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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Gives the Military Board No Basis
HE TRIED TO KILL A NURSE
Savage Attack by Half Breed Indian on
Young Woman-Admits
His Guilt.

Marquette. Mich. July 15.-Nclson
Coatey. half-hlced. captured at Pick
erel lake, nine miles east OF Marquette,
by a posse OF officers fer attacking Il
nurse IN this city ON the afte Loon of
July /. has been hello for trial in the
circuit court and will undoubtedly re-
ceive lon1 sentence lie admits his
guilt.
The crime was attempted on the
beach nj tie foot OF Hewitt avenue.
CoatCy dru-4,d his victim into tn
brush. tore her clothes and beat her.
and packed Ler mouth full of sand
and mud 10 sthe her 81 cams. but
help arrived in time To save her. The
lnuian toCk to his heels and remained
i'm hiding until traced by the officers.
He has bad record. having knitted
several men. His intended victim is Il
resident of Chicago. She is recover
ing from her injuries. The prisoner is
charged with assault with intent to
murder.
Sound kidpayG ara "a feUuards Of 70
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Kept Alive by stimulants.

Even IN Tie ea.Iy cvcning medical
opinion was less pesSimistic. and Or.
Mazzoni thought the end was not with
in sight He expressed the belief that
unless the disease took an uneXpCtt-
ed turn there was no reason to appre-
herd death for two or three days This
sta ment. however, did not relieve the
anxiety Of those whJ know what pow
erful ,timulants ;In being constantly
administered. Some attribute the
pou,itf'S extreme weakness 10 the ex-
cessive mental ard physical efforts un-
dertaken : 1day, in receiving visitors,
hearing iSS. etc.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Another Voice Against "UncIe Tom

Atlanta. Ga, July 13.-The conven-
ton Of the aptist Young Peoples Tn
ion of America has ended. 1T is time
for the northern people To stop putting
Uncle Toms Cabin before their chill
dren," declared Samuel ID. Mckinney.
Of Alton. ILL.,. 10 the convention in
speaking for a union of the north and
south. 1T engenders feeling and bit
ternpSS"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Kentucky Republican Politics.

Frankfort. Ky. July 13.-Estimates
on the delegates to the Republican
state convention that were selected at
ninety-eight Of the 40 county conven-
tions show that out of the 2.2S4 there
are 1.12J instructed. as follows: Bel
KNAPP. 7O2; Wilson. 1876; Pratt 227;
uninstructed. $50 and 301 not heard
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Wool Concern "a bankrupt

Poston. Mass, July 14.-IIeritage &
Hurst. wooden manufactures of Mon
hon, filed a petition I'm bankruptcy in
the United States district court. The
liabilities amount to $4S,46S and the
assets 10 1882
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Cuba Eager for n Big Loan,

Havana. July 14.-President Palma
has sent Il message TO congress rec
ommending the appointment of mem.
Der of each house to act with an ap-
pointee of the executive commissions
ers to proceed to the United states and
negotiate the S3J,OC0,OO0 loan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Col. Missiles Promoted.

Belgrade. July 13.-Colonel Mishics
of the Sixth infact. regiment. which
took prominent part IN the coup
d'etat of June II. has been promoted
to the post of departmental chief of
the ministry of war
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
PREPARING ron A NEW POPE
Vatican Has Made Up Its Mind That Destl
L. n Matter of Days.

Whatever may be the outcome the
Vatican world has fully made up its
mind that the demise of the pope Is
only a question Of days at the most,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Portontous OF the End.

