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The Penn's Grove record., 1901-04-12
Iob Corldu,, Have stood II.

Hhe'd had Itching Piles. They're ter
nhly annoying but Bucklen's Arnica salye
will cure the worst case of Piles on earth
It has cured thousands. For Injuries,
Pains or Bodily Eruptions it's the best
salve in the world. Price 25c, a box Cure
guaranteed. Sold at Johnson druggists.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-04-12

Iftroubied by a weak digestion, loss of
appetite, or constipation, try a few doses of
Chambcrlain's stomach and Liver Tablets.
Every box warranted. For sale by IL. S.
L-nnnL
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-04-12
The PENIS Grove Record


Why on earth should Republican or
Mugwump papers object to the selection
of Carnegie's trust lieutenant for Attorney
General of the United States2 Wasn't
this exactly the sort Of man for whom
they voted at the last election?
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-04-12

Little boys suits, 81 to Sc.
Boys knee pant suits, 81
to s.. Boys long pant
suits, S. to SIS, Young
mems suits, S. to 500.
Mems suits, 81 to S25.
Newest and most popular
to be styles in hats, fur
nishings and shoes, Every
department crowded with
styles and qualities of the
dependable kind and all at
most moderate prices. We
can please you. We will
sell you good goods and
we will save you money.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
BETROTHAL IN
THE ARISTOCRACY
Earl of Rosebery and Duchess
of Albany Are to
Wed.

NEW YORK, July IA London dis
patch to the World relative to the re-
ported betrothal of the Duchess of AL
bany to the Earl of Rosebery says:
The announcement was not unexpected.
The widowed duchess and the bereaved
earl would have been married long ago
had not the Queen decnned to counten-
ance the union. So strongly did Her
Majesty insist that in the seventeen years
that have elapsed since the death OF
Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany, the
Duchess has avoided society and devoted
her life 10 the rearing of her son and
daughter She invented a peculiarly
shaped school seat, for which she re-
ceiyed a gold medal, and which is now
in general use.
In the midst OF her studies. her
schemes for charity and social reforms.
she became interested in the Earl. She
made a mild attempt TO win the Queen
over to consent to their marriage. The
queen would not hear OF It, and as the
Duchess Was dependent upon an allow
ance made through her mother-in-law's
VIII and did not wish 20 offend her,
she resigned herself TO the inevitable.
All is easy now as the Prince OF Wales.
the present King, was always on terms
OF closest intimacy with the Earl OF
Roscbory Within the last few days the
hIng has had a long interview with the
Earl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
CARNEGIE IS ASKED TO AID
HONOLULUS PUBLIC LIBRARY

Andrew Carnegie the steel million
nlre and library philanthroplst has
now before him n letter calling atten-
tion 20 the city ~ Honolulu M field
for his next benevolencc IN the line OF
giving " gifts for tho benent of the
reading public. Upon the action OF
the board of trustees OF the library
President NJ. NJ. Scott recently wrote
at length 20 the greatest living glver
Of municipal gifts, setting forth the
needs Of this city In the way OF IL
brary, and suggesting that any bcnev-
oleuccs would not be misplaced.
This action on the part Of the Homo
lulu library was due to the feeling OF
the members Of the board that there
exists here a peculiar field for the bet
tering OF the people through books
The present library. which is maintain-
ed by subscription fee, in their opin-
ion should be made free library, ana
as they are working TO that end, they
believe that II would come more quick
ly II there were n larger field for It
through an addition to it's endowment
fund, and such n collection OF books 8
would cause the people TO give more
freely to it's support. The present en-
dowment is available only for the pur-
chase OF new things, and there Is not
sufficiently wide scope for the prof.
ect OF maxim git free through the gifts
from the people, which would provide
fund from which the actual running
expenses could be paid without any
fee from users of the books.
The letter of President Scott was one
which treated the suggestion of aid
as a business matter. The history OF
the library was set out, the fact that
through the efforts OF the members of
the library It now has n site and
building free of debt paid for by gifts
and many methods Of raising funds, as
fairs and entertainments.
Attention Is called to the endowment
fund of $4,000, the interest on which
goes only for the enlargement of the
library. This means that with It's
present list of some $1,000 volumes, the
work of the library is restricted, as
there must be charged fee for the
membership, to provide for the care
of the books and the service. The pos
sibility OF providing a fund for the
library service, should It be placed on
larger basis, Is gone over, and the
belief expressed that any maintenance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
OF THE
UNITED STATES
Believed to Be About One Thous.
and Outside of These
Islands.

