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TURKEYS RESOURCES.
Of the Richest Countries in
the World.

The Ottoman empire is, in potential
resources, probably the richest coun-
try in the world next to the United
States. For years American and Turk
iSh statesmen have been endeavorinR
with all their power to foster what
little trade their countries have, says
Golfers Weekly, and to create new
trade channels to commercially con-
meet the republic and the empire.
These endeavors have already borne
good fruit and the future possibilities
in that direction are INFINITE. The
mutual relations Of commerce amount
already to millions, and it would be
most unfortunate that an untoward
these promising shoots of trade and
bring about a distrust which would
cause the originating of new branches
OF trade to be made impossible for
many years to come.
The feeling of fellowship among ma
tions is to large extent sentimental,
especially when there is no special
point of hostile contact. The Turks
have been educated to know that there
is a great, free nation far in the west,
foremost in all the endeavors of COM
merce, industry and technical inven-
tions-a nation to whom they could
without any fear intrust the develop
ment of their magnificent resources.
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
CHINESE DUEL IN PARIS.
1t Was Fought with Tongues as the
Only Weapons, But They
Answered.

A duel in the native fashion between
two Chinese occurred in the exhibition
grounds recently, says the Paris CORE
,3ondent of the London Post. Pe-Ki-
io-Sang and LongSi-Thuong had
come to Paris partners in little busi-
L SIS in the Chinese section. Both fell
victims to the charms of japanese
beauty employed in neighboring pal
ace, and the duel was decided on. Hav-
ing found a secluded spot, the two ad
vorsaries-one big, strong and stupid,
the other small, voluble and nervous
placed themselves three PAGES apart.
7 hen, in accordance with Chinese Gus
tom, they began to call each other the
hardest names they could think of.
7 he big, stupid combatant repeated the
sIme thing over and over again; but
the other, Long-SiThuong, invented
many remarkable expressions of con-
tempt: Son of a dog, son of a SOW, low
est, backwooden baton of the lowest of
unlettered men, unearthly and filthy
rat, pigs flesh, and so forth. Finally.
after half an hours uninterrupted vo-
ciferation, Long SO worked himself up
that he had an attack OF congestion.
When he was found in an unconscious
condition, the police thought Pe-ki had
murdered him. An interpreter ex.
planned matters, however, and, Long
having been revived, the adversaries
shook hands. The little business in the
Chinese section will be carried on as be.
fore.
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
OUR FARMING LANDS.
Steam and Electricity Have Done
Much Towards Rendering
Them Productive.

Minnesota alone produces approx
i1nately about so,O0O,OO0 bushels of
wheat, or about one-thirty- y-seventh of
tie total production of the world. Of
this she is able to export two-thirds.
or the Dakotas, not having begun to
reach their limit of productiveness.
North Dakota raised in 1898 $4,000 900
bushels and South Dakota 42,OOO,OO0
Oregon produced 24,000.00O bushels.
Modern farming methods in the
northwest challenge the admiration of
the world. Steam and electricity are
made to serve the farmers purpose,
says the Review of Reviews. He plows,
rcaps, threshes by machinery. He tele
phones from his farmhouse to his gran
aries. Sometimes he receives the latest
grain quotations over private tele-
graph wire in his dwelling. Often the
acreage of his farm is expressed in the
thousands, sometimes in five figures.
He comes from the poor places of the
earth and finds a home and self-re-
spect.
He sends his products to Europe,
Asia, Japan, even China. He furnishes
traffic that provides work for tens of
thousands of employees of transporta-
ton lines. He keeps procession of
grain ships moving to the Sault Ste.
Marie canal, which makes the 800"
rank ahead of the tar-famed Suez in
point of tonnage. Moreover, he is fur
nishing bone and sinew for this great
country of ours which cannot be ex-
pressed in figures.
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
GRosvENoR TENDED BABY.
Ohio's Congressmnn Permits Wom-
an to See the Nations sagss
I'm Action.

