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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-21

THE ENQUIRER mas Deen duthotlleu
by postal card and otherwise to print
the above names to the foregoing peti-
ton. It is our purpose to keep the Pc
tition standing for at least two or three
weeks, during which time we will take
pleasure in adding all the names we
may be authorized to add. We are
moved in the matter only by a desire
to give the people Of the county an op-
portunity to express themselves on this
subject. The citizens above named
have shown their interest by giving
the proposition their endorsement
There are no doubt hundreds of others
who would like to do the same thing,
and we suggest that their names be
forwarded to THE ENQUIRER without
unnecessary delay. The attainment or
the object sought will be greatly facil-
itated il one or more individuals in
each neighborhood will send in the
names of all the people whom they
know to be favorable to the movement.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-21

from the old lady,
Mrs. Captain George
Efhngham. The fu-
neral service had been held in obedi-
ence to Barton's request. Gordon, Har-
ris. Williams and small group or
newspaper men had come up to the
rooms. Falmouth read simple serv-
ice. and he and Gordon and Harris and
Williams afterward went out to the
cemetery. When it was all over, Cor
don, in accordance with his friends
wishes, came back to the rooms. Bar
toms will left most Of his personal ef-
fects to his friend. The furniture and
books he gave to Hope House. A small
sum Of money was divided among
few Of the Colorado people who had
been helped by Barton and were still
in need.
After Gordon had attended to these
simple details, his heart still burning
over the events that had become his
tory after the fire, he at last came to
Barton's desk and the disposal Of its
eontents. There was almost no cor
respondence. A simple formal note ad-
dressed to Miss Andrews asked her
to accept the furniture. pictures and
books and use them in whatever way
seemed best to her. Any stranger
might have written it. AS Gordon read
the cold. formal statement he said to
himself, "She will never know-I sup
pose it's all right-but oh, David. to
think of dying or hunger"
One Of the letters from Mrs. Efhng-
ham had been opened. 1t was dated
eight days earlier than the other, which
had come to Barton Oh the day Of his
death, and still remained unopened.
The first letter was written III Il fine,
close style, but remarkably legible and
free from wavering or uncertain end
ings.
Mr.. David Barton:
My Dear Sir-ihe promise l made to
your fric I'D Mr. Gordon that ! would
wr..e you after seeing my grandson Is d
promise take pleasure in fulfilling here
with.
My grandson has recovered his health
to a large degree. but the physicians say
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-21

sg Our farmers have two great prob
lens in their business-one to produce
their goods at less cost and the other
to find wider markets.-Aaron Jones.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-01-21
#isetllameul1s geadimg.
FOR A REASONABLE DOG LAW.
TO BE CONTINUED.

Citizens of York Consider Legisla-
tfon Necessary.
To the General Assembly Of South Car
olina:
We the undersigned citizens of York
county, respectfully urge such legis-
lation as will promise mitigation OF
what is coming to be generally recog-
nized as the dog nuisance.
It gives us pleasure to say that IN
his place the dog is useful animal,
often a source of pleasure to his
owner, and sometimes a source Of pro-
fit, and, therefore, we would not be
understood as asking anything like a
general prescription, or the enactment
Of anti-dog laws that would be either
unnecessarily harsh or unjust.
However, there are too many dogs
In the country and too little RESPONSE
bility for their ownership, and we
think that for the common benefit, the
ownership of the dog should be sub
iect to certain wholesome restrictions.
We would, therefore, beg to suggest
the ability Of an act providing
that all dogs in the state must wear
collars to be furnished by the respective
counties, at a certain proper price per
annum, to be fixed by the general as
sembly, that the revenue thus derived,
over the above expenses to go to the
public road or public school fund, and
that the respective counties pay boun-
ties to be fixed by the general assem-
bly,, for the heads of all dogs found
without collars, in accordance with the
requirements of law to be made and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
0ritter Staotrdt6szO ifrift.
@terter Stabtrat6s59 iitrift,
3O81