NEW YORK, July 11.-A Washington
dispatch to the Tribune says:
The Surgeon General of the Marine
Hospital Service is not ready to publish
the results thus far obtained under his
direction in the attempt to enumerate
the known cases of leprosy in the Unit
ed States, for the returns are far from
complete. But sufficient material has
already been secured by the experts
who have been investigating for the
last two years to indicate that there
are at least 1000 lepers in this country,
most of them immigrants from abroad
and to warrant strong recommends
tions to Congress for their segregation.
The commission, consisting of Surgeon
J. II. White, chairman, and Passed As
sistant Surgeons G. Z. Vaughan and NJ.
j. Rosenau, have been working under
Congressional authority since 1899. They
sent circular letters to physicians,
health officers, hospital superintendents
and others in 600 localities, covering the
entire country, asking for reports and
information regarding leprosy patients.
out and only 1000 replies have been re-
ceived. From these 277 lepers have been
located and their names and addresses
obtained. About 100 are known to live
in New Orleans, many of whom are
well-to-do persons of good families. In
New York seven cases have been re-
ported. In San Francisco fifteen cases
are known; twelve are confined in the
pest house. owing TO the fact that
of the circulars have
brought no replies especially from sus-
picious districts, the authorities esti
mate that only about one-fourth of the |
cases of leprosy have been reported.
The commission will almost certainly |
recommend to Congress in it's forthcom-
ing preliminary report that national !
a2arettos be established in several !
parts of the country-one, perhaps, at
New Orleans, one in New York and
another in Minnesota or Montana.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19

, condition could be- met IN thla city,
even N there is no municipal rHvUrn-
mont from which aid may be drawn.
Turning 10 the needs of tho coInmu.
nifty President Scott dwclt upon the
character ~ the community. iip said
that IN this. the western city " the
United States. there Is large body
N people who can be- educated only
through the use OF books. tio drew
attention TO the fact that tho cduCn-
tion Of the liawaiians Is going on
through school system which Is OF
the highest grade there being tuition
FOR ten months I'm the year. and that
the library at the present time believ-
ing that there can come wore good
from reading than from the mere
studying Of the form OF words has
placed the library nj the disposition OF
such scholars as are recommended by
their teachers, thus eudeavoring to In
culcate the habit OF reading. and the
widening OF education. The fact that
the schools are teaching the English
language, and thus making It the ver-
nacular. was brought out and made
n strong point.
That there is here a large popuia-
tion which is deprived VI the benefit
of association with men OF experience,
which does so much for the worker Of
the States, was next cited. and the
neeu OF tneSe men LOT DOCKS, DN WHICH
means only, they may gain breadth OF
technical knowledge, called to the at
tention of the phianthropist. These
men are classed as the skilled workers
of the iron mills, the sugar men and
those who follow the trades In which
the inventions are constantly making
demands for new Information upon the
men. The inculcation of true Ameri-
can ideas and the study of the systems
of government are also given as argu
ments for the widening of the scope OF
the library.
There is nothing in the letter which
might be called begging for n gratui-
ty. Assuming that 1t is the business
OF the latter days of the life of the
magnate to give of his wealth where it
will accomplish the greatest good to
the greatest number, his attention Is
called to this point as one which, out
side the continent, still is an Ameri-
can territory, and would appeal as a
field for the spreading or knowledge
through the means which has been
used so freely by the great steel maker.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED
Redding has had a $1,000 fire.
Captain Sigsbee is improving.

