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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
NUBS OF NEWS.

There was well attended meeting of the con.
grcgation of the Hickory Street Presbyterian
church, Monday night. to discuss the proposed
laying of new sidewalk fronting Pittston ave-
nue. cemetery for two blocks. The members of
this progressive congregation are very willing
that sidewalk be laid and were very willing
TO be assessed for the needed amount to ac-
complish that work. The sidewalk will be laid
in the course Of the next two weeks.
The Scranton SdcngcTunde had rehearsal and a
well attended business meeting last night in
Athletic hall on Alder street. Nominations of
officers for the ensuing year were made and blsi-
ness OF vital interest 10 that organization dis.
CusSed.
Rev. W. 4. Nordt, pastor Of the Hickory
Street German Presbyterian church. left vcstcr-
day on his vacation, which will he mostly spent
in New Jersey. He will also attend the Pres.
b!trrian conference held in Pasaic next week
Rev. +. j. Schmidt OF the Baptist church. will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday morning.
Edward Schmtz, OF PirtSton avenue had n
warrant sworn out yesterday before Alderman
Ruddy charging Miss Sophia Schmidt. Of the
same place, with disordcrly conduct and ma.
liciOus trcspass.
Miss Anna Crane and Miss Lizzie Ticrnev, Of,
Prospect avenue, returned yesterday from visit.
ing friends in Philadelphia.
John DriScoll, Of Detroit, Mich. is visiting
David Mailman, Of Pittston avenue
F. T. Flahorty, Of Pittston avenue left yes.
terday afternoon for StroudSburg, where he is n
pupil of the Normal school.
Miss Mary Tigue, Of Cedar avenue, and Miss
Mary Mayock, of the West Side, have returned
from visit Of several weeks at PhiladclphIa
and Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Ruddy and Miss Lizzie IIiltz, Of Cc.
dar avenue, are taking an extended trim through
New England, visiting New York, Hoiyoke and
Boston and the principal seaport towns along
the Atlantic coast
Miss Bessie Zeiccnfus, Of Prospect avenue 70.
turned after spending month with relatives in
Phillipsburg n. J.
Miss Bertha Sadler, Of Hamlinton. WAYNE
county, is spending few days with Mis- John
Burgess, Of Cedar avenue.
d. D. Lundy has returned from Columbus, O.
with two OF the finest coaches seen in the city'
Lundy Bros are always ready to furnish all Their
old customers the finest turnout In tho CITY >.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
Birthday Surprise,

A birthday surprise was rendered
Leslie Marsh last evening at his home,
ll6 East Pine street, Dunmore. A
very pleasant time was had by all
present, music and games being the
principal features of the evening. and
at seasonable hour dainty refresh
ments were served, after which the
guests dispersed for their homes, we'll
pleased with the manner in which
they were entertained.
Among those present were the Misses
Martha Matthews, Margaret Powell,
Belle Watrous, Nellie Van Camp. Ma
bel Watrous Bessie Marsh, Gertrude
Matthews, Nellie Piper. of Pottsville;
Messrs. Frank Matthews. Ernest
WatrouG, Roy Sly, Leslie Marsh, Mil
Ter Foster, of Pottsville; Roy Marsh,
William Matthews and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Marsh.
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Swedish Citizens, Club.

About twenty-five Swedish voters
mot in French Roof hall last evening
and perfected a permanent organiza-
tion to be known as the Swedish
Citizens Club" the object of which
will be for the social educational and
political enlightenment of its MEM
bcrs.
The officers elected We're as follows:
President. Eric Andrien; vice presi-
dent, AXel Kullberg; corresponding
secretary, p. NJ, Nelson; recording
secretary, Andrew Wicklund; treas
urer. Andrew Johnson; doorkeeper,
Nelson Anderson.
The club has some excellent ma
terial and viii be strengthened by the
addition of several new members,
which will be held at the same place
on Saturday evening, Sept. 10.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
NORTH SCRANTON.

