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The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05
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COLLEGE, GIRLS IDEA.
Studied to Become Expert Dietlst
and So Obtained Good Position.

The graduate Of a womans college who
recently was engaged by the New York
department of charities as consulting
dlettian appears to have discovered an
entirely new field Of endeavor for mem
bers of her sex who have received lib
eral education. Moreover, It IL one in
which the possibility of male competition
Is very slight.
While studying at college, the young
woman realized that 1t was possible for
her to become an expert on matters Of
diet, and planned her course to that end.
Though not an executive, she Will soon be
one OF the most important officers of that
branch OF tie city government, because
she Is sent upon investigations on every
thing concerning foods, their prepara-
ton their nutriment, and their serving
in the various institutions. She reports
directly 10 and consults with the commits
si0ner.
! She has studied so as to be practical
and scientific, too She can cook, from
soups to cake, and she has Prof. At
waters food researches at her fingers
end. Along with old-fashioned housekeep-
ing she took up biology physiology,
chemistry. and domestic science, A man
would have hard time competing with
her unless he was an expert cook and had
a good working knowledge Of house.
wifery.--New York Times t'
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05
Gen. Gouuh's Victory.

A good story is told in connection
with one of "Goof Bahawder's" battles
with the Sinks. Cough was a man of
extraordinary personal bravery, but he
was also extremely reckless and i'm
petuous, and his great idea on all oc-
casions was to charge. His staff, soon
realizing what risks attended this
description Of tactics in dealing with
such an enemy as the Sinks, persuad-
ed Cough at the commencement of one
Of the more important fights to mount
a high tower, only accessible by a lad.
der, the suggestion being that he could
better direct the operations from that
eminence. Cough climbed to the top
Of the tower, and rapidly came to the
conclusion that the only course open
was, as usual, to charge, but when he
wished to descend, the staff and the
ladder had disappeared. The story
goes that there was no immediate
charge, and that the battle was won
for that reason.-London Globe.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05

Who Succeeds Maurice Grau as Arblter
of Grand Opera In America.
opera-hCuse, New York, has the back
ing of men Of millions in his enter
prise. Several of New York's wealth.
lest citizens, patrons of music and art,
have agreed to pool share Of their
fortunes to indorse his enterprise and
1t is believed that he will give New
Workers one Of the strongest seasons
of grand opera, to be followed by 9th
er seasons Of greater magnitude than
ever.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05

Of certain heterogeneous, which he han
succeeded In isolating and providing with
separate existence The new birth, on
being introduced into the liquid to be
fermented, fattens and swells to the
bursting point. The result Is the absorb
ton OF carbonic acid. 1t Is claimed that
this method, instead of decomposlng glu-
cose In the proportions of one part Of
carbonic acid to two of alcohol as by
the old proceeding, causes the latter two
parts to assume the form of non-alco-
llolic substance. 1t Is, therefore, inferred
that beers. wines, ETC., submitted to tho
new fermentation will merge as temper
ance beverages.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05

According to the following article from
the American Wine Press we may be-
fore long be able to secure beer and
wine that viii not be subject to criticism
on the part of the nrohlbltonlsts, Wheth-
er the new style Of beverage will satisfy
those who have been accustomed to alco-
holic drinks Is another question.
DR.. Pitoy, a French scientist in an or
tIcle just published, holds out hope that
the difficulty Of providing satisfactory
temperance drink has at last been solved
and this, NOT by new beverage, but by
n series OF new drinks, every wine, beer
and spirit now used being provided with a
non-alcohollc understudy. 1t has hither-
to been accepted as a commonplace that
there Is no fermentation without alcohol.
From time immemorlal, wines, beers,
ETC., have undergone this process through
the action of q sort Of yeast, the effect
Of which has been to decompose sugar or
glucose into carbonlc acid and alcohol,
Dr.. Pitoy set about to destroy this the
ory, and he now claims that he has dis
covered that lamentations are the work
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05
MRS. MCCLELLAN HOME AGAIN.
Widow Of Famous General Entertalns
WASHINGTON Society.

