebsr eitpas. oaS nibt 10 leibi
srfldrli& 1T. Nls es nemlid sur Ser.
ibeiIune einss Gontroftss fur 500 Pults
unb 70 0orbsr unb 8ddfBe fam, nurbs
Der Gontraft elmer Sirma iibertpieieu.
osren Ansebot 500 bbbsr uls bas mics
orisfe perf1ieoenen 5raesn tpureen
oariiber aufssworfen. bod ais es aur
Abitimmuns fam. parb ber Gontrait
BEN b5bsrsn 8ister nit IA seBen 6
Stimmsn dbertpieieu. Sames 6lpnn er'
belt ben aoblenlisferuneS @ontraft fur
ben gropibsnee Diitrift ilberipieien. Der
Setrstdr tparb ansstpisisn, fiir Srbauuns
sines Nb,ussianals bel bsr No. 8 Stule
aufsuforoern. Die Scranton Sron 5encs
go. tpirb su 81 05 ben Sub bel benz 30.
IL 9sbdube oil Sub 3aun errihten.
Die Intlasen bss 8. u. 8nisbt eesen
ben 2sbrsr 5. s. O'8OpIe bon 30. "a
purben BON Gomite als unberedtiet bee
ri1tet. 8srihisosne anbere @ei&dfts
purosn sbsnfuas nod por bsr 8srtasune
erIsbipt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
Geutfdee Ebeater.

Dus beuti6s Ibeater Der bieEaen
StaDt tpiro beute Absnb feline pfolien
i6lieben. ba bic Dreftion nldt bic ee.
bori8e nnterliiibuns eenob uno bubel
ben 8erpHldtuneen nitt msbr nabtom,
men ionnte. Nun fnOet bsuts Abeno
Die leBls 8oi itsuunB IN Der Wuiil $ ale
itatt uno spar gum 8snsfiS Der S1au.
iplelsr Srans @rlau uno Wor 8OEe. BUR
4uifabruns selanst ..Hipolson's @nos.
Obsr Wsbe bsm 8eiissten". S6auiplel
in 8 Ntisn BON Ri4Irb 8ob. @enanntss
Dert III elne ber beIten St5pfunsen bee
10 fruttbaren uno erfOlersiten Dl6tere
BOB; es bebanoelt in fsfslnbsr 8etie
bic Rddtunft oss 8roBen Rapolson bon
glba uno bann ben 3uiammenbrut isl.
ner faum lpiebsr erlansten Ulabt, $50,
terloo @tluu tpiro ben RipOlson ipie.
len, 8ols ben @rsnaoier. Das Slid
ia redt pafsno fiir ben lesten Absnb bee
oeutidsn UiuientempeIs. Sober Dsuiite
foIlts bod DenistenS an bisiem leBten
Nbeno eriheinen unb ben bsiben 8enefi.
sionisn einsn tleinsn Sspeis ibrer BE,
Iiebibeit eebsn, umiom,br, ba bic Ssrrsn
uerfidern. bab iie es plrtIi9 isbr nolb
penbis bditsn. Nl1 Der 8oritequne
finoet elm esmiitbl6es Tunatrdns6sn
fiatt, fiir ausee,eldnetsS 9ler 1T gelorgi
unb ioate iid osr 4beno 1u elmer sroBsn
4bi4leosfeler eeitalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
Wcrb &crantpn.

- Cine sntsIeiits 2Ofomotips n5rblid
bon bsr Dsit Wart,t StraBe 8reusuns
bIodirte bic 8 & 8. @eleiie BON Sreltae
abenb Bic Samhas Worsen.
- Dem @m. Safer bon Marp Strabs
puros am 9onneriias in ber 2esseils
Greet Wine burh einen baruuffaaenben
Stdspfeller Elm 8ein eebroden.
-Srau gussn SsnsIsr unb Sobn
Sobn bon 3bompfon Strabe, bic iir
3mei Woden bel 6reunoen in 9iepart.
u. s., psrtpsiltsn. iino aurGdsetebrt.
~ Steuersabter! Stimmt ftir
Ssntp 8. Sonss fur fidbiiider 9liiefor
bel ben 9rimdripabIen ON Samftae. ben
IA. Sanuar, atuiiHen 4 uno 8 llbr Rat'
mitta8S.
- Ri&arb gpans bon Barter Strabe.
9ormann i'm Siorr Sdatt. tpuroe an
Wontas burd @aie. bic feline 2umps
entsdnbeten. fdlimm am @sidt uno Gr
men perbrannt.
- Widasl Soran muBts tpesen gIn'
griff unb Shldserei unb bem uneeieb.
liGen 0srfauf bon @strdnisn am Don'
nsrftas $500 8Ireiduft feasn. Sin
slei6es ibat Srunt @isco. ebenfaas aui
Die Inflass bes unsefeBIi&sn 8erfaufs
Dor @etrdnien arretirt.
- Gin fduuoerbaftsS gnbs srIitt am
Donneritus 8ormittas Der uIs 8uuidrsi
nsr i'm Gopusa Sdu6t ansefrate Wil'
liam Wc'Sale. 81 mar am 2ancunas'
plnse beiddftist unb aIs er benielber
lbsri6ri,t. UNI fd i'm Maidlnenraum
einen Iruut su bolen. mar elm 5abritubI
oaieIbf. Bel ieiner Ridiebr trut ct ie-
bod in bic faIide Osffnuns. mo iid ts,n
5abrltubl bsfano uno fisl 500 SuB Der
Sda6t binab; isin 80rper tpuroe am
5uB bss Sdadtss. sur unienniIi6sn uni
bIutissn SlsiidmaRs setobsn. aufsefun.
ben. Ser @ei5btete mar 81 Sabre oil
unO Elm SObn bss Ssnrp WeoaIs pOr
Bloom Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
gBilfesbarre @ahrt6ten.