Never before has the patients weak
ness progressed as it did yesterday.
For the frs time since his illness the
pOntiff asked TO have the shutters al
most closed as the light hurt his eyes;
and at the same time, contrary to his
rs nN-S lnIp.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17

A woman WORKOUT who never has to
lift a hand for herself, who does not
know the meaning of the word worry" '
How can it be possible2 That it is posi-
bic is proved by the experience of many
a woman who, because of sleeplessness,
nervousness, backache and other wom-
anly ills, becomes an utter physical
wreck.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription gives
new life and new strength to weak, worm
out, rundown women. II establishes
regularity, dries unhealthy drains, heals
inflammation and liberation, and cures
female weakness. II makes weak women
strong and sick women we'll.
uI suffered for FIVE years with Inflammation
which caused violent pain and often torture so
bad at times that could not be about 10 attend
to my daily duties" writes Mrs. Julius c. Bell,
of Bathroad Kingston, ont Wife was simply
misery to me and did not know which way to
turn for relief Had tried doctors but found
they did not help me. My druggist advised me
tn try DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription-eulo-
giving IL in glowing terms. decided TO give II
a trial and brought a bottle home am happy
to say that after the use of the first bottle lei,
after that third bottle I have good reasons to
be pleased, for l am to-day well woman, work
is easy and the world looks bright l have per-
feet health thanks to your medicine"
Sick women are invited to consult DIR.
Pierce by letter, free. Address DR.. X. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
uFavorite Prescription makes weak
women strong, sick women well. Ac-
cept no substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with rFavorite Prescription when
ever laxative is required.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
TRUSTC0NT RACTv0IO.
Salt Company Cannot Collect
from the Combine, Says the
State Supreme Court,
CNE OF The JUSTICES DISSENTING
State Anti-Oleo Law Invalidated by
the Same TribunalABrutaI
Indian Arrested.

Lansing, Mich, July IA majority
of the supreme court, Justice Grant
dissenting, has set aside judgment of
$1,000 secured by the Detroit Salt
company in the Wayne circuit court
against the National Salt company for
salt purchased under contract The SUI
preme court says that the officials Of
the Detroit company knew that the
National company was endeavOring to
secure cont oil Of the salt market and
the contract is therefore declared to
be illegal, being in restraint of trade
and the courts will not aid in the en-
forcement Of illegal contracts.
Anti-oIeo Law Is Invalid.
In affirming the case of Bennett VS..
Carr the supreme court practically
gives death-blow to the Michigan
anti-colored oleoma garlns law by de
claring it not Il violation of the law
to manufacture or sell oleamargarme
colorcd with an ingredient coloring
matter such for instance as crude
cottonseed oil. which is an Ingredient.
and when not refined gives the product
the desired butter color.
state Military Camp.
Lansing. Mich. July 1.-THE only
info nation the state military authori-
ties have received in response TO their
last inquiry about the regular army
maneuVcrS is that General Bates, of
the department of the lakes, has rec
commended that the Michigan and 9th
er National Guard organizations 90
into camp with some Of the regulars
at Louisville, ny, but that the secre-
tary of wa. has not yet acted upon tie
I recommendation.
Gives the Military Board No Basis.
This does not give the state military
board a basis for Il decision as to
whether Il state encampment will be
held, and il has been thought that such
Il decision must be arrived at. Colonel
Wagner. adiutart general of the de-
partment OF the lakes. will confer with
the board.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Tent Roof Was "a Iiig Balloon.

The convention was in full prog ess
and although there were signs of rain
and some wind was blowing no trou-
bic was anticipated by the manage
ment. The sides Of the tent were up
TO admit air, and this enabled the
squali to lift UP the big canvas if it
were balloon. The gust Of wind that
turned the tent over came so suddenly
that no preparation could be made to
foreStall the consequences. The wind
swept under the tent, the roof Of which
Immediately bellied out like an i'm
mense sail The smaller guy ropes
Wee pulled from their places. and in
a moment more the big poles were
drawn from the ground
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
CURES
SICK HEADACHE
BACKACHE
WEAK STOMACH

Mrs DINA NANDERwALL, lis Apple ST.,
MuskegOn, Mich:
Two years ago my daughter was affect
ed very badly with kidney trouble. She
felt weak at the stomach and had sick
headaches very often. She got poorer
and weaker right along, and we could
get no help for her, until we we're ad-
vised to try Kinyon's Blood and Kidney
Remedy. | got that and began giving it
to her. She improved at once. | think
it the best medicine of its kind | ever
heard Of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Woman shows Presence of Mind.

