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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-08-19

the glands the gons SWELL the throat and mouth become liberated
the hair and eyebrows drop and often the entire surface the body
with spotces sckenng
Contagious Blood Poison eacheous elusive the
carrying your with visible evidences
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-08-19

no return symptom Of the vile disease.
Warsaw, N. @. n. M. REGISTER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27
SAVAGE DOGS WILD FIGHT.
W. A. Fraser Tells of Battle of Two
 Wild Brutes of the North.
From the Metropolitan Magazine.

From the Metropolitan Magazine.
 One day acquired another unit for my team ef four dogs-a rare huslxIe His yellow-white coat hung in huge rolls, for he was taking on his winter gar ment and casting off the old.
 When I brought the huskle to my shack, Garou looked at him omlnously.
 He's as big as the other" said Hem ly joyously, "and of course he's hungry"
 l sat and smoked my pipe while the Engllshman broke bannock into a pan and decorated it with bacon fat.
 Better put it outside" l advised; but
 had spoken too late, for Henly had placed the dish on the floor
 The huskie showed his white nozzle into the food with eagerness.
 l heard low gurgle In the throat of Garou, and yelled, "Marsel Aim!" I might as well have called to the Atha- basca.
 The dog became a black incarnation of ferocity; his rush was demoniac in it's sudden fierceness. The hussie had fought for food all his life; each white fish had remained in his possession be- cause of his strength. For the dish of food he was most willing to battle with Garou-with twenty Garous.
 The black dogs fangs gashed the hus- kie's neck at the first fierce snap. But the white dog, knowing of this thing and its ways was up in the air like a bear and his jaws closed on Garous loins The black was brought to the floor.
 l watched the two thinking that the indifferent Garou would take his lesson early and quit.
 Henly was up on the table-the mis- sionary spirit alayed by the English in- terest of battle
 Suddenly the huskie shot into the air. his grip of the loin broken, and a hind foot crushed to pulp.
 "The black devill nailed him. by the foot l heard Henly say.
 Next the huskie's teeth were buried in Garou's back; the black dogs huge jaws swept downward, and l heard bone crushed like a pipestem the noise drown ed by 2 whine of agency from the hus- kle.
 1 seized stick of firewood and aimed a blow at Garou's head l missed, and was thrown half under the table as the fighting brutes swept against my legs.
 Then my camp stove was rolled to It's side, and .he pipes clattered to the floor. The turmoil was terrific. Now up on their hind legs they clinched and tore at each others throats; now down on the blanks, the black always underneath, try ing for the foreleg of his enemy.
 I was up again, raining blows upon the mad brutes. I might as we'll have bat tered two wolves. Again Garou closed on leg with his iron jaws, and again I heard the bone crushed
 The white deg was done for. As he sought to rise with game effort, he pitched forward on his shoulder and Garou had him by the throat, his teeth set like wise.
 By the hind legs, I dragged Garou out to the chip yard-dragged the two of them for the blacks hold was hold of death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27

failed to marry because he knew her too we'll and has married the woman he should not have married because he did not know her well enough. In courtship absence can become an allurement of it. self.
 In married life there can be no gainsay- ing the fact that the majority of people quarrel because they see too much of each other. If most couples were married only threee days a week instead of seven there would be fewer dvorces Any two people who stay together continually, see the same people. read the same books. and hear the same stories are bound to bore each other in time, and the chances are that the average family row begins in a frantic and unconscious effort to in- fuse little excitement and interests into domestic life. Not without reason Is the annual summer hegira of wives away from their husbands, and the nightly stampede of husbands to the club away from their wives. Except for these safety valves the whole institution of do- mesticity would be blown up
 The truth is that in absence like every thing else, safety lies in the golden mean A little absence makes the heart grow fonder but too much of 1t is fatal to love- Absence should be taken intermt- tenty, and in small and broken doses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27

ing, but they are drawn from life, and while he draws them with good humor, he takes ho trouble to concel their misery or their failures.
 Another point is that Fielding's moral zng on the tortured subject of love is particularly sane. We are given no false sentiment, and the degrees of love-there are many-are clearly divided. He shows us the gradual influence over mans life of the best kind of devotion and one should be grateful to him for show ing the process-not as a naggin exact ing. unimaginative system of rhetoric, but silent force working constantly for good.
 ''Neither Sophia nor Amelia indulges in long meditations or morbid attacks of nysteria. They respect the laws of life, they realize the enormous fundamental difference between men and women. They are neither spasmodic nor emotional, nor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27

vain, but they are full of tenderness and charm, and. above all, high spirits.
 'If a modern heroine is tender she Is usually depressed and depressing. Field ing knew how to combine tenderness with pride and love with gayety.
 ''No doubt, in outward refinement, man ners have improved since Fielding time But can we say that inward re- finement has made the same progress?
 "It seems to me that. whereas love tales were once cheerful, they have be- come vicious. and when healthy-mindeo girls read of the strange doings ana stranger moods of the momentarily pop ular heroines, they begin to reel as though they themselves, in comparisvn with these invented creatures, were ao- normally dull.
 Let me entreat them to realize that they are not dull and that the ouli crea- ture is the artificial creature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27
The Oregon Exposition.
l.a nr0u. vo,.lr Wnrld.

