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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02

Sine @erfte in Gbtcago, auf ipet9er
iie 3uflu8t bor einem Geipitter
gefu4t batten, total 3erI4mettert.
- 0ie 0ei6sn Der Opfer in ben
Wai6igunfee geidIsubert.
G6icogo, 1. Suli. = Glf &na4
BEN unb iunge W3dnner tpurben beute
Ga3nlittag babter bur9 einen ein3iz
gen 9IiBf6lag get0btet unb Elm 5tpDlf4
ter t0btIi9 berleBt. sic batten auf eis
rer 8erfte am W}t9iguniee an SuBe
bes NtontroIe 8oulebarb geangelt,
unb Die Derftc ipurbe pl0blt9 bom
8liB getroffen. Sdmmtlt4e Spfer
Itiir3ten in ben Gee,
Sin Qoli3iit, tpel9er bas &ra9en
bes @ebdltes bur9 ben 8liBI9laq
bOrte, elite berbei, fonnte iebo9 ben
Spfern feline 9iilfe letiten. Die f9pes
rem 8alfen paren total 5erf9mettert
tDprben unb ftiir5ten in ben See. Ser
pplt3iIt bena6rt9ttgte bos nd6ite
Stuttonsbaus per Selep6on, bod bauz
erte es na6e5u cine 6albe Gtunbe, e6e
6ilfe CUR SteG1e mar. Die Qrbeit beg
9luffinbens Der 2ei9en mar iebr
fhtpterig, bo9 tpurben iie f9lieBli8
fdmmtli9 aus bem Wafer geaooen.
Sin pd6renb Der 9an8en 3eit 6errz
f4enbes, fur3tbures @etpitter err
f9perte Die Sbentiftsirunq.
@s erbeat, baB ii9 bic iunoen 2eu4
te gebabet 6atten unb bei'm 9lusbru@
bes @eipitters S9uB unter einem
@4uppen auf Der Werfte Iu9ten.
@ilie Qnberion, II Sabre alt, par Der
ein5tge aus Der gunoen S9uar, tpel6er
benz fofortigen Sob entginq. Gr mafa
te Der pOli5ei tur5eMitt6eilungen iiber
ben f9redli6en 8orfaQ unb tpurbe
bann bepuBtlos. Man trug i'm in
Elm na6e gelegenes 9aus, no i6m drsts
li3e 9iilfe gu She'll purbe. Der 8libs
itra6l 5ertriimmerte Die gon5e gRsg
te, 10 baB Die &ndben ni8t Die 9erings
ite Gelegen6eit CUR &ettung 6atten. Die
Spfer tparen II Bis 25 Sabre aft.
Die glamen Der ibentifi3irten
Opfer iinb: @eo. 8rabinat, II Sabre
aft, Meper Sacobs, Is Sabre, 0eOrge
BREEDS, II Sabre, 6runt goolep, II
Sabre, Carl &ruIe, Is Sabre, uno
gbnarb 9lpd, % Sabre. @iner Der
ni9tibentifiairten SOOten ioa 8rooez
rid ge6eiBen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02
GDmptpme

fn6 Gfrantb.itseribsinunqsn niht Die Rtant3tt
islbt. 9SeHu alio gum geipicl bti 6dmorrbpiOen
nit WeTer oo:r &arbol pie SlutaOerinoteu entfern!
neroen, 10 Fnp nur bic Sbnlptome, Mot bd5 Sei=
Den bsieitiat lin 2sbteres 3u bsper.iteuiqeu, be-
bari ss elmer grinei, ipis Or silsSees beriibmter
gnatsis. trel3e in 9cinlt bon StubiIdpfheu an
Siss oes eeiOsns eiupefibrt pirD rs l6ien nd
bic 3dpi6sn ami, Sertbsilcn f6 unS psron BON
ben ertraHttsn @tpehen dufqeioqcu, mo ibliebli5
bic beiltrditiatn 9eitan9tbels Der 3dpiben ibre
eqeusreebe 98irfunq entfalteu. Qrobeu fre perz
ianst BON .. 3cuitdOter i Co., Seg 2H6 3.=Q.
(Gto, Gal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02
Seltlamcs Sdidial eines CrnitboIuz
gen.