Europe is experiencing hot wave.
Crop conditions in the States are favor
able.
The olympan games are to be revived
oil has been struck north OF San
Bernardino.
The Nebraska Democrats refuse to en-
dorse Bryan.
Napoleon lie Brun. the New York ar
chitect, Is dead.
Tehema city, California, is experience
ing building boom.
Prince Christian OF Denmark may visit
the United States In 1902.
Rear Admiral Bunoe has had his tongue
removed because OF cancer
The bennington, Concord and Petrol
are 90 be repaired at Vallejo,
Turkey has paid her debt OF $4,000 20
the United states government,
An Ann Arbor man has been enjoined
from meeting another mans wife,
James kilheurne has been nominated
for governor b. the Ohio Democrats,
walter bafger siN year-old boy. was
drowned ut Redwood city on the 10Th.
Arthur Ferguson has been made private
secretary 90 Governor Taft, ~ Manila,
the total receipts under the war Toy-
enup aet up 20 May sst we're 80. .0lo 90.
Several navel apprentices have been
1rnW'a from lhs Aafa Island kaHy
lRrd
rpds Fufhaur ~ santa Rofa, pas
raily h'trl in GOO iaes ~ horse last
Ffth.
faHmWrHla hes formed q municipal
i.hHHtrr lHFHr % H go political p4T
I.afH
IHt NurINHH UHH A. 900 trtaffH
AHa.'.a aHa WbillfG ia UHi} ss-
HHHH ifHHHe mfm.
naH'0H HiaaWsnp A. fH.HaHH. sic
N F| IHhIfIf HfU FHa fHs sItat
H HIIWH|Hlf4
HHIIE HHH.H# tfs lsHHFf HaiH
Ei.f NHfIf laH fsIH
EfYf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
HoLLIsTER DRUG CO.. Agents.

DowELL's BALsAM OF ANIsEED.-
Cures Coughs.
DoWELL's BALsAM OF ANISEED.-
And Colds.
nOWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.-
Unequalled
nOWELL'S BALSAM Of ANISEED.-
For Asthma,
DOwELLs BALSAM OF ANIsEED.-
! Bronchitis,
DowELL's BALsAM of ANIsEED.-
Influenza,
! DoWELL's BALSAM Of ANIsEED.-
Catarrh,
DoWELL's BALsAM OF ANIsEED.
Night Cough,
| u OWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED.-
And All
n nowELL's BALsAM of ANIsEED.-
Pulmonary
n OWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED.-
Disorders.
The unpleasant sensation Of tickling in
the throat, which deprives SO many Of
rest during the night by the incessant
coughing it causes, Is quickly removed
by a dose of Powells Balsam Of Aniseed.
1t is proved cough remedy of rs years
standing. 1t strengthens the Voice and
cures Hoarseness.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS.
a. w OOunOuBe, fern lOQSo,
Norfolk, writes: "Last
year Powell's Balsam of Aniseed cured
for me a very obstinate cough OF some
months duration, which I feared would
lapse into a pulmonary affection"
Mr.. Lionel Brough, the eminent actor,
writes: II think 1t an invaluable medi-
cine for members of my profession. ana
have always recommended 1t to my
brother and sister artistes."
In palace and cottage alike, Powelrs
Balsam of Aniseed Is the old and une1-
celled Remedy for COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, NIGHT
COUGH, INFLUENZA, GO.
squatters and farmers. when ordering
their stores, should not omit this time-
honored Cough Remedy.
WARNING.-When purchasing Powelrs
Balsam of Anised you are earnestly re-
quested to see that the Lion, Net, and
Mouse" trademark is on the bottle
wrapper, and be not persuaded to take
limitations.
Sold by all Chemists. &C.. throughout
the world.
Prepared only by Thomas Powell. Ltd.
Blackfriars, London.
Agents for Hawaiian Islands:
HOLLISTER DRUG CO., LTD.
BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD.
HOBRON DRUG co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
Precautions Against Plague. :.

MARSEILLES. July 1.-THE precau-
tionary measures taken to prevent an
outbreak of bubonic plague among the
crew and passengers of he French
steamer Laos, Captain Flandin, from
Yokohama, May 23d, which arrived here
July 18th. have been handicapped by the
refusal of the Arab stokers to submit to
vaccination with plague serum.
Grave fears are held that the plague
will spread unless all the passengers and
crew of the Laos now held in quarantine,
are inoculated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
oFFER 10 REFuND TINE MoNEy