From the New York World.
 The next great fair will be the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition at Port land. Oregon, opening June 1 and closing october 15. 1905. The exposition grounds cover space of 407 acres and include a beautiful natural lake. The United States government has appropriated for it's buildings and exhibits s475,0OO. The ap- proximate cost of the whole exposition is s5. 100000. The exposition will celebrate the one huadredth anniversary of the ex- ploration and annexation of the Oregon country" now comprising the States of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and a large part of Montana and Wyoming.
 Keep the liver and kidneys in order. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the remedy to reg ulate these organs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27

my condition seemed to grow the pains spread over hny entire body and from November to March suffered agony tried many patent medicines but relieved me Upon the advice of friend decided to try S. S. Before allowing take it. however, my guardian, who was chemist analysed the remedy and free of pot mercury felt much better after taking two bot ties that continued the remedy, and in two months cured completely The permanent for have never since had touch of Rheumatism, though many times posed to damp and cold weather.
 I 58 Cliff St., Roxbury, Mass MRS. ELEANOR I. JONES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27
RHEUMATISM

For over four years suffered intensely with Sciatic Rheumatism. The Rheuma- tism first troubled me in my hip, then spread to my shoulders, head, and finally all over my body. became such an in valid that neither my family nor friends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27

A few years ago was taken with in- faminatory Rheumatism, which, though mild at first, became gradually so intense that was for weeks unable to walk. 1 tried several prominent physicians and took their treatment faithfully, but was unable to get the slightest relief. In fact,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27

thought possible for long mad tried many prescriptions given by physicians (which contained great deal of poash that my stomach ruined and there seemed no hope recovery had been reading n the newspapers of & S. and decided try and my joy commenced to get relief before the second bottle gone After compet ine five bottles entirely different and felt that
 had new lease life The cure in my case has been wonderful that shall tell every of it. S. s. S. not only cured my Rheumatism but also put my system generally in excellent condition. have good appetite sleep well and once more enjoy life.
 Mt. Sterling, Ky. b. M. fRishH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-27

lad "a touch of exd1m hd dam lone j S from the andt ~
 
 rheumatism tunar htu blood st be @x &X &mauet N A " fever M m&Um m tno tuingtn dhewh system is t nai nc pa m wbe etoan 's ~ TIE COMPANY.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02

The. peculiar cough wh i IT.
dicates Group Is usudlll we'll
known to the mothers Of crOupy
children. No time sheuld be
lost in the trea,m mt Of tnl
for this purpose ~ III d cine has
received more universal approval
than Cham3erlaIn's Cough Rene
dy Do not waste valuable time
in experimenting with untried
remedies, no matter how highly
they may be recommended, but
give this medicine rs directed
and all symptoms of Group will
quickly disappear. For sale by
St. Johns Drug Co
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02

Mrs. Johanna Solerlp'tn, If
Fergus Falls, Nina .eN AM d $
located her sholdvr he hal a
surgeon get it ba * III ldtt IS
soon as possible, nj vas quit
sore and panied her ve y much.
Her son mentioned hal h bad
seen Chamberlliu'S Pan B,lm
advertised for sprlins and sore
ness, aud she asked him to buy
her a bottle of It, which he did
1t quickly relieved her and en-
abled her to sleep which sine had
not done for several days. The
son was SO much pleased with
the relief it gave his mother that
he has since recommended it to
many others. For sale by St
Johus Drug Co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02

A baby was born at Benson
last week which according to
the Tombstone PrUspector,
weighed but III pounds and was
so tiny that the infant could be
placed in the palm of it's fathers
hand. The child is healthy and
the doctor says that all it's facul-
ties and functions are developed.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02
Santa Re Reduced Rates.

For the Arizona Cattlemen'S
Association Convention, Phoenix.
Ariz., Jan. 40, 1924 Fare to
Ash Fork and return S8.l5 ON
certificate plan. Certificates
will he houored up to and includ-
ing Jan. 18th for return. ). f..
p. &. P. will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round
trip from Ash Fork, a$ll65.
-A-~ {. II. BROWN,
Agent, HOlhrook, Arizona.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02
WANTED.

