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county. after sepnding several days witt,
Mrs. James Childs.
Miss Ethel Tucker Is convalescins
from n recent Illness.
Tho little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. DID.
lake, who vas so painfully hurt by be-
ing run over by an leo wagon several
days ago, is getting on very nicely.
MI. Henry Burkert Is visiting relatives
In Baltimore.
Mrs. Thompson Is visiting relatives IN
Washington. She will also visit IN Bal
timore before returning.
Mrs. Minnie cozzin, OF West Point, has
returned home, after a visit to her niece,
Mrs. Charles p. Perkins.
Messrs. Allen Gee and e. B. Smith have
accepted positions In Newport News ana
Charleston, w. VA, respectively.
Mrs. Richard Brniier has left Tor Bal
timore to Visit relatives.
Mrs. NJ. r. Mayo. OF 22l8 Paramount
avenue, has returned from Crozet, Abe
marie county, where she spent the sum-
mer.
Grayson Mahancs, OF Lawrenceyiile'
va, was tho guest OF his mother, MIS-.
j. III. Bailey, on chelsea Fiji, last week.
Mrs. Norman Moore and her children,
of West Point, have returned home, az
ter %spcnding several days with Mrs. z.
=. Perkins.
Mr. george Pace has left for Charlottes-
v,lIo. va. where he has accepted a posi-
lisa Matte Terry Is confined to his
home by sickness.
Everett pritchett, OF Cape Charles, has
returned after visiting Mr.. e. @. Brown.
Mrs. Florence jenkins Is visiting leia-
in Hanover county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth FrancK, Mrs.
$50. EFH.E AA
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GAlNEs,s Mill.

