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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-30
Street CAR EXPLOSION
MANY PASSENGERS WE'RE INJURED
BY ELECTRIC SHOCKS.
Flashes of the subtle Force Dart
Through a Toledo street Car
Three Passengers Seriously In
Jured and Others suffer. Severely.

TOLEDO. O. July a-Ten people were
injured one fatally and two seriously. In
street car accident here tonight. The In
juree:
Mrs, OFT. face and neck terribly burned:
may be fatal.
Miss OFT. feet, hands. hair and face
Miss Ida Hartxeii. face burned; neck
and arms bruised very serious.
Miss Lizzie Kuhlmann. badly bruised on
arms from falling from car.
Miss Sophia Kuhlmann, chin badly
burned and arms bruised.
Miss Aobie Rueps. face scratched, arm
sprained. slightly burned and limbs
Miss Mary Gouslin, head slightly burned;
head, face and arms bruised and burned.
James Myers. burned about face and
hands
drug stores and their injuries cared for
until they could be taken home.
The accident was a peculiar one 1t re-
suited from an explosion the cause OF
rsacbsa ne .t r
binding fash OF electricity. followed by a
cloud Of smoke and cries of injured pas
sengers as they were tumbled into the
street, attracted the attention OF beinted
passers-by, The injuries are of such q
character that they are In every instance
extremely painful.
The car was provided with two light cir
during yesterdays storm. lightning struck
the short circuit and cut It out. This left
but one circuit unprotected, with the con-
meeting wires subject to cut-out or an
overcharge of electricity. just how the ex-
plosion occurred is not known. but tho cir
suit fuse blew out with = crash. the car
was instantly filled with the lurid flashes
OF the subtle electric fiuid and cries OF
men and women falling over each other
out OF the car.
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chsnce Tor Manufacsurers OF Asrs-
cultural inpiements-
Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligcnccr.
WASHINGTON, July 9--The possible
ity OF extending our market for agri-
cultural implements In South Africa IL
suggested by the following article writ
ange River Colony. and publtshed In a
recent number Of the Rr1tish Trade Jour-
nal. tust receivsd AT the Trrasurv B,irenu
OF statistics. Commenting upon prog
pective trade opportunitiss in south
Africa. the writer saysi
think we arc al a9reso tnat now
the British nag IL hoisted In PretoriA
aims supremacy from Ca0e Town To
Zarnhesia svuhol,xinr aermy4tv frstico
ma ac,a,,,v shst tnst <v,rrtr~ ~s,i 800,
enjoy an unprecsdented 80 Of psospsrity.
! would warn our manuxeoeof0fA eepoci-
ally agricultural impiemAnt makers, and
those in kindred trsdes. 70 = art IN the
- sts,.,. -. !. -.tss,,s. s-xsrs.. 80
~ slnslo o.l -, sor
rpec,s en- msnuon. % - S = me 1s.
II IL imperative In the interests Of agr1-
culture and AGRICULTURAL hnpaemant max
ers To state a few facts thax havo coma
..s.hts -, v--or.s ~~~--~~- -
49, 49, ..Iss." - =. - -.
peen 100 mrn tnc cuss'm 70 Ssnu out
10 South Atfic@ tno r~kho ciaeO u kmpHo~
ment that II selling In this country. Such
a policy IL stupid and ruinous.
...ro hesin With niovr. the ~iA ~
.h.ss e. ,ra,>4,rs,i,, ,,rr,,,s.sa 90 =, -
.s 49, ~, ~ <l ~ ~
aHs 1tofo IN ne osn1e Mv.s Sosony
ana you VIII nnd Tor every hn9i!sh-mnde
plow three or more from AmerIcen ana
otner Foreign mnken fmeIs declare
In favor OF tho American paows. becanse
they are lighter. yet equally strong, less
complicated. lending themselves moro
readily 10 the undulatine nature OF the
land They arc batter deairned than tina
average English plov. The American
nlow doe. not get out az ordsr ~ readilv
n the Enrlfs4-made uiov Tor fhn sinrr,ls
reason that II IL less comuiicatcd and n
has not ~, many SPRINGS IL II very
possible that under new condtfiaus thcrn
Will he nj, openinr for steam nIovtnr 4
few sets are airendy workfnr succsssfuriv
in the Transyaa.
with the trcaption Of thu disc ROLLER
barraws and rollers are NOT mnch msad
"a vet. I think there should he n futurc
for the .i,sc roller in lreakinr IN ncwiv.
rioweI land and there ~ = Great rwfent
~ nav land broken IN every wear Tar
maiye on which the disr roller .ho,,id
10 very offectivs Tsre fev haze sa.,s
were ar American make priIis ana
sowing machines should be cheapes,ed
and wlmplified as much az possible There
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-30

Oats, Hay and Corn Arriving for
shipment to the Orient.

