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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12

The West Side board of trade met
last night and took steps towards the
Incorporation in the bond ordinance OF
a sum for the erection of a Viaduct on
West Lackawanna avenue. A special
committee was appointed by President
Daniels to further the project.
The meeting was called to order
shortly after s o'clock by President
Daniels. The minutes of the previous
meeting were approved as read. The
committee on franchises before council
reported progress. The committee on
water rates was reported for by Mr..
Wedeman.
The committee was given power to
act in raising the approximate amount
needed to carry on suit in court.
The matter of the report of viewers
on the Nineteenth sewer district was
referred to by Mr.. Farrell, who re-
ported that the matter will soon be
taken up in court
President Daniels offered the follow
ing resolution:
Whereas, The West Side board OF trade has long
advocated the construction OF II viaduct on Ncs,
West Lackawanna avenue, over the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad track, aud
Whereas, Under the increased assessment va!u-
alton Of the city, the bonded indebtedness can
he raised beyond the amount heretofore within
the power OF the city councils, and
Whereas, A bond ordinance is now being pre-
cared for the constructing OF certain improve.
mcnts in the city, therefore, be it
Resolved That this board OF trade requests
flc recorder, the director of public works. and
the city councils to include III the aforesaid
bond ordinance a sum OF money sufficient TO
provide for the erection of a viaduct over the
said railroad tracks In view Of the offers
made to the city for the building of a vaduct
West Lackawanna avenue, and in line with
the recent decision of the Supreme court, we be-
1cvc that the damages can be sufficiently ascer-
tanned beforehand that the sum necessary for the
payment Of damages will become reasonably cer-
tain and within the of the proposed bond
ordinance. Be it further
Resolved, That we urge that the matter he
taken up at once, and included in the ordinance
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
Base Ball Club Meeting.

A meeting will be held at the home
of Robert Carson, on South Main ave-
nue., tomorrow evening" for the purpose
of organizing "A base ball club. All in
terested are invited to be present.
The following players are requested
to attend: Thomas Harding, George
Harrington, William Gallagher, Gene
Tropp, James Ferris, Adam Maden
spacher Sandford Phillips, George
Saul, William Thomas, James Clark,
William Diehl Erode Robinson, Frank
O'Reilly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
OBITUARY.

BENJAMIN AVERY BROWN died
last evening at 6 o'clock at his home,
Brown place and North Main avenue,
aged SO years and three months. De-
ceased was born in Providence, and
was one of the oldest residents of the
city. He is survived by one son, Law
renee Brown, of Omaha; three grand
children, and three sisters, Mrs. Esther
Seamans, of FactoryVille; Mrs, Mary
Puver, of Pen Yam, and Mrs. Gregory
with whom he made his home, The
funeral win take place Saturday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock, with services at the
house. Interment win be made at Chin
Chilla.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
League Game Tonight.

The Arlingtons and the South SIDE
teams will meet tonight in the second
match of the new bowling league ser
les at Zulager's alleys on Pitttston ave
nue..
1t promises 10 be an interesting game
as both teams have been hard at prac-
tice during the past week AL the con-
clusion of the match the winners VIII
be treated to a supper by the losers
and q social session Will folloW.
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Y. w. G. A. Notes.

A reception has been planned for to-
morrow evening to take place at the
Young Women's Christian Association
rooms on Cedar avenue. The recep-
ton will be in honor of the newly
chosen secretary, Miss Meredith, of
Edwardsvile, who has taken charge of
the work on this side.
All ladies Interested in the associa-
ton are invited to attend. A good
musical programme has been ar
ranged and refreshments will be served.
A kindergarten mothers meeting will
be held in the Y. w. c. A. rooms tomor-
row afternoon and all mothers are
urged to attend. There will be several
interesting topics for discussion and Il
lunch will be served.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
WEST SCRANTON

now being framed and about to be introduced
into council
The resolution were adopted, and or
dered placed In the hands of West
Scranton councilmen for furtherance,
A special committee was appointed to
take charge of the matter. ID. ID.
Evans, r. j. Williams, 4. Fellows Ma
son, Hon. John r.. Farr and w. G..
Moser were named.
The committee was instructed to
confer with the recorder and director
of public works regarding the best way
to secure an approximate estimate of
the damages that will accrue If a VIA
duct is erected
Hector Campbell, an old member,
rendered his resignation, which was
accepted with regret.
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GREEN RIDGE.