4Gbuquerque N.=M., 1. Suz
Ii. - Die 2ei6e bes Srnitboloqen
YrofeiTors 5ranci5 S. 8irbtpeQ, MEL
der auf eigentbiimli9e WeiIe um's
2e6en fam, lit foeben bisr6er ge6ra6t
lpOrben. Ser profei7or erbGngte ii6
5ufdltg unb itorb an Strungulirung.
Gr bate einen boben Ednnen6aum
eritiegen, auf pel9em ii9 Elm 8ogelz
nett befano, unb mar i'm 8egriff, an
einem Setle tpieber berab gu iteigen,
ols ii3 bos Sell auf irgenb cine @eiIe
I'm feinen 9als perlpifelte. Gr pur0e
por ben Nugen feiner iungen Satin
unD mebrerer Wfdnner, ipel4e i6m
nt4t 5u 6elfen bermo6ten, erpurgt.
profefIor 9irtpeQ Bate bier Dor etz
lt4en Monaten gebeirat6tet unb berz
bro3te Die 5litterpo9en nit ietner
Satin auf Der 8iO pecoszSorFreierz
be in GeuzMerifo. @r bate bic llniz
perlItdt 9arbarb abfolbirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02
Baltimore Cbip.S abn, 9 iilletin.
Nr. 1O2, Cft.Seeinstun'Strafe

sl4.OO Don Baltimore mad, Giucinmati NIB
suriid bel 9eleeeubeit Der rGbrtan Gnoca.
bor Goupsnton." Silcte inb anl t., ). uno
6. Suli sum @ertauf, fir Die 8iitrsic bis
sum IA. 5uli Qiiltg, nit Dem @orrebte Der
Geriangsrung bis 3um 81. 9lueuit geQen Nab=
sablunQ elmer @ebibr bon 30 Gents 9eeQen
gn,elnbeiten tuenSe man f6 oil bic Siaet=
Neenten.
s16.25 ppu Baltimore mad, Detroit unb 3uriie
bel Gjeleoenbeit Der t}uiummenfunft Der rNuz
tional Gpucational Slfociation.n 9iaste Tno
anl g., & uuD s. Suli ;un Gcrfaui iir bic
8dfabrt biz sum Is. Suli eiiltie, nit bem
@orrtfts Der @srlduQeruns bis gum |. Sepz
tsnlber, esesn Ta63abluno elmer @ebtbr bon
50 Gtnts.
$66.s5 pom Baltimore mad Gan fsran;isco
uno jurid bel @elsqenbeit Der rGpfportb 2ca=
que 9Qete fnb pom 4. bis u. Sui ,nn
@trtaui pOlle Iustunft ertbeilsu SiQet=
Ngcntcn
$500 pcng3altimore mad, bautauaua eafe
N=Q., unD 3urid am ). Suli. 9i4ere fno fir
Die 9tiidiabrt iuuerbalb breibie 800 Sag:n bonn
Sage oes gertaufs Qiite.
Sisrter SuIi. - Giebrae grturiionszTahrprsje
rad unO pon Nunttn iptftlb BON Baltimore, u=
nerbalb ein,s llmtrsiicS BON 200 Wsi,n. 9iQets
INN am 3. Eno 1. Su sum 9crtdui iir Die 9iid=
fabrt bis gum 5. Suli, en6lisBlb, giltig.
lS3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02
Ra0maO'S pi(len

gontdnbi0 Qti6madlos, elegant ber3ufert, abs
fiibeenO, rsqulireub, reinioeno uno trGtiqeno.
Raopaps 9ilfsu sur oeiluuQ alsr St6rungtn Sss
Waqsug, Der GiuQeDsDe, Niertu Hlaie nerp6isr
Srautbsitsn. S6DinOtIanfGae, 8.ritOptung &ds
mprrbsioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02
Sdjii6riifle nnh 9ebcnsherlnif.