Speciei Dispatch 20 the ost-Tnteiiigencer.
TACOMA, July Boats and corn from
Nebraska for feed I'm the Philippines and
hav from Eastern Washington are ar
irving AZ this port In large quantities. to
go on the Transports which are TO sail
from the Sound within short time. The
hav fs taken to the hydraulic comnres-
scrs and the Oriental warehouse. where
Il Is rapressed. making contract bar
rea-shaned bale which Is easy to handle
and takes up much less room than hay
baled In the ordinary manner. The Al
mond Branch and the Garonne are ex-
pected 10 load here. either for the phil
tppines OF for China. O. r. Cosper. Of the
limited States uuartermaxter's denarf-
racnt - IN charge OF the supplies which
are being stored In the Oriental ware
house pending the arrival Of the trans
porfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-30

NEW YORK. July 2e.--The Baseball
Players Protective Association was form
I'd In this city today. A constitution, pre-
pared by. Harry Taylor. OF Buffalo. the
ORGANIZATIONS counsel was adopted unani-
mousiy. just what the constitution con-
tains none OF those present would divnIre
Taylor stated that the principal object OF
tho organization would be to fight the
maHnstes N the matter OF selling and
farming PLAYERS, The present system of
contracts will also be bitterly fought
Mr., Taylor says there are Just two play
err In the big league who are not MEM
bers. and they will be members In a day
or two
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only one Way 20 Live a, Peace.


Not in China alone. bat all over toe
world as trade and travel increase. fhe
army ans the navy wlii lse more sec8e1
for the protection OF American citi1enS
and trade. Nations meet or clash Al a
hundred points now for every one paint
where they used 70 Tho cgapctiti0u for
commerce grows fercer. The United
States wish 20 1--we ~ peacv Nith all
men but Tor their emn safety as we'll a.
Tor their dignity they mus be prepared
Tor VAT Meanwhile the Democrats are
gabblsag about "miilv&riem." and have
confused 1870 with 1919.
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rHuRsroy COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Committee VIA Meet TO Arrange
for Convention.

Special Dispatch 20 she Post Enteliigsncer
OLYMPIA. July zs.-The Democrats -
this county have set the mace SET Ny the
PopclisiS. and have called a meeting II
convention
"A with the P0rBiists the Democrats
VIII hold two conventions. the FIRST 70
elect delegates 10 the Seattle cnnven-
ton. ans the aecnud 50 nominate county
ticket The Democratic committee "a
cnllni % meet on SatArlaE naxt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-30
NEW ORLEANS AGAIN aursr.
Militia Force Relieved aud Ciusens'
Police Dt.handea