The other day timid little woman
with baby in her arms was about to
enter the gallery of the house of rep
resentatives, but was stopped by the
doorkeeper, who informed her that in
fants were not admitted. She appeared
very much disappointed, says Wash
ington paper, and was turning defect
ediy away when a Notwithstanding
gentleman, with a wealth of white hair
whiskers, who was passing and had
overheard the conversation, apparent
ly attracted by the disappoin tment in
the voice of the woman, stopped.
Let me hold the little one moment,
midam," he said, while you go in and
look over the great men,
The mother was visibly embarrassed,
but yielded. For two or three minutes
the baby, who seemed to be entirely
content with the new guardian, ran it's
chubby little hands through the elder
ly gentleman's whiskers and gave vent
to series of delighted "goo-goos."
Then the mother reappeared and
thanked the unknown for his kindness.
The next day when she again visited
the house the patriarchal-looking gen
tlcman who had held her baby was
summoned by Speaker Henderson to
the chair to preside in committee Of
the whole.
"Who in the world is that white
haired MANI" she asked, in great sur
prise.
That" replied her neighbor, who
happened to be Washington woman,
in tone of pity of the others ignorance,
"is Gen. Grosvenor. of Ohio"
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
WiscOnsin's Deep Well.

The well on the grounds of the Good
Shepherd in the town of Wauwatosa,
Wis, has been bored to the depth of
1880 feet, one of the deepest wells in
the world. The contractor has con-
cluded that he cannot obtain flowing
well and therefore stops. The water
rises within so feet of the surface, and
is soft, limpid, of excellent quality for
drinking, for washing or culinary pur-
poses, and is in such abundance as to
furnish water sufficient for the needs
of 4,000 or 5000 persons. The water
will have to be pumped up by an engine,
which will cost $500, and then the in
stitution will have all the water it re-
quires for a century to come.
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
ROund to Join the Army,

A recruit for the British army was
taken to be sworn in recently by the
magistrate. Everything was going
swimmingly till the magistrate asked
the man: "Have you ever been in
PRISON." At this the man looked
startled, but, quickly recovering him
self, he blurted out: "No, sir, I have
never been in Jail, but I don't mind do
ing few days if you think it neces-
SarvS
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
INTO A WELL AFTER HER DOG.
Exciting Features of Young Won.
ans Heroic Rescue Of
Her Pet.

A remarkable accident occurred on
the farm of Snowden Thompson, near
Highland, Howard county, one after
noon lately, says Sandy Spring (Md.)
dispatch to the Baltimore Sun. A little
dog belonging to Miss Clara Thomp-
son, daughter of Snowden Thompson,
fell into well near the house. The ap-
paratus for drawing the water was two
buckets attached to either end, of a
chain passed over a wheel made fast
above the well. The well was IS feet
deep.
Miss Thompson volunteered to de-
scend on ladder attached to one end
OF the chain in place of bucket, and
her parents agreed to lower her into
the well. The lowering process was
successfully performed, but when Mr..
ard Mrs. Thompson began drawing the
young lady and her dog, which she had
secured, to the surface. the fixture at
the top of the well collapsed, precipi-
ia ting her into the chilling water. She
held on to the ladder and dog, however,
ard, the ladder being of sufficient
length to keep her head above water,
she remained on it until rescuers ar.
rived 1h hours later.
The fixture as it went down narrow
ly missed striking the young lady. The
ia ther and mother screamed for assist
aEce, which came as promptly as pos
sible, the nearest neighbor living three
fotlrths of a mile away. Samuel Bos-
well, aged about rs years, swan the
PatuXent river, and was one of the first
to arrive on the scene. When a suffi-
cient number were congregated Jacob
Link was lowered into the well and
placed rope around Miss Thompson,
and she was safely drawn out. The dog
was also saved, but the young lady
tainted after reaching the surface, and
tie assistance of physician was nee
essary.
Daily camera., 1900-07-26

The law holds both maker and circula
tor Of a counterfeit equally guilty. The
dealer who sells you dangerous coun
terfeit OF OeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
risks your life to make little larger
profit. You can not trust him. DeWitt's
is the only genuine and original Witch
Hazel SaIve,a we'll known cure tor piles
and all skin diseases See that your
dealer gives you DeWitt's Salve. Gil
bert Br,s
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
Franz Jo.ers Many Titles.

Of all the ruling sovereigns of Eu-
rope, the Austrian emperor can boast
the largest number of titles of nobil-
ity and territorial rank. In addition
to his imperial crown. his majesty is
in nine different ways entitled to wear
regal tiara, twice is he qualified to be
addressed as grand duke, once as
grand prince and in numerous ways
he is entitled to be called count or
lord,
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
The Loss of a Letter.

