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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
'MadvAEF.

WN" 10 w
February n.
Now opening \ CIV
wash dress fabrics,
novelty waist cloths,
advance spring styIss
in Knickerboek' :
waists. \ 4.
Lace edges,hrads a 4
an-overs, vnseh 40
fashion xpprosd, So
trimming wash dr. 3
fabrics.i a
Clearance sac y ,cs
still continues on tsm-
nants and short Iesgts.
Of wool dress GOO and
hamburgs AZ hss price.
On curtain Ices at
20 per cent discount.
On suits ssli on win
ter coats Ind wraps at
almost halt price. |
n 4. MaAM&:Y
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
The Real ThfuR,

And what Is this?" asked tho foreigner
who was doing New York.
This" replied the native who vas show
ing him the sights. 'is Wall street"
For what is It notedT asked tho visitor
For its fame as a watering place." an
swered the native. winking his OF eye
Chicago News
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Wished to he Prepared.

I'm hungry. sir" said the beggar. Won't
you give me enough to get a mealT'
Here. my good man. said Mr.. PompouS.
there's a penny for you"
''Oh. thank you. sir. By the way. have
you got pepsin tablet about your ! al
ways get dyspepsia when I overeat my
self."zTit-Rits
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Complimenta1.

Son of the House: Won't you sing some
thing, Miss MurielTs
Miss NJ: oh I daren't sitter such good
music as we have been listening to-"
Son Of the House: But I'd rather listen
to your singing than to any amount Of
good rnusic.'-Punch.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
aurs Cnre

Mrs.. Hewitt: How did you manage 10
break your husband Of the habit of walking
In his Sleep
Mrs. Dewitt: EVERY time he got up to
walk put the baby in his arms"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Anotker View Of II.

Stern Father: ''But as you have no tncoEds
how do you expect to get along II you
marry my daughter
suitor; That's not the point. sir. How
am to get along II I don't marry herr
Chicago News.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Got or Easy.

First Burglar: Flows tricksr'
Second Burglar: Cant kick. broke into
a lawyers house last night"
First Burglar: How much did you setf'
Second Burglar: Not q cent: but then
didn't lose ANYTHING"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

'Ruyter II not an author: he's . born
chemist
why so?"
Every novel he writes becomes drug on
the market"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
A Heavy Cles1in6s

Stranger: This u q cleafins-hoaBA. -.
leve?'
Clerk: Yes, sdr. What can ~ Do for
your
Stranger: 'Td like to leave my conscience
here to have IL cieared."-Baltimore Amer
lean.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Deyot1on to the PrincipIe.

Colonel how did you catch that cold IN
your headr'
Taking Of my hat IN an elevator, sub"
What did you do that for7''
There was picture Of lady banging ri
in It. sub. CHICAGO Tribune.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

Curious Persons: "Why. you have no bass
horn. Why 1t THAR
Leader (of little 9.vman band: DE bee
pie don'd like to hear II, ma'am. ven de
yedder Is coldt. De notes Is al. pelow zero"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

nsi~et
popular dollars
der = pron, q 80"
s haaf
sli fge e ash risr
q % M sho -
Irrespective q
shar arfsro n prom insnce. e decided
III ronfi q follows
nash n
fns
essential aaauaessa mt eAnadate ,hs election aaa
ne hast
IN city cot nsfst srsua hs moey herv - - -
= utirh Ffhfsa n ne
order -
Go hoptd No q nd - On
ia
The same ten
m
TO BE- counted n eaufsat
fFfeentaH - ont ~ ne ten
ths entitled
10 be
select the el
fsfs seetn
and Zach asfs counted aud the si
FsazhHi m
owl
sud n votes AZ ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
RECEIVES
PALLIuMNI
Archbishop Farley Invested
With the Sacred Cloak of
Sleeps Wool