9us repubIifaniI6e 8otum fir Die
@dnbtbaten fir ben eriten aat6s5peig
mar, fpie folgt:
1. Warb - 2puis 81. 8ree6ad 946
Stimmen; feline Oppoittion.
2. @urb - 6enrD g. 6offmann
SOB Stimmen; feline Sppoiition.
3. @arb = 90. $. WeiFager 467
@timmen, So6n $. Stride 264 @timz
men unb 9enrp %. 2aumann 50
Sttmmer.
4. @urb = So6n s. 8bomas 421
Sttmmen; feline Sppofition.
5. Warb - Sofep6 Seibenmann
1852 @timmen, Qouis g. 8ornmann
203 Sttmmen unb @onrab 5. &raez
ter 416 Stimmen.
6. Wdrb = 3obert McGlintod 755
@timmen unb 80. 8. 8rigbtfon 400
Stimmen.
7. @arb - SObn 80. @ilro1 683
Stimmen unb 9eo. %. 8umgarner
43( Sttr1r1en.
8. Woro - Wm. 8. Barrier 1854
Stimmen urb peter Oe 9enben 1913
Sttmmen.
9. Warb - G6riftian 6eGtpig 1913
Stimmen; feline Oppofttion.
10. Mdr0 = @eo. Wittmer 326
Stimmen unb 6enrb q. 8enbel 219
Stimmen.
II. 8arb = 81. 0OrfeD Goule 800
Stimmer; feline Sppoittion.
II. Warb - Sam. $. SdtterIaG
562 @timmen unb Sobn g. 8runbuu
426 Stimmen.
10. Warb - Sobn 8. McGaul
808 Stimmen unO SucO6 6i5One $40
Stimmen.
ID. Wurb - Or. $. @buug6 SIS
@timmen unb Gumuel Qffefoer 466
Stimmen.
Is. @arb - 6enrp u. rlri9 III
Stimmen unb Sames Glenn 1874
Stimmen.
16. @urb - S6o8. 9. 8en, 300
Stimmer unb gbas. 6. 8lanep 405
Stimmen.
II. Warb - 6iram Wdttn 565
Gtimmen, @m. q. Silgbmun 544
Skinner unb So6n %. Wurtin 139
Stimmen.
10. @urb = 5drrp 90. g1ice 692
Stimmen unb Wiltam 2en5 500
Stimmen.
10. 0urb = Sag. $. Marine 781
@timrsn unb Sbomas Skinner 475
Sfimmer.
20. Durb - 6. u. &onmeper 545
@timmen, Soiepb 9urt 453 @timz
men uHb Wm. 8. 9ilbebranO 230
Stimmen.
q. @arb % q. $. lib $40 @tim=
men, Wm. 6. Wegpertb 1877 Sttmz
men unD WiGiam &dlb $50 Stim=
men.
%. Darb - d. M. @pr0Fer 800
Skinner unb Or. 2upus 6O4 @ttmz
men.
%. @arb - G6as. 8. 9etnBemdnr
989 Stimmer unb Nbolpb $. Wedber
Ats Sttmmer.
"a. @arb - Srant 8. 5iB 543
Stimmen unb Wm. 6. Bang 478
Stimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
GpnfirmanScn, nnfacpnRt!

!6ebbePs neues Ntelter, gtr. 81,
Noroz@apsStr., lit auf's Mobernite
eingeri4tet. 8On ben neren tinitIez
rid DollenOeten 9intergriinben lit be-
fpnbers Die 8trdensS Scene fir Nufz
nabmen in Combinations : 9feipern
erpd6nenspert6. Nlte 8iGber iperoen
copirt unO pergrOBert. &inber<Nufz
nabmen ftnb cine Don 9ebbel's Spez
5ialitGten.. Wunberbibi4e @ubinetz
8tloer fir 81 bas 9uBenb.
W}dra15,1oN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
apunerftaa. ben 10. April 1908.
Stnot Baltimore.
Brirfbrf6rbrrnna mad Dem anslanbe.