Washington is the home of sew
eral widows Of great generals. Mrs.
Geo. B. Mcclellan, whose picture is
for the first time published, arrived
there few weeks ago from Europe
and has taken apartments at the Rich.
mond, where she intends to remain
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05

This Idea OF etherlzing plants Is not so
startling as the phrase Itself suggests. It
Is not done to relieve pain but to make
them blossom out Of season, and In this
way Ii Is said to be quite successful
Hartford Times
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05

bringing strong pressure to bear on
The sultan to agree to such reform of
the civil and military administration
in Macedonia as will guarantee the
subsistence Of the agitation.
There Is no truth in the report that
England and Germany are encourag-
ing the sultan to resist the demands
of Russia and Austria for the just
treatment Of the Christians. 1t is de-
clared that England and Germany
merely specify that Ottoman sover.
eighty must not be assailed unless a
more grave situation should arise and
then only in accordance with ironclad
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05

donia, and even control Bulgaria II
the great powers do not interfere.
1t remains to be seen how a failure
to effect a full agreement with Aus.
tria-Hungary and the hostile attitude
of Roumania will affect Russia's plans.
The natural inference is this will have
deterrent influence, but after all 1t
is by no means impossible that the
Turk will force the crisis. In the
meantime the situation engrosses the
attention of European diplomacy. At
no time since 1878 has the issue Of
peace or war hung SO evenly in the
balance.
-e~~-e~e~.e~~N.>ee
as there are two asses in this case we
had better be lively"
1t is perhaps needless to say they
left for New York on Sunday-New
York Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-05
On Status day, September 5, 1903

the highest and best bidder for cash. the following estate
belonging to said H. w. Schmidt:
That valuable of land and premises situated lying and
being Honolulu
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning the boundary between this Lot and the Queens
Hospital Grounds the mauka side of Berania Street, and
running follows:
n so 90 Mag. 457o feet along Hospital Grounds;
2. S. o50 oo' E. true 100 feet along Hospital Grounds
8. n. 6I0 so E. true 81 feet along Hospital Grounds;
a. S. 800 o. E. 62.o feet along Government;
S. S. 40 80, E. Mag. 1915 feet along Government;
S. 40 80 W. Mag $3.50 feet along Mrs. H Browns Lot to
Beretania Street;
N $50 o5' W. 1850 feet along Beretania Street;
N CO. o5 W. $50 feet along Bereania Street the
initial point and containing Two and sevenenths
e Io) together with all and singular the tenements
Entertainments and appurtenanes hereuno belonging
anywise apperaning
Plans and description Commissioners Office No. Kaahu-
Street. Honolulu Information also furnished by James F.
Morgan Auctionee Queen Street. who will persons interest
ed in the sale to the property
Terms of Sale: Cash in u S. Gold Coin; sale subject
Court deed expense of purchasers
o the purchase be paid fall of the hammer balance
upon of delivery
chaser.
Dated Honolulu, T. H., June 26 1903.
CHARLES F. PETERSON
Commissioner.
Plat of Property:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-05
Can't Eat

You certainly don't want to eat if
you are not hungry. But you must
eat, and you must digest your food,
too. If not, you will become weak,
pale, thin. Good food, good appetite,
good digestion, these are essential.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-05
September 8, 1903, at IL Noon.
Commissioners Sale
of
Real Estate

Notice hereby given that the Decree of the
Honorable T. DeBo First Judge of the Circuit Court of the
First Circuit Territory of Hawaii made and entered the 18th
day of June D. and the Supplemental Decree dated June
&C. 1898 in the matter Of the Bill for Foreclosure OF Mortgage
Parker Trustees under the Will of W. c. Lunalo, deceased,
Petitioners, H W. Schmidt, Respondent Equity Division No.
1886 the undersigned Charles F. Peterson Commissioner will
SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION at the FRONT (mauka)
ENTRANCE the JUDICIARY BUILDING Known Alioani
Hale in Honolulu Oahu O'CLOCK NOON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-05
GhzNAens Eyes

