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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

unse6orissn 3ulaB srbulten. 0as
YreisIhieben bauert in Der Reael feds
Woden ; bic preiIe beiteben in Cob,
unb Stlberia6en BON 5iemli9 bes
trGdtlt6sm @ertbe; als HeseIn aeltsH
i'm allssmeinen bic aud Ionit BEL natips
nalen ober internatiOnulen S9iibenfss
fen iibfiten.
Bel ben 9~reisidieken fperben bic
Ediier unb Gontse p%rotIdmtrt. gum
aaifer pirb bsrisnige Bitter nusgsrus
fen, Der brei Sabre matchmaker ben
b66ften preis oabpnsetraeen bat, gum
&Onis berienise, Der i'm beim Sdbresa
fsIte ssfponn.n. Sobalb Der 46niS
protlamirt lit. smpfGnst er bic Sniiss
MEN ieiner Wiirbe; ,s fpirb auf ben
Srommelr Elm @brenpirbeI fir i'm 3ss
f&ldsen, uno bic iibrigsn Bitter ent>
blOben Dor ibm bas Saupt. Sebesmal.
fpenn Der R1nig fdiebt, miiHe en- 81.
Bitter ii9 ibm 3u gbren in poiitur
iteGlsn unb bic &ppfbsbeduns abne5s
men. gs berrIdt bic Site, Oub ieSer
S9iiBe, bsbor CT einsn Pfeil dbidisbt,
iein 9eii6t ben iibrissn Rittern Sus
tpenoet, ben 4opf Dor ibnen neigt uno
bic Dorte fprift: sd sriiBe sic,
meme Serren."7 SO 1T oies iibrisens
Der alts 9rub Der Hehtsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Sebes Sabr treten bic perT6iebenen
@ereine gu einsm prpbin3idIen preiss
ihieben 3uIammen, bas ben Namsn
bes Observation-Disclosures" de Bous
quet) fiibrt. 4n ben S6ieBen pteIer
art betbeiliseu ii9 sspDbnli4 gsrs
bGnbe bon ie 20 8ereinen, unb 5fuar
bsrart, bdB bas Sdieben iebes Sd9r
dbnehielno an einem Srte itdttfinbet,
an bsnen bic 8ereine tire Sibe habsn,
70 bab jeber Ort aQe 20 Sabre nur
einmal an bic Reibe tommt. umfabt
Der 0erbanb nur 18 @ersine, 10 finbet
bds S4ieBen nur dlIe 18 Sabre an eis
mem unb bemielben Srte itatt. 9us
Bouquet" 1T Gisentbum bes prpDins
5idlDsrbanbss; ss beItsbt aus elmer
toftbdren 8dfe, bic einen Straub aus
fiinjtliden 8lumen unb Sebern ents
bGlt. Sic nirb ftets Elm Sdbr lang
BON benz 8ersine besienisen Dries aufs
pa6rt, an benz bas sbte S9ieben itatts
9efunben bat.
Wenn Der Sag bes Wettf9ieBens
berannabt unb Der 8erein bes Ortes,
an benz es itattfinben fpu, bas 8ouz
quiet BON benz @ororte gu i%ibernebmen
bat, I6idt er an ale @ereine Elm Gtns
berufunssIdrsibsn, in benz ale 8ebins
gungen aufgefiibrt perben, ndmli4
@n3a6l unb acknowledgements
Der Preile, Oaau bas progrdmm Der
feItli6en @eranItaltungen 4n oem
a~nbsraumten Sage ipirb benz @erein
bes Seitortes BON @erein bes 9orprs
tes Der 8lumenitraub in feierliGcr
@eiie iiberreidt, per bdnn, BON tpeiB>
gstleibetsn jungen MdO9sn getragen,
in feitli6em 4uf5uge unter Dem Gee
leite Der TGmmtlidsn an benz S9iebsn
tbetlnebmenben @ereine bur4 ben Srt
sefiibrt ptrO.
9abei pirb folsenbe Srbnuns eins
gebulten:
8oran mari9irt Der Sumbourmds
ior nit ben Srpmmlern Der fGmmtlis
den @ereins; oann folgen bic itGbtis
fden 8ebOrben, Selebarbiere. bic 9dis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
VI uffage BET @onnenlt9t