Many thousands hays been Restored
20 health and happiness by the usa ~
chamhsrain's Cough Remsdy, N az
hlctfd With any throat pF lung iTpu-
Bile, HlYn it q trial, for II II csIaln %
prove beneneial Coughs that have So,
Sisted a'l other treatment fgf ysAFs.
haAe yielded a. this rumsdy and perf
tfl hfalih been restored cases hat
srmfd haprlffs thar ihs climate N
famous hfAlfh frsHfir hHa fallsd A.
benefit base hrfN permanently rufrA
~ lir uff ialI ln mind thai sRfff
bottle y ssffaHir1 snd ii a docs noi
pfHff tHnfhN'Hl ihf NANCY Nill - Tnf
IHNdrf in fnp Ff fHlF ~ aii dfalrfE
HHH tfuffIHh HaNHHHi tMlih a iH4
laal ffNtfsi sH.nlH ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19

LONDON, July IA Yeomanry troop-
rr boo "a letter describing the ylukf1nteIn
AFFAIR MHy 2lh Wheu thr garrison OF
hmkfnnlgIu uu tho JohanntsburE-p Durham
railroad l4l ma mon pgt uut 0f action
hy thn harrs under General puurrD
HidF thu startling intelligence thlt tho
British, me ulFhl after thut npul dls.
covered that lne n9rw Hrrg mrrauulug
ih'ir comp Hul were obliged to retreat.
I'Hf'Hf iHr.r tents standing uui th,Ir
HHuUIUI i.N'UI them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
Results Of Prosperity.

NEW YORK, July u.-According to the
London correspondent of the Tribune the
prices obtained at Chrstie's, London,
this year, have been higher for furniture,
paintings, engravings and Jewels than
have ever before been known. and the
results are attributed partly to American
prosperity. Dealers are becoming specu-
lative when millionaires are constantly
crossing the Atlantic and picking up
everything in sight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19

Doggett and Mrs. Ethel Newell Doggett
of Chicago, and Master Zach Butter
worth of Dyersburg, Tenn, were on their
way to Colorado. They succeeded in
escaping with the clothes they lad in the
sleeper. but all their baggage was burn
ed. They gave up their trip and expect
to return to Chicago today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19

III ERkFS y al Pills B ~ ~ iii1ssuesI iiisu
islns "a ihs lsek' sHa slI kinefsi esm
plsiniti fTes fFam nsfsply, tsisbilshsa
upeAFaa ~ " gfsa IA aeffs - ~
s4shi n AZ nAfniisis ans fsissi hsll'
fins fsnaefs thfeaHheai sac Hafia
ifaluslnfs Ihs Ilnlsla aaa hlalahe
,isAniiss pfas epApsAgi lAAeeis, hsst
LAD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19
Mills College
CALIFORNIA,

COLLEGE AND SEMINARY
Courses Music and Art excellent Ad-
Yaniasas a refined Christian home
Tor young ladies, Fall term begins
August Y 1901. For information, Ad-
dress Mis-. q. y, hiLIA, Ails Col.
logs FaHioihcs, California,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19

Agents for Hawaiian Islands:
HOLLISTER DRUG CO., LTD.
BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD.
HOBRON DRUG co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-19

If you are bilious, constipated, or are
troubled with headache, take Ayers Pills.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass, U. SA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
BtlfeSbarre RaArt6ten.

- Sri. anna Sdsqbammer bon On
Sub StraBe. bic ON IL. Sebruur 70
iGlimm BEL elmer SdlitteRfnbrt perlebt
lpuros. It irb am DOnnelitl Ibenb an
ben 5Oleen Der S%srIesunsen.
- Sranf y. BinBlotp. Der Weiitsr.
mebanlter bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
SbeloOn Ndfentpe,fs, puroe am Sam'
tag Woreeu auf Der 8. & 5. 8reusune
nnbe ben Merten aussnblldllb eet6otet.
ST fubr auf ieinem 5abrraO entlans ben
@eleiien uno mar eben abeeftieeen, UNI
einem beruntOmmsnpen 3uee a~uajutpei.
den. als ibn berfelbe traf. Der Betunr
alidie ipuroe bod in Die 2uft geiGleu'
bert. lbm beibe 8eine eebrOben uno Elm
S8doslUru& ausefdsl.
Am 9ispftag iputbs bier Der Ser.
iud semaht. ben lliGbrtsen @cnarb
Wcapop gu ftebIen. 3psi Wdnner bo'
ben ibn in ieinsS 8aters SOf auf unb
trusen TIN in cine pnrtenbe 8utide mo
sr beidubt ipurbe. Als Der Sunee sur
9eiinnuns selunste. iprane er bon Der
8uiibe unb lief fort; fem 8erfolser
puros berbinbert i'm pieber gu erereifen.
ais elne anoere 3u,ids antam unb beibe
ma&tsn ih bietauf idnea aus BEN
Sidube.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Bon 4eter8bura.