5oug6ton, Mi9.. 1. Suli. -
Ser S4leppbampfer r5ern" aus 2tl=
gonac, Wti9., tit am Sumitag friib
in Der glG6e bon bier unterqegangen.
Die aus flint perIonen beItebenbe
Mannf9uft ertrant. Sau9er iperben
bas 8rad unteriu9en, fobalb bas
Wetter es geitattet.
Iu6 bas Wrad Der SSa6t rMarz
guerite" tit 5pii6en bier unb eagle
6arbor entbedt tporben. Man glaubt,
oab aDei Menf6en bur6 ben Inter
gang Der oa9t bas 2eben perloren.
: Die 2ei6e bes Grz9ouberneur5
gineree BON Midigan fam geitern auf
benz Oampfer .3eulanb" in Hep=yorf
an unb fpirb pon bort per Giienbahn
na9 Detroit befOrbert peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02
8. S. Ariftit6 & Co.,

Rr. 4OS une 4O5. Ch.Baltimores Giraffe
fpcreen i4ren eeiammten
Unrratb bon Icppi9en, Wnbeln &c.
ougp,riauFsn. &adsa sas &oIs bis ium /. SuIi
tsuu,sn- C1sai4. 3Ms. S&9bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02

@ Ia 80 n S Tx "A.
rragt die 9BlG Sorte, Bic IhT Inner Gskauft Hab
sessiis sss9fs HAZZzZ1-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-02
25erntGtenoe 2SGit(Grdge.
Iabe5u ein Subcno Sna6en sctDStet

Gine @erfte in Gbicogo, ouf ipetqer
iie 3uftu6t bor einem @eipitter
9efu9t batten, total 3erI4mettert.
0iA 0pihpn nor Shfpr u, ron
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

No question about the best place to eat. Is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
MATTERS OF RECORD.

The following instruments. reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday:
 Estate of Annie E. Douglas, by ad- ministrator. to J. Ernest Walker. deed to that part of swh. nwh, sec 27 tp 2 n, Q, lying south and west of the Grand canal; consideration, $999.5O.
 Charles l. Douglass, by administra- ter, to J. Ernest Walker. deed to that part swA, nwA. see 27, tp ? n, r e.. lying south and west of the Grand canal; consideration, $99950.
 J. Ernest Walker. widower, to Gull ford J. Reed, deed to that part swh, nwA, sec 2, tp ? n, r . e, south and west of Grand canal; consideration, ST..
 Hattie J. Hauser to George II. Swartz, deed to neA, sec 20, tp s, r 10 W eco acres); consideration S350.
 $. s. Stout sheriff, to Frank H. Lyman, trustee, deed to lot Il, blk 2, BrilPs addition. consideration, $2C0
 J. H. Harris ct ux to Floyd W. Ho!sapple, deed to part blk 1 (5O by l50 feeD West Tempe; consideration.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Go to Anorcae's corral for cheap rigs by the week or month.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

$lOO.
 Agnes F. Isaac and husband to George F.. Moehler deed to part neh, nwA, 8 acres), sec l. tp 1 n, r ? Q; consideration, $l 7j0
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
REVIVAL SERVICES
Interest Widening in the Meetings
 Conducted by Major Cole.

The evangelical meetings under Major Coles leadership seem constantly in- creasing in interest. The active workers say the work is deepening and broad ening and is spreading to every class of people in the community. The large number of young men among the con verts is specially notable The majors favorlte salutation, Praise the Lord" is becoming more than an occasional greeting on the streets. There Is a special effort to avoid "kndling- wood" effects.
 On Wednesday Major Coles sermon emphasized an honest life, a truthful life and loving life as the character istic marks of a genuine Christian life. Yesterday mornings service at the Free Methodist church centered round the work of the Holy Spirit as outlined in the Book of Ephesians. At last nights service the Presbyterian clergy man from Bisbee preached from the text, "Is it l." followed by brief re- marks and illustrative incidents by the leader. The congregations are increas- ing daily and the morning services N'PNN'"hS pNNiH iAiibbVd Niti Nilt ciA- mosphere of higher world
 After the close of the war of 1861 -G5 and before becoming an evangelist, Major Cole was a prominent bank cashier and highly successful business man in the city of Chicago. In the '7Os MT Moody saw his talent and capacity for Christian work and drafted the man and his spiritual attainments. It does not require very much knowledge oi human nature to perceive that in al- most any line of the worlds work to which he might have devoted himself Major Cole would have been a success. After Moody and Sankey had been some time in Great Britain. Major Cole, with his family, was called over the ocean to help on the work there. They remained two years or more. His plat form addresses are marvels of direct and searching statement. illuminated and Illustrated by facts and incidents sometimes witty, sometimes alive with tenderness and pathos. but almost al- ways drawn from his own long and wide experience. Such labors make the world richer.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Twenty per cent discount on all street hats.
 GCHOEIEID
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
Personal Mention