Observation-Disclosures ~
Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Alice
Fuller, We're the guests at Mr.. Thad4
Talley'Y on Monday.
Miss Lena Tallsy spent several days
With Miss Manic Fuller during the past
week.
Mrs. William Gaines has returned to
Fairfield from Z visit 70 friends and
relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Joe Walker Stnrke visited Mrs,
o. O.. Alexander near Black Greek re-
Gently.
Mrs. Ella Phillips has returned to
Sunny Side, after spending some months
In Richmond with friends y relatives.
Mrs. Baker. OF curls Neck. visited her
daughter. Mrs. Jeter. during the past
week.
Mrs. Bosher and Mrs. Martha Jenkins
visited friends at Hickory Grove recently.
Miss Hunlcy has returned to Curtis
Neck from a pleasant visit to Mrs. Pearl
.Jeter.
Tho mission meeting took place at
Walnut Grove last Monday with a largo
attendance. Mrs. Pearl Jeter conducted
tho meeting which was much enjoyed.
The Missionary Box packing was aYita
an enjoyable affair. the value Of the Shox5
after being packed was s6o.5o. After
business was over tea and cakes were
served. Some OF those who took part
In the packing were: Mrs. Alice Fuller
Mrs. Charley Jenkins. Mrs. Bruce. Mrs
Joseph Brooks. Miss Gustir Brooks, Mrs.
Eddie Bowls. Mrs. Ella Cosby. Mrs. Joe
Walker Starke.. Mrs. James Bosher. Mrs.
Ryland ana Matte Jenkins. Mrs,
Julian Bowls, Mrs. Bonds. Mrs. Samuel
letter. Mrs. Ollie \Cosby, Mrs. George
Horn, Misses Lena Talley, Leila
Beadles. Leila Quals, Oracle Quals,
Norma Brooks. and Julia Jeter, Miss
-. H-HNhEtL Az
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Mrs, w. &. Bowery and little son; Ed
gar. are visiting relatives In Petersburg.
Mr9. Charles Spencer and son, Charlie,
have returned to Newport News after
spending tho summer months at their
country home,
Misses Blanche Jolln rand lola E'snan
are visiting friends In Newport Ne,ys.
Miss Myrtle Sharpe mas returned home
after a two weeks visit In Richmr nd.
w. II, Baker has also returned home
after q visit to friends In Richmond.
Miss Mary Baker spent a few days
curing the past week at the home Of her
parents,
ReY. p. G, Martin and daughter, Mis-,
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Richmonders in New York.
Especial to The Tlmes.D ispatCh)
NEW YORK, October 1brraianhattHn w,
T. smith; Marlborough. S. Johnson; Imperial.
W. ~. Addison, w. ~, Sumron and wlfei
York, y. y. ullman. !. x. PARISH
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Annie Cooper, and Miss Loretta Cooper
are staying for the winter at Mrs. Mary
Fore's, on Twenty.first street.
Pierce Mahaner has returned att.
visiting relatives N Charlottesville and
Gordonsville.
Mrs. William Robertson was chosen
delegate OF the Kings Daughters OF
Chelsea Hill to the convention to be held
In Front Royal october 25th-26th-21th.
Mrs. William Woody has returned from
a delightful visit TO relatives IN New
York.
Andrew Mcdowell, OF Portsmouth, Va.
who was tho guest OF his sister, MIS-
j. Aubrey Enos. last week, has return-
cd.
.Harry Mahanes has left for laurence
willie to visit relatives.
Christian Thurman, formerly Of South
Boston, has accepted a position with Mt.
Charlie %Steinbach, and Will make his
home in this vicinity.
Tho Fidelity US held an Interesting
meeting In the Methodist church Friday
nigh lit.
quite a number OF young people gave
a surprise party to Miss Mary Hur-
ley, at her. home, Z3o3 F,airinount Ave-
nue, Wednesday night. Those present
were: Misses Lizzie York, Lucy Srnith-
ers. May Blake. Matte Mann. May Camp
bell, Mamie Mosby, Mary Hurley, George
York, AIVln Lacy, AFCnur CATtyTJ lSeSlio
Efrert, Cristie Mawrs. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. L.. Hurley.
Roll or Honor for Paramount school.
Fifth Grammar-Inez Eobson. Fourth
lGrummar-Louise Goodc. Jessie fucker,
Eddie Miles, Blair Dowden. Third Grtrh-
mar-1Iarvey Kelley, Edison Gerecke,
Mena Greenstreet, Florence Wharton,
Josie Mcdowell. First Granmar-Marie
Tenant, Mamie Mitchell, Courone Gentry.
Seventh Primary-Frayser Chlldrey, Elsie
Binns. Ethel Atkinson, Louise Lawrence,
Florence Delaney. Sixth Primaryrlclva
Bates, Minnie Lent, Blanch Johnson
lissie Ge%rmelman, Lcttie Germelman,
Ruth Mitchell, Eva Taylor.9Lona Wool
ara, Preston Gregory, Harry Miles,
George Mimeton. Fifth Prlmary-Maude
Bailey, Mary Clayton, Maggie Chappell,
Helen Crowder, Ethel ChIldrcss, Ruby
lEeck, 1nez Kelley, Hazel Kidd. Annie
Melton, Sallie Mcbride, hattio Woody,
Herman Birkle. Louis Blackburn, Willie
Davis, Claude Shell. Second Primary
Goidie Martin, Leonard Gunro, Katie
Hart. Lussie Hayes. Matte kellum, Sa-
die Creepy, Herbert Beck. First Iri-
mary-RuthB Thomas. Alice Heckler, Elsie
sWlnfree, Evelyn billiard, 1rma Bragg,
George Dunn, Rosa Garrett, Alice knight,
Willie Thomas, Martha Rice, ] ohm Creepy.
Ike Pallet, George Burbank. George At
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CHESTNUT HUI AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. Kelley and daughter, Miss Etna
Kelley, have returned to their home,
after spending several days with friends
in Charlottesville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huxter left last
week to attend the st. Louis Exposition.
Miss Sadie Propst, who has been quite
sick at her home Highland Park, is
now able to be out.
Mr.. William Williams, OF Woodstock.
Va. spent some time last week with his
cousin, Mr.. S. u. Marshall, Of Chest
nut Hill.
Miss Gretchen Lewis, Of Highland
Park, who has been spending several
months IN Jefferson City and st. Louis,
Mo-, IS now visiting friends in the
mountains Of Virginia.
Mrs, Cortez v. Jones, OF Fourth Ave
nue., has returned home after visiting
relatives in Fredericksburg Va.
Miss Bertha Marshall has been the
guest of Miss Ruby Gresham. Of High
land Park.
Miss Rebecca Clarke has returned to
her home on Third Avenue. after spend
ing the past week with her cousin, Mrs.
Russell Winfree. OF %Lynchburg.
The Roll of Honor for Highland Park
High School. ending for the week. Oc-.
Senior B-Mlss Elizabeth Quinby.
teacher--AnnIe Sale. Rebecca Clarke.
Leila Wingaeld, a3ula Bowman. JULIAN
Todd.
intermediate B-Edna Bowman Maude
Livesay.
Junior Bertha Marshall, Mary
Starke. Roy Cross, Harvey Ratclire,
Emily Cross. Chester Woodbridge, Maude
Tiller and Bessie Carter.
Miss Clara Wilkins, OF Richmond. has
been visiting Mrs. Austin, Of I%Ienrico
county. :.
Mr.. Mayo Mills, OF Highland Park.
has returned home after spending sew
eral days in Washington.
Master Earl Ray. OF Fourth Avenue,
who has been sick is improving.
Mrs. Robert Workman. OF Highland
Park and Miss Louise Rennle. of Chest
nut Hill. expect to leave Tuesday for
Front Royal, Va, where they will spend
several days.
Miss Eleanor Enslow, OF Highland
Park, who has been quite sick for sew
eral days past. is slowly improving.
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VIRGINIANS MARRIED
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Special TO The Tlmes-DIspatch.)