Die ~duspGrtige ppft fur Die mil
benz Is. 4pril enbenbe Wo4e f9lteBt
Gin alien 5dGen piinttIi4) i'm biez
fisen 9oItumte, pis folgt:
Die Poft lift often fir padet<S tIds
BON 9 ubr Mprgens Bis 5 nbr NaG'
mittags td9lid, ausgenpmmsn SOnn=
tags.
Die 9ampfsr berlaTen Gepzgorf,
R.zg., Biz dnberneitig dnsegeben.
SrangotIantif4e ppft.
Mittpp9 = 9 u6r Qbenbs, fir
Sranfrei9, @iib europa, @gppten
unb gritif4 : Snbien, per 9ampfer
ga 9ouraine" pia SABRE (ppf fir
anoere Sbeile Gurppa's mub per 80
2ouraine" uorefirt iein).
5reitag = 7 ubr Nbenbs, fir gu
ropu, per Odmpfer n&ronprina Wtl:
6elm," bia Ylpmouth, @berbourg uni
8remen; 9 ubr 46enbs, fir europa
per 0ampFer .Soerntd4, pia Queens
tDpn.
Boffir g Ii b. IN Gentru l.
4mertfa, 3d. It etc.
Mittpo9 = l ubr Nu9m,, fir biz
Bahamas, per 9ampfer BON Mttami
5la.; II l1br Ru9ts, fir Cuba, gu:
catan Ii. +. h.; per 9ampFer D@ipe:
ran3a;4 fir Bermuda, per 9umpfel
npretoria;" fir Ga 9lata : 9taoten
per Oamper %vGanning;" firSantta:
90, per 0ampfer rNioetp."
Oonnerftag = 1 ubr Ra9m., fin
Samaica, per Oampfer BON Bolton.
5reitag = IL n6r Ra9ts, fiji
Yorto Rico, Curacao unb @~ene5uela
per Oampfsr philadelphia" fiji,
6ubti unb Santa Martd, per 9ams
pier vQbironbad;" fir @entralzI Dime
rita unO 5Ib z9ocifie zs9Gfen, per
0ampfer rQlIiance", bid Colon; fir
Cuba, per 0umpfer rMlorro @aftle,"
pia 9apana.
9oit fir NeufunbGanb pia Nprtb
GponeD unb fir Miguelon Diu Bottom
i4IieBt bier tdgGi6 um 3 l1br Na4>
mittags; fir cuba pia Salnpa, 5lu.,
tGgIi6 um 1 l1br 1admittags; fir
9onburas, Gotta Rica unb @uutemas
la Dia 0efuzO rteuns tdgli4 Inn s l16r
Nbenbs.
Srans= g dcific GDf.
MittpO9 - ubr IbenOs, fir
Sbina uro Sdpan, pid Seattle.
Sreitag = 7 nbr Q6enOs, fir 9az
uaii, Sapan, China unb Die pbilipz
pinsn, pia San 6ran8isco.
Gamitag - ltbr Q6enbs, fir
NcuTeelan0, 4uitrdlien, Sill, Samoa
un0 Sotpait, bia San 5ran3isco.
Sransz zpoi ptrb tGgIi9
sum Q6gan9s6afen ~bef0rbert unb DR.
arrangements iinO ~getroffen fir beren
unUntsrbrp9ene lteberlanb : 8efDrbez
rung.
@. Dubies @arfieIb,
PoItmetitsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
sus benz Snnrren Warblnn0's nu6
BEN aueren,enDem Stnateu.