It is the duty Of all parents to know
wi ether the eyesight Of their children
is perfect or defective.
II they have complained about their
eyes, IL La criminal to neglect them.
A little sisnely care may prevent them
from the necessity Of wearing glasses
all their lives.
Picture book days start eye troubles.
A little timely attention to the eyes
Of the little ones may save them much
after trouble and you sorrowful regret.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-05
TOO PRECIOUS.

village clergyman has this choice bit among his annals One
summoned haste by Mrs Johnston who had been taken
suddenly ILL., He wonder because she of his
be devoted her minister the Rev.
Mr. Hopkins.
While he waiting in the parlor before seeing the sick
he begrlied the time by talking with her daughter
Il much pleased to know mother thought OF me in
her Illness. he said rs Mr.. Hopkins away?'
The lady looked unfegnedy shocked
No she said oh no. But we're afraid it's something
tagous, didn't like any rsks"-Housewife.
Many English doctors convinced that the eating of pigs
greatly responsible
They that the whose chief
that of pigs while the disease extremely among the Jews
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-05

Mr.. Robert Venus, of Launeeston, Tas.
mania, sends US his photograph and says:
a. suffered greatly from loss of appetite,
Indigestion, pains in the stomach, weakness,
and nervousness. Several doctors tried in
vain to give me relief. A friend then induced
me to try Ayers Sarsaparilla, for it had done
him much good. The first bottle worked
wonders for me. Soon my appetite came
back, my Indigestion was cured, and I was
strong and hearty"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Ntd,t uHiRsurerffeb

Der Stabtratb In Reip gort nabm
einaimmis bic foIsenbs auF ben beutihen
llnterri&t beslsli4s 9siolution an:
..8eidIoffea, hab ipir, bic erludhIteu
0estreter ber 8ebbtferune bon @robs
Stem Oori. bas Borsshsn bee SGuiratbs
berurtbeiIen, tpel9er bic GrIernan8 be,
beuti@en Sprade bon unIerH bfentlideu
GlementarfduIen ausfdlob. nit aus.
natme zines fafultatibsn llntsrriats mad
@abI bss golesiums bsr S@aliuperin.
tenbenten uno init ber 8efuenib bss les'
tsren. ieberseit Elm anberes 2sbrfo4 sr
fubaituiren;
8sfGloifen, bab, ba Elm folder Med'
Tel i'm nnierrihtsfurius feittns zines fol-
den goaeeiums. bas nidtt ben gniprud
erbeben fann. eine bic Wdblsridaf. un'
iersr eroben Munieipolitdt rsprdienti'
renbs a5rperidaft su iein. poahanbil
ipi0iarIid isin piirbe. ba fsrner BOT
5siten ber gItern BET 8inber, bic bod
an bsr SADIE am msifen intsrsiiirt iinb
elm FOLDER @edfel niht Bsipiinidt spor'
ben in, unb ba enblih bic 8oribeile be
8enntnib ber beutiden Sprade aaee'
mein anerfannt iinb, 70 serIaneen mir
bnb bas Stubium ber beuiiden Sprad
benfeIben Blab uieberetbaIte. ben es bis
Der auf bem 2ebrplan in unferen Silent
Ii4en SduIen einaencmmen bat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Nctbmdu In Sienna. il.