A Philadelphia restaurant propri-
etor hung out large blackboard sign,
the other day, with the announcement:
You can't beat our 15-cent dinners"
A young man of humorous turn of
mind came along, stopped and smiled.
He waited until none of the employees
was watching, and, taking out his hand
kerchief, he erased the letter "b" from
the word "beat."
Daily camera., 1900-07-26
bargain. for Home seekers.

We have fine list Of attractive Offers
IN thi, line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us il you need
Home Property. Farm Property or con.
template investments OF any character.
Give US vour properties tor rent.
WARREN c. DYKR'S
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22
Rettuuasapparot ,ur eee.

ginem Wiener 3abnarste, Serrn
@ilbslm @rail, III bic GrIinOuns zines
iiberaus prattiiden, ieinen 3meden pOlls
fidnbis entipredenben &eitungsappa'
rats 3ur See aelunaen. Ser grftnoer
bemonfirirte iiiralid i'm 9ianabaoe Dor
Sadleutsn uno gelaoenen Cd ten bic
9lnuenbung bes apparats. Gieier be-
itebt aus einem acknowledgment @iirs
tslIdlaude. Der 90 giter tomprimirte
2uft bdlt. einen 2uftfdnser gum Gin
pumpen Der Quft), Der gu beioen Seis
ten bes auseinanoersiebbaren 8alses
nit Dletallplatten perieben IN, 5tuei
9entile beiiBt unb burb einen gerbins
ounssidlau9 nit benz @iirtelidlau6e
3uiammenbGn9t. Cine Ssiriri6nur
bient gum 9efeIiigen oes @pparats am
aOrper. Ser ilberuus leidt gu banb=
babenOe 9lpparat tpie9t nidt mebr als
l 3ilogramm 20 9eta uno lam be-
quem In elmer tleinen SanotaI6e 9etras
gen iperoeu. Sm Moment Der @eiabr,
bel Sdiffbriiden uno 10 tueiter, III es
mDglid, ben glpparat in 3ebn Setuns
ben nit 2uft gu iiillen uno sebruuds-
fG1ig su MAIDEN. Seine Sraetraft be-
trdgt i'm Waiier nit 9eriidii6tigung
oes ipeSiiiIden 8epidtes 40 9ilOsramm
giIen ooer Drei bis bier Yeripnen. Gin
S6iiibriifi9er fam ii9 oamit adt bis
3ebn Sage iiber Waier erbalten, uno,
nit nOtbi9em MunOUorratb Derfeben,
&ettun9 erwurten. Ser G6rper 1T fDrts
wdbreno in ientredter Gage uno aud
bel beipe9telier iiiirmiider See TT Die
@efabr oes grtrintens pOllIidnoig auss
9ei6lofTen, neil Der Ntparat oas llnters
tau6en Sur unmD9lidteit madt. Subei
finoet tein Srud auf ben Sruiitafen
itatt, ben Der 9lpparat umi9lisbt, unO
Diro bic gltbmun9 nidt bebinoert.
3tuei Serren, Elm Sdwimmer uno Elm
9tidtidWimmer, sei9ten i'm 9rOben
Sdmimmbaiiin bes Sianabaoes bic
@nmenoung oes @pparats. Ser 9lidts
i6mimmer iprang, nit Der Rettun9s-
porri6tune berieben, In bas WaiIer.
Ser @iirteli6luud iebte iib unter ben
@rmen felt uno Der Wlann ra9te nit
benz SbertDrper aus bem @aiier uno
betpegte ii9 nit siemlider 8aidbsit
bur6 Ruoern nit ben Sdnoen uno
StOBen Der Siibe mad elmer beliebisen
Ri6tung. llntsrtauden mar ibm troB
pieoerbolter gluIforoeruns ni6t mOg=
lid, unb aud Der SdUimmer tonnte
ibn nit aller gniiren9ung nidt unter
@aiier brinsen. Ser @iirtelIdlau6
perliert bel 16liinoiger @npenOung
un9eidbr elm Se6sebntel bes Guft=
inbaltes, oas aber burd einen einsigen
Druid auf ben 2uftfdnser pieOer erieBt
neroen tann. Sm psrgr6berten Mab=
iiabe aneefertiat, fam Der gpporat
aud gu militdrii6en 3peden, bel 6luB=
uno StrOmIberidreituns ansepenOet
ueroen. gu Oieiem gebufe wiro ber
srpbe apparat nit elmer @urte, an Der
Sanobaben anssbradt iinb. perieben
unO ermOsliat Is bis 20 Mann ben
Slubii beraana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22
8sin 6eim fur Xamilien.