W ua9e BET contention.
bares farbises &IeiO in turser S3eit in
Der Sonne nperI9oiien" 1T, cine Wirs
lung, bic ben demii9en Strablen aus
tommt, unb tpie bantbar iinb mir ipies
Der bieIen Strablen, ipenn lie uns bas
ippblgetroffene Bib unfsrer 2ieben auf
bic pbotograpbiI9e Pldtte Sdubern.
Selbit am eigenen &Drper fam bisIe
Wirtung Der Strd6len re9t empfinbz
lid gum @usb=ud fommen, fpenn mir
rfonnenberbrannt" aus Der Sommers
frti4e beimtebrer, 10 berbanten mir
bds nidt, fpie Der 4usbrud permutben
ldBt. Der Sonnenipdrme, fonbern ben
6emiiden Strablen. Die pi9ti9ite
@igenf9aft Der 6emiI9 nirfIamen
Strablen bes Sonnenlidts unb bes
ftdrfen eleftrii9en 8peenli9ts beItebt
nun BARN, bab lie i'm Stanbe iinb,
8atterien in aIertiiraeiter 3eit abSuz
tObten, unb bd ii9 unter bieIen tleins
item 2sbetpeien cine grobe 3abI BON
&rantbeitsmensen befinbet, liest Der
@ebanfe nabe, OieTe 2idtitra6lsn gu
Seilspsden au benuben. Das Snnere
bes aOrpers 1T ben Strablen ia ni6t
5ugGngli4, aber aud in unferer 9dut
t0nnen arantbeitsteimt cine b0dit rers
beerenbe Wtrtung entfalten, unb bic
9aut lit elmer 9eItrabluna iibsral
dus8uieben. 9as @erbisnit, auf bieiem
9ebiete als 8dbnbreder %setpirtt gu bas
ben. ssbibrt benz bGniiden Sorfder
prpfefOr 5infsn in &openbasen. uns
ter ben bura 8attertsn b%ebinsten'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
M affase Set elettrtf6em
2t6t.