Especial TO THE Tines DIspatch.)
PORTSMOUTH, N. IL. October 15,--At
ST, Johns Church Yesterday r.. Roller
richardson, or Harrisonburg, Va, as
sistant surgeon of tho United States nayy..
and Miss Sarah Bradford. daughter Or
Tho late Captain Robert r. Bradford,
II. IS. N, and Mrs. Caroline 3. Bradford,
we're married by the Rev. Henry r.
Hoyey, Of Portsmouth. lie was assisted
by the Rev. Robert Douglass Roller, D.
d., of Charleston, w va.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Miss Helen G. Harlan has left for St.
Louis to attend the Exposition.
Mr.. j.. w. Kldwell has left for Wash
ington to spend a week with relatives.
Mrs. J. w. Knapp has left for Griffin.
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Hewitt has left for st. Louis, to
attend the Exposition.
Mrs. NJ. Montague is visiting Mrs: Chas.
Wright, OF Louisa.
Mr.. r. j. Wheeler, OF Lorraine, Is Wis
ting Mr.. J. Waller Kidwell..
Mrs. A. w. Robins, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Ashland. has returned.
Mrs. Frazier. OF Hazelhurst. who has
been visiting Mrs. w. G. Cosby. has re-
turned.
Mr.. w. d. Long. who has been visit
Ing his parents has returned to Newport
News.
Mrs. G. b.. Peasley has left for st.
Louis to attend the Exposition.
Mr., S. p. Jones has returned from
Lynchburg.
Mr., Albert Payne has returned from
Gordonsyille.
Miss Elsie and Hattie Giles, who have
been visiting Mrs. W.T.. Coalter, have re-
turned to Blue Ridge Springs.
Miss Pattie Llgon. who has been Wis
iting Mrs, S. E, Long, has returned to
Sabot Island.
Mr.. and Mrs, A.. W. Martonsteln have
returned from a pleasant trip to ST.
Louis, Mo,
Miss Ida Lee has left for Glendale.
Mrs. IT, L, Parker and son, OF New
port News. are the guests OF Mrs. c..
r. Cullen.
Mr.. G.. p. Evans, who has been vis-
iting Mr., W. n. Coalter. has returned
to Evergreen.
Mrs, Ienifer Brnaddus has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends In Acca.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Winston have
left for Norfolk.
Mr.. Ben. Haupt. OF Nashville. is Wis,
iting his parents.
Mrs, ]. ]. Harvey, who Ia visiting in
New jersey, will return In a few days.
Mrs. u, j, Quinn OF Washington, who
has been visiting her s!ster, Mrs. John
Drumeller. has left for Denver.
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one hundrer per cent. IN sales over any
previous year in the history OF the work.
TIE MANAGING COMMITTEE.
The management OF the work is en-
trusted q m electeo py. Nv
General Assembly OF the Church at It's
anuual meeting.
The committee for this year is as fol
lows: Rev. J. p. Smith, D.. D.; Rev
Russell Cecil. d. D.; REV. Jere Wither.
spoon, .. D.: Rev j. G.. Stewart, 2.
%; Rev. G. B. Stricken, D. D.; Rev.
1Thos. c. Johnson. D. D.; Rev. J. w.
Rosebro, D. D.: Rev.. S. X. Vim, 2. D;
Mr.. M. NJ. Gillian. Mr.. J. g. Tlns1ey,s NJ.
John S. Muncet Mr.. 8. H.. Hawea, MI.
r w. sInton. Mr.. C. r. Cannon. and MIR.
r, 81. Magill. Secretary and Treasurer.
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OLD CHURCH.