coasting has been indulged in to an
unusual degree here this winter, and
until Monday night the sport had been
entirely free from accident. Two ac-
cldents, which occurred then, have
caused the young people to abandon
the sport for the present and, in all
probability for the rest of the season,
The first accident occurred on Green
Ridge street, between Washington and
Wyoming avenues, when a large sled
belonging to Edward Sparrow, OF
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
JESSUp.

lhc council met last evening, with the follow.
ing members present: Fletcher, Strong, Godfrey,
Brennan Costello and Gaughan The minutes OF
!he last meeting were read and approved. The
loiloWhg blllSl were read and ordered paid:
street commissioners time, $69 so; j. L. LOTUS,
for repairs TO fire alarm system, $Gj 25; Thomas
Mlchaes, for assisting assessor four days, SIS;
John Eagcn 'high constable, $3.50, for burying
dead carcasScS, j. +, Mack S3l. 80, for hardware,
supplies, ETC.; John Lally chief of police, one
halt years salary, and other biIk, 81. 40; j. +.
MaGk' SIN days deputy ASSESSOR $3.50; james
Mullen, police service, Sl2.50; Peter Byrnes,
lantor, quarter years salary, $l2hO; Burgess
Mack, one'mlf years salary, 5000; Eddie Judge,
secretary, quarter years salary, SCI so; nine
councilmen, Sl3 each, total Sll7.
The enchre party and social held at st. James
hall last evening, for the benefit OF st. James,
congregation, was the banner event of the sea-
SON The hall was packed and as a result a neat
sum was realized, which will go toward paving
on the debt ON the parochal residence. Under
laker William Sweeney, OF Olyphant Won the
door prize, IS in gold Patrick Conry won a
beautiful rocking chair by taking first prize at
'he euehfe game Burgess Mack won second prize
ana was presented with box of the best cigars
John McCloskey Won third prize and also re.
eel'ed box OF good cigars. Among the others
prizes were silver bowl, which was won by
Miss fillie kearney; a pair OF slippers Won by
Mrs. Patrick Judge, and beautiful rug, which
was won by Miss Annie Clark
Today being Ash Wednesday, the beginning Of
the Lenten season, the day will be observed in ST.
james church with the customary services Mass
at st. James church this morning will be at 8
o'clock. The blessing and the distribution of the
ashes will take place at this mass.
It was reported last evening that there was
ease OF smallpox at Rev. Hambroskey's The
board OF health made immediate investigation.
which proved it to be false
Don't forget the Washington excur-
sion. via. the NaNN Inran,, T.o,ntnn1 a.,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
DUNMORE DOINGS.
A Lively Fight Is on for the Borough
Offices-Candidates of the OPP
posing Parties.

The politicians of the borough are
making every minute count in their
rustic for votes during the short time
remaining before the war of the ballots
will be over. The borough has not been
through as lively a campaign in several
years as the one in which the people
are now interested.
The Republicans of the borough are
thoroughly aroused, and the indications
are that they will poll nearer their full
vote than has been the case during the
past four years. The manner in which
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FUNERALS.

The funeral OF the late Mrs Amelia NJ. krouteF
will take place tomorrow morning from the house,
9ll Price street Services will be conducted at .
O'Clock by Rev J, =, Mofat, ID. d., of the Wash
burn Street Presbyterian church, and the remains
will be taken to Stroudsburg ON the 1905 Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western train.
The funeral OF the late George Atwater viii
take place at l o'clock this Afternoon from 6lb
Hills court. Services will be sheld in Asbury
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12

expire has been excellent in every re-
spect. If the people of the ward APP
preciate good and faithful service Mr.
Schwass ought to be reelected by a
largely increased majority His ability
was recognized soon after he. took his
seat and he has served as chairman of
the teachers committee and also of the
high and training school committee.
He at once began to seek better con-
dtions for the school children in his
ward and he has plans now under con-
sideration to secure u new school for
the Third and Fourth district. A vote
for Louis Schwass next Tuesday is q
vote for a faithful and trustworthy
official.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12

Louis Schwass, the energetic busi-
ness man, who has SO ably represented
the Nineteenth ward on the board of
school control, is again a candidate
for the office to succeed himself.
Four years ago he was nominated by
the Republicans of the ward and elect
ed in spite of great odds, ana his
record during the term now about to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow a cough to run until il gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say "Oh, il viii
wear away" but in most eases il will wear
them away Could they be induced 10 try the
is sold on a positive guarantee 10 cure, they
would Immediately see the excellent effect ai.
ter taking the first dose. Price 25c aud 50c.
Trial size free. At all druggists.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
WANT VIADUCT
PROVIDED FOR
BOARD OF TRADE ASKS FOR
NECESSARY APPROPRIATION.