NEW York. Aus "a The I'm.
nrvusiVw ard beautiful ceremonies
Incident "a the comforting ~ the aH#
cred palliun uFon Archbishop Far
les BY Mgr Falconio. the paliai del
eEate. took plaCs lu ~ fatfieA = ras
thcdfal this forenoon. The nns kais e.
aud spacious vdinCr was tFuN ded
with persons of promineuee IN All
walks ~ ufc.
~ 10 O'clock ;hs procession of pie
lates Hnd priests formed 40 the arch
bishops huHss aHd e=nsfte8 AfH
FaieBulo ard Archbishop F'afie3 -
the cathedral The procession VAS
headed by censor, cfeva ana banner
bearers.
The arehhishopa and utshapH aeFe
az fahesl la sesgsargtH, Aaa zach sas
accompanied b. two priests. walking
on either side and followed ~ train
te=scfn The ptvistee Included fsxs
srai eFehnish0ps and H,nFe tHaH 4
auore % bishops besides n hundred
priests from all paFtr - New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
JOCKEY
KILLED
Guy ROGERS VICTIM OF FATAL
ACCIDENT AT MEADOWS

The firui fatal accident since the
opening 20 Tho Meadows track oeeurs
red yesterday afternoon. when Guy
liakafa. q Jockey was thrown from lite
mount rervlviuE iniufira from which
he died lees than Au hpur later
Wanefe was up ou John u Carr
nwutd uR William ~ Carter 81 this
city and entered for tho fret faae. E
fufluuHa Tho hursra fut away iu q
HuHeh and az the first fufidun n thf
turn became hadly misrd un 10 he
scramble Carr Loaf hia stride. and n
desperate attempt tn make rr hiH
iaHf ground fell
A. ihe ma race Nurse went O. his
knHaH nusara NaH shot over his head
and iandsa.nn che hard Efuund 10 front
= the animal The harHt Vac not hurt
aHd atflEHied to zee feet Hf once. hHt
tbs rider did not rice. ana aa Haan ~
the auai had CLEARED away WIS seen
autatrrtehed GA the track inneuHihit
hHd apparently dead
aenfe ~ stable hpYs ran 90 his As
aiatHuer and after auwr DELAY a nhFas
ietan was found On the sra0d stHHa
fsf Smith quickly hnreftnihed shhf
nossfa had sustained chneuuainn - the
! brain aud ordered him removed su The
3
miles distant g0EefH Sled in the car
i riaae whieh eha rruYeyinE him e. thai
I Institution. BE did not rssain cor
/ ariaususss
Hussfa vas q vsnrs ~ are and has
I teen fidiHs two teiUs Ne had a hist
fslsAlsfien aH aRarteF horse rfaef
/ tlls rarsnis live in Nfs rerts eauHt9
I Iaaha snH "a 10 probable that the bod
Wiii he shipped g. them fef intermsht
uusrfH hal besn az Tkv Meadows taai
; usek and ihr race ip shirh a. ~
Ailiea s.an ,he first b. ha,i bees sisef
q mount iu
Whils ths horses ~srr euinE 60 n
poet In The fatal fser jorteY Aahift
aas psfufuity injured Ne saa up n
/ Nunda who caught his lea ~ hnAf
/ and NifH fsnen and scraprf hls rlass
nff ln he fFtrht AHhieys lee Nas eua
slssru biz bruised
l Winners yesterday
/ F'Gfst rare t'ivs fnfionFs ssiiinE
xtar-hl1s ard up. Master g. !. aiuafs
up
seaaaa race -Trnr fusirars ssltlas
ItYear.oits and up Hercules. 10 s
{ f-ra @isE nn
rhifa race seven fafioaFs sslliafs
+ szfszt=ails sud up iadas sNesfhss
sssn saansf rouru 30
Huasfh faf--uuo mile ss1ifns
F FsarsaiIis and up ] q. a. Ito / A.
F re ur
! rim fsre rive fnr,rnss selling
Z Fsarsnids and up WILMA. % l. ~
f drisrand up
sisth rass rt,s anA one haif faf
tassHn ssiiius tYsar rias and 80 ttif.
/ sic % q Stuart sp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
RAWMM
10 JM01
PRESIDENTS BOYS WILL
ALL BE MARKSMEN