Sn SsuniipOriuns bielsr 9eiu6e um
@rlaubniB bon SffsIeren, ibre SumiIlen
mad ben 9biIlpplnen fOmmen su Iafen.
bat Sen. OuS Solsenbss aefubell I;
..8ieIe Sffsier'S SamiIisn iino unss.
tOmmen uno cine AnsobI III pieoer pon
bier nod Supan unO ben Ser. Stuatsn
absereiit. biz bic BbIippinen befer pu'
eiicirt iino. Sb buIie be SnfeIn n,bt
fir einsn piinitsnsipsrtben Blus fi
SffBier's Sumilien. peIbs in ben stOBen
Siaotsn blelbsn miRsn. pdbreno ols
@atien i'm SelOe iinD. SD tunn ben Sc
iu6sn UNI Sduier uno YequemIidtelten
fur 9ieisniasu ni6t entiptsden, peI6,
bereits bier inb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22
mttier
@CttSUerfAuf

Sit Elm arObsr grfOls. gSarnm
8sil mir sntf6IORen iinO. idnsl aussu
psrfuufen. Diss tunn nur babur6 sr.
rsidt psrbsn. Oub mir 70 biais psrtau.
fen. um Sis, s,anSulUden. @Oat ibr 8ssuI.
Ooer 8aumsiiter @iienpaaren, Ndsel.
Sdruubsn. 8rubs. 8srt;euse isber art
su 8ursuins, 70 iOmmt baIb. unie,
GROCER 8Orrutb bon BIumbins Baurer
Uerfuuft ii4 idnea Die Reitsr 9lum'
BET nebmsn bic @eIseenbeit pubr uni
wsrben bsnielbsn bulO entfsrnt bubsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22
,,lluberf1uHid1." {"

Cine bubI6e @netoote ipiro BON mrs.
s. 6. Butler, bic unier benz Namen
annie Satlep nod allen 9efudern Der
betannten Buffalo Bill SbOp" als
electromagnetic S6iibin in Grinneruns
iein biirfte, ersdblt. Gin 9latt idreibt: !:
,Wlr. unb Wlrs. Butler erinnern ii9
fiets germ elmer amiiIanten Segebenbeit,
bic iid sutrus, na6oem Mlrs. Butler
por benz f6warSen ,96nise bon Sine-
GAL proben ibrer SdieBtunit gum
9efen se9eben bate. Ser 9Onig begab
iib ndmli6 unDerSiigli6 gu Mr. GOop
(9uiialo gilD, BON benz er annabm,
baB er Der 9eiiBer ull' Der sur SbOw
9eb6ri9sn perionen tudre, unb bot ibm
$4,000 Grancs fir @nnie Sutlep.
gr piinidte lie gu beIiben. oamit lie
Gbpen unb 9iser idieBen iOllte, uno
mar 10 entsiidt bon ibrem tuunberbaren
S6ieben, oub er bic lleberseuguns auss
ipra1, oab iie iein 3ei9 in. tiirSeiier
3eit BON bieien Derbubtsn geiiien idus
bern piirbe. &c. Wlajehdt mar mebr
als eritaunt, als Wlr. GoOp ibm ers
tldrte, baB sr teinen ieiner 9Inseiielltsn
pertauien tbnne, oaB Oieie pielmebr freie
uno unabbdnsise 2eute mdren, bic nur
ii9 ielbii ssbOrten. Der S6nig slaubte
nur, oaB er nidt 9enus gebpten 6dtte,
uno erb6bte iein Gebot. IS toItete nidt
geringe Wliibe. bem idparSen Serri6er
besreiflid gu MAIDEN, bab Mr. @Oop
Ieine 9lngslfellten nibt iuie ben eriien
behen Gesenitano pertaufen tonne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22

- Gin SaQ. Der on bic 8erfdmmeI.
uns Der Staiuen in Der SsrIiner Sieses'
aaee erinnert, bat iid in Riirnbers suee.
traasn. SIM bOrtiasn Ratbbuus bat sin
unbeidnnter bic IebensarOben 9Ortrdits
uon apbIf beutibsn 2niisrn. bon 3arl
oem Sdnfisn bis uuf 2eopolb ben 8psi.
ten, trsu, unb qusr bur&i&nitten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22
HbfAeulides 0erbredbeu.