NEW ORLEANS, Ia Iuly = TIE city
- very quiet Nearly a,l of the - silii-
tiameu have been relieved. a detail az
twenty uen being LEI; az tire paFish pfis-
on wgth 6AtitrE gers and gha citizens
poiicc has practi ally dIsbanded
THE Body at CN8rtes was burie3 tn the
PefierE Heid Before dayi.EGi There II
considerable dis0uie as to wrn kiils1 the
desperate and the Nsu reward VII rTob.
ebly hc donated nnaliy % ise fund start
ci fy the mayer FOR she widows ~ the
murdered policemen
Mayor NapNeFtlip has riF4sily enforced
hik order u kefp saloons claseA
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HAVANA. July 2e--The court before
which Estes O. Rathbone. formerly d.
rector OF posts OF Cuba, was arraignei
yesterday. after his arrest on charges OF
fraud. issued an oeder directing that the
prisoner be removed this morning to the
carcel., but Lieut.. Col. Scott, acting gov
ernor general. advised that he be allowed
- remain. In the viavac until 1t was
known whether bail would he secured
His attorneys are confident Of getting a
satisfactory bondsmen tomorrow. MANY
persons called upon Mr.. Rathbone today
to express their sympathy with him In his
predicament. Among them was Gen Lee.
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Soldiers with1rawn From Cuba.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. July n.-The
Second battalion of the Fifth United
states tlfantry. Maj. Borden command
ing. VIII leave tomorrow for the United
and Baracoa will be taken aboard en-
route. The officers have received In
structions to prepare warm clothing for
hard winter campaign and to be ready
70 re-embark shortly after arriving In
New York. All the rnen are enthusiastic
at the prospect OF active service I'm China
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MuNCIEs Ind. July 2s--rhe phvslcians
attending Henry overmeycr, who at
that the chances Tor his recovery are
good. regardless OF the fact that he l.
a. years al and has three pistol bullets
IN his brain, two sent through the ears
and the other from tho rear OF the head
Tho wounds are healing and Overmeyer
IS taking n0urishment reEnlarlY
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NEW YORK. July 50 Rev Horace por-
ter rrst assistant pastor OF Plymouth
church, BROOKLYN Is dangerously M IN 4
private sanitarium, brooklyn. and his
recovery II doubtful. Hts condition il
the result Of being thrown from hts BIZ
ago.
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CITY or MFNIcO Juiy ss-Asvlces
from Vera cruz show that ly Bellin.
EzEhia eNuoFimtufs with yellow fever
patients continue q show remark Die re-
suits, All rev patients treated with she
serum arc Improving and che black varnst
has been stopped.
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,oung waman,. suicide.

NEW YORK. july ~ The body ~ Mel
lie RiRir. or Ocie. the Young woman who
committed ~s.riic 81 the Esreshvterlan
hospital on Friday, was to-day sent % 81
Louis on order ~ the dead girls mother
Mrs. Ogis, OF 81. Louis
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Capt. Joha Little.

WASHINGTON. July % The war de-
partmsut ts Informed OF the Death AT
Governors islAnd last night OF iyrhsAa
fever. Of capt. John Little OF tho Sub-
sistenee department. Capt little was a
Of the iAte Gen, sherman
Loui. Rarvfs Ftnney.
WASHINGTON, July = ~News was re-
ceived here tonight ~ the death 81 iauis
Haryfe ffrrey. private secretary 20 See
rotary Long at Warm springs Va to-
day He was native of Virginia He
had been private secrctary % Assistant
SECRETARY Ssiey and % SECRETARY Her
bert.
Edward n. recr.
NEW YORK. July ~ -EewAra Il. Poor.
ex-president q the National Park hank
WAS senior member ~ tne ary sostts coma
mission firm % pcnny Poor 4 Company
or New York. Bostan ard Chicago
william u ramcr.
NEW YORK. July ~ William Kramer,
4 millionaire real estate owner. founder
~ the Atlantic Garden music hail, owner
~ the Thails trcAter and ore Il the best
known Germans Ia New York. died to-
DAY. BEed "a years
o. n. MerrtiI.
BIsrOTT' Wis, July 40 r. Merrill.
machinery hasiness in Reioit. died to-
day
Jose y. Recero.
NEW YORK. July s9.--Jose y Reeere.
president OF the Chamber Of Commerce. Of
Panama. died here today. aged u years
Encouragement Meredith.
MANASSAS. Va, July % Eek Congress
man & r. Meredith died At hts home
here today
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Wen. They're Nearly An Gone.

Los Angeles Times.
silver Republican - ~ q publican
al all. and the man who calls himself one
Is trying 20 Est credit by false presenass.
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rod sloan Recovcring.

LoNpoN, Irly s.-rOd steam who Vas tafurra
last Friday 81 TIE Llvrrrco Jug meeting uhlie nd
ina MsiEna, Il progressing fararahlY aud K u s--
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/ PERRY HEA1HS PLACE.
pnarrox As TO HIS SUCCESSOR
= roeroFFICE DEPARTMENT.