Staatsfetretdr tie man
9ner erfrdntt.
Wie geitern aus 4~nnapolis telegrdz
p6irt tparb. nurbe StuatsiefretGr
@ilfreb g. 8ateman gum 5~tpetten
MaIe Don einem S9laganfuae be-
trpffen urrb muBte in bulb betpuBtz
loiem 3uitanbe mad fsiner MDbnung
gebra9t tperben. Mun abefiir4tet,
baB sridfperlt6 tpteper eeneien pirh.
&a8erhetrdthe t. "a
Sn Cumberland fanb geftern in Der
Observation-Disclosures @munuelsz
Stride bic Srauuns bes 6rn, Sobn
2ouis 8. @eGington nit Sri. 9elen
@orbpn Bilep, elmer So9ter bes Or.
%. 80. WtleD, itatt. 5r. Msqtngtpn
lit Der einaige 5obn bes @rz8unbesz
fenators @ep. 8. Menington. 8iele
9Gfte bon 4uspGrts ppbnten Der
Jeier BET.
5o9puffer.
Sn Splse bes ftarten RegenfdlIes
Der lebten Sage 5inb Die 5life i'm
sSnnern beg @tadtes betrG9tli9 geItiez
Gen. 8is ieBt 1T iebo9 nod tein nen=
nenspsrt6er @9uben angeri6tet iporz
ben. Der potomac itieg geftsrn mebz
rere SUB.
Srau 5umbert &c torben.
Sn Gkitertopn lit 5rau Sriebri4
6um6ert i'm Otter BON 80 Sabren gez
itprbsn. Sbr Sob bringt Die Crime
rung on einen I6auberbaften Morb
i'm Muguit 1868 pieber auf. 5rau
Sum6ert mar bamals bic @dttin zines
6rn. @ilmpret unb betpobnte nit ihz
rem Mqnne Elm fIeines 6aus nabe Der
Gbefferz8riide. On benz erpG9nten
Sage fpurbe 6r. @ilmoret i'm unteren
@todnerte feinss 5auies tobt aufge>
furoen. Gein 8opf mar nit elmer
Dirt eingef6lagen porben, tpel9e neben
Der 2eihs lag. Die 6rau fanb man
i'm p6eren Stpdtperte ebenfaGs f9tuer
berleBt. Der 3ped bes Worbes mar
Raub. Cine in Der 5umilie lebenbe
9leserir eeitanb, baB i9r Rann bic
Shat begangsn babe, bod tonnte bas
@eri9t ben Mann nidt fduGbig iprez
den. Na9 i6rer Wieberseneiung 5og
Jrau 9ilmpret na9 Gbeftertppn unb
1eirdtbete 5rn. Sumbert.
Hpti3en.
Sn GaicottzgitD purbe Sr. &arl
Wdf9 nit SRI. 2uld Snapp BON
Della fir's 2e6en pereint. paftor
S6omas @oOb traute bds eliidIi9e
Yaar.
Der ,4nf @ieSerie6en : Club" gu
6~battspine CAB an Oitermontag einen
Ban, tpeldem unsefdbr $50 @Gfs bets
pobnten. SRI. @bu 6. 9erbert 1T bic
Brdfibentin bes Clubs.
6r. SDbn 8. 8eIdner, Der 8eIiBer
bes rMpntspmerpS9 Otels" gu apds
billie, if on Der WaFeriudt ertrantt
unb muBte mad einem 5OipitaI in
wafbington eebruht tperben.
Oas pielgenannte nGabin Sobn
8rfboez5otet@ lit BON ben S61nen Der
araa gobiaaer. tpetde bas Gef4df'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
ghnffrr inirh mirnrrcrmGHLt.

Columbus, o., Is. 4Pril. -
9ie Su6resfBung Der yQmal8amateO
QFociution Der Giien>, Sta3lz un0
8eiB6le6 : 4rbeitsr" 1T bier inter
8et6siligung BON $50 0sIe8aten 3us
fammenoetrsten. qrGiiOent Sbuffer
fi6rt ben 8orfB. 9os 2O6n>gomite
ipirb in feinem 8eridt, ME es 4eiBt,
feline peIentli6e Q6dn0erung Der be-
ite6enOen Qo6nfGBe boridlugen. Dem
9erne6men mad nir0PrGfiOent S4af7
fer nieDerernG6lt nerDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
outaIberidte aus gSaibingtun.
G6ren &benb ur 6ruu
Rnfhe.

G6ren@ NbenD ur 6fau
8Df6e.
S~olgenbes 8unof4ret6en 1T DON
einem @omite Der frii6eren n9sutiden
0ramutif6en @eisai4aft" auSge=
ianbt por0en.
Din bic MitgIieOer uno 6reunbe
Der fri6eren ,Oeut74en 9ramatif4en
@efenf6aft." = Der rs. 9e6urtstag
rrIerer pere6rten IangiG6rigen prGfiz
6entfn. Trau emma p0f4e, bat bet
pielen TreunOen bic Sbee nadgerufen,
ols Na4feier berielben cine 0ffentlt6e
Qnsrtennung bar3u6rtngen in Der
Storm elmer bramatiT9en Q6enbunterz
6ultung. Sin Sriginal=6eitipiel ipez
3ieq fir bic 8~elegen6eit geI4rie6en,
6iloet cine Rummer bes uuBerOrOentz
Ii9 rei6baItigen 9rogramm5. Sc
fam ieBt i9on oerii6ert nerOen, oaB
elm 8alazQbenb in @usIi9t Ite6t.
0ir niini6en nod einmal ale Die
alien Treunbe I'm bic Su6ilari1 gu
perIammeln, glei9fam aIs elm 3et4eH
Der 0anfbarfeit fir ibr langjd3rtgeS
uneigenniiBiges 8irten. So geoentsn
mir benin, einen G6ren@4bsno tur
6rau emma 90f4e als Na4teler 81
i6rem rs. 9eburt5tdge am Wtontdg,
ben q. Qpril, Q6enOs 8 ubr, IN Der
,Rational Rifle5' 6oae" gu Oerdnz
ftulten, unb erIuuben un5, Sic gu benz
fel6en freurblihit ein3hlaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

Metterdusfi9ten. Sir
MarnIonb unb ben Difrift Columbia
tbeilrpeiie tribe am Donneritag, tlar
am Greitng, DerGRberli4e @inos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Sas ufiisieae aeiuItat.
8ie na4 Der OffisieGIen 3d9lung BEL
Der repubIitanii6en Primdrpdbl
bic Gtimmen ~aDaeaeben tpurben.