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Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Estimates on brick work for cottage work and business buildings given by the Alhambra Brick company.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

A full line or mirrors, German and French, both beveled and plain. If the glass in your mirror, sideboard or dresser is boken telephone J. B. Long Hardware Co and have it replaced.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Veronica White of Prescott is regis tered at the Commercial! hotel. l.. D. Phillips of New York and A. F. Byrd of Jackson, Mo, are guests of the Ford hotel. | J. w. Blankenship came down from Jerome yesterday morning and is reg istered at the Comm rC ill hotel. W. J. Walters, New Jersey; s. J. Reese, Los Angeles; Hartwig A.. Cohen and S. Glass, New York; P. R. ! Bradley, San Francisco; Lee Burns, | Indianapolis, and F. F. McCaun. ! Globe. are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 Dr. c. A. Scroggs and Claus Carlson Of Octave, J. C. Tovrea, George V. Hand and Fred Wren of Congress. A. J. Sargent, Los Angeles; A. C. Mcqueen, Mesa; II. II. WilSoff of San Francisco, Philip Clark, Chicago. are registered at the Commercial hotel
 W. H. Moore, travelling agent for the Coronado Tent City, is here on tEe first trip of several. which he intends making to Phoenix ard other places in the territory this summer in the 1 interest of the tent city which made such a hit for the Arizona people late year,
 We lonS honey TOT ourselves and others on improved real estate. The Evans Loan and Investment Co.
 A full line or mirrors, German and French, both beveled and plain. If the glass in your mirror, sideboard or dresser is boken telephone J. B. Long Hardware Co. and have it replaced.
 Just received, 1000 gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town.
 J. E. LONG HARDWARE co.
 Mexican nanoiwork, silver inlnid spurs and bits. N. Porter, 1i2 East No question about the best place to eat. Is at Coffee AIS Restaurant.
 Twenty per cent discount on all street hats
 SCHOFIELD. SALESYARD, ALHAMBRA MUIR SERY, trees for the people Corner Center and Adams streets. Chase L. Purdv.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Just received, 1000 gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town.
 J. E. LONG HARDWARE co.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Mexican hanoiwork, silver inlnid spurs and bits. N. Porter, 1i2 East Washington.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

We !onT honey TOT ourselves ana others on improved real estate. The Evans Loan and Investment Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-20