James Price was rendered a birthday marty nj
the home OF lis parents Mr. and Mrs Price ot
Parker street, Monday evening, the occasion
being the eighteenth anniversary of his birth.
Various games were indulged in and many musi.
cal selections were rendered. Al a seasonable
hour refreshments were served after which tbc
young people departed for their homes, wishing
the young man many happy returns Of the day
Tomorrow evening the Christian Endeayor so.
ciety of the Welsh Congregational church will
hold a debate in the church parlors on the sub
ject 'ReSolyed, That the Chinese Are Justified
in Their Revolt Against Foreigners" The sub
Ject will be discussed by Messrs William Davis,
Evan Lewis, David J. Williams and D. T.. Jones
At the end OF the debate an ice cream social
will be conducted
Annie Boland and Lizzie NJ. O'Malley, Of Oak
street, have returned home from Carbondale.
Professor John J. Costello, Of West Market
street, has returned home from Buffalo and Mag.
ara Falls.
Mrs. sommers and daughter, Of England, re.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
DUNMORE DOINGS.
James Brown, of Chestnut Street,
Killed in the Mountain Shaft
by a Fall of Roof.

James Brown. of Chestnut street,
whose occupation was a miner, met
instant death about IL o'clock yester-
day morning, while engaged in mining
coal in the mines of the Pennsylvania
Coal company. The accident happened
at the mines known as the Mountain
shaft, while Mr.. Brown was standing
in the passaEeway the roof suddenly
giving way and the entire mass pinion-
ing the unfortunate man to the ground
When aid finally reached him his life
had been crushed out.
The deceased was forty years of age,
and was well-known in the borough.
Surviving him are his wife and two
children. The funeral announcement
will be made later.
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the service this evening in that church, 1t be.
gins at 7.3O o'clock.
Robert Lloyd, a well known young man Of the
North End, left for San Francisco Monday even.
ing, from where he will proceed to China 10
join the Ninth United States infantry. Mr..
Lloyd is an eX-member Of the Thirteenth regi-
ment and proved himself to be an excellent sol
dicr while in his country's service. lie is the
second member of his family TO take up soldier.
ing. A younger brother has seen actual service
in the Philippines since last September.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Fannie Marvin, Of Sandcrson avenue, on.
tertaned at dinner last evening in honor of Rcv
and Mrs. Stah
Mail Carrier and Mrs. Joseph Tidiam, are in
Detroit. Mich, Mr.. Fidiam having gone there
as delegate to the national mail carriers con.
yenton.
Mr.. and Mrs Minor Carr, Of Dickson avenue,
are visiting friends at Prompton, Pa.
Special services were held in the Asbury Metho.
dist Episcopal church last evening"
DR.. Dursel. Of Grandyiew avenue, returned
from Bloomsburg yesterday.
Miss Grace Peck, Of Monscy avenue is visiting
friends in Montrose
Word has been received by friends here Of the
death at Chester, Pa, Of Helen, the 2.year.old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John X Garland for.
mer residents Of Green Ridge
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
IF >OTFE! POISONS YOy

ruins your digestion, makes you nervous
and sallow compleXioned, keeps Won
awake nights and acts against your AVS
TEN generally, try Grain-O, the new fEod
drink. 1t is made Of pure selected praIn
and is healthful, nourlshing and appetiz-
coffee yet II is just as pleasant 10 the
taste and when properly prepared cant
be told from the finest of cOffecs Costs
about z as much; II is healthful table
your grocer for Grain-O. 15 ana 25c.
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WEST SCRANTON

gan, John w. Jones, John Williams
and Edwin Bowen, sang the hymns,
and the pail bearers were Joseph Rey-
nolds. Henry =. Davies, Thomas II.
Williams, Morgan Lake, Ebenezer
Grintns and John S, Davis. Joseph
Lloyd was flower bearer. Burial was
made in the Washburn street ceme-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
EDUCATIONAL.
sTRoUDssURa STATE NORMAL

A Practical Training School for Teachers on
the main line Of the D., l.. X W. R. r. in the
great resort region Of the state. IIomelike com.
forts for students; six different departments and
courses Fine Model School, Superior advantage.
Special inducements The only school that paid
all of the state aid TO pupils. An English speak
ing community. Culture and refinement. Posi-
tiGns secured for graduates. For catalogue and
full particulars address
GEO p BIBLE, A. NJ, Principal,
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
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Funeral of Joseph Evans.