9as Refultat Der Offt3ielIen 3Gb>
lung bes republifunii9en 8otums in
Der primGrfpabG am Z. Qpril fir
Wdnor, @Dntroleur uno Stdbtratbs@
PrGiibent 1T, pie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
spfhefter.G rfnriipnen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sept 1T bic ri9tise 3eit fir Sau>
len unb OrgantiatiOneu, ii9 tire grz
furiionstase gu ii4ern, faIs Sic nit
benz 8pIte gu ge9en nnb babel Gins
na6mel gu er5ielen pini4en.
(94-1O8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

9oDib RuTsll, peI6sr 3OSa6re
lang superintendent Der 8rOots'e
I6en Qpfomotipen : 6dbrtt IN 9uns
firt, R.Sg., mar, 1T in 6reOOnta, ga,-
81. deItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

begriinbete, fir $685. 900 an !5rn. 6.
8. HeumeDer uus 8aI6ington perz
fault tporben.
Sn 2durel min cine Geie[If9aft BON
philadelphia eineS trdbenbahn bdrerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
TrDbIi9e @e6urtstqog

GrDbGt9e 9e6urtstaosz
feter. = 6rau Qnna gIifabetf
8ubeter, bic Satin bes 9rn. adrl 81,
8ubefer, feierte geitesn A6enb i'm Be-
ten Mobliein uno i'm &reife 5a6lreiz
der 6reunbe in i6rer Wo6nung, Nr.
ola, @eit>6apetteSS traBe, ibren Is.
@eburtstag unO tpurOe gu gbren DEG
Sages reid beidentt. 5rau 8ubefer
rpurbe arn Is. 4priI in 6ribGar, 6ei>
fenz&qfeI, geboren. Sbr 9utte, nell
der friiber gefdGftIi4 tbdtig mar,
bate i'm 8erein nit ben &inbern, Or.
SO. 8ubetsr unb 6rdu Mtarp s. aupf,
elmer Sp9ter, has Set bprbereitet,
D6ne baB Die iibersIiidlt6e Mutter
etpas babon gemertt bate. Inter ben
Gntpefenben tparen: gdftor Guen6urz
ger unb bic 6rauen @uenburger, Ops
per, 8urtling, Sun, S9lenbprf, Sic
mon, Mutb, @berburbt, 9rinfmann,
Glus, 6Ortmiiasr, Sermann, RraB,
Gmri9, Watter9ofer, 9en5e, Murb s,
&rapf, fopie bic 5rIs. Nnaie Rrapf,
Gli3dbetR Rrupf, M. glas unO On
6eres
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

G&HttelfrOft, sdbmer3en, @ala.
eta, &a 0riDpe unb fHIifnme GrfGl.
funsen fnrirt ourd1 ,,8lanep'S 9lane
Rins" (audb In Hiifffaer sSprin).
SreiS 25c. MIenthalben pertanit
(StI2. 5&S,l Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
"The Family Physician"

@rippe, 9niteH mHS GrfaltnHs
gsriu4t cine g3ui8s siti'r DuHSssO'H'n @aoi'
,in; Fs DirO abusu $99.75 an 2oit0F'a'@HuHOsH
Euarr=. ari ausn glnnthALen Csc GhLS1lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

TittI. Sarometerf. $3.50 S6dhe 1emperotur. 80
YiittI. Ehermomeerf. Al 9~iieoriefte lemperat. a.
Die h6dite Sfuelisfett bes Rtnbes in elmer
stuuot betrua ID Dteiltn Dom gorbofen.
Sas eehrigs BETTER. Sic niebriaRs
9tmp,ratur 6s ~attrieen Cages Obs 8 llbr abenOs)
mar aui na5GtRannten 6tationen, Dit fOIot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