Die 81. Sabresiibuns bes 6roBraibs
bon Benniplbanisn, 8erbefisrter Orbsn
Der Rotbmdnner. ipurbe in Cation eebaIs
ten. @rOb Satem Gbarles H. Wi[eis.
bon Reabine. fiibsie ben 8orlib. Gtipo
500 Rsprdfentantsn ipobnten bsr Der.
lammIung BEL. Ser Orben Bat 81, ,22l
MliieIieber in bisfsm Staate, cine 8u.
nabme bon 5610 i'm lebten Sabre. Die
Stamme baben Elm 8erm6een BON 1885,.
1893 "a, sine 8unatms bon sl46. sos 81
i'm Satr. Sdr nnterifituns tuurbsn
sl56. 1877 SO auseeeeten; fiir 2ei9ens
unteriitibune s49. .669.34 unb fiir aneere
8peds s200,sl7.l1. Die foIgenbe Bee
auiten iinb fir bas Iaufenbe Sabr ets
natIt tporbsn: 6rpb Sadsm, 9auI 6.
Bud, 9tilabsIptia; @rOb Senior Sa.
gilmore. Sarnep D. Burnett, Sarrisburs /;
6rob Sunior Sasimprs. u. 6. SoGanb,
philadelphia @rob gropbsi. 6. 81.
Bilsis, Reaoins; Rsprdisntanisn on
6robsn 8atb Der Der, Siaaten: Sar.
pep 0oufer. RbilabeIptta /; @nos g.
Beans, Gelfprb 8. W. 9raut. 8bila.
belpbia; Morris Suaibnn, @iIiesbarre.
Die ndhSte Sisuns hes Grpbratbs iuirb
in Sarrisburs setaltsn tpsrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
@efdtrtt@e 0ebeim Organization
I'm QBef1en

Durd bic gniba0ungen bes Detectives
s. 8. BlIlie finb cine AnsabI Manner.
gum 3beit SaIbblut. Snbianer, Serbaftst
worbeu. bic MitsIisbsr bss ..GireIs". .
elmer @ebeimorsaniiatiCn, tuaren. Die.
islben iollsn isbt 1000 Mann fart isin
uno innerbalb 90 Sabren CO. 900. 900
Slid 8ieb seftOb!en unb babel ca. 40
Berionen set6btet baben. Sic mabtsn
fGpbren, ni6ts su perratbsn. unb Cd
ipar sdnali& unm6sIih. sessn bic 8anbe
BeDeife 5u ertaneen. bis es ben Detee,
tipss selan8, iid als WitsIieoer in ben
.,girele" ein3uf4mueeeln. Die Berbafs
tstsn itno: @laube eagle. Bipe. Senrp
8ipe. Wm. 8Iadbal unb Mloies 8oobs
poie. Sic Operirten in 2pmna. Draft
unb Presco Counties. SdosD Daiota. ipo
ie fit nieosrlieBen. ale ber Staat fauu'
orsautiirt tpar. Durd ibrs Wadt bots
ten fie bic Gounips 8ertpaltune on Fd
serifsn uno iabrslans uaste isin Wenf6.
ts su beldftiaen. Gountp. Nnipalt Snu
8atbsns mar ber @rfe. ber spei Mitslie.
ber ber 8anbe berbaftete; in ber nddhen
Ra&t brannts iein 9aus ab. SIM SerbR
bss 8oriabres tpuroe Sad Sunp pettaf'
tet; ct enitam isbo@ nit ber llntetais'
une feiner 8anbe. Ct fpQ aubsr feinen
Batter z anbere Mdnner eei6btet babsn
Das ssiioblsne 8ieb cling immer butd fc
pisIe Sdnbe. bab ALE 8srfude, bic Disbt
su faHen, bur& bas Acknowledgement
oer Sdbrte feblfdlusen. Die 8erbaftes
ten baben Elm faft sIeid lautenoes @ss
ftdnbnib abseIsBt. Inter ben Siour Sn.
bianern iOasn iie uiels 9elfesbelfer &C.
babt baben. au6 issl uirb 60 idpeI
fallen. bic 8aube aussurotten, ba fl
bic County, 8sripaIiuns in ibren Sdn'
ben bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Hhr bic Tarbtaen.