Gin srdbIi6es 8srbreden pirb aus
Auimpsr, Srnnfrei6, berl6tet. SOes
Bon, elm 8auerntnedt, mudle in bel
Iruntenbeit eiuen WsRetunerrif oui
souiie Benou. Elm 2tnO BON IA Sabren
8Opf, gals, Arme, uno 26rpsr Der I'm
aludliden parsn IN elmer unbsibreibIl6er
Bsiie uetitImmelt IT ianste caruui mil
ie,nen ndeeIbeiblaaenen Stlsfsln auI
Dem nod sudenosn 8Drper feines Opfers.
Der sunss 9litrlf! par entisBl iiber BIZ
robe Chat. Ser oeribierts 8uride purtt
Uerbditet. Sc 1T feline SOifnuns DOL
banben, bus Opfer am GsDsn Su srbul.
ten.
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Sheure site.


gDie bod Der Wertb elmer rgebaup-
tun9" oft iieigen lam, baiiir III Der
Gut bes grdIiOenten 2Oubet, ben er in
guteuil trug, uno fir ben Elm 9lmeri-
taner 1000 Grancs beSablen tuollte, elm
9utes 9eiipiel. IS sibt aber aud Siite,
bic nidt burd bic suidlliae geriibruns
nit bem Stod zines garons einen 10
tDben Wertb erbalten, icnbern our6
oas tofbare Material, aus benz lie 9es
fertiet peroen. Ser Sombrero, Der
8eneral Grant bel Ieinem Sefu6 in
MegitO i'm Sabre 1882 iiberrei6t purbe,
tofete $500, aber oiefe Summe niro
melt iiberiiieeen bur6 ben preis zines
Sutes, Der iid i'm SeiiB zines ercentria
iden Oantees befinoet. Gr II gans aus
ameritaniiden 8antnDten 9emadt, oeren
@trtb, ebe lie gu 9rei perarbeitet iuurs
ben, cine Summe BON 800, 900 reprd.
ientirte. panamabIte 5u $500 unb
italieniidbe StrobbHte gu $ll0 perben
nidt mebr fabriairt; uber nod Dor
einigen Sabrsn paren bic lebteren, bic
aus gana feinen StrObiuiern beraeitellt
uurben. febr zen ppgue," Streifen
aus Sii6bein, bic iebr fein geidnitten
unb iuie StrOb aeflO6ten puroen, tuur-
ben aud man6mal 3u Siiten pertpen'
bet. Gin Wann Namens Sberurb lin
pittsburg) beiibt einen Sut, ben er nit
GROCER Sorafalt bebanoelt. oenn er III
nidt aus StrOb, irnoern aus 9eipOns
nenem @Ias bereefellt unO tOfete
$3.50. Sir Sung gabaOur beiiBt,
iuis ein snsliidss glatt ersdblt, einen
nit 9iamanten beieBten Sut. Sein
@ertb lGBt iib baraus ermeNen, oab,
tpenn bic Siamanten Dertauft piiroen,
lie, Su A prOSent angele9t, elm idbr'
li6es ginfOmmen BON Sl00, 900 er9eben
tpiroen.
gin RaIeu ais Seuerungs.
M aterial. llnter benz Numen .Sas
reta" III in 9eru eine umbellifere be-
taunt, bic big in bic tdlteien Re9ionen
Der 9lnoen binauI pddii unO ben Sos
ben tpie elm Raien bsoedt. Sie Pilan5e
tpddf uuBerOrOentlih lan9iam, es sibt
Orte, mo- lie in 20 Sabren nibt mebr
als 8 @entimeter gefpaaien 1T, unb ba
iisbt iie aus wie &aien, III lie aber
bura Sabrbunoerte binour6 gu ibrer
pollen Sbbe, l Meter, selungt, 10 iiebt
iie in ibrer @eiammtbeit aus pie Elm
8ebOls. Sn ben gnOen limb unsebeure
2dnoeriireden nit Oieier pflanSe beoedt
unO mebrere @eneratiOnen perOen ben
8ei9tbum nidt eri6Dpfen tOnnen.
9ant ibres tolOiialen Sar3sebaltes sibt
bieIe pflanse ooppelt 10 Diel gBdrme
als seiuObnlides SrennbOl3; man Der.
Wenbet iie beute pielIa6 3ur Sei3ung
ben 9alt6fen uno als Seuerung fir bic
2DtomOtiUen Der iiioptruaniiden Giiens
babnen 1000 9ilOsramm Oiefer ion.
berbaren pflanse tOiten beute "a Mart.
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SOipcm s SuiG,
Ra&fuIsr BON 3. 8. SCwsn,
500 3acfaipanna Apenue.