OYSTER BAY. \. y. Aus. IA
especially -Tac sosns 81 rifle saoss
4 frequently heard from Sycamore
hill These no believe the fssiiasis
10 audible prosaf that the president T.
Ehcotiuk the birds and animals that
live In TIE y u-sis aaeut he hotns are
mistaken. hut a number u pFosl.ee-
utr presidents are acquiring pFafts
csrurY la the art ~ ionK distance
ala IA hitter foe the Noise earneN ffufn
the little rtfiu range Nhsee the
E.lussgslt hakH are pFMatieEmN
TIE president has Initiated little
guautln into the mysteries 81
suEA 4urutin u years old and still
weAFs wre trousers that reach 10
ehubby legs beneath faf ~ laasrA
o. - % the point ahsfa the shoe
and stocking cnfne.
lusutius SAIL thus Far. said tts
president % q lrisnd the ether tass
=. ~. an. a.. =. 49, -
$500 -Nnr. trfFrTEs So iass1H tfafsF
near he target hs hiazss ssaf At
t1s ssy % TIE woods. tssat ! haze
har-s that ore taY hs Niil ~ 3 eassa
shos He tcssni shut hath syNs
uhea the httie rife ksHsa of. snd
that r. q Ions strp ln the rfkAt d.
rsesiou.
Archie. the next youngest child
learned 90 sheet q eauple q YEAR,
ako. and u realiy a pretty Knnd
ah9t Ted tire eldest Ia az nnufae
tn most skllifnl uaRFks1uam IN the
famtsiy. outside a fha president him
self. and az tifnrS even he Is Obliged
t. look "a hA iagrvle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
HE'S A BAD ONE

, Douglas contractor Who saW
arrested ha the pulirs sestefaaK en-
suspicion ~ helms the man Who enter
81 Henri { Ash'a houn' last fsii aud
sreufrd riBNs ard a sateh VALUED at
t1a tfs 10 also Thought 10 hats eoras
mittca several othaf hufxiarieH.
ttsugiana. a cpntraetuf wha - v
thr burglar when 30 iaft she Ash
house. partially identified the pyiueusrs
A. tht Identification - net eaanpaete
Wanatb mav b. released
WF IL ons "a The men Nhe were in
the aacra nsutn saioon last August
when q Nks heii up ard e il tbaHs 1t
tnay have been implicated IN the effms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
MADE ONLY
20 RUNS

Even the nRniwnliapsra would
aage htaahea o. have admitted cun.
kaelfun wtfh tbs alleged baseball
Same al Recreation park yesterday
Afternoon
II was the frfi - a series - Fix
aames teguern the Seattle 90 WASHES
snd Portland riag rrp, Tlte leather
as smashed and pounded osi -
hafd ard - often that g uaa
sHsfeirss wreck aueu the EaHs.
Eesa TIE small boz refused 60 afe
osaf e a. q Eift hen farks tried
- afks ID aHHY
seattle made 10 runs nlf ID bite
4 hits. - bases and is runs.
unrinK the aEanY Wiisan rHi r.
all three Slab artists and they AL
iauksd aiihs o. Sammy NiEneaus
aHa hts crowd
Haafs - Innings
Portland ..... ...aOsB els
seattle 49,. ....ateg enae lie
fiIt4~ Seattle "a Portland. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

FALL Is COMING

The near approach u fall was her,
aided ~ great fi0eks % sea sulls that
arrived from the Narth this morning
These seaFsngern ~ the sea ~ north
wsfd ia The SPRING and return IN the
fat From uus on until their annual
lnisfHtlon again nest npfinS the birds
with their Alariii cries VIII b. familiar
an tbs bay.
asaaAiia are considered vsrr use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
EXPERTS ON
MUNICIPALITIES

GUELPH Ontario. Aus 1.-THE uus
HHsi meeting ~ the ontario Municipal
dissertation began here to-day aud vii
continue throunh tomorrow The ass
ISOLATION b. composed ~ the mayors
and either officials 90 The chief cities
n ontario
The principal objects ~ the aanaeiH=
ton arr Go protect municipalities
against che attacks ~ corporations
aud 90 promote such Hesitation with
fsHafd Go aHaoHementa aud taKvn aud
munioipal government an the repre-.
srutatiera FROM theif practical kuewis
edHe ~ the requirements If their mus
inequalities deem rKpedlent and nseeH-
aars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
WOODMEN'S
CARNIVAL
Loop-the- Loop Exposition Win
Open Angus, IS

kHratrick's isscp me inep exposition.
a4sf sas stlsrles= e t'hasf=Fs #ssEses
Waasfuaea - the Nufid. all eyes s.
fhr eis yuiveFrifB zreanta AasHst =
faf % aafs Nesatiafiaas a. Ehat snd
have tesn Or pfusrsss faf = sees hat
.--..,.. - !. a. ss.s.:<< ~, - ~ = = "a -
nHaiif decided ap1u A ~ MeCaFnIEk
= ths chairman - the COMMITTEES n
charge - nv affair
The sark - puftisE up = re- fierce
H. fsk. ths piars ~ the enc aasd faf
fha late carnival sss hssun tastaf. The
sisctFae lights on ths xfssHas wll -
maintained hgt the Industrial hsatha
sM b. lighted Nlth Eaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR KANSAS