ST.. S9trm beDirbt lid
I'm einen 8pfeR IN Wah f.
inqtpn.-M ie aus Mdfhington
beri9tet nirb, bat t9 gT<GongreBz
mann Ghus. 81. @9irm BON bier nm
Die 9tene ols ~9iilfsA9etretdr I'm
S6aBdmt beporben. Der bisberige
Siilfs9GefretGr 90. 6. 4iles bat ndm@
lid refignirt, um cine Steue als 8ant>
prGiibent gu ~iibernebmen. @r trdt ge=
tern aug benz 0ienfte. 9r. S9irm
bat bic unterftisung beg Senators
Mrgomas, bod betbt es, buB er
fdmmtEide Marpldnber gOnsreBleute
fir fi4 6a6en muB, tpenn er bonn prG=
iibentsn errannt tperben niiF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

Sr+nft 9cnnD'S gbce mmo 9nffcc
Set 80 Sabren berii9mt tpegen
Qualitdt unD Yreiie. 6. 9. &ennD
o.. go QGoen. l60fu3l-
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1900 16,411 1856 1854 l1,284 12,82

Stir bic Ganbiouten fir ben %5tpetten
Stabtrat6s3peig tpurbe bas folgenoe
8otum abgegeben:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
eigenen bat
@elNienSmnaen nadl 0entifInnh

WeIo1elOnngen mad SeMtfhInnN
"a Gents pro Mart unb gOmmiis
fion. Gbeo. s. 9iener G 6 o.,
415 WdttrsS traBe. 4usIGnbif6es
Selb, We9feG unb grebit : grisfe.
S3iffstarten BON unb na9 guropa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16

Ropor. GoutroIeur. 4rafbeut oes
Giaotroths
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-16
Gine Relic nhd NenfifhIann,

UNI bic Welt ober mad irgenb einem
She'll Der Melt arrangirt. ReiiebiIs
lete ii6er ale 8abnz unb 9ampfers
Qinien. Sbeo. 8. 0iener &c
6 o.. Ais Water=Gtr. (266)
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@etterberid1t.
Ser. StdatensR ettersS irenu, l
Baltimore, Den 10. apriI 1907
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
0ersinienus Der beibeu er6Rersn
S&ueiberSerb dnoe.

Die llnitsb Garment Nprfers unb bic
Sournepmen TaiIorS baben in Waibins'
ton elm nsbersiniomm:n ansenommen,
noNur6 bic Surisbiftion bisier beiben
a5rperibaftsn nuf's @enauefe prdsiiirt
unb elm semeiuiames @omiie seidoffsn
piIb. tpeIde cine edrslihe 8ereiuisune
oisIer beioen &6,perihafien unb iomit
aler Nrbsiter i'm amsrifanli1en 8leiber'
sei6dft ouitrsben ioq. Dian bOfft, bic
sdnslibe 0sreinieuns binnsn einem Sabr
in's Weti su isBeu, pomii Der @sinmmt'
bsrbaub cine WiteliebersubI bon 100. .000
errsi6sn pirbe, inbsm Die llniieb @nr'
ment WOIisrS sur 5eit etlpa 10000
WiisIisber sdbIen unb bic Sournspmeu
Iailors ettpa 10000. Rd1 benz jsB,
setrpfisnen uebereintcmmsn ioll in Gu.
tunft Der SOurnspmen Tailors' nnior
SuriSoiiiion iiber bic 4rbeiier suftsben
welde in ben Ser. Staaien uno @anaor
8unbsnfIeiesr fur 9unbeni&neibsr on
fertiaen, iribrsnb Der @Grmsnt Worisrs
Union SutisOIiiion iiber oisisnieen Nr'
better ,uitsbt, tpslhs 3unosnflsiosr in
| Snbriibsirieb fiir 8unoenidneiber unfsr'
tlgen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
3enfe's
S) ltbenti9e Sierfnbc,
ais Tenn asenue.