As 1t was many women tainted and
were eNtricated from the folds of the
canvas with much difficulty. Mrs. Win
fired Sleep. of Denver, who was in
charge 81. Marks hospital tent seeing
the catastrophe at the big tent close
by, telephoued the electric light com
pany to shut off the current This
prevented any damage f ON the live
wires that had fallen with the tent
poles. \ feature that showed the re-
ligious nature of tie participants was
seen when the majority was eXtri-
Gated from the canvas folds. Led by
an eastern delegate all eathcredaround
in the open air and an impromptu
DraiSn sprNirn WIS hnld
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17

Sound kidneys are safeguards of life.
Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's
Kidney Cure. r.. Is. LOngwell. IN
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
BIC TENT COLLAPSES.
Endeavorers Hit by Heavy Blow.
Which Wrecks Their Man
Auditorium.
CHICAGO MAN AVERT3 A CALAMITY
Score of Persons Suffers from Wounds
and Shock, One Seriously, bnt
No One Killed.

Denver, July 1.-THE big Tent En-
deavor, where the Christian Endeavor
convention has been held for the past
four days, was blown over, while more
than 5000 people were attending The
proceedings. The injured numbered
nearly Il score, but fortunately none
of them was seriously hurt. Mrs. Jes-
sic NJ. Thornburgh, of Denver. was the
most seriously injured, her nose being
badly gashed and her scalp suffering
several wounds. The presence of mind
Of \. NJ. ramsey, Of Chicago, who
sprang to II chair and called TO the
people TO hold up the canvas and poles,
undoubtedly prevented many from suf-
locating
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
Indications That the Last Of
Earth" Is Rapidly Coming
to Pope Leo XIII.
ENTIRE CHANCE IN HIS BEARING
Ceases to Take an Interest in Life, and
BECOMES Docile.
Cries Out in His Sleep and His Ideas
on Awakening Are Confused
Rapidly sinking Rela-
tives Summoned.

Rome July H. 1880 a. N. - The
pope has passed I somewhat restless
and agitated night. He awoke at $50
o'clock, but shortly after dropped again
Into heavy sleep.
Rome. July II. 4:2o a. MIR. Lsp-
poni has succeeded i'm terminating the
pope with stlmulants. lie also gave
him Il little nourishment The pa
tents breathing is again difficult He
says he feels very tired.
Rome July a. 1920 a. m.-Shortly
before midnight the pOntiff fell into a
state Of unconsciousness-half sleep,
half coma He is very restless The
heat of the body is high for the pa
tents organism, and appears to be
feverish.
Rome, July IA dispatch from
Rome timed midnight says: The pope
is rapidly sinking All his relatives
have been summoned. 1t is reported
that he has lelapsed into unconscious
ness"
Rome, July If, 2:15 a. m.-The pope
called out several times in his sleep,
and then awoke, showing great signs
of depression, and with his ideas some
what confused
Rome, July Il. 2:1G a. m.-"While
there is life there is hope" was all
the consolation that DR.. Lapponi could
give in admitting that Pope LeO's con-
dition was very grave The pontiif
has sdffe ed another relapse, and he
lies this morning i'm more critical
condition than ut any time since the
middle Of last week. The semi-coma-
tose condition into which he fell at
midnight, and the confused state Of
his heretofore lucid mind on his aw3k-
enIng at an early hour this morning
accompanied by still greater dcpreS-
sion than during yesterday. are re-
garded as symptoms of the gr9yeSt
nature. aud a. pointing to an imminent
dissolution
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-07-17
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
Die berhdtiste W1iaer. afaire.