Photo by Clinedinst. Washington.
 COUNT CASSINI, AMBASSADOR FROM RUSSIA. to the gulf of Mexico hy way of the Chicago drainage canal. the Desplanes river, the Illinois and the Mississippi.
 The accredited representatives of Lat in America to this country are heartily in accord with the plan of strengthen ing the relations between all parts of America. They are a superior body of men. enlightened and educated, and, although keen to serve their own coun- tries and to gain for them aay possible advantage, they gre actGated by mo- tivcS of sincere fricndineSS toward the United States. The presence of such ministers as Senor .AZpiroz from Mex ico; Scnor t;;der0n. the representative of, Peru; Dr. Wilde of Argentina and,
 in fact. almost all of the Latin Ameri- can diplomats at Washington can only he regarded as q coinn.iment to Us ami as an earnest of tn" friendly conner cial and Diplomatic citations that Hay be expected to prevail between the Juited States and the countries which they represent
 With Europe and Asia our trade is fourishing, and the s;lne may he said Of tte civilized portions of Africa In south Africa GUT goods are competing with England's, and in England itself American wares are taking the place of tho home product Gar English cousins arg discussing seriously the fo.: nation of patriotic league to boycott American goods. realizing that we are thair most dan&erol!, eoa.petit"f in the field where they forncfiy ret@ned pre- eminent Germany who's" trade has also srawl enormously of recent years challenges as ny its oethoaical. sys- tematic way of doing things. but even German merchants na&e no secret of the fact thai they regard us as their
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-20
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most dangerous rival for the trade of the world. Even with unprogressive Turkey our trade is growing. The pres ent Turkish minister to Washington, Ali Ferrouh Bey, has very little in com mon with the conventional Turk. He dresses, looks, talks and acts as though his country were right up to date.
 Russia, with it's immense dependency. Siberia, offers to Americans field of unequaled richness. The historic friendship of the Bear for the United States will stand us in good stead when it comes to shipping goods to Russia. The Russians are actuated by sincere friendliness for OUT republic, despite the antipodal difference in the govern ment of the two countries, and Ameri- can goods are assured of a hearty wel- come. The diplomatic representatives may be trusted to insure and strengthen the already existent good will. In Count Cassini Russia has at Washington a diplomat of rare ability and long experience, whose services
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-20

SFNOR MANUEL A. CALDERON, MINISTER FROM isfactory by students of the subject. From all quarters of the globe come re- ports that American goods are gaining q foothold where formerly they were unknown and that in places where our products are already known they are driving out those of other nations. Our foreign trade was never before as great as it is now, and it is a matter of self congratulation that there is no threat enira cloud on OUT diplomatic horizon to disturb t.
 Many circumstances point to the fur theranee of American trade in the fu- tufe. Cur already great and growing commerce with our southern neishbofs will undoubtedly receive T powerful impetus ny the building of the Nicara- gu& canal through which. when it is completed, will pass many vessels, h. der with the products and Hanufac- tures of our states, bound fer the west coast of Mexico and Central and South America. Another project that will probably have q great effect upon our South American trade WAS recently re- ported to congress. This scheme plans the building of a deep waterway. capa- tic q floating large ships, ffo1a Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-20

Ploto b< Clinednst, Washington.
 ALI FERFoUH BEY. MINISTER FEoH TURKEY. for his country and ruler have covered his breast W5lh medals and jeweled badges of ordera.
 In th9t quarter of tie globe to which We generally refer aS the far estst following the euston of Europe though it is to US the far west ttle outlook is good. 0f course, tic unsettled con ditiona in China have had a very dis turbins effect on our trade with that country, and this condition may be expected to last until a stable gov ernment is definitely settled in the Middle Kingdom Prior to the recent disturbances. however, olIr trade was in q most Gourishing condition and gaining rapidly, and when normal con ditions are restored American trade will 10 doubt respond Immediately. The wisdom and foresight of Wu Ting Fang, China's minister 10 the United States, are too well known to need mention.
 With the Yankees of the orient" as the little brown skinned men of Japan are known. our relations are, as they have been for many years, cordial, and trade tEere is good enough to warrant a very sanguine prediction for the future Though the Japanese legation in Washington is one of the youngest there, it has always been one of the most popular. This is due to the fact that the island empire has always sent to US it's abl"st men and most dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-20
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The prospects for the extension of American trade and the continuance of friendly relations between the United States and other nations, which is a necessary condition to the fostering of commerce, are considered generally sat-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-20

3any 0 II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
Die esmpatbit fur bic suren.