Sauttrautbeiten nimmi Der Qupus, bic
%fogenannte nfrefenbe 5Ie6te", cine
Sonoeritelung elm, neil er auberprs
oentlid perbrsitet 1T unb tiefgreifenbe
3erftOrungen Der Saut beipirfen fann,
tpobur9 10 man6ss MenfGenantlib
fir eipig e~ntitelt porben lit. 9eaen
oieIe berbeerenbe Subertulpie Der Sdut
ri6teten ii6 Suerit bic Gi9ttbeilperIus
DIE 6inIens, unb feline SeiIreIultate
finb 10 quite, baB man Ieit 9ur3sm audi
an Der rniperiitGt Berlin elm SnItitut
fiir 3i9tbebanoIuns nd9 6inien err
Offnst bat. Bel Der 9ebdnbIun9 nit
SonnenIi9t piro baFeIbe bur6 cine
srobe Sommeainfe auf Der ertrdnften
9autiteIe cpncentrirt. Tim mDali6It
bic 6emif6en. ultrdbioletten Strablen
our Seltung fommen gun laFen, lit bic
2inie bobl unb nit elmer blauen Still
fgteit aefiiut. Gum Degbriiden BEG
9lutes piro cine 8srstrbitautdpIel be-
nuBt. peI6e beftdnOig bon einem
Strom tdlten MdFers bur6flofen
tuirb, Inn bic Ddrme absuIeiten; aus
Berbem bat 8ergtrbItdn bic Giaenz
f9aft, mebr 9emifh tpirtIame Gtra6s
len bineurdsuldHen ala 9las. 9ieIe
&apfel muB pdbrsnb Der Dduer Der
8eitrdbGnng. meiit eine Stunbe, bdu.
ernb an bic Saut gebriidt bIeiben, bieg
Dirb ourd elm elnitH6es 9dnb err
rsidt;, es itelte Ti9 iebp6 balb ala
notbpenoig beruus. iebsm 3rantsn cine
WGrterin b~eisueeben.
Bel Der 8ebdnolun8 nit eIettrtIdem
aidt perben 9osenlumpen BON 10000
&ersen StGrte benubt, bereH 9ift
burd Observation-Disclosures eoncentrttt
pirb. auberbsm tuerbsn bic D6rmes
Itrubltn nod bur9 cine WaFtrtibluna
ferngsbdlten.
Gum Sdub sssen bas ftdrte 9idt
tragen Putienten unb Mdrterinnen
buntle 8riaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Mai. Gerarb STAB.
tbieen. 9as SauptberbisnIt baran bat
Maior 8erarb, Der unermiibli9 on
Der 9erOoatommnug bes MilitGrrabes
or6eitete un6 in Wsrt unb S6rift itsts
bon neuem uuf bic @prtbeile bes &abes
fir Milttdr5tpede binpies. Gr fanb
in General 2acroir. benz Sous9sf bes
9ensrulitabes, cine frGftiss llnterftiis
bung fir feline 8eitrebuugen. So lit
nun beim 9enie : Battalion in @ers
bun unb benz 6. @enie : Rssiment in
Fingers periu6speiie ie elm 9etd9es
ment sappeurs cyclistes eingeitelt
tporben, bic cine fliessnbs Pioniers
colonne barIte[Ien unb Bel ben groben
ManDbern Der Gabolsrie 5ugetbeilt
fperben iolen. Sebes Oeta9ement bee
itebt aus 1 lieutenant, l llnterlieutes
nant. 3 llnterofficieren, 4 gorpordlen,
% Sappeurs, 1 We6aniter unb 8
Sabrern fir 3tpei lei9te @agen nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Stefftnnts. Dame gum
profefor): rSa. Ssrr 9roIeHor, mein
@atte Is acknowledgements eerooe
an ieinem 9eburtstage seitorben." -
profehor: .Sm = i6 bate einen
Golesen, Der lift ssrabe an feinem 9es
b%urtstdas our DsIt eetommsn."
= ebler 30 4 ftrs /. Bari,
TON: sd iinee BON e Bis a." 2. 9as
ritou (bei elmer reiisnben Sperns
truppe: rSas 1T nod gar nidts.
Menn t9 erit untertpess bin, finse i9
bon Berlin bis pofsn.~
= 8erubisenb. Isle Iprefen
bd INNER bon einem S9pinbler, bofs
fentli9 tperben Sic bod ni6t mid
meinsn9" = r9spabrs! IS giebt aus
Der S5nen nod senus S6pinbler!"
Die tlaffifde a19in.
Mdoume: rSbre 3eusnife finb dber
nidt beionberS!" - SteIlenIudenbe
a6din (patbstiId): .Ratiirlid: So
itebt bic NeIt bas StrabIenoe su
I6pGr5eu, uno bas grbab'ne in ben
Stdub gu sieb'n!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

@erfaeusen. Siefe Srupps ion Der
gdba1erie porauseilen unb i6ren Weg
bon SiHberniFsn fGubsrn, asrft6rts
9riiden tpieberberftellsn. gifenbabns
unb Selegrupbenlinien II. I. 10. brauds
bar MAIDEN. 9luber ben sappeurs
cyclistes. bic RGber nit feitem Rabs
men fiibren, fpurben apei Habfabrsrs
Gpmpasnien erri6tet, bic nit ben
9erab'fden bicyclettes pliantes
uusseriiitet Iinb.. Die cine gompdsnie
befebIist gapitdn @ilarbp, bic amber.
In Seban, Maior 9erdrb ielbIt. Die
fer legte nit ieiner Gompaenie bic 98
&ilometer LANCE Strsde bon Seban
mad Rbeims in Sebn Stunben BEL
eroBtsr Sibs auriid, bic gauge Streds
bon SeOan mad paris innerbaIb
oreier Sage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