Miss Turner, OF North Carolina,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. George G.
Peace.
Miss Dickinson. Of Asheville, n. ca
will resume her schoo! next week at Mr..
Frank BealH.
Mrs. L. N. Booker Is quite sick.
Mrs. y. c. Clopton and her daughter.
Miss Lydia, are waiting Mrs. Clop-
toms sister Mrs. Mary Talley, at Pole
Green.
lMr. William Hughes has entirely re.
from his recent illness.
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Margaret, have returned to their homo
in philadelphia after q pleasant visit
during the summer With Mrs. J. II.
Appcrson.
John Riddell has returned to his home
in Richmond after visiting his aunt, Mrs
". Il. Adams. j
Tom Fisher made a short trip to Rich
mond during the week.
Mrs. G., Turner, Of Newport News. has
returned homo after visiting In the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. B.. VIM.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The Dime Social held on Friday ewes
Ming in Library Hall was one of the
most enjoyable occasions ever given here.
The various games were entered into.
with interest. tho entertainment FUR
nlshed BY the capable committee in.
charge proving in every way delightful.
Ice cream was sold and In this way ~
neat little sum was realized for church
work.,
Mrs, Irene Johnston Parker. Of Rich
m0nd, is the guest Of her friends. MI.
and Mrs, John Dudley, at their nome
Sunset
Church held its initial meeting OF the
fall term, at the home The president,
Mrs. g, II. Collins. during the week.
Mrs, Arthur 3, Jones. OF Chicago. and
little daughter, Gladys, arrived here on
Wednesday on a tworweeks visit at the
home OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs. De-
Witt i. HubbaI.
Mrs. Daniel Smith Ia able TO be put
after a brief, hut severe Illness.
Miss Lola Eisman. Of Detroit, MEM
gan. who has been Visiting Miss Marie
Johr,in Highland Springs, left for wash
ington early In the week,
Miss Louise Parrish was a guest %
fhn Misses Atkisson during the week.
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L OF THE CONTEST.