80 D. Allen, His Chief Clerk,
- Tor the Place, But 1t IL Not
.arkeiy that 1t VIII Go to Foarth
- Psstmaster General Bristow.
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subordination ~
Inc latter situation points, In the opin-
Ion OF army officers. to the necessity OF
maintaining army carlteens to be con-
s'ructeo on strictly military basis.
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N1tIicbe MuffIGrnna

sntbdlt has e~soisssns bsutibe 9psrt Der -5fst'
oitlsn Itbrreihsu Sluitrationtu, ntbft elmer Qbs
bdnoIung iiber firesrloir Chen, tutIdts bon mann
uuo Frau aeltitn iperotu toltt. unentbebriih
fir ilnse psuis, bic Rd otrtbtli6tn ipoasn, ootr
inaliidlid, pcrhcfrdthet fno.
Sn ltidt otritiuolihtr gptiit III aHesflbrt, tuie
man sefnnce 9ineer lsuat nnb gefhled,tsfranf.
beiteh uno bic boien 6olgen bon Susenefinetn,
ipit Sdifpdd)e, Rerppftdt, SnpofenL poIIuts
pnen, nnfrudtbdrfcif, 9rhbfnu, fhnd4ts @s'
bihtnib. GncraieIpf isfeit uuo 3rdrnpfaeerbridt,
pbne ibdclidben Wisei,inet ediie RIB beilen fann.
Gin treltr 5reuno uno iptiisr Wdtbgtber II bititB
unabtrtrtfHids otutihs Bud, iutI4ss nab ems
pfana bon 25 Cts. Dpftmnrttn tn tinfdhtm Tine
iaIaa ioraiam otrpadt, fret Juesi&idi tuiro.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-iNSTlTuT,
10 EAST 9. STREET,
Srabsr II Clinton pIaa. REV eyorf, q. D.
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N(nbentmmaem fit @ianp Gdufer.

@enn Elm Sabriiant, SAMPLER. @sddukr Oer Sst&dftsrsinsr bic Snfu.
msnte eineS WIbepebers ihte6t madt, 10 mbtraut ibmL Ser Mann mslbr
bur6 prHfsn ismr 8aarsn feline Serfdufs MAIDEN fam, 1T Os 8utrauens nt6t
pdtbi8.
Der 8eriufr emsS SthH Pianus bat babel elm @efibI bon @enuattuuna
bB uuSwafelbuft fremb 1T BET emr 4ano SrunsathOn, pobur6 Elm anberes ia.
butat bon Bnnos inpoout 1T.
Su ben mden 6dIsu, penn mon emsn 0uftr Obr abrer mitnimmt, 70 u.
ballet Sr ieues giunO. Osheh gtsntbamer bic sr0bte @onmi6ion bsabit unb
bRfe @ommuhon pro u benz Brete arednet,
Gtablrt in 1912, wstoen StNf BtanOs unkr elmer @arunte pnfauft, bic
eefdttt vt curp en bulbS Sabrbunoert bon sbrHhem Sanbsln eniIana ben 2inHn
Der bbhfen @brbaftet in Der Rano Contribution.
Die bette 8arautie fir ben 8dufr 1T BEL. Ruf unb bic Reputafon bs Sabri.
ianten, iopIe OeS Gamblers, ba bic nntibe Yrobe zines panps in ieiner Daue.
bafistsit unO in Con AuuIhdt behsbt, uO Ote i6nnen nur bud Belt ub Sc.
brnuh erfaunt Deroen, fUbub Der Sauter, Uenn ndt fetf Elm @rpert per burb
emn erprt nfuurt, auf bic Experimentation bes 5abrtantn O6r gamblers F&
perlaRen mub. -
Shef 4iauos Fb ben orfhieOnHEn unb ssnauefen grafunaen unhrporfn
pmHn mp buben NOD nemalS eisn 9untt Der Sdpa6e ersben.
8ggibt nRmals, bab Der Sauptbell enes Ntanos Der Webanismus IN. ben
Sbr nhbt isbeJ uno onb Der ern8he Sbel Der aaiRu 1T. ben SD. febst.
Shrff BianOs. bon 5atleuten Oor Sdnflern uteriudt, erseuaen in bebsn
ben @eoantn: ,Sn fnb 0Oafanb8."
NGnfat cine Ption Sbnen elm 4anO su pertnufen, unb f6nebet babel ben
grGs snbaIt, mibuuut ibr, ebe Sbr ben 2uoen psIabt. Sic nGroe sic beruubi
BADEN. mnn f6 bic @seeenbet sesbn bate.
Shrff Biuncs perhen III enem mdBNen 8rehe brfauft in nbdrabt ibreS
fanTeriasn Netbss. &dH buber Preis fir bic Stipulation.
Obne 9stddfdiaun8 Sbrer Abhtt m taufen, iprsdsn fey obaIO pe mUaib
BEL unS nor. Wr Uierren elm grDbers enforcement bon lebt adraudien 8ianos
s utrtha nsOrsen Prsiisu, -gtanUs weIte permNtbst porcsn parn.
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SetbF Mno
.intet
umterflei0ct
fir MGnner,
Tramen atmS
6inSer.