fer unb 90nise nit ibrem Qbaeiden,
bas in elmer i9rGg iiber bic 8ruIt gee
tragsnen S4arpe beitebt, bic Sauptz
leute Der @ereine nit elmer I'm ben
9eib gstrdgenen S9drpe ober einem
8unb BON 8Gnoern duf Der S6uIter,
bic Sabnen, gu elmer einsisen 9ruppe
bereinist, Der 8lumenitrauB, bic gu
preiIen ausssIebten Sob unb Sill
berIadsn, bic Bitter, ben a~bgeIpanns
ten 8ogen nit an ben S9dft gebeftez
tenn pfeil aufre6t in Der Sanb, unb
gum S6lub bic 4rmbruIIdiben nit
seIhulterter Wdffe.
Die Bitter trdgen felt Der Repolus
tion ni9t mebr bic alte Sra4t i5rer
8orfabrsn, bod baben lie cine einbeits
li9s Miibe NIT ben 9lbaei9en bes 8ps
gems ober Der 4rmbrunft dngenpmmen.
Wan trGgt Ii9 ibrissns augenblidli9
NIT benz 9ebdnfen, nm einer8erpe6ss
lung Der S9ibsn nit ben Mitgliebern
Der peri9iebenen MuIitbanbsn Oor5us
beugen, ben 8urenbut ein3ufiibren, Der
an elmer Seite nit einem irgenb elm
emblem trasenben Meta1tnOpfe dufs
sui9lugen mare, bamit bic Sebne beim
Spannen ben erfOrberIi4sn freisn
Baum er6dlte.
Die S6iibsn bsssben ii9 mad benz
Seitsuse gu ben S9ebitdnOen, mo oas
PrsisfhieBen abgebaltsn pirb. Gs
pirb Itrens baruuf seieben, baB auBer
einisen psnigen @brensGiten nur Mits
sIie6sr Der @ereine nit ibrenGamilien>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

WeiTe Bis auf ben beuti9en Gag er6dlz
ten unb umfabt einsu &reis bon MGns
rerrt bic unter iia quite 3umerdbI4dft
unb einsn anftdnbisen, ebrbaren geiels
lisen @erfebr pflegen pollen - Elm
Stiiddsn mittelalterlider Romdnttt
inmitten Der mobernen Democratic.
SbatiG9li9 bilben Bel i6m, tpenn aud
nit 8sieitiguns bes alsu @eralteten,
bic Sabuneen aus Der 8riinbungs5ett
bic unberriidbare @runoldse fir Die
bsutise 2sttung. Sn alien bieien @ers
einisungsn finoen iid 8iirser. SanSs
fpertsr unb 2anbleute 5uIammen, nm
matchmaker aiif benz SuBe Der 9lei4s
belt, suslsi9 aber aud in elmer Sorm
Su bertebrsn, bic auf bic boberen grs
forberniHe bss 2ebens aiidit9t
nimmt.
Die S9iebiibunssn finben auf stpeis
erlei berT1iebene art itatt, dls Sdei>
bens unb als @pselfdieben. Bel ben
Standardization pirb sntpeber auf
cine feftitsbsnbs pber auf cine trans
portable Sdeibe sei9oHen. Bel ben
lebunsen Der e~riteren Irt (tir au
berceau) berfummeln ii4 bic 9eieas
idaftsmitslieber ober nHitter" in eis
mem rSaisBsarten". bas beibt an ets
ner rings eingefrteOisten. ieoem pros
fanen Bid e~ntsosenen Stdtte. Die
S6eibenitdnbe beiteben aus elmer art
bon Solsbitte. bsren Wanb mitStrobs
biinbeIn m0sli9t bidt unb slei4mds
big dussepolftert 1T, unb einsm in tbr
Dor bieier ppliterfpuno dnsebra6ten
@deibsnrabmen. 3pet berartise S4sis
bsnitdnbe liesen chamber itets sesens
iiber, 10 bub Der Sdiibs, tpenn er fih
nad Der einen Sdeibe beseben bat. I'm
ieinen pfsiI 5uriid8ubOIen, BON benz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