CITY Councils Petitioned to Include
in the Bond Ordinance a Sum OF
Money Sufficient to Provide for the
Erection of the Structure--Meeting
will Be Held for the Purpose of
Organizing Base Ball Club-Con-
ference of Baptist Ministers Held.
Interesting News Notes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
Events of Today and Evening.

Lentcn services will be held this morning and
evening in st. Patrick's Catholic church, st.
Davids Episcopal church, st. Lucie's Italian
Catholic church, and St. Johns German Catho-
lie church.
West Side conclave. No. 2ll, Improved Order
of iIeptasopis, will hold an installation of Off
GERS this evening
William Mills and Miss Helen IIoford will be
united in marriage this evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
SOUTH SCRANTON
LOUIS sCHwAss A CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION.

Has Represented Nineteenth Ward
with Distinction for the Last Four
Years on the Board of School Con-
trojan Early Morning Fire That
Caused Considerable Damage.
Clubs Belonging to the Bowling
League Will Play Tonight--Ash
Wednesday Services Today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12

Don't forget the Washington excur-
sion. via. the New Jersey Central on
February 20; all expenses included. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12

Methodist Episcopal church at o'clock. Inter
ment will he made IN Dunmore cemetery,
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Anna Davis vii
be conducted this afternoon at o'clock iron
the family residence, on Wells street.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24

Die bisbsrisen Dirsftorsn bieisr R6r.
psri&afi tpurosn am Srsitas bon ben
n%sustipdtIten unbslditiet eeloffeu unb
fonnten obns 9inbernib esmddli& bic
b~orIisesnbsn @eiddfte abtpideln. Sur
Elm paar Applifantsn far untsrhlsuns
batten fi& sineefeat. Dem betasisn
Sobn 6oteIp trurbe Der Gintritt in bas
9iQfbe Seim erlaubt. bic @iittpe Omen
ReSueb. bic nsun 2inbsr bat. bon Dsnsn
Oas d!tete emf IA Sabre alt III. tpiro far
msbrsre NOnate n%nteritdsuns erbaItsn.
uno cine betuete %irrfinniss Srau bon
Wabifon 2ounfbip iputbe ouf Rotten
osS IUpnibips sbenfals BEN Ssim dbsr.
tuisfsn. Supt. Bssmer bsrihtste. bob
oos Seim nit ainbsrn lbsrfaat III unh
f&Iue Dor, Elm IbeiI berislbsn a~ussuOin.
gen. Die Beb6rbe in~ftruirte ibn bisrauf.
elns 2ifs Der ainbsr anaufsttieen, bic,
iObalb pie pafenbe Berionsn ssfunosn
petoen. bann ~ausssbinst tpetben folen.
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Sdlaue @ef@dftsIeute.

Dem Nsp gOrfer ..Ssralb" pirb aus
aoncon semslbet, oab bic bortiesn 9Oftbss
b6rben einen M,Bbrauh abfeaen moasn.
Der BON fmetiianiiben Sirmen init Der
eneliihen Bot aetrieben pirb. Mmsris
tanli1s Sirmen lohsn ndmli6 ibre Sir.
culare in soncon aorsifitsn uuo bon bort
fur einen balben Psnnp oas Std per
BOft na1 4merlfa i1,dsn. sic sripa.
Ten babel on ieoem @ueuIor sinen Psnnp,
oeun in amsriiu If ous Porio oOppslt 10
bod. Bel oer nnmahe pom Gueularen.
bic uusseididt Werben, sripursn bic Bee
tr,ffsnoen 6irmen auf folde Bsiis cine
aans erbebllde Sumne an Porto.
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sue 0btna.