Gin ua& oItbsuti5er Bsiie ssfibrtts eofal,
NO man f4sr III, fets angentbmt @sitIsHafi
fuosn,
Sas nit osrieIbsu berbHnSsns Aefau'
rant Iisfsrt als SsIiiatsfffH Der Sabrtshsit
,Bar3bars.I pOtbran,' Hno bitFo' 1tsrs
tHportirts @sit. nnS aOtbDtiHs, prima eisar'
rem, b0fi&s BsOi,nuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

= Die prsubifGe Resieruns Bat ben
8srliner Stdbtraib ermd&tiet. sine an.
leibs bon 81 Willionen Dollars fir @asr
unb g8afierwetie, absuasiandIe unb an.
osre ftdOtii6s 8erbeferunssn auf,u.
nsbmen.
Der gafasisrberisbr Der ironSat.
lantiiden oeuti&en 2inien tpddf itetie,
Elm 3ei&en, bab ous srobs publiium biz
8sttrebupeen Der @eisaidaften, ben
Sertsbr 3u ii6ern, su beidIsunissn unt
msbr unb mebr ansenebm su MAIDEN.
ansrfennt. au4 bus Sru6tseiddf. bal
lid in lester 8eii pisber eebOten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
Der Sluttbat 9ebn.

Sn @ien pirb beri6tst. baB bic ierbi'
fden Offciere. tpslte ben a6nis 4lsr.
amber unb bic 96nisin Draea ermorbs'
ten, oaftir ben folaenben 8IutIobn erbieI.
ten: Oberf Wuidin. bsr S@wneer Der
86nisin, iebt @Ommanbsur Der Donau,
Dipifon Der armee, $4,000. Obsif
Rii6iii6. Ospuriemsnis6ef bes 8riess'
minitsriums. unb stpei anbere b6berC
Ofiieiere. isber Sd. 300. Die iiinBsrer
Officisre ieosr s400 bis 81 900. Apaiu.
mouitid bafir, oaB er bic 2eituns bsl
prOUiicrii&en Rseisruns absrnabm
$4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

-SeIir @otiI 1T uIS RudfOIser bss
ON 4. September perforbenen 9irieen.
ten Sermunn 8umpe fur Ous Brinsrs'
asnien 3beater in Dldnden eneaelri
pOrben. ST iriit ben 9Oitsn na6 isinsr
Rldisbr aus ben Der. Staatsn an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29
SegrabniR =Ylate
III Derfaufell.

auf btm bon bsr 3pns. .@smsinps Vsrpalis.
ten 5risObOft an Ncrb @aIbiustOu awuus
pnstn fsts @rabn ptrfauft fur ben prtis ppn
S. bis $i2, is nab bsm altn Oss gnfOrbsHsn.
BamiIisn.S SssrdbniepISss fir $22. Office bel
gB. 3. 8ititI, 5i5 yafapanna Aps. 40.tf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

-Srsibsrr b. 8i@ibOfen. Der Obsr'
prdibsnt Der 9rOpins Dhprsuben in
abniesbers, ia amismdbe unb BAT isin
abi&iebsseiu& sinsersi&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

S@- Sdr iur3s 9eit nur ipirb nit is.
BEN Dubsnb cabinet 9botosrnpbissn Elm
babf& einsernbmteS Nebaiaon Bib se'
ssben. Ssnrp Srep.
42l 2adaipanna Mbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-29

B@- anseissn finbsn bur& bas ..Bo'
&enbIatt" bic tpeitefe 8erbreituae.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-11-04
| WORD TO FARM TOlLERS.
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
The Home Friend Of the
Farmer and His Family.

After the labors and tolls of the summer time,
and harvesting of crops in the early autumn,
many of our farmers, their wives, daughters,
and sons, find themselves in condition of
health demanding careful attention if suffering
is to be avoided later on. Many experience
kidney trouble in some form; with some the
liver is torpid; there is bifousness, nausea, and
vomiting, with loss of appetite and depression
of spirits. Thousands who have been exposed
to cold, damp winds and rains while toiling il
the harvest fields, now feel the twinges of
terrible rheumatism; others run down by
worry, overwork, and irregular dieting, are
tormented with the pangs of dyspepsia.
To the thousands of run down, sickly, and
half dead men and women in farm homes we
recommend with all honesty and confidence
the workers friend, Paine's Celery Compound,
the only medicine that can quickly and fully
restore strength to the weak body and vigor to
the muscles. Paine's Celery Compound tones
the stomach; it removes poisonous acids from,
the blood which cause rheumatism; it feeds
the weak and diseased nerves and banishes
neuralgia tortures; it purifes the blood and
gives true vitality and life. The use of Paine's
Celery Compound in autumn means the estab.
fishing of a perfect physical vigor to withstand
the rgors of severe winter. 80