@enn Elm Bitter ftir6t, 10 TT es
Site, mad Der Riidfebr pom 8egrdbs
nib linn su Gbren auf benz S4isbs
itanb Elm SrausrIdiebeH abaubdlten.
Gin foldes finbet mun9mdI audi BET
benz Sobs irgenb elmer berOOrragenben
perfSnli9teit ftutt. 60 oft es itatts
finbet, aus psI9sm anlub aud ims
mer, iperben bic Stunoideiben nit
Srdueremblemsn berfeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

ttpe bic MdFsn bes Steines berI6ieben
fi9 etpds, 10 bdB Der @9psrpuntt
perGnbert nirb unb Der Stein it6 bd,
Der bementipredenb anbers lasern
muB. = Gs lit ieltfdm. baB DdFsr
unb Cuff, bic ia beftdnbig bas @eitein
sernasen uno beripittern, unb bic ia
bod uniere gauge GrbOberflGde i'm
2aufe Der Sabrtauienbe berGubsrn,
bds Raturfpiel su Sanoil nod ni6t
aerft6rt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Der bentgItde Stein,
IdngTam bin unb Der, unmsrtli9 afpar
fir bas birette Seben, abtr bod lei9t
unb idnel ertennbar, tpenn ma in eis
niger g%ntfernung bon ietnem Stiibs
punt cine Gldi4e binlest. bic bann
mad turser 3eit bon BEN f9ip<ren
Stsinflub. Der fid auf Ie nisberseisntt
bat, serbriidt pirb. : S6ditpabrs
f6einIid fpirb biefe 8etpesung bur9
bic ungleihe grtpGrmung bes @sIteins
burh bic Some bsrDorgerufen, bic cine
un9Iei6e 4usbebnung Der ein3elnen
SbeiIe our SOlss bat, Sur9 bieIe uns
gleids 4usoebnung aber sntftebt cine
Sdpsrpuutts : @srGnberung, reipets
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Serr: Isle baben ia ba einen
prGdtisen 5u4speIS umbdnsen, meme
9ndpigte!"
DAME: ga, iebermann belpunbert
ibn; dtsr isber min Jpn aud anfafen
unp ba lsibet er barunter."
Serr: nSebr tpabr! 9lber nifen sic
mas, 9ndbisite9 Sdnsen sic meinsn
S6nuu5el busu = bd fabt teiner msbr
btn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

9emitblt6. = Ri6ter:
rS9re StrafIifte tpeiit bereits %
Sabre 3udtbaus auf. - 9tIter @ait=
ner: rNe i6DRe 3sit, Serr amtsri6z
ter, MID pabr nu iolt i6 mid eegents
li9 sur poblperoisntsn Rube Ieb'n
tonnen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Der cine trdgt's, tpordn Der andre
ftiir6e,
Mit 9eiitesgesenpart;
Den einen tlopft bic Gauit Oes Sfits
ials miirbe,
Den dno.rn = bart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Die pbpiit Iebrt. bdB mar auf Der
.iGiefen Gbene" &raft ipurt. a6er an
Wea suIsbt; ouf hsr pi9isfen Gbsns"
oes 2e6ens ptrb bic &rdft periApenz
bet unO Der Wes getiirst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Piccolo (ber sufdnis taFirt, fix
ii9): ,9ei benz Sremben babe i9 mid
Inn brst gfennise geirrt, unb er BARS
ni9t semertt, bas lit bod idOn Elm
gang i9Dner @rfolg!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Die aeute finben ielbIt bas auTt6>
Big, OaB bu nirgenos anit0bt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

prOfeFor (ber fid eiten neusn
Sdirm eetauft, ala elm plubresen
losgebt): r9as lit fatal, iebt bab' i9
pergefen, gu fragen, tpie Der patentz
peridlub su Offnen It'll"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
Sappeurs Cyc1istes.

8eim RutionaIfeIt in paris ipurben
Der gompasnie bes Maiors @erab,
bss Grfinbers bes Saltrubs, bic an Der
groBen Sruppeniadu tbeilnebmeH
burfte, BON Der Barrier gepDlteruns
srobe Obationen sebrd6t. Sn ben
8rsifen bes MiIitGrs iopobl ME i'm
@olte ssnieBen bic Gabfobrer, benen
in iiinsiter 3eit cine neue Srsauifds
tion ssgeben purbe. grobe Spmpas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

Seit ienem Sage ipdr tpobG Elm Sabr
bereangen. 9a bort Der prsbiasr ipGt
zines gtbenbs our grnteseit Semanb
bic S6iir bes SauIes beriibren unb
uprIi6tis na9 benz Gbirgriff .tappen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
@eoanfeniplitter.

aein Rub trGgt 70 biels SonntaJss
reiter ala = Der Pesaius.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29
Setbft bsrratI.