Die Su6Iuss i'm idbIiasn China, no
bic ReDoIutiOn cine srpBe ausbsbnuns &C.
tpopnen bat. 1T febr bessntli1. Suns
osrts 2ebslsn iinb son ben &ssisrunes.
truppen eri&lasen worben, absr INNER
neue 2dmpfer iprinssn in bic 8rsf9en.
Der aufftanb in Der Brcbin, 8panst
bat ben Gbaratter elmer 8orer.B etpesune
aneenommen. SapanifGe 8ldttsr be-
bauptsn, oab RuBlunb unb Sranfrsi@
ben Nuffanb f&Gren, UNI GeIessnbeit su
erbaIten, einsuereifsn. SIN CONAN fam
ss bel Der Stsuererbsbune su RiOts unb
man@erlel 8euaItibaten. General Cub
abipan ~lisferte ben Rsbeasn cine
S&Ia&t, in psI&sr 1000 berisIbsn sr.
i6lassn purben. Ser General islbft
p.rlor nur 80 Mann.
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OertAtli&ee.

GonftabIsr Tbomas Niusr. Der untsr
einem 2anbIorbs Marrant bic Sausbalts
tpaarsn bon elizabeth Morean bsi&lass
nabmte unb babel bic Tblre einI1Iue,
entfam nit 81 Strafe.
Dominid 8olpe unb Sobn aepns, bic
ben Sranf 2opelaee ~ Butts Seab ~
bsrauben iu@tsn. srbisIten lie bier Sabre
8uhthaus unb ba erferer auh aur Belt
antbopp RuoOp 80 sri&isben iudte. tDurs
ben ibm nod bret ertra Sabre seeeben.
@bpatb Snerabam. elm SdIei&bisb,
Der in nerf&iebsnsn Roifbdufsrn 8euts
ma&te. bat in spei Sdaen ie l Sabr uni
8 Monate absufssn.
Der Rnabe @omsr Sobns. ber in ei'
mem 2aoen ju Priesburs 2lsibunssRfid'
ftabl. ipurbe Der burlington Rsform'
i@ule dbertpisisn.
Srau aba Riftpausb bon @sf
Scranton. bic mebreren 3auHeuten tpertb'
Iofs Gbeds anbdnete, parb ,u l Sabi
@ef6nen,b bsrurtbsilt.
Sames Barrett, sbsnfaIs bon @sF
Scranton, tpsldsr ben Gonftablsr Son,i
nit einem Stein nisbsritrsdis. als ibr
bisier perkaften polte. bat l Sabr uni
8 Wonate @efdnenib absufken.
Niles Sind. GbarIss Reftler unb Gbe.
fer Dennis. bic aus elmer S@sune II
8IafsIp 9fsrbsfutter itablen. srbisltsn !,
SIS Sttafs unb 6 Nonate @sfdnsnlf
auoittirt.
patrid Sarris unb Sumss Rsans, BIZ
sinen RepOlpsr auf ben PoIaitsn 3ot
j~ieIten. baben elsidfaas Sl5 5trafs o.
bsiabIen unb 6 Monate absuFben.
825 Strafe unb 8 Wonate Gefdnenit
III bas nrtbsiI bss Soispb Gbolsna, mel
CT Narp S&ebsnp BON Didion Git
tbdtli@ ansrif.
Matibetp Nrbutib purbe tpssen elmer
sleiden 8ereeben an Warp Ssnnsq SIC
unb Rotten beitraft.
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Bon Retersbure.