8rafbent 8coiepeIt's @bift. ipona@ in
9uiunft in Der 8eeierunesbruderei in
@aibineton stpiiben Unions unb Hidts
Unions 2suten fsin nnteridieb esma1i
tperbsn bltfe, bat bic Central 2abor lln'
ion bon Waibineton, Der ettua 80 Unions
nngsbbren, beranIaBt, allen Nrbeiter.
OrsuniiaiioHen i'm 2anbe ben SOL bss
bon Der 8pdbin6sr, Union aussefoBsnsn
8ormannss WiQer nohmals rorsuira'
sen unb fe aufsuforbsrn, auf cine Wobi'
f%iation 6ss 8ooiepsIt'ihsn utas Su brin.
gen. 9len @entralf5rpern fnb oiesbs'
sdeIi6s 8risfe susefdidt iporben, aud
Der Nstp Dotfer Central Seberatec nn'
ion. Sn benielben purbe u. VI. 8efagt.
oab Wiqer fi& mebrere Mals eeesn bic
@sisbe Der Union unb aud eeeen bic
2~anbeseeiese uereuneen babe unb bes.
balb ausBstoben puroe. 90 bsiBt 60 in
Der betrefenben &siolution .Sn ct.
pdsune, baB bic 4uGbinbsr. Union in
i%onisrpatipsr @eiie bic slutoriidt bsS
9rdiibenten bel Der Wieberantequne bes
M. u. Niaer nnerfannt bat, inbem tie
bsidIoB, bub ibre Witelieosr nit ibm bis
sur enbsiIiisen grlebieune Der gnsele.
genbeit arbsiten iouen. unb
SIN grudeuns, bab no&maIs in frif'
ter nebsrsinitimmuna nit ben 8unbes.
ssisbsn seeen Miaer Nnilasen erbobsn
unb bemielben our 8eanttportune oerisl,
ben cine Srift eetrdbrt irurbe, oesbaIb
iei eS
8si&IOFsn. bos mir bic SanbIunss,
psifs bes 8rafbenten nur ale unfreunb'
LID bstraGten miHen, unb lei es ferner
8sidlofsn, bab bic %oreuniiirte Arbei'
teri&aft bes 2unbeS aufseforoert ipirb.
ben PrdIibenten Der Der. Staten in 8e.
titionen su srfu@en. fem gbitt su mobifi'
cirsn unb Miaer's gntIafuns aus BEN
Reeierunesbienit anauorbnen, bumit oer'
ielbe nod perbsfert perbsn fann."
Die ReiOIution puroe Obne @eiterss
inboifirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
Sefhnloteune Der 1tnebrenbaftia,
Felt.

SIN Der idneitsn 8eriammIuns Der
@bicaBoer FEDERATION Of 2abor tpuroe bic
ofene 8eihulbiauns etboben. bic BON
ben oeriGiebenen gIrbeiter 9 Unions in
@bieaeo erbobenen umlassn feien perssu.
bet uno auf @ebdlter bertpanbt trproen.
Vie 5olse mar cine iebr iidrmii6s 5ib.
une. in peIter man ii4 eesenieitis Der
Gdee Sisb. nit 8orpdtfsn iibetbdufte unS
Sanoarsifldisiten MUIR nit GROCER MIbe
perbinbert ruroen. Die Dissolution Idlob
nit Der Ibi6afune beS 8srtbsibisunsss
fonbs. Gomites.
SameS 8opman, Der frdbere 8rdfi.
bent Der FEDERATION. unb Der Drsanifa.
tor S. s. Sibpatrid erflGrten, bic 8or,
aanse in ber 8erilmmIuns unb bic Dor.
fommniRe, ipeI&s busu eefdbrt bditen,
8erel6ten ben Union, Nrbeitern Der Ser.
Staten sur S&ma&. Die 8ei&uloia.
un8 Der nnebrenbuftisieit tpuroe gan,
unperblimt eeeen mebrere berpcrraaenbs
Grbeiterfdbrer erbObsn unb ss tuurbe Der
antra8 eeftelt, oieie Wdnner bon ibrem
Nmt su ~iuspenoiren. Ra& duberf ftdrs
mii&en SerbunbIunssn beI1lUb bic sc.
oeration, einen Wiiteltpeg einsuiHIoaen
unb elm @omite sinsufeben, tpel6es eins
untsrfuduns Der 8ef6uIOisunsen eesen
bic s%tipabnten Wdnner einlsitsn Icq.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
Saskatchewan