TOPEKA Kas, Aaa = Fhs Haas
fiassf state - a. b. maeh 30 sFiassas
at the rouiiuk national ENC lssfus n
- the Grand Array ~ ths Rsnattts
fhis j. made evident b fha larsa sd
representative driesatinu - esfsHanz
that lsft Topeka foT sAa franeises thia
afternoon - SPECIAL train. The party
lneitsdss ihs dVpartmruf sufantafsasr
and stair. wtth several hauaFea either
Veterans ths4F ~tye. ard families
Fu rustts a. the ce'ast ths parts sill
stop AZ Aanitpu. 0lsuNncd Springs.
Aals Lake eits and namtxf ~ either
niaees - interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
VS..
CORcORAH

-..>..=.... ~. 80, 800 -,-4st.z
faliaasfr % puEiii-iu are iaakiHs
faf-Hfd q . good tsaf tonight
shsu Herman Miller. tas baltimore
asifsfe eight. and Tommy CefaafaH.
fht iaeai fi6htrs. cniur together fuf
= sa-F round a. The TIVE are regard
81 a. evenly matched and bath arz
pear 60 BE- in good SHAPE f0f the
contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

STRUCK
DENNIS
Dug's Twirler Was Driven to
the Tamarseks for Good

Dennis Mccarthy. vhiiom twirief
for Mr DiEdale. IL out Of Jon.
Dennis pitched for DUG IN The
opening game 81 the Seattle Los An
seles series. played yesterday alter
noon a. Athletic park. That i, ne
faased the balls over the plata and
Charley Reilly ard his Loo f.oos
smashed 'em The result vas that
seattle Was moat igunminiaualF de-
feated hy score u 81 n 3
For SIX Innings u vas ~ pretty
game % anyone would care % SEE
Then the slaughter. II was really
haartrandinR % rec how the Loo
Iaos anatted out uie kersshioz 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

IL - stated today that bulgaria
vii not bee toreed into war unless
the Turks. ~ ndulsina tn atrucitirs
ihefv. lnfiame the public 1pinian
bulgaria ia urgiHK the puNern Ia i'm
nfeaa ou the Porte the necessity af
empleying only TufsiHh regulars e.
pat down she rebellion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
WAS HURT IN
A RUNAWAY

Frank Rselsr. i5-Ysar-sid 10y. VS.
seriously injured IN runaway roster
g. afternoon. lie had finished hitch
lug q horse 10 a meat wagon - the
heontans stahirs and had just climbed
g. the seat whsn the animal took
fisht aud ran away A. Jackson
s.rses the wagon turned over ks4lsr
s@s thrown out and the team ran aser
hinn n = feared that be sustained
Internal Injuries Hs vas taken b his
Asus. ~ John street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
nE.s a GRANDPA NOW

County Clerk k0epfli. during the
last ~ hours has become grand
father for the fret time In his NE.
ard his employees fthe mem. sIe
smoking real good cigars. Mr.. Al
bert kospfiL manager % hanpAch
& Co., l. the fstpe 81 the county
clerks new grandson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
LOST S4.25
Two Boys Said They Were
Held Up by Robbers

Neatun phtiiias Wha lives On cherry
street near Ninth assnue. ard > Haliux
frien8 frum Evsrstt Nere hsld au
Tnarsiay niwhs while refnfnius fraea
TIE carnival % tbs farsnHr harae. The
hiEnHavfmnn covered the Yunu9 asn
With revolver ard futlhed them -
HM The affair has net fs~en reported
B. ths police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
cRAcK SHOTS
or CANADA

TORONTO. Ont. Aug fa-An
roads for she mHrksfuEu lei today 70
= gsstsra rzrE- hr91 ssze fhEsH a.
nuai tournament u TIE Dominion of
Canada Trap ShootinE ard Game
ProterffVa association opened under
conditions % highly Favorable
character
Ths llat of Contestants includes the
rafnea ~ nearly all the famous
nlarksncn % Canads. Ths program
this year covers four DAYS TIE
champi0nHhip events. both team ard
Individual. and aiso the Mali trophy
ard Grand Canadian handicap. VII
- decided Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
THE HORROR GROWS
ANOTHER CAR FULL OF VICTIMS OF THE PARIS
DISASTER SAID TO STILL BE IN TUNNEL

tainluE a large r,imoef ~ bodies,
Credit is given The fvport heeauss
several employees arc atiii Wtasius
Including the engineer conductor
and several other perHsna. y hose
bodies are not hWAnE these teeeNs
cred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