= Gin Smuggling Der @beIsute 9bilip
Ssdmann ftarb DOnnvritas Woresn.
Die 8eeroisuns etfOlete Samitas i'm
Dunmore 5risObois unb Paifor @m. VI
Rorbt Ieitete ben Trauerbienf.
Die Sabisr i'm Dienam natiEn.
osnbe Sair Der ep. Iutb. ct. gstsrs @es
meinbe peripri&t Elm GROCER grfols au
Dsrbsn. bsnn felt ibrer @r5fauns srfreut
ii@ biefelbs aQabenbli1 zines itarien 8es
iu@es unb aud bic ,um 8eriauf porban.
oenen artitel fnben suten Abins. Dis
6air i&Iisbt am nd6ftsn Rittpp&
Abenb.
SIN Der Souls s, Barber Dobnuns
an Gaplor Nbenue tpuroe Samitaa Dor.
mittae our@ sinen 8rano Shiben bon
etpa 500 au8erihtet. Cine fsblerbafte
2amin6Hnuns bss Ssisers psruria&te bic
5lammen. bic Don Nabbnrn bsmertt
purben unb iOfort Die @emiiGe @ompa.
ME go. 3 bena&ri&tistsn. Osrsn promp.
tsS @ini&rsiten bic 3srit6runs bss @s.
bdubes %perbinbsrts.
inner betannter Nnftreiher, Serr
anbretp Ndseli, enteine lesten Bonner.
tag tnapp ernfIiden 8erlesunssn. AIs
er mad Der Dlittassitunoe sur esntralsn
Stabt fabren poate. sri6rsdte isin pfsrb
uuf BEN iteilen Slap ADenue 8sres unb
iueie in tpilosm @alOpp binunter. Setr
Rdeeli bate 8eifsssesenuart esnue.
UNI ii6 auf einen Sprung porSubersitsn
unb nls Der Wasen am Sube Der Strabs
sssen ben Rinnfein anfies. nobel bas
@ef&irr rib. fprans er ab lnb lanbete in
einem 8orbofe auf BEN tpeiden &aien.
Or nare ednaliG unpsrIebt enifommsn.
penn fein iteifsr Gut niat i'm @sss &c.
tpeien mare. bod bisisr tpurbs ibm ms
0sii4t esbrddt unb rieb ibm bic Saut
an Der Rais uno bsr Stirn ab.
= Nm nd&fen Donnerfas, ben l..
Wui, UNI 2 nbr Na&mittnas anfnnsenb
unb biz AbenbS oausrnb, finbst in BEN
@iepam an preseott Apenue, mo bic
fair ftnttfanb, 3um Bensfij unierss Der.
unelidtsn 2dnbsmannes, Serrn Serr.
man glaus, bic 8aIooiung bon ,pei
Stsppbedsn unb einsm Sopbatifsn itatt,
uno in 8erbinbune bamit tpirb au@ auf
8erlaneen 4ofes, gis Cream, &u@sn
ODER elm Soupsr psrabrei9t psrpen.
Der Slbieite 8itbsr Stub uub anosrs
muftalii@s unterbaItuneen iperben sbsn.
faas anpsienb fem uno bic @eIsssnbsit
pur& ibrs 8ortrdss perf@6nsrn bsIfsn.
Gin Stub. Der aus ben 5rausn Soispb
Tifler, Geo. Map. 2uopie Stipp, Soa
RspnoIhs. aus. Ssmpel, Mm. Wiasr.
Naria Nif@, Dt. Sofiommer. Srsb.
SOrbod. Sutob Stari, Sobu S1mibi,
2sna Sunsblut. 2ena Bid. Geo. Surolb.
Gbas. SsmpsI. Rubolpb 8dp3Ii. Nus.
Weind. Benjamin Sob unO Sobn Drsbt
behsbt. bat in unsiesnnltleer @siis bic
es1ammien 8orbereituneen in Sanb &C.
nommen unb arbeitst nit Gifer. UNI einsn
bdbiden &eineetuinn au e~tSielen. DaS
publifum III frsunbli&ft eriu&t, fi6 rs&t
subIrsi& eintufelen. um bieiem ipoblibd.
tiesn Werie bic ssbabrenbe nutsrfisune
an oeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
SearsiAtasr e@rsd.

Bier @sbilfsn zines DEMONSTRATORS
truasn aus BEN @sfdnenlb in patsrion,
q. g.. in einsm Sarge bic bermeinili&s
2si@s bes S!uliensrs Alsyanber Sfase.
lotto. Der bes absnes Uorbsr ipsssn zines
ssrinsen 8srssbens sineelo&t unb i'm
2uufe Der Ha&t tarr uno heiff eetuUr.
ben mar. BlbsIid IisBen fs ben Sare
fallen unb Iisfsn Gals iiber Ropf babon.
bsnn bic bermsintliGs 2ei&e ri&tste fi4
auf unb Fne on. i'm .,elofii6fsn" Sta.
Iisnii4 in Der ssmsintsn @siie au i&im'
pfsn. Der 2sbenbiepetrorosne uurbs
bann RraHos sntIaHsn.
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W.ttsr s6ranf.