Prufefpr s. ". SoreI bon 9ariS, elmer
eer berborraeenbten fran,5ffGen Sc.
lebrten (nidt su Sertpe6ieIn nit benz
8drider 8rofsfor Sorsl) fdnbist bas
Wleoerauftreten zines Der feItenfen unb
am ipenisiten %berfanbenen Spnnen.9 bd .
nomene on. ndmlid bes i%ossnannten 8l.
i4ofs. Girtels. Disies 9bdnomen 1T i'm
eanSen mittIersn europa beutliG fGi,
bar. uno bieIe @elebrte beoba6ten oas,
isIbe in Der Sofnuns. enbIi& feline Ut.
faHe fefsutelen uno Defenders feinen
etpai8en Ginfub auf gultan. IusbrG6e
su ermiiteIn. Ser ..8Hdofs . @irteI''
beftebt aus atrei Rinsen, einsm inneren.
blduIi&' filberfurbenen Sting sund&ft Der
Come, uno einem duberen Sing, psI6er
stpeimal 10 brett, bon iupfsrrotber Sarbs
1T unb an Der einen Settle nit benz erIien
Sting beri6miIst, tpdbrenb er ii@ uuf Der
anoeren Settle almdIie in benz blauen
Simmel abtDnt. Wenn infoIee Der Hdbe
usiber .SnufsnpoIten" elm @ontrafi
entteb., 70 'piro cine unbefbreibIi4 sau.
bsrbafte Birtune bsrpOreebradt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
SeS6Ifernus Gnslanb's fdnet an,
3n ee%eeneriren.

Die Rssierune Bat cine Sadbeidn.
oieen. Gommiiion ein8eiebt, um bic rlr.
laden Der manaeIbaften i6rperIi6en unb
seiftieen @ntpideIuns Der 8inber in ben
unteren Sdidten Der 2onboner 8spblte.
run8 su unteriu6en. SO ssfhiebt bies
infol8e bon gt6rieruneen iiber ben Sc.
8enftanb in beiben Sdufern bes parIa.
mentes, nobel auf bic ernffen SoIgen iit
ben WiIitdrbienft unb bic Snbufrie sin.
eetpieien ipurbe. Sc tuurbe unter gnbe.
rem bic Sbatfa6e berporeeboben, baB bon
ben bic 2onboner SGulen beiu6enben
8inbern 10000 tbrpsrIi1 gum unterrit,
ten u~ntauelid ieien, iotpie baB Elm Drit,
tel auer &efruten als bienfuntaueli6
suriidBetpieien tpsrben muBte.
Das ,,Gbronicle" iuet onsu: .@snn
bic Station alS @eiammtbeit entartei, 70
mlRsn mir uns entipeber bsfern ober ben
&f, alS Station au seIten, aufssben
Die S6afune unb grbaltung zines ge.
iun6en Wenideni1lases 1T Der srfie unb
bieaeidt Ter einsise @runb fur bas 90.
'ein bon Nationen. unb tpenn bic Wafe
oes Bottles in pbpiif1sr 8s;isbuns berg.
ab esbt, 10 tbut fe baS fiber aud i'm
Sbarafter uno Snteaiesns."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
Die eutseauna Mmerifa,s.