- @inbrs6sr beraubten i'm @ranb
Opernbaus @aroerobeartiieI Der bort
saftirenoen Sdauipieler am Disnitae
Naht.
- am Wontas ueribieb Sannab 3d..
bic l Sabr unb 10 Wlonate aIte Gods
ter bes Dilllam 8inn an Der 2uneen.
enislnbuns.
- Nartin Bauer ftarb am Disnaas
in feiner @obnune on DarIine Sirobe ;
er tpurbe ON IL. giop. 1920 in 8aben
seboren uno fam 1910 bierber.
Das Tbuupettsr Isbten Bonner.
tag batte sur SOIss. bab Der SluB itiea
unb bic Stats iiberidnemmte. fobub ieber
Serfebr ON Srsitas eineefeat psrbsn
mubte.
s Ser 9oIs Sobn 4niod. Der onssb
LID tetrunfen mar. ipurbe am SSreitas
Na6t bel @arrior Stun bon einem 3use
auf Der 2ebieb 8oqep 8abn setrOffsn unp
au8enbIidIi& set6otet.
- Sn benz alien SO. 3 Slope Der
6oqenbuf Wine, nabe Deit Nurfst unb
Suffer StraBe. brad am Samfas auf
unbefannte Deiie Elm Ssuer aus ; bic
5eueripsbr beipdltiste es fpdter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
1ttt6tOu.

@m. 8uIOd bon Oreson Seisbts
purbe am Dientae nabe DAT Strob,
BON elmer 2ofomotiue setroffen nnb feb,
idmerIid perlest.
-Samss @rier bon Samtopn fisI
an Nontas bei benz Butler BREEDER BON
einem Barren uno lanbets ouf oem 8opfe.
cine 8erIebuns erbaItenO. bic feinen Cob
Sur Solse battle.
-Sobn D'9opls bon SearIs Strabs.
ale Winer i'm No. 8 Sbatt Der psnn
aobIen 60. anseteat, entfernte iit om
Dienftus na6 anIesuns elmer Sprens.
una nidt eilis senus dnb bic flesenben
aoblsnhdds ssri6msttertsn ieinsn 8opI
oerart, oub fein Sob Elm iOfOrtissu se'
psien iein muB.
-Drei 8rsmier ber 2sbisb Bailey
@iienbabn trusen ani Samha8 fblimme
8erIebunsen bapon. Ser Batrid
Dempiep erbielt i'm Gorton Sofe eineu
,erbrddten Singer, 8atrid DeperS per'
mibte bel ber Sunction ieinen Subball
unb bic 8eben bes redten 5ubeS puroen
ilberfabren unb mubten i'm Soipital nm.
putirt psrben, unb @sorse Mcgrt f,l
nabe 2ebisbton unter ben 3us uno Elm
@Iieb parb tbm oberbalb BEN 8nie abse'
ihnitten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
satet Gudb por ealbeu aeaen aa.

tarrb, bic Qusdilbr tntb ,ltsu, ea Autdflbsr
IGu ben einn bee 8ruhs jsrfGrsn unp eas
GAME Spism pDlis isrriittsu miro. ptnu %
tur1 bic f6simiatn SbuaaG tinpriusi
Sol6t artifsl iolisn ME auBtr auf 8srprpuuns
gut bsruftutr Arsts esbrIutt psrprn, bd esI
S6ae,n, ben iis aurt9ttn, bumal 70 aro6 n
a!s bas @utt. bis Sbr bapon riisIsn fSunfst.
RATS 8aiarrb 8ir fabri,rt pon .. 8. Gbsnsy
& 90 9pltpo. g., tuib6lt fem Nusdtbtr uup
pire tnntllih asnommtn unp ptrft pirsft aui
bic i&Isimi en- 8 Saad@sn oss Syiffms. gBsnr
3br cats adtlrrb-stur fault isiD Idu. BAT
Sbr bic Gatt bsfommt. Sis pirp innsrIlG gs.
npmmtn uup In Ieltbo, Sbio, ppn Q. ).
Gb,usp & 60. esmaht.
a@- 9nfauft ppn alien apotbtfnu, prtis
75e BIT Q aloe.
SAa's 6amiIlsn piIsu linb bic bsftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
Ssbe Narfer Rpttseu.