PARIS. Avg ta-An alarming ru-
usnr has bern set af,as,f today O. the
sffr,g that the authorities uf tar
Metropolitan Railway aRH AgtfHa
eFsfriy concceiiuE the sxfvHt ef
Nnnday's disaster. and that another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
AL.AR MIN G
The Revolution i'm Southeastern
Europe Is Worrying the
Powers

r.ANnoN. Ava ia dispatch fas
celsyd fram sofia to-day states that
accommodation between &aiantka
naA MNnaHtif has been interrupted
aaA that he ta impossible t. obtain
aathtalie news of the revolution
kt..h fneagvT news a. Is received.
hewsVer. To 90 most alarming
chsra ier-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

the last three times they haa sheif
fag@.
for tire visitors.
Score ~ innings
i - Angeles .....eot0 col e lis
uita- Seattle. ?. Toa Angeles, II.
Frrorw- seattle. 6. Los Angeles. l.
YssssrdsY's Gsuss
Al Salt fAkr-selt Lake. 3 Butte,
o
At Spokane Helena, 8. Spokane. ;.
Al Tacoms-san Francisco. :.
agss.ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

James q Hamiin. bookkesper at the
Dexter Horton hank. vas granted
divorce from HE wife Marion bamilna
~ Superior funEr NORRIS FeatsfttaN.
ing. on grounds ~ dcsertlou Nj and
Mrs Hamiin were married IN Tacoma
~ Isqt IN 1871 Mr. Hamiin Hilasfd
Mr. Hsmlir left him and has refused
% rsturu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

much - the refuse that hnds Its way
into the bay Their headquarters. 80
20 speak are 81 the obnoxious city
garbage Jump on the tide fats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
Hickey win pitch

Tomorrow viii b ladies day Al
1thlsilc park and Jack Hickey THE
Idol % The fair ser fans. viii be on
HE hiring line. FnKie formerly II
Perfiand. whom DuRdaie has sisu-
81, 7vifi probably pitch FriduY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
TENNIS TOURNEY

EfofN cry iewn. AVS r. fsiaF
tssan under ausufrloHs rHnsltiaus 81
g. ~ ths annual tournament q ths
STATE TrHrts aasHFfatian f.Haalas
,=-s-S =. -, .=-.s---.
Dakota have ssnt their hesf fiafsHs
IssaasnE frun thr Eatf rnffsiisf the
fnafuasnsnf eifi b. ttr hrst affair =
fts klna sesF ruiisd off Del fhis sss lion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

william SofhArh wants a alxufse
from Nellie Norhsek on statutory
grounds Jon tA1~ and Richard ftae
are named a. ru.resupnAeuts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
2ase beS WauleIsIs se;dbIt.