Der 8erIiner gcrrsiponbent Der Con.
bonsr yMurnina 9oft" entuimmt Der
.5ranifurter 8eiiuns' bic folsenbe
gnstioos: @dbrenb Der (por einigen
9asen psrftorbene) Or. %. b. Siemens
porises Sobr bel 8aiier BiIbsIm ipsiIts,
unb aud Der 35nis bon @lrttembere su'
ssssn mar. brebte iih bas @siprd6 UNI
bic iibairifaniide Sruee. Ser 8aiiet
bemertte, CT f6nne ben @ntbufaSmus
nidt perfebeu. Der in eanb Deuti6lanb
fur bic 8uren berride. .@otin biss ipobI
feinen @runo baben mae2" fraete sr.
Or. b. Sismsns stipioerie, Der @runb iei
einfod. Diefe 8sseiheruns fur bic Bus
rem lei eine 70 Iebbafte. neil ale Srouen
unb 8inosr fur bic 8ursn isisn. Dos
fei aud bel ieiner siesnen 6nmilie Der
50a unO treffe. tpie er CLAUDE. naeemein
su. Der &aifer fIopfte ibm auf's 8nis
uno iaste /: .Sa, Sic babsn 8e&t, Sie'
mems. Sc ut aud in meiner sieenen
5amiIie TO. Weins anesb5rieen i6nnen
isbsn WiUreen fnum bic 3%eiiuneSnud'
rihten lbsr neus 8urenfiese eripartsn.
Die 8seslitsrune fur bic 8utsn ssbt nitt.
LID bon u~nieren Srauen aus !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
Buffalo Sin bust feline bsften
Nferbe unb ManIefeI elm.

8ei sinsm @iIsnbt bnunfaQ in Der Ndbs
bon 2,rInetOn, u. g.. famen ITO oer
@lrcuspfetOe BON Buffalo Bills Wilb
Beft SbOD UNI. onrunter au6 .Olb
Bap". Oas 9ie%blinsspfsto Oes Sol. @Opp.
duh bic Wauleiei, psI6e bic ..Dsab
8OOO Bot" su sisbsn pHsptsn. fanOsn
unter ben 9rammsrn Oss 3u9ss, auf BEN
lie fib befuneen baiicn, ibren lob. Col.
@Obp i66bt istnen 8uluf uuf $50. 900.
Der 8srmbssr sperluf ihmeiSt ibn penl.
ser. oils Der Cob Der Gbisre, an bsnsn isin
SstS blns Die 2~ataaropbe tpurDe bu d
cine @olriio b%etbeiesiabrt. Die .Dilo
Wsit Sbop" fubr in elnsm in Orei Sell
tIOnen asibsiIten 5ru6isus BON @bnrs
lOtte. q 6, oh. 0ur6 elm MiBpsr.
iiduoniB Durpe elm enisessntcmmsnosr
Srudisus ni6t aufssbaIlen unb er fubr
in be Susils Setiion bes Buffalo Bill,
3upss, in psIdsm ii& bic 3blsre befnn.
ben. Die 9biere puroen ale entieBIid
u%erilmmelt. Das Blut oerieIben fIoB
in sinsm tlsinsn Sirom ben B~abnoamm
sntlnns. Buffalo Bills -Four bot oamli
flr Sisls Salon EN- -enps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
,&6uis Gbparo leiOet mitfli6 am
Grebs Inn Oalfe.

,.@spnolos, @ssilS 0spspapsr" if
bic s,ite snsItfde 3eiiune. peIds IS su'
ssitsbt. pnB 86nie grmaro an SnIstrebs
lsloet, SIN slner idrSIi6en 4ussubs er,
ildrie Ous 8lott. bOb felt Der TbrOnfolee
OeS 86nies bereits Orei Operailonen in
ieinem Salie poteenOmmen tputosn. &c
purpsn stpei 8rebsssi6plre aus oet
rsdtsn Sette bes Salies unb zines aus
Der Iinfcn Seite enifsrnt. Der 96nie
lit on Ilbembef6petben unb Cd muBte
iOfott elne Operation poreenummsn per'
ben, bic lsbo4 nur tempOrdre Silfe
idofte. Sn Der 8sble bat iid lsbt Elm
~resuldreS 8rebS8si6pir aebilbet uno
man iisbt nit 8elorSniB Der ipeiteren
gnipideluug behelbsn snieessn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
eines sO0atbianers anfpra4e.