llniere 2inie lit poaitdnbig in
all Den beiten unb befannteiten
Sabrifaten sewobnli6 bon inns
9ebalten, unb Die in 8etref BON
&npafen, 0ualitat unb aIlsemei.
net Site felt Sabren ii6 alS 81.
friebeniteaenb erwieien. &iirSli6e
@niiyiayt all oieien 8aaren b.
ben cine 8reiSteiseruns oerieIben
sur SoI9e 9ebabt, bod oa mir I'M.
iere Infaufe in grpartun8 Der.
ielben madten, 10 balten nnIere
Yreiie einen silniti9en 8er9lei6
aus NIT eenen, Die berri6ten, ebe
Die 8aaren auhdIusen. Srab'
Seitises @nfaufen bebeutet cine
griparnib BON % 4roaent unb es
miro Sic besabIen, irseno ettpaS
in bieier Clinic por Dem pirtIi6en
@ebraiid 81 erIansen.
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GrHuSer Se;eepanif Sotoat.

Der beriibmte grfiuber auf BEN &C.
biete Der glsetrisitdt, San Ssacspanit.
tpeIher in europa einsn Ruf eenieBt.
dbnIi& benz, befen Gpifon iih in ams'
rita erfreut, mub brei Sabre lang in Der
bitsrrsidiI6sn Armee als 8emeiner oie'
mem. St ipar frdber S1uImeifter in
9aIi,ien uno aIS FOLDER bonn WiIitdr'
oienIt befreit. Nadbsm er burb feline
grEnbunsen beriibmt estporben mar.
Ieste Sescspanif feline STEELE als S4ul'
meiiter nieoer unb tpurbe baeur6 milf
tdrpIi6tie. Der Grfnber tpsnoete aue
Nittel an, UNI bonn Wilitdr fret su fom'
men unb riGtsts iOsar cine 9stiiiOn an
ben 9aiIer, bieielbe ipurbe aber unbsa6'
tet aelafen. Dieter Sal iauitrirt 10
rs&t bic frense nnparteiIi&teit, mil
pel9er bic Wilitdrssiebe in Deferred
our6sefdbrt tpsrben. SO i&eint tibri'
aens ,ismIid piberIinnie, baB, pdbrent
einfa6e SauImeifsr BON WllitaroienI
befreit Iinb, eminente Mdnner Der Nli'
feni&aft. tpis Sesespunif, ii1 bieisr Ser'
sanfisuns ni&t erfrsuen.
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Die feinfen 9rudarbeiten in Der Stabt
2iefsrt bic Office bss ,,Bc4snbIatt."
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Giiembabn SeittnbelIe.
arir nnn wnnmina Wanen Giirntahn go.