@ rna Isrrex number Of correcta answers wins, #@M
& ~ .unnrE far n N month viii be nsccutiv unIbere AM mus
=. e" 81 IN na enyelopea and ARRANGED In the order of their OBLIGATION
= 49, IT. No cnuNon of the sam date a be placed In the m envelope of
answers fox the month. @ #I I'd, rs
aH1 " nne nan ON individual should have every coupon correctly marked and
4. LII ranged. la first pNc would be divided betweenE the winners, Other
49, 49, yu ne similarly diAded in case m number of contestants have the
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.r CONTESTANTS need lot write the SANE answers N all oupon tssnedf for m
~ week "a diNerenta nswer can be written far each dayt ut " yon .aress sure
ru ae fright you sHilso OF conrsew write h same answer on All ouP2n Issued
~ av ono Sunday Itemember the largest number Of correct answers wins. M
~ All coupons for any one month must be placed IN the same envelope and be
In the Office Of The Ttmea- Dispatch by 10 A. NJ of the Sd day OF the following
month. @ @@M4##M S###@ ~&&N@##|
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], +. Eubanlt was badly hurt last
Tuesday afternoon while standing on the
rear end OF an electric car, which was
being run ont OF the barn. Mr, lsu.
bank struck his shoulder against q posi-
and was thrown against the end OF a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16

car with great force No bones were
broken but he is badly bruised.
Mi. and Mrs. Henley. OF Lynthburs,
are visiting Mr.. Henley's parents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01
S=Stranlett.

MGmGbli6 muB bas san5e 4lpbaz
Bet beran our 8enennung neu entbedz
ter 5trablen. gu ben Xz@trablen,
NzStrablen, 9(lpbaz, 8etaz unO
Gamma Strablen itnb ieBt I=Strabs
len aefommen, bic bon benz PbDiifer
bi 8raaau in 2iitttb entbedt iinb. Die
NadriGt bon Der GntOeduns 1T allerz
binas aiemli9 unbeitimmt 9ebalten.
@trablen babur9 rnteri6eiben bab
.fie bur9 feudte Stoffe binburAgeben.
(9) Wenn cine perfon ibren Willen
fon3entrirt, 10 brin9en Die BON ibrem
Gebirn dusgebenben I>9trablen anz
seblib @erdnberunssn i'm 2eudten Ell
res pbosphoresairenben S9irmes
berppr. Die Strablen tperben nt6t
alei6mGbis pon alien Sbeilen bes
Ropfes ausge5anbt, bon Der Gtirn
aarni9t. Damn nebmen tie an ben
Gdldfen au nnb erreihen ben bD9@
item 8etrag binter ben Sbren. Die
Mirtuna Der Gtrablen fann pbotogra@
pbirt nerben. 9a bic n1eiften @elehr=
ten 1chon an bic Nz5trablen niht
alauben, tperben bic I@5trablen ipohl
mod peniser 8nabe finben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

@pani5de ginnanberer fungen an,
mafenbaft mad ben 8er. Staaten gu
fomnlen. g2i1t lange tpirb es bauern,
Bis unfere polititer init bem fpaniz
f1gn 9otun1 au re6nen baben. Sic
rniiBten iih bann allerbings bequemen,
ettpas 5panifh 81 lernen, ). 9. n5dsta
manana,1 .Quien fdbe", 81 Soro",
rGenor" ,@ipei Qasero" u. I. tp.. bod
Cuff nnb 2iebe gum Dinge muht
Mfiibe unb 9lrbeit gerinse.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

Warum haben bic Nuffen eisentlih
ems ibrer ihneliten @9iffe geopfert
nm bon port 9lrtbur Nahrihten an
ben 3area au f4idena Mls Ob niHt
elm ameritanilher 8oteniunge bos
minbeftens ebenfo fdnea unb ii1er
beiorgt bate!
mas Der Dnmme niht perftebt,
langlpeilt ibn ben Meiieu reist es.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

getrpleun1 lit ipieber aufseidlasen.
Wabr16sinlih min RodeIsller ssigea,
baB Die profperitat nod INNER eia
nenig Der Na1biilfe fsoarf.
x Il
Die NeD 0orf Giggerl trassn eng
an Die gsine anlieeeIne 8sinffsibsr.
Spllte bas Ger @runb fir oas S1eusrs
iperben Der @aite fein2
Mer iein 2iht nidt teuhten laiTsH
tann, ldBt germ feiae 8rilicn!sss
gldn5en.
@s giebt 2eute, Die bi1 Iieber bEl.n
bertmal tr0ften. als einmal bcelilsa
lpin3hen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