groi. 8oplsr 9. @aibinston bon
Gusfosse Snhitut in A!abama ia aufes.
fOrbsrt tporben. i'm Suffrage ber 8ritiit
6outb african Company eine Reiie mad
Sib. afriia su ma&en, bort bic Berbdlis
niHe ber @ineeborenen (RafenaenoRen
bes 9rOfsiors) 30 auOiren anb 8Ors
i&Idee fiir bic inbuf,isle, ersisberif9e
unb moraIiiGe auibeiIsruns ber Sage
berfeIbsn 81 MAIDEN.
Gs beibt. bab grOf. Baibineton ben
sbrenbOIlen guftras untsr BEN 8orlpanbe
aurldneiien tpirb. bab bic Reiie minbe'
items ieGs Wonate bauern iuIrbe, unb
oab er ioIGe Srift unm6sli& ieiner aufs
sabe entsieben i6nne. fiir bas Bohl ieiner
RafiensenOHsn in ben 8sreinistsn Staas
ten su ierBsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Gbas. 8. Weufer,
Wctartats, @edbfeIs
tub
Oampffbtfffabrt $ 9efcbdft.
52S 9adaipanna Guenle.
Gifenbabm Seittabelle.
9elainare, eadatuanna Hnh @eilerH Saba.
s3n sfraft ben 4. 9uut 1902

9elainare. eadatuaHna Hnh @eHerH BabH.
Sn ssraft ben 1. Stunt 1909.
Saolid-8trI6et SCRANTON fir gsp gsri
nm $50, 800, Cos, z so, 1910, Born. 12..
40, $40 unp 3.35 Hahmittags. 8ar Stem
gort y. philadelphia, um $50 u. 1910 8prm.;
f2.4G unb 3.35 NaGmittass. 8ir @pHlbs-
bpro. 6.fO Ra6mtttass.
Norbti9-8ir Buffalo um LIS, 6.22 u. 800
Ror. f.55, 6.50 unS 10 RaGmittaas. Giir
Sinsbamtcn, Glmira unb i3pif&tnRaiisusn. um
1925 Mpr. uHt los Naam. Gir Ospfae,
Sprafuie unb Utica, um f.t5 nnb 6.22 Mer.
1.55 WaHmiitaes. Oswese. Sprafuff uuh
Utica Bug tim 6.22 Wsr. IGnft taslidb, ausas-
npmmtn Scnntaes. 6iir Muntrols um 900
Wor. los unb $50 Radm. Ri@pI[pn ae-
semeeateH, um 4.pO uns 6.f5 Ra6mtitaas.
6leemshnrg Sibifiea-8srlabi SeraHtsn
fur 9prtbpmbtrIanb um 6.35. 1910 Mer.
l.55 uHe 6.f0 9fa6m. Cir pIympuib um 6. 10
8Crmittaes; $40 une sos NaHmittags.
Sonntaess3aee.
easIiG-8tir 9sR gorf um f.5O, 3.20,
COS nnb 1910 Worsens; $40 unb 3.35
Wamm.
R6rsIia - Sir SuffaIu um IFS, unb
6.22 Msr.; f.55. $50 unb ti.f0 Ratm.
6ir GImira unb 3SiiasHfaiisHsH. 1925 8sr-
mittags.
9IoemsbHrg Sibiiion- -ssaIG6t SuaHtsH
um f0.f0 Wsr. ans $40 Rd@m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Jn bret GBeaen 1900 Wenfdhen
umaefcmmen.

Die i'm meisreolosiiGsn Bureau eins
seIaufenen 1eriGts tpsiien Gus, eab in
bsr 9eit bom %. Wai bis I5. SUM- runo
1900 Meni@enlsbsn in Solss bon Tor.
nabos. nsberf&msmmunsen. @olfenbtls
Den unb anbersn 9aturs GrsisniffeH in
ben 0er. Staatsn su @runbs eiugsn.
SIN Der Belt Som "a, bic sum 27. Mai
iuurbsn in Soma. aanfas. Nsbrasta unb
RiHouri 30 MeniGen bur& GOrnabos
setbotei. SIN hsr barauffolssnbsn DoAe
berlOren tIber 100 Nsnfden aus ben
sIsiaen llrfaGsn ibr 2sben. $50 Rsn.
f&en famen i'm Gornabo su Gainesville
um's 2sbsn. Damn bssannsn bic nebsss
idpsmmunsen in Nebrasta. aanfas.
Wifouri, Sqinois, arianias. Georgia
uno anbsren flbliden Slaaten; fie foRes
ten 600 MeniGsn bas aeben unb in
5olee bes Wolfenbrudss in Oregon if
Elm Berluit bon nabs,u 800 RsnfHsHlss
ben su bsilasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Sosialer Remans ,,8riefe. bic
ibn ntdbt erreidbteH. "