Dor msbrsren Sabren iaufte Der
5umeIier D. @. BOD in DOri. pa, bel
elner Iuetion sinen alien S@rnni fur
cine eerinse Summe. Da CT 3ur 3elt
isinen @ebruu& bafar bate. lies ct ion
uuf ben Da&booen brinesn, TOO er isitber
iteb.n blieb. Als ct fi& osfsn isbt pis'
Der erinnerte unb i'm bsbufs 8eparatursn
ndbsr unieriu@te, entbsdie er in sinsn
esbsimen SADIE 8adrsslb unb Dsrtbpu'
piets i'm 8etrase bon $4,000. Der
frabsre GissntbamsE ess SGranfes n
ni&t besaRRt.
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Mprh eerantpn.

= 9ur@ cine Grplofion bon @afsn
in Der 2eesetts Greet 6rube tpurbsn eft.
srn Scrip arnolb unb 2epp Emmanuel
ni&t unerbebIi& b%erbrannt.
= SR ieinsr Bobnune an Roniss
glpsnus psri&ieb ftdb Samfas Norssn
s. Ssnrp Stab. ben pier G66tsr absr,
Iebsn. SEINE gsstbisuns srfOIpts esff.
srn Ia&mitias.
= Sobn 8sIum bon Yrobibsnes Roab,
Der Dor stipu fInf BOhen aIs pbpfi&ss
BRAD BEN Moiss Gaplor SOipital dbsr.
puroe, itarb baislbR Dienfae
Absnb on uiutsr Wania. our& a%bsrmdbi.
aes lrinlen peruria1t.
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1OO, GOO eina,boren. p.rniat.t.

100, 900 GinIpObner Der grobins 8as
tansas, in 2u3on. fnb felt Der Groberuns
Der Bbilippinen perni&tet toorDsn. Dieie
idrsdli4e 5ta:ia&e enibdIt Der 8eriGt
bes nmtirenben @oubsrnsurs Der 9rpbins
on bic 8bilippinen, Sommiifion. Yor
Der ameritanii&en OItupation pom 8a.
tansus sdtlte bic 8ropins 900. 900 Gin.
tpobner. Ginbrittel bieier 3abI it bur9
Rriss. Rranttsit nnb Sunesrsnoib auss
ssrOttst pcrosn. Sn bisier ProDins BAT.
ten Trias, WaIbar unb 8urbano cine
ae8rehibe Gampaeue eeeen bic Amsrifas
nsr eefabrt. Die 8efeblsbnber Der
1ruppsn tparen 8rieabeesnsral 5. @.
Bates unb 8risabsssneraI 8. s. Wabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
Ntttstcn.

Sn 8itiston iol Elm Opsrubaus fur
$4,000 eebaut tperoen.
Die Sdulsn in 9ittsion Goipnibip
finb pieberum sei&lofen tuorosn. inbsm
Der Streit Der 2sbrer erneuert tpurbs.
Du bic Diteitorsn Mot ba,u iaben, eaB
ben 2sbrsrn Der rldffdnbiss 2Obn bs,ublt
tDurbs, pis nsreinbart tparb, 10 tpeiesytsn
fi4 bisisIben, ipeitsT ~ lsbrsn..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
6lciSerm0cberin.

Die uuitrgi&nsts smpFtblt f& a&tunssssI
ale Mpbifin une Rleibtrma6srin une ttierst
arbtittn in itssr 9ran&t iur 3ufritbsnbtt ans
mGbistn prsftn. Nu& AbanOsruussa HHs
RspaTatHTtn bsittns beipret.
grau u. Or. Worrsp,
410 Sprun Siraes, %stsuauf.
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Sablt SHtsreFen an StpoFtcn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
0erlanat suerben

Si. Ramsn uno aorsfsn bon 9ranitH. Die
'sius 9uosrune ibr'r eeiOeu ourd drJtli&e
8ebonoluus sefun Den baben. Gorenfrt: Sill
eadauauua ab.nue, SeraHton. Ra.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-24
Ncme AmSei8ea.
,,Microbe Killer"

III elm Braparat wslbss oQe arauib.itsH btilt,
psil "a Die Wltroben I'M meuldlideu SpFeme
uno Blut tobtst uno oaourd cen Neg CUR esil.
ung ebnef. Die Natur ibut banu bel Detninl.
tiger 9tbsusp.iit oas usbriee. 3ar 5u bsJiebeH
in Gil 9ada ape., Scranton. va.