Sourit: DAP absr bic 5oreIen
gar 10 tbeuer iinb9"
Sorfpirtb: IRA, mas gfauben g
mas ous toit't, lpenn man erpiItt
iuiro9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-29

S6uIteriunae: .Menn mid msin
Meiiter audi Obrfeist. flint mir oesfpes
gen nod luHse tein Stein aus Der
&rore!"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
unwearied discharge of high public du-

unwearied discharge of high public du-
ties.
Senator Davis was attacked with his
fatal illness i'll September, 1863, while act
lVely engaged in the political campaign
which resulted in the reelection of Presi.
dent Mckinley. He endured brayeIy and
patiently the tedium of illness and the
pain of severe surgical operation. But
all efforts to ameliorate his condition
were in vain, and he died at S:4S D. M,
Nov. q, 1900, his aged father and mother
and his devoted wife surviving him.
Senator Davis lay in state at the capitol
in st. Paul on Nov. 30, and on Dec. l the
funeral was held at his residence, par
tlcipated in by delegations from the
United States senate and the house of
representatives, state officials and an
enormous cOncourse of bereaved fellow
citizens. He is buried in Arlington GEM
etery, Washington. His innumerable per-
sonal friends, his comrades of the Grand
Army of the Republic and his fellow citi-
zer1s of Minnesota and the Union will
ever cherish his memory as that of a
brave soldier, a distinguished statesman
and an honest man.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
"IHCURABL {" HEART DISEASE
SOON CURED.
franklin Miles, Nd, Ii. B., Will Send
$3.50 Worth of His Specially Prescribed
Treatment Free to Afflicted Readers.

To demonstrate the unusual curative
powers of his New Special Treatment
Tor diseases Of the heart nerves. ston3-
ach, or dropsy, DIR. Miles will send, free.
to any afflicted person $3.50 worth of his
new treatment.
=. 1t is the result of twenty-five years or
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5 Few physicians have such confidence
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the aid of forty associates. His ort1ces
are always open to visitors.
Col. N. G. Parker, eX-treaSurer of
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Mrs Frank Smith, of Chicago was cured
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clans of Chicago and elsewhere had com
pletely failed" Mrs. P. CountTynaia.aef.
Pontiac, ILL.,, says: Several years ago.
when sent to DIR. Miles for treatment,
three physicians said l could not live
two weeks. 1 could not walk six feet;
now do all my work" 1000 references
to and testimonials from Bishops, Cler-
gymen, Bankers, Farmers, and their
wives will be sent free. These include-
many who have been cured after from
five to thirty physicians had prppaunced
them incurabfe.
Address DR.. Franklin Milesss2A to ;2Q9
State street, Chicago, for free treatment
Please mention this paper.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
LABOR NOTES.

Lumbermen are paying from s26 to $50
a month, with free railroad fare.
Leather Workers Union No 10 will hold
It's annual ball at Mozart hall on Sat
urGay evening.
The Cigarmakers' union will give their
tW enty-second annual ball in Federation
hall next Saturday evening.
The leather workers of Lowell, Mass.
have secured recognition of their union
and wage increase aggregating IS, COO
a year.
Monday evening the BARRIERS Leather
workers, Furriers, Boilermakers and
DreSSmakerS unions hold meetings IN
Federation hall.
At recent meeting of the Dressmak-
ers' Union of Minneapolis Miss Kate Shea
was elected president and Miss Ellen
Harven secretary.
The 'workingmen of Kewanee. III, are
preparing to start cooperative store.
with capital of SIS, 600, divided into 500
shares of $50 each.
The free municipal employment bureau
organized by the city of Duluth at the
urgent request of organized labor will
be inaugurated in about two weeks.
Twelve stonemasons in the employ of
Jones d Hartley, at S29 Seventeenth ave
nesday because of an order prohibiting
smoking.
At the last meeting of Chicago Typo
graphical union action was taken look.
HfS 70 the ceIeDrat1ou OF the fiftieth an.
nIversary of the organization, which win
be reached next June.
The retail clerks of Winona have re.
Vived their union and elected new Off
GERS, Theodore Elk being president, and
has appointed a committee to see that
shops are closed evenings
The janitors and elevator employees of
Minneapolis report that there is much IN
terest taken in the doings of their meet
ings, ana that their membership is grow
ing at a very satisfactory rate.
1t has developed that since the strike
IN Minneapolis last spring the pfoprie-
tors of the local woodworking factories
nave made general increase in wages.
Men who previous to May / were draw
ing from H.75 TO s2.25 per day are now
earning from 81 to $3.50 per day.
Great preparations have been made for
the ball to be given In Federation han
Wednesday evening, Oct SO, by Columbia
Lodge No. 2, of the Working Girls
league. Hundreds of tickets have been
sold; the finest music has been provided:
the luncheon will be of the best, and al
together a most enjoyable time can be
expected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
AMONG THE LODGE ROOMS.
Royal Arcanum.