tbu ntdHt erret6feu.
Ser iOsiaIs 8oman hsbi in 8Idibe
Sat abam BspsrIein in ieinsm 8oman
,.SeeaR unb SeHa" bic Sonhe an bic
militdriiaen 8ertaItnifis sslsst. 10 pers
iudt iest Elm anonrm eridienener Ros
mon betitelt ..8riefe. bic ibn niht er.
rsiHten". bas iosiaIe 2eben Der b5teren
obsr rsidersn Stdnbs au fditbern. SIN
ibm irerben usiiterbeft S3enen gel9ils
bert, bic iid ipdbrenb ber 8eIaeeruns BON
geiine eEsisnetsn. Mit sroser DsutIiGs
tsit Dirb bas 2eben ber bbhRen @sisls
fdaftsfreiie 0eutIhlnnbs unb 9mertfas,
bort namentlid Waibinetons unb Nstp
Doris. eefdilbert. unb aud bic seieIlisen
uno geleafdaftIiden 8erb6liniiie spelings
tperben iGarf beIsuhtet. Der 3oman
i&attet Elm reidlid Nab gut setparsten
Spoites dber bic ,.@ottdbnIidieit'
preubif4sr 8ureautraten aus, bic off
uor lauter 8dumen ben @alb niGt ieben.
Dfit beiBsnbem Sarfasmus lpridt bt,
8srfafier lber ,,bie ilHitIi6 ee3i@tstsn
RanaIeis GoIonien". bic ibre SmpuIie BON
srilnsn Iii& smpfaussn. uno Oensn aus
oiefem @runbe 2uft unb 2sbsn beriilm,
inert tuisb. Ser 8srfafsr bss Romani
lou cine Sran iein, unb 3tpar bic @attir
oss iesisen beutfbsn @efanbten in Wsri'
TO, 5rsibsrln .. 9epiins. bsr frilbsr osut.
ider @pnfuI in Rem Yorf par. 9el
&oman errest in Berlin srobes aufisber
une ipirb defenders bon bet ,,Gsiea.
idaft" serabesu berihlunsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Die 8ibel tpirs elmer NeSifion uH.
tersOeen.

ter5ogen.
Die bibIiide Gommiilion, tueI4e BON
Bnpit ernannt mar unb unier ibren Dlit.
eIiebern bic efbBten 8ibeI @elebrten
aner 2dnber bat, 10 aud Brof. @bars
les q. @rannan bon ber tatbplif1en
nnibsriitdt in Daibinston. itebt i'm BE.
cuff. BEN Baft eineu tpihtisen 8orfdlae
au untsrbreiien. bet bic Sduffuns zines
oberen enItiiuts bibIiiber Siubien be.
spsdt. Die iiidtiefen PrpFeforen mer.
pen in baS Snititut berufen iperoen. uml
bic Stub;en bon Gtubenten su ieiten,
psIde ii6 ausfdIisBli@ bisiem 3nsise
bet @iGenihaft tpibmen tperoen. um eins
autoritaiibe Organization au biIben. biz
isberseit eeuidtiee @utadten lber bibIi'
ide Sraeen abgeben fann.
Ser SiB bes Snftituts IN nod MIDI
beitimmt tporben. aber bic Nebrbeit in
Der gouniiiion iit su @unften bon 8om,
neil basfelbe ber Organization mebi
8reitise bsrleiben tpiirbs. Des Organ
bes snitiiuts tpirb ..2a Rsbae 8ibIiqus'
tein. So ipirb In 9aris berbffentliGI
perben, fol- nber bon ben Dominifansr.
8atern in Serufalem bsrausseseben tper'
ben. 9as 9rosamm bes Sniiituts wirt
aud bic 8sbiiion ber 8ibel einidlisBsn.
gbs befinitibe Gnti@eibuns iiber Der
Drt bss Snitituis setroffsn tpirb. tpGnfd
ber gapR eine 8Ienarfibuns BET seiamm'
ten titliiGen gommiiiion, bod III si
fGwisris. bic NiisIiebsr aus alien Tbei'
len ber Welt iu berfammeIn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
Gin 1Natriot~ in GorHius pesen
Seftedbuneeberfud1s perbaftet.