Sentp 8ienaub, Der erfte Seirstdr BET
a~merifanifGen Botf@aft in 8ariS, bai
cine Grtpiberune an ben oeuii&en @elebr'
ten Or. 8uee in Dresden erIafen. 8ues
bat 8ignaub's 2beorie bon Der 8etbeilis
aung Toscaneli'S on Der @ntbsduns bon
4msrita f%ritiiirt. Dis 8rofGlrs Big
naub'8 8reift Or. Ruse iha,f an, betont
SebIer in ieinen 2batindsn unb SdIub.
folssruneen uno beiduIoiet ben beuiiden
@eIebrten, fi& san3 unporbereitet in ben
Streit eemiidt 3u baben. Ser Gbnraf'
ter Der 8roi&iire uertpeif Or. Ruse in
bic Dsfsnfpe.
Serr 8ienaub. tpet&er prdiibsnt bsr
ametifaniidsn @eieaf6nft bon PariS 1T.
bat lebenSIdnsli&e Stu6ien fiber bic gnt'
beduns @merifas unb feline erite @e,
i6iGte semadt. SIN September 1901
per5fsntIidte er Elm epodemadenbss
8eri, bic Sru6t unermioIider Inter
fuduneen. Or bebauptete. einen Sabts
bunbsrte alien 8strug oufesbsdt su pa.
ben. Der bas Detf bss columbus Der.
osdts. unb betpeifen su i6nnen. baB bic
ioesnannten 9ofumente bsS Horentinis
iden gIitrOnOmen ToscaneIi. tpel6e @o'
lumbuS aIs Slbrer bel feinen @ntoedun.
gen benust bnben folte, Sdlidunsen tua'
rem. @r aub eldrsenbe @rinbe bafdr
an, bnb 2cscaneai ME ben beianntsn
Brief BON Sabre l474 IN ben 86nis
bon 9ortusnl eei&rieben unb aud ni&i
bic nnsebli6e Sesiarte sessidnet bube.
bic columbus miteenommen baben ioQ.
Der Plan beS Columbus. aeiste 8is'
naub. mar nidt auf piRsnidaftli&en
Sppoibefen buiirt, ionbern auf poiiiibsn
Radri6ten bon Der @ritsns bon 2ano
i'm Msten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
Wie bic 1oft'a neefteItsn &c.
fhr1pft tperbeu.

$4,000 dbsr bas game 2anb ssrftrsuis
9ofsO Offices @lerfs bsSublsn on Elm bal.
hes DubenO 8lreidoftS.6 sieli&aftsn
iabrIihen Gribut in Sorm bon Prdmisn
auf 8lref6ufts Bombs. Bon bieisn
@orpcrationen erbdlt cine ben 25penans
tbeil /; es it oies bic SibeIitp & Dspofi
60. pon Narplanb, bsrsn .8lcsprdioeni
unb Retp gorfsr Wanuser Ssnrs Q,
8Iatt, Elm SObn bes 9untssisnators,
unb Osrsn Nstp YOrtsr AnpaIt Der stpsitt
Sobn 9lutt's. Sranf, 1T.
Der Rane bss 9ensraI.9 ofmeihsri
Ssntp 6. 9apne sridsint i'm lester
Sabresberidt Der RationaI Surety 60
als elmer Der DirsttOrsn. 9isls Som,
panic ia cine iener 8irsi6ufis' @eisl'
idnften, bic unter BEN @sisb autoriIit
fnb. Bombs fur 9OftOffss > GIsrts !,
ftelsn.
@abrsnb psrrB Ssaib's RibpsrpaI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17

tuns bes gmtes bss /. SiIfs,@ General.
Pofmeifers pafirte Der gonsreB elm Sc.
ieb, tpsl&ss ben @snsraI.8 ofmeifer ers
md@tist, mad ieinsm @utbinfsn GIerfS
Der Offices l., Q. unb 3. &IaHe unter
Bombs su IelIen. Seitber finb $4,000
bon ben 10000 gIerfs unter Bombs ee.
fteIt tporben. uneeadtet oeS ~rlmfanbes.
baB fie ibren reip. Boitmeifern fGon
Bombs eeiteIIt batten unb unaeahtet oes
~1mitunbeS. bab bic lbrissn GIeris iibers
baupt nidt unter Bombs seitent ipurben
NIs bas @efeb in 8raft trat, tpurben
bic 9ofmeiter initruiri, baB man Bombs
bon Observation-Disclosures unb .8Ian.
fet"s Bombs Dor inbipibueIen ben 8orsue
eebe. gu6 ipurben bic Poftmeiitsr CT.
mdGiist. ibre @leris bel ben ,nntsrs
p%anbIunsen" nit ben @eieIiGuften su
,.Uertreten''. Mit einem Sebeisuss tpurbe
bic eroBe Mrmee bon glerfs einem baIben
Dubeno bon 8dreidafts'@ eieQiGuften
iberIiefert. bon Oensn bic Marplunb So.
bic tbdtiete pnr.
Rad iebr mdbiger S46bune fie6en
$40. 900 idbrIi6 bon ben Safhen ber
@lerts in ben 8eiib stpeier besiinfister
@eieaidaften. mad ben gInaGbsn gut
informirier 8erionen felt fiG Der BE.
tras gar auf sl00. 900. Das 1T elmer
Der etbBten SfanbaIe i'm Department,
Der nod bur1 ben llmianb. baB bic
Bombs bieier @eisaidaften ni9t bas
Bapier tperib iinb, auf benz fie ssbrudi
iino. neil bic Rssieruns sesebsnsn Sol.
les abicIut feline ~@ntiddbisuns erbalten
tpiirbe. an 8ebeutune eetpinnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
>. q. YartriDge,
&OBOfat aab &e6tSaHwaIt,
42l 2adaipannu ASenus,
Scranton Ba
'Gthpanberuue na@ benz Sftbmue
BON banana aefdbrltdt.