AT its meeting Tuesday night, Ramsey
council, 1850, laid plans for the winter
campaign, and appointed a special COM
mlttee to devise new schemes for most
efficient work in securing membersN Bro.
w. E. Coldwell having left the city, Bro
+. ID. Hill was elected to succeed him
as member of the board oe trustees.
Bro. G. D. Massing was advanced to the
position of warden, succeeding Bro
Lundberg, who moved to Crookston, and
Bro. McCauley was elected to fill thee9f
ice of sentry, vacated by Bro. Messing's
advancement. In addition to its regular
set of officers, Ramsey has organized 4
degree team, composed of the following
members: Past regent, D. c. Campbell:
regent, Oscar Hallam; vice regent. Hen.
ry H. Miller; orator, Hubert Pothen;
chaplain, c. w. Smith; guide, Miles J.
Leppln; warden, j. c. Bennett. They
will have charge of all limitations
Members of Ramsey council, Friday
night, organized a bowling Club with w
H. Pierce, captain; j. w. Nattrass. seq
rotary, and Philip Fabel Jr treasurer.
They have secured the alleys in The base
ment of the Washburne building for FRI
day nights during the season. and have
decided to go into the tournament Of Twin
City Royal Arcanum councils.
/. o. f.
The first social of Capital City lodge
will be given next Thursday evening at
Central hall.
Two candidates were initiated by LuelIa
Rebekah lodge last Tuesday evening. and
some applications for membership recciv-
ed. A progressive euchre card party
Will be given blythe lodge next Wedrcs-
day evening.
The patriarchal degree was conferred
by Hancock encampment, last Monday
evening
Canton Apollo will confer the patriarch
militant degree tomorrow night
Dayten's Bluff Lodge No sc will give
grand prize masquerade ball. Tuesday
evening, at the hail. East Seventh and
Reaney streets.
knights of the Maccabees
St. Paul Tent No. "a held wefl-attend-
ed meeting last Monday. Three new
members We're enrolled and five applica-
tions read After a short business session
the lodge was entertained by Dick Aliens
band. A committee was appointed to ar
range for a large musical entertainment
and hop, to be given at Mozart hall, Nov
20. Al G. Flournoy has charge of the
musical programme.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
In Labor'S Field.

At San Francisco, Cal, the following
improvements in wages and hours have
been secured without strike: Painters,
minimum wage Of s. per day as against
a sliding scale of $1.25 and up. Plumbers,
eight-hour day. Mortar mixers and hod-
carriers, eight hours and 50 cents per day
Use in wages. Lathers, an increase of
. cents per thousand. Meateutters and
butchers, 6 o'clock and Sunday closing.
Retail clerks, O'Clock closing Boot and
shoe workers, general raise in repair
work. BARRIERS. Z o'clock closing and all
Decent shops raised to Is cents. Carpen-
ters and joiners adopted the eight hour
day. Later some of the principal contrac-
tors formed an association to fight the
eisht-hour movement. With the aid of the
bricklayers and the central council, the
carpenters won out, and the eight-hour
day is now thoroughly accepted.