GuS Yubnpeft. nn8arn, fommt bic Noh'
riht, OaB Der AItets , YrdfsS Der Goius
ibtunsr. WobarOsS, bel @l6fnuns oes
unsurli6sn 8eidstnes elne Aniptabs
belt. bic iHnTfe Splben mad nnen
uno auben" enibislt uno immsnieS Nuf,
isben errs8t. Dtooatass bseann nit ben
8uren. Sterbel mar er tlplomatii6 unb
permieo be Namsn Der trlsssiabrenosn
NaiiUnen, bod tonnte Der Sinn ni@t
mlbpei itnnoen tpsrten $50 bsoaure,
bab Der anfane OsS 90. Sabrbunbeiis
nibt dbetoa bun OnS Ssrtdnon,B fir
5lelbeli unb Menidenrette setraeen bat.
@ie iDnute ionit EN- brulalsr 8ampf
mDall6 lem. IN Dem bas idItsre Hs6i
oss Sdwhheren NIT 5lBen eeireisn.
plit? Dieie 4nipleMne fam aud nod
tn anberem Sinns esosutet. pstosn.
BeniSitsns eltldtis Wuourusi unlsr
luuilOism Sbpsieen oes Ynrlamenis.
oab bic SoHutb.B artei Der oifsislen 81.
bfnuua bee ReIbsiass eurd cen ,,a6nle
pOn unenrn" in Der Ofener Sobbure
fern blelbsn peros. Der Dlonald iol
Sur 8srlsiuns Der Ibronreoe inc Abse,
orbretsnbaus tommm nuiere Bolts
uerirsier iinb feline Dlener osS 8a,ias.
i%Onosrn be freien 8tprdienianien elmer
freien Nahon. Sin losbredeuesr Don.
ner pom 8eifnu elitidle bic ipsitsrsn
0oris bss Hsbners.
9teie Auslahunaen unb Die tIrsliden
Rtiuaute Der 8eihstosSwabl betpeiisu,
OaB cine neue politide Asra fiir nnaatn
ii6 pOIbereitet. Selblt bic Wisner
.gieue 6reie Brehs" asftsbi 81. Oub Der
.unsarii6e Observation-Disclosures tpeis
lere SUrli6utse aemudt bat".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
@eanliruna ppn strsifs.

Ser ipunifbs Mimfter Oes Snnern,
SsnOr Moiei, plant, Sirslts ouib 9e.
fsBsebana su rseulueu. Gr BAT ben
@Oriss 8o!laaeu unterbreitet. tpeI6e Der.
lunssn, baB StretiS bier bic is 1ass
Dor ibrer Snicsniruns aneeIineist per.
ben mlfsn. Streits. pelbe einen Noib
ituno bstpOrrufsn wireen, iino sauslit
uerbOisn unb Die 5lbter FOLDER Sirsifs
psreen nit 9efiueniBtrnfe bebrobt.
aud ben arbeitaebsrn iperben bsitlmmts
8soineunssn nuferIsst. Bel Contractor
flr bffsntllde Arbeiisn mdfen bic 26bne
unb bic I~tbeiisseit Der Nrbeitsr in Dem
Contract islbit feftsehslt tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-14
Was bic Jrldubsr pom ibren bri'
tifhsn 1errfAern baiteu.

SObn 8spmono, Der itIanpiide 4eita'
lor, b%eunlpprtete bic lbm anIabli6 Ieinsr
ssmelcetsn Relie mad ben Der. Siuaisn
iberrslbte Abrdie, in elusr broitdden.
ueSusfsIt pffsnbngaen @eiie. 81
iusie. ote amerlfanIiden SrIdnter bdlten
ole Snbe lbter sunrStsuie su Der ibriaen
esmudi. gnelnnO babe %iortan bic srOBs
utihe Wsltrnhs" pom 90 Wlulonen
Meni6en su betdmpisn upO Oisfe Wluio,
men m6ttsn lisbsr i'm eIsnSiten 8mtsl
Der Welt uIs unler britIi6em SObe Ie'
ben, wls lie anberSrigtS iebes Yhttel IN
Sample ssesn pas i6Isdtsiis unO nie'
orislie 9nnb auf @uitss psitsr Gtoe ole
srlaubt uno gershlfsrllet fdnbeU.