Ger 2brper bes Stalieners S;obn
GILBERT naro UNI 4 ubr am Sonntas
WOreen in benz GbOrelnsane oes aoIt.
bluies BON Sranf Grippe an Ait Strase,
SittIe England, ftdrr i'm 9obe oufesfun.
ben; er bate cine tlafenoe 8unbe in
Der re6ten 8ruf uno unier bemieIben
lag cine alte, serbrOdene 5linte, bic nit
9lut bsipribt mar. Srant garslo, Elm
8otedpeer. entoefte ben 2el6nam, be.
,dtete lbn tpeiter nl&t, iOnbern Isste 5i6
tpieoer bis 6 lbr nieoer. gu pelGer 5sit
CT @IippO bsnadri6tsts, bic bsibs mad
Beiibu8une bss abrpets bic ltaIieniihs
NwOerIuHuns o benz 8Orfaa bann in
&snntnlB isBte. Polluit 6reb. 8isbel
srblelt eirpa Z nbr pom Der Sa6e 8snnt.
NIB, lraf UNI 80 nbr Elm unb lieb Sann
Den @otonsr Ra8r,6t srbalten, Der um
IL nbr eintruf; cine por8enommene
uatsriuhuns ereab. baB Der Snbalt oer
iSlints benz Rann in bic rehte Settle
pur1 be 2unse seorun8sn unb iid i'm
Hdd8rat fetleste. ielnen au8snblIdltden
Cob be~rbelfIbrenb. Die Wunbe osulet
an. Oab be JIlnts ssBsn ben a6rper &C.
p,udt mar, als iie abeefsuert murbe. Ob
DlOro ober SslbitmorO pOrliest. 1T fbpsr
su iassn. Ser 3Ocie tsfunO fi6 bic
ipdt Sumftus Ra&t in W. Bl&laruI.
los 2aoen uno eine ounn mi. AntoniO
Aieearoo uno Wtihaet @aiieQa bsim
II ifhsn 10 uno IL nbr tputos feline
Satin bubult srpabt. bab er fem l
Nonate alies 3inb in Der grippe flBts,
unD CT iaste bann, sr plroe baID sutld'
tebren ; nlsmanb i6sint mad bieism 8or'
gang isins Belpssunssn su tennsn. 4ut
pil ieiner Der Stallener Der Na6bar'
i&aft pdbrenb Der Naht eiEen S&uf
esbon babsn. Gounlp DstettIp gbla,pi
slaubt bob Elm Wotb oUrIiest. pdbrsnl
pOligidsf RobIins ii6 Sur Selbfmore'
tbsorIs sunelet. Sn bet 4bpsienbeit bsi
@oronets 8Obsrts bsrisf fem Stsqper'
trstsr @sibporene, bic ben SAL ndbe,
su bslsu1ien peroen iuden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

iprpsu burh IpfaIs appIiFatiun'n, mil fe BIN
tranfsn 3bfil bss Sbrts ui6t srrtitsn fSnnsn.
20 sitbt Hur tiusn @ss, bic laubbsit gu furi-
rem, unp ttr IN curt epnftitutiuutIs Stiimittd
5aubbtit pirp burb tiusn sntjinbsttn 3ufane
pr l6Irimiesn Ausfttsuus Der Gula6il&su
RSbrt psrurlabt. Dtuu phIt RSbrt lb snt
,iiuett 70 bdbt 9br sinsn rumptlnptn 5On cbsr
uuppatOmmsnss @sbbr unO ptnn fs gan, st-
l6loTtu II, trfclst 5aubbtit, unb ptHu bic
Gntlnpuns Mot ssbcbtn uHb pitit RSbrs
pitptr In ibrsn ssbCrissn 3ulfanb ptrltet ptr.
ten iann, piro pas 8tbSr fir tmmsr itrfDri
rptIhtn utun Sale untrr jsbn tnp huTn aa-
iarrb ptruIfabt wsl6tr ni6ts ole elm tnt,lu.
suu 3uiflue Der i6ltimistn Sbufdhm III.
MtT peltn tinbuubtrt Dollars fur itetr
(bur@ 8atarrb ptrurfidttu) 6aa pom Iaubbsi
atbsu, ben mir nitt sur9 GinnsbmsH pon 9dl's
adiarrb. Sur bstlsH tSnutu. eabt quo um.
font Gireulart ipmmtn.
8. 8. 9bsHss d a., 5pIsss, 8.
~ BtrtIuft ppn dltH apotbtierH, rs Gts
9ans samiIisH Tilsn fine bic btttH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Nprb Serauton.