George 6. gaiOn. 2aiiirsr Der Bon
Dennins 8anf in Corning. u. o.. tpurbe
bon Observation-Disclosures pstbafiet. neil
sr neriu6t bate. ben 9iilfs' Sefretdr bss
Sdasamtss $. U. IapIor in @aitinss
ton 40 befeden. Das 8eipsismaterial
eeeen eaton beitsbt aus brei 8riefen, bic
an ben Silfs. .Ssfretdr bes Sdabamtes,
Gaplor, abreifirt Fnb. SIN bem erften
8riefe fhreibt gaion. bab ct gissptbls
mer zines @runbftidss fsi. bas fiG ala
8aup!as fir bas neue 9oHsebdnbs. fdr
befen Bau Der @onsreb sl5. 900 beipils
list bat, fsbr gut eisnen parbe. 81
faet bel. i'm Sale ber annabme isinsr
Oferte tperbe er Liberal besabIen".
Dieter Brief purbe bsm Solicitor bee
Sda5amtes ilberssben. GnrIor Ianbts
aIsbann foIesnben 2odbrisf an Cation :
sd smpins Sbrsn Brief pom 10. Wai
uno mbaie Sbnen miitbeiIsn. bab mir
aasin bic 4usmabI bss PIasss aufisti.
Der Iests Ibeil Sbres 8risfes intsrsiiiri
mid fsbr unb it mbhte Sic erfudsn,
li1 ausfiihrIiGer aussubrGden."
Drei Gage fpdter traf bel TapIor elm
Brief Elm, tporin ibm eaton $1,000 ans
bistet. penn iein GsunbitGd ssfauft
tperbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25

SuIINpttVu tus TVftuut peisuttbt.
@eneraIsBoitmeiiler 9apne ma9te bic
Antmort ieines pierten Miiihenten Sri.
itoip auf bic bon BEN @r'poftfaffirer
Seymour g8. 3utIo9 in Wafbin8ton cts
botenen Acknowledgment in 8esue auf
nnreseImdbisfeiisn in ber goitperipal.
tuns bsfannt. unb ebenio bic 1ert1te bst
BOitinipeltoren. tpel@e pom 80. SUM-
1899 bic aum 81. SuIi 1900 bic Inter.
iudung bssiigliG Der 8ertpaItung bes
Waibinetoner 8ofamtes ffbrtsn.
MuS ben 8erihten eebt berbor, ba6 bic
aniauloisunsen Tullo@'s bur&aus nidt
aus ber 2uft eeeriffen iparen. ionbern,
bab in bem obeneenannten 3eitabf6nitte
tbatfdGlit piele rnreeelmdbisfsitsn
pafErten. Ser Pohamtss aaflirer babe
bon isinsn gOrseiestsn 8efsbI erbaItsn.
iebr fraspdrbiee Nnirsifunsen su besab.
len. 50 bdltsn 3. 3. Berfonen sipsi @e.
balter bssoeen. unb es feien bieIe Eau.
ienbe Dollars auseejablt tporben. fiir
tpelde nidts seleiitet tpurbe.
IS beiBt in BEN 8eridt Papne's unite,
anberem die Acknowledgment TuI'
to&'s iinb i'm WeientliGen seeen bsr
fraberen Brdfoenten MsainIes unb ben
frdberen GeneruI. 9oitmeifer Smitb &c.
ridtei. MeainIep III toot. unb General
BOnmeiifer Smith, oer bic 8otitif SIC.
ainlep's ausfiibrts. Bot flr fi6 ielbft &C.
iptodsn. Die unteriuduns seeen BIZ
isbiss BoiiperpaItuns ii nod ni&t Be-
eneet. SobaIb iie abeeidIoiien iR, ipirs
ibr Grssbnib berbfentIi&t perben."