Siitnpaartn, Stfsn uut 6urnarts, Da6Ssdsr
pIumbsIs, Bahsr., gas. unb Tampf.
bsisunss- -Gtnribtunssn.
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TinlcDS>
@ai0=2Sa
Cine balbRGnbIide Snipsiiion unferes
SSaibipaareits
SOrratbcs

SuVrOTDCS
tpirS Sic nidt uqsin bsRer nit ben
..nsuen Sheen" fur bas 5ribiabr, bic mir
seisen. bsiunnt MAIDEN, fonbsrn tpirb
mebr tbun. um iie iibsr Dsrtbs su infor.
mirsn. ipsIde pirili&ss gsroienR bsE.
sen. aIs cine game spaIts bon ,,@srebe
unb 8ubIsn."
nnier Enforcement mar nismuIs 70
srOb, nod bic SipIe 70 ansisbsnb spei
umitdnbs. bic pubridsinli& ni&t sriffi.
rsn tpsrben. iuemn bic saifon porI&rei.
tst. 8ir MAIDEN ips,isas 9snennuns
bon
WfDuieIim be 2Die,
5tl be SDie, ASeau be Cote,
%Hhtttrfe SDfpetjer uno
Sbpet3er 6renabine,
StnberfOn Seibemfebnur
sbDttiiebe Sinsbams.
Srifebe Oimities,
WeaSras, @bepiUts,
eeinene Ginabams,
6ranj6ffiebe ASercales. etc.
eriIuiiUs Ruiter in ben msiftsn Obissn
seseIst.
SO iln6 512
2adatuanna 9tbenue,
ssssnibr bn ,,@u&tnbIah" Dfies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22

Sic Sterbli6teit Der Sim
Der unter ben Mobammeoanern Sal
tuttas erreidt bic enorme SObe bon
63. As prpjent.
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TenersMlarm &Gifen.