Rev. w. F. Davis. of North Scran-
ton, conducted the services over the
remains of the late Joseph Evans yes
terday afternoon at the home of the
deceased's son, Mine Superintendent
Evan j. Evans, S22 South Main ave-
nue.. A large number of people at
tended the services.
The Mozart quartette, Moses Nor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
PRETTY MARRIAGE IN ST.
MARY's CHURCH.

Miss Anna Bluege and Joseph Bris-
key Were United by Rev. Father
christ-Farewell Reception Ten
dered to Miss Eva snyder-Party
Given in Honor of Miss Gerrity of
chicago--Improvements to Be Made
at the Pittston Avenue Cemetery.
Notes of Personal Nature.
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OBITUARY.

Patrick Gallagher, an old and respected resi-
dent OF West Scranton, died early yesterday
morning at his home, 1905 Jackson street after
an illness which lasted upward of two years
Deceased had been resident Of this city up.
wards Of forty.fye years, and during that time
he was prominent in politics and other works
OF life. He was member Of Monies post Grand
Army Of the Republic, and the Catholic Mutual
beheht association. lie is survived by his wife
and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. A
r. Duhy, Of Binghlmton Margaret, William
FRANK and Joseph Gallagher The funeral will
occur al O'Clock tomorrow morning. high
mass OF requiem will be sung in ST. Patrck's
Catholic church and interment will be made in
the Cathedral cemetery,
Mrs. William Reilly, aged G. years, died at 2
o'clock last evening after few dlys' illness ot
her home, l3i Meridian street. Deceased WAS
bonn in Ireland and had been a resident Of
Scranton upwards of i5 years. She is survived
by two sons and one daughter, William, Andrew
and Mary. The funeral will take place Friday
morning at $50 O'Clock, with services at 81
Patricks church. lntermcnt will be made in the
Cathedral cemetery.
Mrs. David W. Richards, of 1873 North Wash.
ington avenue, died at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frost, Of Moosic, Monday night
after long illness. She is survived by a hus.
band, two sons, William j. and Robert Francis
and one daughter, Leah. The funeral Will take
place at o'clock Thursday afternoon Inter.
ment viii be made at Duryea, and services will
be held in the hoosic Presbyterian church
Anthony Dougherty, OF 085 South Irving ave.
nue., died Monday at the Hillside home, where
he had been patient for several years The
remains were taken in charge by Undertaken
CusicE and removed to the family residence DE.
ceased was 30 years Of age and is survived by
widow Funeral Thursday morning at 0 O'Clock.
James NJ PARCELS, Of Newark, y. j., died last
night at private hospital in this city Of heart
disease His remains will he sent to his relatives
in Newark.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05

Cyclones or general storms may be 900 miles
In diameter Hurricanes operate on path nv.
craging Geo to 500 miles wide. Tornadoes are
much smaller, They may be only mile wide
at the top and but few feet at the bottom,
but they are much more dangerous than either
cyclone or a hurricane
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
TWO MEN KILLED
IN TRIP SLOPE
STEPHEN w. ROBERTS AND
JOHN KILITIs THE VICTIMS.

While Engaged in Their Work Fall
of Rock Occurred and Crushed
Their Lives out-Swedish Citizens
Club Effects Permanent organiza-
ton in the French Roof Hall-Fu-
neral of the Late Joseph Evans.
Shorter News Notes and Per-
sonal Mention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
Pea Coal $1.25 a Ton Delivered.

to South Side, central city and central HYDE
Park Address orders to J. T. SharLey, iolt
Cedar avenue. Phone 6GS3 =.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05

TYKE BEST GUIDE eroes Common
Sense
and or
n I.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05

James NJ PARCELS, Of Newark. y. j., died last
night at private hospital in this city Of heart
disease, His remains will he sent to his relatives
in Newark.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-12
Treiaelprn1eit.