- Rddenidmer,en iinb iebr unanae.
nebm uno i&mersbaft. @lnrsibunaer
nit ct. SufObs Del perben in fur,e,
3slt elne prompte SeiIune bstpirtsn.
-Ssnos @onaIsfp bon aeyier gpe.
nue.. Der bel einem InsriTe auf Soiept
Pliarsti au6 Elm MsEer benubt baben
iol. uuree am Donneritaa in grmanaeI,
ung bon garei&aft bem @efdnsnib dbsr.
fanbt.
- Cine iiberbeiste OfsnrSbr. febte am
Wonias ab.nb einen 8orbans i'm Stunt.
laoen bon @ebr. porter an 8st 9ada.
lpanna Ipenue uno yeunter Strabe in
Srnno uno elm alarm bon 2aten IA
naro 8e8eben. bod tparen bic 5lammen
8sloibt ebe bic 6euerpsbr elntraf.
Ser Susenb. .gerein ber Gbefnut
STROBE presbpteriiten 9emeinoe er.
ndblts Ieste WO4e fOleenbe 8samten {:
graiioent, Baftor S. Sd6ule; 8se
ytdiioent. Better 2ot !; Sefteidr, Sobn
Sober; S4abmsiiterin, Wlnnie gsters /;
S1pl'oipelare, 6reo. Sblaln8er unb
@eorss Pfelffer.
- Wit fnapper Roib sntsins am
Donneritae in osm Nt. Yleaiant Saadl
slne ,.Slnter" Wanni6aft ssfdbrll6en
SsrleBunsen. Wdbrsno fe ibrer 4rbeii
nadsne, lDitsn iid msbrsrs Gonnen
,sslfsn unb @roe uno fsIen ben S&adl
binab. aQss init ii6 rslbsno unb bls 3euis
nit Der tnappften Noib psrmlRsno. @n,.
SonsS bon Rorb Dialn Npenue unb @p.
uaro @rabam puroen lsi6t psrlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
Snnb's Pillen tpirisn porsasIi4 nod
Der Dtabltslt uno furiren 3opfpeb. 25s
@apne 0puufu.

SonesbaIe. Ie.-Sm bobem aItsr bon 81
Sabrsn ftarb am Sumitis Absnb 5rau
5annis SranfeI iis lit felt sin'ssn
Gueen an Der Grippe su Der ii& cir
Sersi&Ias seiellte. bem fis fdnf Dlinuter
ipdtsr srlas. Dis YeritOrbene. tpeld'
bon Srau 2eopolo SGrib bon bier uni
Germ W. q. SiIperfone bon st. aouis
tberlsbt ipirb. tpuroe in Breubsn ssborer
uno fam in 1859 bierber. ipo iie isitbsm
ipcbnts unb ii& aIsemeiner gdtuns sr.
freute. Sbre Sserbisuns fanb am Diens.
tas Ra8mittus i'm idOii4sa Srisbboft
Statt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

Am nddfen Samitus. bon 4 bis 8
ubr 4benos. finost bic 4biiimmuns fur
aanbioutsn fiir bas tdbtlide Gldst Der
Rspubliianer. itatt. unb i'd mbtte msins
5reunoe unb 8stannte nodmals barauf
uufmsrtiom MAIDEN. bab I'D 8anbioat iiil
iidotii&er 4iisiior bin uno iis eriuten.
fir mid Su ftimmsn. SD sebe bic Der,
iiderune. baB bas Nmt unter mir i'm Sn.
tsreRs Der Steuersobler perlpaltst tpsrDsn
tpitb unb meine friibsre @rfabruns in
bemielben tpiro es mir ermbelihen. AQen
8ere4t iu peroen. 4ttunespoa
&uoolpb BantIi
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Ounmpre.

- ginbre@sr beitublen am Sonntap
Radt bss 9epitone SoteI um psrihisbsns
4rtliel uno lisbsn ii6 au@ bic porban.
osnsn @siranfe gut i&msden.
-Gbomas 9uris bon @ssis @roue,
ais Niner in Der @ppip @rope Bed,
an8efeat, tpuree am Sreita8 Bel be,
Stiibpieilsrbsraubuns bon sinsm i6psrsr
6elienfuas aussnblIdli@ ssibbtet; 81
nabm itpei Stunben, bis man ieiner
aSrpsr BON osr 5slisnmaHs bsfrsit bate
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Werbinbert 6 euuaenent,inSuno.

Ser @ebruu6 bon ,.Sisbsn unb feb.
sis" fir Grippe psrbinbert 2unsenent.
sinbuns, bur@ ,,oufbredsn" Der gr.
idItuns, pdbrenb bsfsn frdftisenbe
Diriuns ipdbrsnb beS anfalIss bic
esbsnsiraft srbdIt. Bsi apo.bslsrn. 25
Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

SdljfuB tritt off auf BEL faItsm 8et.
ter. bic lnnere Sanb ersrelfeno unb on.
oere a6rperibsiIe. SOoO's Sarfapurtaa,
Der srObs 8Iutrsiniser, beiIt SaIsIub.