- Sin aberbsistsr Diem psruria@ts
bsute WOrsen in Der @Obnuns bss y.
Senfins an Spring StraBs Elm 5suer,
oas $500 S&aben anri@tsts.
- Der fdmusise 3uRanb bss gRa.
fsrs an Rorb Brain gpsnus sisbt alsnt.
baIben gu alaesn AnIab. bsnn nit isbsm
Rsssnfaa tpire oer S8mus auf bsmiel.
ben tiefer.
9atrid O'8rien bon Beit Warf.t
Strase uno 2bomaS SOU unb Ni&aeI
WeSale bon @apusa StraBe, bic anasb.
LID am Samftas abenb ,upOr ben Sobn
Woran anbieIten, berauben polien unb
oann ibm elm 8sin bur@ sinsn Subtriti
braden. iruroen am Samfas Rorsen
oerbaftst uno unter 8drsidaft eeRelt,
bic WOran. Der i'm 2~adapanna Soipital
NOD bsbanbsit tpirO, eessn fs sridsinen
Tam.
annis Sonss, Elm ~l3idbrisss Rab.
den bonn Rorbenbs. eas als ,,Gaibsirl''
i'm 2aben Der Gramer & Wsqs 60. an
Wpomin8 Hnenus bei1dftial mar, tpurbe
am Donneraae in @rmanseIuns bon
8drsf&aft auf bic anilass bes Disb.
itabls ben @efdnsniB f%bsrIanbt. sic
battle psrf&iebene artitsl tpssssnommen
une seftane oies. ais ma fs bsi&ulo.
ists /; ibre Wutter' srtIdrte, bab baa
Rdp&sn unperbsRsrIi@ isi unb fe ni&ts
nit bemisIbsn ausri&tsn tOnats.
- Gin erauFsss grsisnis lanb am
Samfae Ra6t in Der Dobnuns oss SO.
ispb Wupttosip an Darrsn Strase RAFT,
Sem am albsnb subOr ssfturbsnsr Saua.
ling log i'm nOrosren 8immsr i'm sara,
unb mebrere brsnnenbs aer,sn tanbsr
am Ropfsnbe oeielben; SufaQissrpeii,
tpurbe cine ber BERGEN umsshobsn uni
fisI in ben Sars. bic BetIsibuns bsRslber
%entsinbenb. @be bic anpsienben bsmert,
ten mas poreina. tpar Der 2eiHnam in
6lammen sebdat unb trobosm Der Bate
ieln mo8IiGftes tbat. bieislben au bspdI,
tieen. ssIane 60 ibm erR, naabem be,
aorser f4Iimm psrfObIt tuOrbsn mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

Sir BADEN ipsaIsae 8Orbereitunsen
fir pas Oiterssi6dit setrOffsn unb unisr
8Orraib If Der er6bte unO fsinite Der in
Der Staei eefanben iperoen fam. 81
enibaIt ales entipredenoe fir Oitsr'
@si6ents, su iebem Brsiie. Otter pa
len BON l Sent blS Su SIS bnS Stud
ORsr Sdbner o 2 Gents bis su SO
cas- Stud, cine arObe usridieosnartise
austpabl uon Otter gisru BON 10 for /
Sent bis 81 bus Stud, srpB unb Helm,
bic bsitaemaGten su benz 8retie; ebeniu
zine poaltdnoiee IuSnabI bon 86rben.
Dem 3pede eutipredeno. Sin 8eIut
unisrss 2aOeus unb SnipsttiOn bes Dor
rutbs6 plro uniere 8ebuuptunsen bepei.
fen unb ii freunbIidt erbetsn. Rommi
frdbseitis. 70 lanee bic Iuspabl nod
polftdnois III. s. .. @iIliams &
Bro, 3l2 unb 3l4 2adatpanna Ipe.