Wiilimantic, Conn.,, II. Mai.
- Na6 oreitdgiger 8erbanblung III
6enrb S. HpbinIpn BON Netp@2onoon
con Der 9lnflage, einen GrprsRunesz
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f4punoenn So6ter aus, unb Robinz
1on f6rieb an ReD. Mealf6 angebli4
OrobbrisFs, I'm bisIe gelobnung gu
erlaneen. Die @erbanoiungen bro6z
ten eins Reibs nidt pieoer5u9eb'noer
5bat[ [a9sn an's 2i6t.
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Seffries heiieat Gnrbett.

93ep Yort. II. Mui. - 5eut'
Qbeno fanp Der 6auiifdmpf UNI bit
r6eabp Meigbt GbampionIblp" 5pi:
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gprbett in Der 9(renu oes nSedFiot
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lang i6ier es, als pb Gorbett ieinen
9egner iibsrlegen lei uro ben Sies oa:
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9Gnge fielen gu Ieinem Ru6tbeil aua
unb i'm %. 8anee tpuroe Der 3dmpI
oeoen i'm entIhieDen.
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lamb beabIi6ti9t, unIere urobbGneiqa
teIt gu berni6ten, uno cine fritiIfe
Stunpe iIt i'm Qn3uge. gDir 6rautem
jeoen 8irger in Der 6ront!"
Sober geTun6e Mann in qretorid
tpuroe am SamItag ra6 benz 8urga
berg Square bon Der 3eoierunq be4
rufen. 8ice 8rdTl0ent S6altzgurz
ger Idgte ben Mdnnern, baB bic 8ri4
ten fi4 Der @ren5e oes 5ransbaals
nobern uno baB ieoer @in8elne Qez
braudt pirb. Spfort meloete IiA els
ne groBe 4n3a6l 5reitpilliger, unoglQs
ertldrten, baB lie ie0en Nugsnblif 6es
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pfn.
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perDffentGidten Depei4e 3ufolge, pur4
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item Der g2ot6leioenoen Der 8eabiezGr4
ploIion, tpel6es om Somitdg i'm @aie4
tp : Sbeater in Bretorid ftaitfuno, biz
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W1ann i'm 3uf6auerrdum in oenOiena
gepreBt. 9lLe 9feroe lpurbeu bon BEN
Bagen auBerbal6 DeS Sbsaters duaz
geipunnt.
@eitern bielten bic auslGnbiTGen
Saufleute in 2pren3o Mdrdue cine
SSnoignations @erIammlunq qeqen
bic neuen Regulatipnen o6, bur6 pel4
DIE Oeden, Sleibsr uno geIul8enes
Rinofleri6 ais Gpntrt6unbe erflGrE
IperOen. $4,000 SiTien @orrGi6e 6e4
flnoen fi6 ieBt in ben 3oGIpei9ern IL.
ebsn 10 plel lperben erportet. 3pei
fran5OIiIhe S4i7fe, nit Baaren nadl
Gpoenburg corIi9nir!, nurDen dngsa
balter.
Die .Simes" berDfFentli6t einen
Brief aus 8lotmFontein, bic Roprn
Spruit : aataItrpp6e beIdreibsnO.
Der Sdreiber iogt, baB crinineGe
Nadldiiigfeit in 8etreff Der notbpens
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an Der &ataitrpp6e Sdulb TRACE, uno
periidert, oaB sire 2(pantqaroe, aug
elmer sin3igen Sruppe beitebenD, bus
llngliid bate berbutsn t0nnen.
Gin eefangener 8oer auf Ct. Ses
lena tpuroe in Der Na6t bonn 1eBten
9tenitag BON elmer britiIben S6i(os
pade eri4ofen, tpdbrenb er an9e6lid
i'm 8egriff mar, iiber ben 3aun bed
2agerS gu entflieben. Der Solbat
bebauptet, ben 8eFangenen brsimal
dngerufen 3u baben, sbe er feuerts.
Die angelegenbeit tpirb bur9 Elm
Sriegs9eribt unterIu9t.
0as 8orgeben Der portugisIiT6sn
3oubeb0rben in 2pren5o Marque3,a ,au7
ber S6uben uno &teibern aud geTal1
genes 4inbfleiI6 ni4t in's Sranspadt
our65ulaHen, inbem Iie Dafelbe ais
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fir bic 8oeren unb britiI9en @efdn4
genen bon grpbem Na9t6eil ieIn. Die
britiE6en 8efdngenen peroen pa6ra
I6einliA ben Wfangel BON Ndbrungss
mitteln 5uerIt empFinoen.
Die 8erleIung Der Proclamation.
bic gnnsrion Oes sSreiItaateS betrefa
feno. muB bon 8eneral 9unter tn
6ourteen Streams erfolgt Iein, od er
Der ein3ige britilde Gommanbeur 1T,
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Miinoung, mo Ti6 9eneral Sunter bea
finoei, ben SransDaal bon benz 6reis
ltaate abt6eilt, errei6t bat.
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s. ,uar 0as erfe
ano 1T oas etltsi9e
S6mersens- Seifmtftef,