9sr frun,0iiide WiniiterprdiOsnt sr.
lisb an ale Prdfeitsn oss 2anOss Elm
8unbi6rsibsu, iporin er bic 8samtsn an.
meift, bic 8sp6lierung Dor Der Austpans
osrune nu6 BEN SfbmuS ron Banana, in
grpurtuns Der bulbiesn Snansrifnubms
bes Banana ganaIbaues, su narnen.
Dem 8unbihreiben ii Elm Bsri9t bss
frans6ff&en 8ieeioniuls in goIon, 60.
Iombiu, tbsr bic truurisen 8srbdItnifs
Der @%inipnnberer beiseleet, tpel6e bon
europa, fotpie bon ben fron;bfi&sn SIN,
isln Wartiniqus unb @uabeloupe mad
benz Sfbmus frbmten. DH 8oniuI
bsssi4net bic fIimatifhsn 8srbdIiniFe
aIS febr ihlsdie unb ben SrunaoFcn un.
sinitie. Yin ArbeitseeIeeenbeit febIt cd
%poltdneis, uno tuann ooer oh lberbuupl
Der 8au osS YanamafanaIs in 4ngrifi
senummen pirb. if febr unbelannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
Scmfe's
ltoenti9e 8terfube,
ais penn apenue.

Gin mad aItbeutfdsr @tiit ssfdbriss 9Ofal,
no man f4sr IA, ftts aussHtbmt etsuIbafi
~ fuoen,
Das nit oerieIben bsrbuHosus Refaus
T a n ltsfsrt ale DtIifatsHfn Der Sabrtsjttt.
,,@irJbnrser Sofbrdu" unO bisFae Bitrt
importirte Bsib. uno &otbpsiHt, prima Cigar.
rem, bOai&, BsOisHuHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
1mlius MOtisfa.

1913 q. @aitinstOn w., Ntuss SsItpbOu 3f9.
@db. unb Waldmai6intn, @riusus. Siey.
elss, @rasmdbsr, 6ltntsn, ,&epOipsr, SGl56r,
Wane- unb Salbsnubrtn, Shirms etc., rtpa.
rirt Waltinsu itbsr art aufasfsat, pattntmo.
belle f%abriiirt. Sls&irbtitsn unb plumbing.
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WaanetfeIfen.

BbpfilprOfsfor Barnett 1T bon elmer
Ianseren hi ieni&ufiliden Expedition.
bic ibn bsbufS 8~srmsfunssn nu& Der
Roropsffiifte fiibrts. surldseisbrt. @r
bat belonbere nnteriudunsen na6 ben
nria6en aneefteli, peI&s bas gbpeitsn
Der W%asnstnaoel in foI6sm @rabe Der.
beiidbIen. bab Der gompab BEL Der
S4thfabtt in alasfaniiGen @epGFern
fat unbrau6bar tpirb. Defenders auf.
fdais 1T oiss in Der Ra&bari&aft bon
Staaiuap. unb Bat isbt sntbedt, bab bort
eroBe Wafen bon Disqualification
%porbanoen limb, treI6e oisS bsrbsifdbrsn.
9ta1 Der anIi&t bss @sIebrtsn 1T bori
bsinabe Elm musnetifGer Sol ~porbanben.