erie Iino 8goming OaGeg Giienbnbn 60.
2eittabtus in Strait pEu II. September 1900. ,
3uae fir oaplry unb lrfale puntts, ,u pam
lev gGrbineuus nit Der Gris 9iIrnbabn fir Ser
gort, Rspbnrsb unp 3pii6rnifdtipnrn mnbsup,
pnlaTsn Scranton I'M 7.O5 Mprssns unp 2.25
Nabm.
3hst fummtn an in scranton I'M 1890
1crstns une $40 Abrubs.
9eIaipare, gadananua uno gDeiirrn 8abH.
Sn Strait Ten 10. SUM 1900
siiolid -@ulGet Srrautpu fur Nsp 2prf
nm las, 300, $40, $40 uub 1905, gprmit.
tags ; 1855, 1888 unb $40 Habmittass. 6Ir
pbilaeslpbia nm 5 40, 500 unp zoos WGr.
asns /; ~ So une 1888 Na6m. Sir Strpues-
burg, um 6.t0 Nabmittass. RiI&s uur VIC.
epmmrtations' Bug nm 3 40 Ratmittaas. Gr-
rsi&i SObOfeu I'M 6.55, 7.tS, 9.16 Wprssns ;
1905, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.t9 uup 9.3S 3abmittaas.
Grreibt PHILADELPHIA UNI 1000 Nor; 1,O6.
3.4S, 600 uns S.23 Ndbm. ehribt Scrantcn
BON Nsp 2Jprf I'M 1880, los, 4 NC unp 10 20
Rpr. 100, 1852, 5.33 unc S.l5 gia1m. Bon
Strpupsburg nm sos Wlcresns.
R0rOlih -8srlGbt Scranton fir Buffalo unb
5pilh snfatiOnrn, I'M II 80. 40, 4.i0 une
$40 Mor.; 1855 une 5.4S Nabm. CUR Ss,
tpsap uue SprasuIe UNI 4.t0 Mor. uub 1.55
0adm. 8nr Utica nm t.f0 Nor. une 1.55
Radm. 8ir Wpntrple nm 8 80 Wlpr !; los
uns 5.4S Na6m. Sur Ri6UIiCu I'M 4.u0 unb
6.t5 Rahm. Sir S~iugbamtpr, 1925 Born. II
$50 Ratm. @rrsiht Scranton non Buffalo
um 1 80, 2 55, 5.35 uu0 t00 o Wor. $50
uns 500 Ra6m. Bon SspssO unO Syruruis
nm 2.55 Dor. 1898 unp $50 Nabm. Bon
SyraeuIt I'M 500 Ra6m. Bon lliira nm 2 50
Mcr. 1888 une $50 9dbm. Bon Ribpl-
lSu UNI $50 Wpr. une 800 Natm. Bon
WputrcIs UNI 7.55 uub 10 90 Mcr.; 3.2t
unb 800 Hahnt.
Bloomsbury 9ibifon-8ulG6t Ssrantrr
fir Nprtbumbtrlanp I'M Gas. 1905 DIOR.
i.55 une $50 Rd6m Sir plpmcutb UNI LOS
$40 S.55 u. 1895 Iahm SIR NautteNft, S.iI
Wor, GrrsiGt Nortbumbrrlaup nm 9.35 Wpr.
Ito, 500 unp 8 As Ndhui. 9rrsitt Ndntt
cole um $40 Wor. Grrtitt plyntputb I'M 2.Ou
4.32, $50 unb 1890 gprm Grrribt Srran
ton pom Hprtbumberlauo uni 8 AZ Wpr. IL.
IS, $50 une S.45 3abm. Bon Nantttpit III
100 Ncr. Bon rlpmputb nm $50 Wpr.
800 unp 5.35 nue lilo Natm.
Spnutaas'3nec.
Ghplid -gerIGbt SCRANTON nm LAO, 3.0t
$40, $50, 1905 Wpr.; 1888 $40, uno 81
Na&ni.
0oroIidl -grIdBt Scranton I'M 1875, 1,
10, 4 10 Mpr. t.55 unp 5.4S Ratm.
Nloomsburg Sibiion -StrlaBt ceramic
u ~ i0.O5 Rpr. uub $50 Ra&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Seser Vussl foftete $40, 1000.

Srssnb Elm bosbuftsr Sulunts finbet
Elm 8srsnasen BARN, bic i&6nften Sunbe
su persiftsn. bic ibm in Retu gOri, Ro'
belle uuo 2ardmont in ben Bes IONS
men. gr If isbr pdbIerii4. ldbt WeB'
ser' unb 8%arrsnbunbe pbQis uneei6oren
uno psrsiftst nur tpsrtbpoae p~reisbunbe.
Den idperitsn 8srlut erIitt bis isBt
Sruu Ssnrp @iais, bic brsi fIsins fran.
s6Eide Bubel i'm Mertb bon suiammen
SIC, 900 bsiaB. 9trtIid perenbsten stpel
berielben, peiI fs bel einem NuSsane
irsenbtpO usrsifteteS SIeii6 funben. @eil
ieosr BuOsI einen ipsaieaen @d&tsi
battle, fiuO jest stpei in allen 3pstsen bel
S~unbepfIess erfabrsns PuosIwa8tsr fteI'
lenIos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25