i2 WsfOu Wubls.
13 @liiT Wtrfe, Glff Straes.
ID 9adapanna uno Slsbentsr StraBe.
is adapanna u'o penn Nptnue.
Is Didipn Ranufactur Co.. Yint StTaes.
IL Z. Y. & .. Co., Stabl 9STfe.
18 z. 8. Il 9. Co., Alts Rpu' 0ilblt.
10 Wulbsrry CTR uub Bsblfsr Aptnue.
2i 8 ifsrion uno 9adapanna Npsaues
% 9Ippmina apsnus uue Spru9 Sraet
% eiubsn SiraBs uub 5riIfu Apruus.
"a WaIbinsiOu Aps. unp Wulbsrrp CTR.
25 Slipt CTR. uup apams aptnut
26 eadapanna unp WaIbiuapn Nptnue.
2 Wulbrrrp Str. unb Nariipn slpsnus.
% 5sifsripn Aps. unp @iblrn Giraffe.
% Wpnrpt Apt unp pine StrGbt.
81 Reunts unp Rpbinlpu Sncbs
80 CUB Drain Nptnur unp Slmptpn CIR.
80 ON tlanb Str. uup BROMLEY Aprnus.
81 eadapanna une RUrp Wau 1--WE.
IS Sadipn Str. une Drain Apsuut.
81 Sadipn Ctr. uub Gin plu Ausuut.
81 9ptrsit Apsnus unb 9adlon Strdbe.
3S @arftlo apt. unp 9afiystts Shnbs.
80 Sumur Apt. uub Walbburn Srabt.
Al Waibrnapn Aps. unp Sidpry Siraes.
AZ Srittsr uue 5tIlpps Snabe.
az Srpdepay une 8lnfts Srrabs.
Al Seranipu unp Sisbentn ShaBs.
as Siip Nbter unb 3 mptpH ShdBt.
al Stont Ape unp StmlUd SiTdBe.
AZ pittsipn I've uno gB lllpp StTa6e.
as prOlpte' Aps. uuo Seed SiraBs.
49 Beeb StIabt unp &rprpn Apsnue.
81 &tpar Npenut unp Apsr Strabt.
So prplprrt Aptnus unp Npsr Sirabf.
So &tpar Apenuf unp Sm Slrabf.
81 g8albinstpn Aps. unp Diaplt Strnbt.
5o 9spar Aptnut unp pear Srabr.
Sc Saauipn Stabl Nnte.
81 prpiptrt Aptnue unp jia StraBt
So Rtmiugton Npenue une 9btTIp Sirabe.
So Sunty Apenut unp Sonntl StraBr.
6f prppiesuet Hpdb une 9arbou Strdbt.
62 9appult aUtnut une phelps Snabs.
63 StUptr's padiug 60 6,rssn's place.
64 Uaipinaipn Apsnuf uno Rem gJcrf Or.
65 Wariuu Strabt uup 9appuit aptnus.
Sc 3 & 3. ". X. unp @reen Ripes Str.
67 gBppmius 4ptnut unp Aib Snaef
6S DtIapart SiIdb unp penn apsuus.
SO Albrigbi Apsnus unp Uiarion STlbe
II Didipu ttpsuus unp On Wartet Sirdbt.
72 9puTt Shaet unb Diamond apenue.
70 prpciptnes Roap unp RCIp Wdin AJsnu:
"a Warftt Sirabt unp Nprp Waiu a1suut.
rs Rprp Rain I've. uup paiuisr Slrabe.
76 Sans ,um 8utsn Sirisn, ppIiltrr Or.
81 Bird unp DAT SraBs.
g. Bloom unb Marftt Strabt
SO Wipnt aprnus unb pdinam SiraBs.
"a gBlynt Aptuus uno Wlllidm SiraBe.
Sc @sa Waha unp lSinona Strabt.
ff6 gRyomins Iptnue unp Sliot SndBr.
1913 D., Z. & l4. 5rahi Saus.
f2i &lap Aptnuf unp Bic Strabe.
t25 &olf4r ApsuIs unp NIB Sndbt.
t26 9rppu Apsnus unp Alb StrdBe
f27 Quincy avenue unp eiuotn Strabt.
t2S prssepit Fpsuue uup glnt StraBt.
2l3 D., Z. Il W. 9arrsn-Wnfsu, l9aibinsto
Aptuut.
32t Wtneiau uue Sisbtuttr zrabe.
322 3tbntr unp Gujerns Srabs.
3I3 5inflsbnis uup 2uIrns Stlaee.
324 goIbtti Aptnut uno " hbale Straes.
3l7 Rspiu ausnnt uup 3adiun Snabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22

Die fsiniien Drudarteiten in Der Stobt,
2lsfert bic Office bes .8obenblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22

Cine t6fli6e 9ipgrapbie
bes 9aiiers bat Elm MulbauIer
S6ulmdo6en 9eliefert. Sie rSbera
elfdiIiibe 2anbesseitung" beri6tet bars
iiber: .llnier 9aiier"-io lautete Ous
@ufiabtbema elmer bieii9en S3ule.
Ra6oem bas 9bema reiflid) burdse.
iproden mar, tiftelte sine ileine glidi-
ierin fOlsenos 2iteraturprobe Suiams
mem: rgm q. Sanuar mar unier
9aiier oas 2i6t Der Welt. Seine
idOnfe SugenO bradte er auf Srieos
ri6stron. Sier perfertiste sr 9laiien'
bienhs er maid ben Sduamm ipiBte
bic Srsioe uno pubte au6 mobl bic
8aIeI. 6leiB uno pinttlidteit brinsen
ben fleibisen cine 9entmiin3s. 9a
puroe sr Sffisier. Gas Regiment
Ididte infer Gaiier in bic uniUeriitdt
na6 Bonn. sic traien gum speiten
Nal in bas 8seiment Elm. Sm Sabr
1888 muroe er mad. Settler nuroe er
Elm sere6ter Siirii. gr 9fles ben Gris'
ben oils GrOmmisteit gu befeblen. e
Die geniur lautete: .S4ledt. Sie
tleine 3Opftrdserin iOIl bariiber bO6it
betriibt iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-22
NObert SlcIOcuOrt,
Mctaer,

Union Strabe. IapIOr, Bu.,
tmpf bIt ben bi,faeu 9sutidsu feline ousss.
'elbnetsu Bhrits, 6lsiit isoer ari. sdmal,
tc. uno sarlntlrt blaisft ErsIie uuO bic bsf,
8soHuung