Die Gage bes RauleieIs fnb ae,6bIt.
So ~propbeseit Der Der. Staaten @sne.
r%alecnfuI 8iHarb @anibsr in frankfurt,
Oeutfhtanb. in einem ofH,isIep 8sridt
an eas Staatsbepariemsnt, in tpeIhem
er bon BEN 5sbtuIa. elmer areusung BON
Bfsrb unb Zebra. fpri&t unb fast, bab
es ben Wauleiel p~srbrdnssn tpirb. 81
faet:
nDeuif&Ianb pia na&ssuiefen ba.
ben, bab Der WauIefsI, aus Der Wi5duna
BON Bfero unb Gel, qualitatip esrinaer
als oas aus Der 2rsusuns bon pfsrb unb
Zebra entfianbsne 1bier lit. Srlber
bsrri4te bic ani&t. baB bas 9ebra
lat aar nibt mebr srritue. Die 81.
i1liebuna bon Afriia, namentIid benz
6tli@sn 9beil. o%fenbarts. baB bisie bab.
idsn Ibisre nod in GROCER 8abl porban.
ben iinb.
,,8er8Iiden nit gferben unb Rinbern
baben tie beionoere 8oribeile, ba fe aes
gen bic sefabrlids Pferbsisude in gfrita
uno ant 8e8en bic i6btiihe Siege
.,1ietfe" immun finb. Sie Srage ents
ftanb baber. OBJ bas Zebra niGt an SteIe
ess WauIeisls. Der ssipbbnIi4 in ben
Sropsn eebraudt ipirb, iommsn tonne.
Das 8srbisnf fur bic 2biuns biefss
problems sebabrt 9tof. gafar @ipart,
pel1er fsit 1895 beitrebt getpeien, Rreus.
unsen sipif&sn Pfetben unb 3sbras Der.
porsubrin8en. UNI Elm Sbisr 40 entpideIn,
pel&ss benz WaulsfeI in isbsr 8s,isbung
dberle8en iein iuirbe. Sein Proouit
ipirb bas 8ebruia senannt. tpel&ss noe.
gen ieinsr Sorm unb ieinss t5tperIiHen
8aues. Gementli& Der Sdrte ieiner Sufe,
~beionbers fi& fdr aae Iransportarbeit
ei8net. iuel&e biSber bon bsm RaulefsI
eetban tpuroe. Die grpsrimente tuaren
bis iest 70 erfoIerei&. oab maj porauss
iaBt, baB baS 3sbruIa i'm 2auIe bes
iesiaen Sabrbunosrts ben Mauleisl b5Is
liz p~erbrdneen tpirb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Netne Getrdnfe.

Die Staats, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat
iest entIGieben, BOB @strdnfe aud ale
Rabrunssmitteln ~ bstra1isn finb unb
pirb barauf isben. baB bisfslben rein
tsreefeat tpsrben. Dr. 3. 8. @arren,
@bief Der Estate Dailp unb 6oob
@ommifon", srfldrt .9as 1rufs Gnb
8orporaiionsn, bic iH nit Der Ser.
.aslune psrfdli&tsr Rabrunssmittel be.
fafen. tusrbsn unnadii&tli6 berfolet
tpsroen Nur abiclut refine Nabrunsss
mittet iouen uno birfen ben Bsipobnern
oss States 9ennipIuanien ssIisfsrt tpsrs
oen." Ra4bem bic 8ebbrbs BEN Ser.
fauf bon 8%unftbutter, sefdli&tem
S&mala. WoIuhss u. (. tp. 70 aismIi1
Elm @nbs ssmadt bat, mil bieielbs isst
BEN Bier unb anberen eeifieen 8strdns
Ten ibre aufmsriiamfsit f&snisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Das GntIafunesre6t Der @rnbsn.
better i'm &nthraeit. Oiftrift.

9rdfbsnt Diaiam Dsitrep bonn 4.
Difrift Der Sartioblensrdbsr. Orsanifas
tion erfldrt, bub &c aus Der Nus8Iei&ss
behbrbe uustrsten tpirb. tpenn Der 1ns
parteiiide, tpel6sn &iGtsr 6rop srnens
men iol. sntideibst, bab bic aussIsids.
teb6rbe bic 8eioIution Der @rubsnbsTber
annimmt. tpeIGe ls bere&ti8en fol-,
einen 8obIsnerdbsr aus irsenb sinem
@runb su eniIafen. aubsr ipsssn 8use.
bOrisfeii aur Union. Dis @~rubsnbsESer
bebuupien, baB ibnen Nismanb bas gnt.
IaHun8sre&t frsitie maden iann, unb
bic 9o~blen8rdber bsbauptep. baB bic Yin.
nobme elmer fOiden &siolution Der @ia.
tar Der @~rubenbefber 8pri&ub Isiitsn
une ben Undergoing Der Organization Der
Irbeiter bebeuten tplrbe. Sober Nrbei.
terffibrer piirbe bann unter biefem ober
ienem ni&tissn 8ortpanbe entlafsn tper.
ben fbnnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
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= Patrid Collins bon pine Strabs
tpuree an Sonutae AbeRb nabe ben
S&eunen Der B%ennfpluunia 2oblen Som.
panic bon einem 2broop Babntpassn se.
trOfsn unb bsfen Rdbsr i&nitten ibm
mebrere Singer ab ; au& srbisli er Elm
ssbro&enes S&ldHsIbein uno anbsrs
SerlsBuneen.
Der gIarm bon 8affen 81 an
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Strabe peruria&t. Der obne 8sifanb Der
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