Som i1nerrn 9lusbau lenft bic
tneritani11e Regierung nun audi tbre
2lufnertIamteit nd4 auBen. Sir
snssre 9anbelsperbinbung nit 9iibs
amerifa 1oa eine Oampferliaie BON
Sampico na9 bem Ga plata~5trpm
fubpentipnirt perben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-01

9lus Berlin tpirb gef6rieben, baB
Ii9 Der Gei9stag pabrf9einli9 nod
por benz eriten Sanuar nit ben 9anz
belspertragszSrasen beiddftigen unb
bab Der neue 3oltarif fhon nit 8ez
sinn bes neuen Sabres in &raft ge=
ieBt tperbe. Gs pirb barauf gere9z
net, baB auber ben So5iuloemofruten
unb bielei9t Der Sreiiinnigen Bolts
partei ale unberen parteien ben Ser
trdeen 3llitimlnen iperDen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-01
1anamerifdniiber mcpi;iniider
SpnareB.

Som .. bis gum G. Sunuar ndditeu
Sabres miro in Panamu Die Sabresuer'
iammtung Oes Rausamericau WteOicuI
9on9reB a~b9ebalten werOeu, fir Die
Serr @uiteraS, Der SetrstIr Der Srgas
niiatiOn, bereits jeet bic umi0iieuoitet
Sorbereituu9en g%etrOfien bat. sluS ben
Ser. Staaten beabiihttgen etwa 300
aerite oil Oieier intereiiantcn Seriamms
lung 2beil 81 uebmen. Sir ben @ms
pfarg unO Die u%uterbaltun9 Der Dele,
9aten bot bic Rc9iernus Der Hepublit
9anama $4,000 bsWili9t. Sci Den
Sieuugen weroen Dor alien Sra9cn, bic
SD9iene uno Suarautdns Nngele9enbeis
ten betreffenS, gu Bodybuilding tommen.
Die meilten OelCgaten babeu bic abiidt,
ua6 S6luB bieieS GOnuents ben Sts'
uu9en Der Subtle Sealtb Iliociatioi i'll
Sauanna beiiuwObnen, Die etpa cine
&O6e ipdter ibren 2lnfan9 uebmen wer'
Den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-01
eas Saaaer 2 6iessaeridt.

Oas Sanfett oes ,american Club"
am Yorabeno oeS Gauflagun9Sta9eS in
Yaris, all wel6sm beruOrra9enOe 6raus
Soien uno ameritauer tbeilnabmen, ieis
ti9te cine bemerfenSpertbe Suno9ebun9
fir cine ltarte 6lotte unO 81 9lei6er
3eit einen berebten 9ribut pom Baron
o'G%itournelleS DC @ouitant fir Den ans
tbeil, nel6en Die Ser. Staten all Den
Anselesenbeiteu Der S8elt ncbmen uno
%beiOnbers all Der Misunderstanding OeS
@eltfrieocns. OaS Santett fanO in
ben pra6tigen neuen Rdumen oes Gei'
ienbensGlubS in ben I@bamps GlniecS
itatt. SOti6after BOrter's 0teNe iiber
Den Iufbau Der ameritaniihen MARINE
wurOe entbuiiuitiid auf9enommen. Gr
iprah iiber Die 2baten Der Wtarine Ieit
1912 uuO beiiirwortete, OaB Der @On9reb
Oas biitOrii6e Sdiff nGouititutiOn4
erbalte. 3u9leid trat CT fiir Die 8beOrie
Gin, OaB cine itarte SlOttc Die iiderite
@arantic fir ben 6rieOen Der Station
lei. Die 9teoe oeS YarOnS O'@itOurs
nelles DC Gonitant 9ewann our6 Die
3batlade al SeOeutuu9, Dap ct Elm
Mtitslieo bes Saa9er tribunals mar,
9r erttdrte, Die Ser. Staten bGtten
innerbalb Der leeten brei Sabre europa
einen bcmerfenswertben Semcis ibrer
Wta6t 9eliciert, @rel9niiie gu %geltalten,
mel6e Den Sortidritt Der @elt ausmas
den. als oaS Saa9er Tribunal bet'
nabc per9eiien unO abli6tlih i9norirt
murOc. ermedte eS @rGiiOeut 9fOOieuelt
wieoer gum Seben, inoem CT Den Sail
WterifOs9 a%liiornien all Den Sdiebs9es
ridtSbOf uerwies. @urOpGil6e StaatSs
minner erahteten Dies fir ein 6imGri.
i6es Semiiben, bas 0au9er Tribunal
wicOer i'll Sdwun9 ;u brin9en, aber es
fiibrte raid Oaiu, oaB Der mi6tiacre
SAT- BON 9rOBbrltannieH, 0eutihlano
unb Stalien ge9cn YeneSuela untcrbrei.
tet wurbe. Der 9aager @eri6tSbOf,
Der aui oieie 2Seiie wieOer in Den Sore
oergrunO gebrudt wurOe, madte ltetige
6Ortidrittc. 0aS leete @rgebniB mar,
oaB bic enslii6' ruiiiide ariiis Der 9lrs
bitration iibermieien muroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-01
@ettftreit i'm @clsaahlen.