- 9sfsat Oas .@O4snbIatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25

Der llntsrSsttnsts isist hem btuti6sn gubli.
tin' ven nab une fern s~rssbrnf an, baB CT bic
WiItblbatt hes Srrrn 9sprst atbr In SibIsY
tGutltt i%ibtrnemmen bat. Seotrmauu tpire bic
btittn @strdnts, Sisarrrn unb s~upUrfOmmrneft
Stettnung bel mir pprfnbtn. Is tmpfsblt Ii6
btfrns. 9enri Graufftr, Birtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Die WeGinleb YrosperitGt.

Wir 8eben in Solssnbem bas 8eiumes
zines arbeiters iiber bic 70 bod geprieiene
ProSperitdt untsr Der ~pisridbrissn Rs.
sierun8 Me3inlsp's.
Der Wann iast, er babe felt sebn
Sabren ben eIei9sn 2obn fir biefeIbe
4rbeit %empfansen. Gr nimmt einen
Silbsrbolar, sebt mad sinsm 8aufIabsn
unb fault;
5 pf. 3udr..-35 Gts. SaabIt In SO, 25 Gts.
pte, 1bes ...40 Gts. 9tiabIt In 90, Is &ts.
1 pfb. 5abaf.. 40 Ste. Sssablt in '96, Is Gts.
@au. Od....t2 Cts. 8sabIt in go, 8 Gts.
Dor bier Sabrsn bate bieier Wann
bon feinem Dollar II @ents iibrie unb
beute i9uIbet CT 81 @ents, ma1t einen
unteri4ie6 bon A @snts ;um Sdaoeu
ees 4rbeiters. nniere bsuti&sn Saus.
frausn mbssn einmal sefdais uadred'
men unb iie iuerben nod Dubsnbs bon
4rtiteln inben, mo Der 9reisauH9lae
iebt Elm eleid bober III.
limb mas ID Der @runb bisrflr2 De,
WeSinlep unb Der DineIep SdubsoQ
baben bic Eruits in's 2sben serufen uni
beidibt unb ibre Combination Sur Briefs
srbbbun8 m6sIid sema4t, 70 baB bel
Irbeiter bsute Sl.27 fur artifeIn be3ub'
len mus, bic er untsr GIsbsIanb (bs
sIei&em 2Obns) fur SO @ents iaufsr
tonnte.
1nO bod finbsn ii& 2eute, tpsIds bi
6rs9bsit babsn ;u psrIanesn. baB be
Irbeiter feline Stimme flr bic SortisBunl
elmer iol&en 8aubtpiribibaft absisbt UNI
pieberum fur McSinIsp in's 9us sebi
Biu benn Der Grbeiter ME minbie iper
ben unb benien Isrnsn? @Iaubt sr tpirt
LID, baB bic MonopOle unb FRUITS IN
bic 8esierune sinss We8inlep unb War
gamma fur bic 8edte oes Irbeiters Elm
treten?
manaUk Ma NOnAaoLInkkN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Spbn Mrmbrnf,
.eutfder Mekger,

SO. 2l9>Bsnn Gbenue,
ruirb fd bsfr,bsn burd ausassti4Hett Rhtas
itbsr art unO ftets friides unb 6tftts 6Itii6
ieins Suuoen ieoeraeitJufriebtu ~ ftHtu. Sai
bsft edmaIs in Der etabt In &tHtIH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Guuis '.'Gobmann's
RotPI.
1928 nnS 325 Sprnee strake.

et. eouis anbsuiss Buid nnD Q. &Obinicn
Biers. 8erIiner Beibbier. Bon @eintu uno
eiauorsn msrOsn uur bic trprubteteu Rarfsn
gsfibrt. Better gortsr uno Vile.
@arme unb fafte Speifen
su isO.r Sasesseit. als S,IituttfsH Der Sab.
rssjsit, Cine rsidbaItiss auswabI Der bsfst
Gi9arrtn.