ous auutnbIidli9 oi, martunbftn 6amrien 6,rels
tiet Gntlinouu milotrt uno Gonecitiontn beut
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in tintm baben 8laie maier niro in ipeniqeu
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bremen, Rerp6ftdt, S6lafoiiqteit NiqrdHe,
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maIarii6en, bIiofen unb aneeren iSis5er urter Rus
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plre, aIs RaDpap's Rtaep Gtiti.
50 e'nts pro sSlaibe Bon aQen apotbtt.ru
perfauft
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Gd,neue uus fId,ere SeiIuns

brineen bic ct. gsrnarD &rduttrptltn III allen
Sduen BON storunq nes meni6litbsn Grqanis mus
berpOr. Sieies altbeDdbrte 6elmttel bas loon
unisre gdt.r uno Mitter ansn ionfig.n arsneien
bOrspeen, betpdbrt f6 in ieoer @inT6t bel 9sr=
6ouunes sbei6perben, iOipie bel eebers, Risren. uno
Wiilleioen, Bel siebtr aner art, bel soauttranf=
bitten, aotarrb, @elbuft. Reuraleie, 8bsumatis=
mus nns un3abliQm anprren Rranfbsitrn bic
banptid6lib ans unreinem 3utanD oss glutes
sniiieben. SIN gtius auf bic gsrHidltnna BON
srantbeitsfeimeR itebt has MittsI tbaiid11ib un=
trreiDt bo.
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60. Sabrgang.
8altimprc=C bip=B abu=s Bulletin.

Baltimore = bip=N ahu=8uIIctiu.
S1.25 pon Baltimore mad, YNafbiuatpn unn
snrid Sanlitaes nno Sountaes, Qiltiq fir Die
8ndfabrt bis aum fplaenpen Mputag ellie
3iige, ben rRppal 2mittoD ousqenpmncn.
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Icoem Samtoe uno Spuntae nGbrcno bcs
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idben Heqenoen 9unftcu su isbr nieorieeu 8u=
ten. Villete fno aiilte fir Die 8idiabrt bis
5um toeenDsn Wtontaq eini teBlidb. Q32)
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Cine SUR fit ale

Grtdltans.n, 6utm Runo.n &als. 5nfu,rls,
Brsr6tis Qunoenentllncurg, aribntnuna ben
Btsnis, q,rDtHBtb, Gntiiinbunosu, Rbsumatsa
mus Rturolgi., fsrsitbeuIen, S5rsitpunosH, aopia
dmuJen, Sabnibmuitu, afbma, SbUsratbmss
ttit.
@s beit bic idlimmfsn sdmsrsen in elmer Biz
lpan3iq Winutcn. Ribt tin. Stunoe mad beu
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56mtr5tn Su l,iosn.
GaonaD's RtabD RtIisf in zine f6trs Rur fat
i,Osn S6mtr5 9urtnfuHosH, granopunDta.
56mtr,en i'm aiidtn, grui unb Glie0ern.
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l1nruben lit Spaniea.
2seoenefi6e Straeenkdmpte.
eSn Salcncia, Sarccfpna 1tno &C
billa tpurSen SarrifaScn
erridjtct.