Gin 0sttftrsit i'm ,9elbSGblen unb
abbiren puroe neuli6 in Chicago pers
%anitaltet. 3p0lf padete nit 9elbs
f6einen BON SIS, $40 unb 500 Rsnnz
ipertb, Elm iebes i'm 9eIammtbetraee
bon $4,000, fpurbe bon spOIf aneeitel>
ten bortiser 8anten se5dblt, iortirt unb
in Padets Don ie $500 dbgstbeilt, pGbs
renb 700 9antsglsrts nit tritif6en
augen bic S4nsligteit unb bic &C.
.Danbtbeit Der 9efperber beim 9elbsGbz
len beoba6teten. Der erIte 9reis BON
$25 lpuroe bon 2emopne 9. g. Sat6
%gefuonnen, Der bus ,3Gblsn unb Cor
tiren in 81 Minuten uno 64.5 Setuns
ben fertig bra9ts. Sine Winute lGns
ger brau9te Der 3peite 9%epinner isrant
6. GOomis, Der sinen 9reis bon $40
erbielt. Der 9%efpinner bes britten
preiiss bon S. mar Monroe R. De
nubles. 9eim Ibbiren bon 500 gbeds
uuf ben Rai6inen erruns Sreo. Ros
BPM ben eriten qreis BON $25, Der bas
3uidmmen5GbIen Der Gbsds, bic i'm
Rsnnpertbe Spiidsn 80 Gents biz
$350.000 parsn, in II Winuten unb
80 As Setunoen boIbrd6te.
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Oerman NarOinahaus. friihe.

9erman Saroin9bauS, friiber
Rrdiioent Der giational Srewins So.
III Nun slrbOr, Wii6.. itarb I'M Slltsr
uOu 6s Subrsn na6 OreipO6sntlidcr
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trat brei Gage Dor ieiusm 5OSs sur
tatbOlil6en STRIDE iiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-01
Giienbabn ScittabelIe.
etluuare, %eadananna unO gBefern 8abn
.Nreis $685.
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nm POS, $40, Cos. 500, 1910, Born. +; r..
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buro. 6.tu Rd6mittass.
ROrolitj sir Su1dIp UNI rs. 6.22 u. 900
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nOmmtu Spuniass. 5ar WOntrCis UNI 900
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epmOpatipu. nm it0 unt 6 Is Nabmittass.
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fir Rprtbumbtrlanb UNI 6.35, 10 10 Wcr.
f.55 une 6.35 NaRm. 6hr plpmpurb um 9.U5
Ratmitides. .
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Na6H.
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mittass,
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