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omsrifarMIden S9aoenerTabzain=
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meb palda nit 8orI9ld9en 5ur
Site noh ben Ser. Stautsn abz
eereilt. Ser 9luFitanb Der
9lI6antis gsgen bas britiI6e Sod
nimmt inmer grDBersn umFang
an. - $4,000 Snlurgenten I'M
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ftrige Sag berltri6 trpb Der iibsraa IN
@cene geIebten @rtizSteuer<Oemonz
ftrationen i'm Nneemeinen frieoli6 in
gana @ponien. Die ein5iee ertpdb<
rensipertbe 8u6eitDrung ereignete li9
gu 9alencio, tpp Elm Qlufrubr dusz
brad, in oeHen 5oige oas 8olt gdrz
ritaben auf ben StraBen erri6tets II.
bic 8enoarmsn NIT Steinen bombdrz
birte. 2lls bic 9snbarmen einen Wnz
eriff nruAtsn fielen mebrere 9etpebrz
16uffe unb spei 8eamte Durben berz
punbet. Die 9snbarmen feuerten
a(sbann eine pp[le Salps auf oie9dr=
rifonpen ab, aporouf Der Mob Die
5(u6t ergrift
Soeben etneetrpFfene 0epei6en erz
geben, ooB Ii6 geItsrn 9lbeno audi in
Barcelona uno SebilId dbnlidN I'm
ruben sreigneten, tpie in 8alencia. Sn
Barcelona errihtete bas 8olt 8drriz
fdben ouf ben StroBen uno tau I6ts
9etpebrFeuer nit ben @enbarmen dus.
9luh BON ben 5enltern unb 9alfonen
psrIdieoener Sdufsr fielsn S6iiiIe, II.
cine 9n5obl @enoormen tpuroe oer=
tpunbat. Die Edbelsfiibrer oes MlDbs
befinbsn Ii6 in 6aft unb bic Hube 1T
jeBt fergelteut, Sroboem perlautet,
boB Der 8eldgerun9s3uitano iiber bic
Stobt bsrbGngt tperoen fou.
sSn Sebilla 5ertriim1nerts elm Mob
bic 5enfsr am @sbGube bes MilitGrz
Clubs, Totpie biele GtraBenlaternen
bur6 Steirtpiirfs. 9}a6 einem bart
nGdigsn Sample 3tpiI6sn benz @olfe
uno ben @enbdrmen, in tpel6em fiinf
Der Qebteren bertpunbet tpurben, err
iaien SnFanterie unb Saoallerie auf
benz S6auplabe unb Iduberte Die
Straben.
Barcelona, II. Mat. - Die
llnruben puroen beute gfa6mittag
bier erneuert, jebo9 geitalteten lie li9
nidt 70 ernit, ais eeltern. Die Gen=
barmerei 5eritrsute bic Sumuituanz
ten. Der StraBenbabnz unb Smniz
bus<0erfebr 1T mod Iuspsnoirt.
(Spdter.) - Der 8elugerungs5uz
Ttano 1T iiber bic Yropir3en 8arcez
Iona unb @alencia per6dngt tpprben.
Sn Sepila, mo- ale 2doen aeidfoRen
Tino, oausrt Die Nufrs9ung fort. Sn
9alencia 1T ben @erbarmen tpsiterer
BiberItonb geleiE Etet tporbsn. Srob
Der Ginlaoung Der Preife nabm ous
9lrbeiter Glement feinen Nntbei( an
Der geitrigen aunbgebun9 gu Sarceloz
na.
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trtttn pSn eibs unb Bremen i'm Glsii6
Ginie. 5oitn a 10 p's 9illtn btfrtiea
Oas epftm bon ben eFmabntsu St6runSsR.
preis 25c. pro Sdadtel. Bon
Qpothetern Dertauft Ober per pOjt per4
Ianbt.
So Ran ahts earauf, nas an btm ju tluTtuStn
artittl Die 9er. 5tdat,n4Rssi,ruHqs Syu,rmaEf
sR U. R.- batfipt IT,
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@ein uno S6mer5en.

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Jepabr.n une b:i fprtuetttsm Sebraub fDdbr.na
psniser Sage cine eauerHpe 9tiluuq btDiritn.
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