Unrestricted Forest Reserve
Lands, highest cash prices paid.
Also have Restricted lands for
sale. Correspondence solicited
and cheerfully answered.
w. H. CLARK. HoIbrook, Ariz.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02
Proposals for County Printing for
the year 1904.
Office of the Board of Supcrvi-

Office of the Board of Supcrvi-
sors of Apache. County.
Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of said Board
OF Supervisors of said Apache
County, for publishing the min
uteS of said Board and all other
printing that is now required by
law for the year 1904. -
Said proposals will be opened
at 1870 p. m. january 4th 1904.
The Board. reserves the right
to reject any and. all bids.
}. r.. ARMTJO, .
Clerk of the Board.
Dec. 9Th 1908.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02
Dec. 9Th 1908.
WANTED AGENTS.,

WANTEDEAgents, Hustlers,
Statesmen, Clerks aud everybody
who wants Ito enjoy a good
hearty laugh to send soc for
Tips to Agents > Worth $50
to any person who sells goods
for living. If not satisfactory
your mOne1. back. Circular for
stamp. The DR.. White Electric
Comb Co., DecatuE-4lL .a..-.- g
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02
SHORTHAND
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Call ON our representative in
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the entire course, sent TO any adj.
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Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02

Entered IN the Postoffee at St. Johns, Arizona as
sseOnd-class mail matter, May "a, 1908, under Act
Of Congress of March 8, 1879.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-01-02

Ad, srtising rates furnished on application.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
SMufeta!

Sn benz 8Oitbuoel>R rOjeB sesen Ma'
den unb Mtitan9efla9te 9aben Die Sc
lbmorenen am Sreitag abeno mad
mebrltiinoiger 8%eratbun9, mdbreuS
pelder finf abitimmunssn por9snom.
men wurben, ibren Wabripru6 babin
ab, 6aB ausuit R. Wta6en aus 20.
lebo, George q. SorenS aus 2olebo 10.
mie Samuel VI. unb Oiaer y. @rpii
aus Waibinston Der 8erbre6eE, Die IL.
men in Der Anfla9e CUR 3alt 9ele9t nlrs
ben, i9ulois ieien. @ssen Die Witan.
setla9ts Martha 5. Sorenj mar Die Gns
tlase BON Der Bunoesanpalti9aft fallen
9elaiien morbtn.
9ii1ter Yrit6arb perurtbeilte Wa-
den, Oiler y. @roff unb 2orenS ieoen
gu 5wei Sabren 3udtbaus uno 3abluns
elmer @elbbuBe BON $4,000 ieoer.
Die brei 8srurtbeiltsn melbeten bic
8erufuns an bic b6bere SuitanS an unb
wuroen oann inter ie $40, 1000 8iirs.
Ihaft f%rsiselaIien.
Dem Samuel u. @roff murbe cine
Srilt pom bier Gasen ertbeilt, ieineu
antras UNI @erpabrnng zines neueu
Projeiies sinSureiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Ghina's Neutralitdt.

Der @eianbte @bina's in Berlin er.
f(arte in einem Snteruiem, oaB @bina's
Meutralitdt cine nur Temperate lit, uuS
OaB ielbit Der 9eriebenite Diplomat niht
uorausiagen fOnne, melh' cine Ser1ns
oerrns in Der Saltuns @biua's in "a
StunOen itattfinoen mO9e.
r0tan iollte nift uer9elien," erflarte
Der @elanbte, bag Der Srie9 in Der
Wtanoidurei aui 9ineiiidem Serritor
RUM auS9efo6tcn miro, uno baB Die
aufre9un9 bes 6ineiii6en SolteS nit
Der Sortbauer bss Srie9es wahlen wiro.
IS LIT raber nur natur9emdB, baB Die
Re9icrun9 @biuu's eines cages entideis
oct, bic Nnoauer ibrer 9teutralitdt iei
weber mO9li6 nod wiini9enSwertb.
OreiBi9tauIeuo gut eiuerer;ierte 6ineiis
idle SOloaten iteben bereits in Der BRO.
ping 5i6ili bereit, auf einen Sefebl BON
Betin9 aus iofOrt mad Der Manoi6urei
por;uriiden. lluiere Station bepuuOert
bic Sapaner unO iDmpatbiiirt gang ents
l6ieben nit ibnen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Sotf&after Sternburs preift ame'
rifauiSde GipIpmatte.

Bsi Der 8albiustonieier Der Nmeri.
cau acaoemD Of Bolitical ano Soeial
S%eieuce" in P~bilabelpbia mar Der osut.
I4e 8oti6aftsr Baron sped BON
Stsrnburs, Der bel 6ieier @elessnbsit
aud BON Der l1niueriitdt Rsnnipluania
gum @%brenooftor Der Redte promouirt
muroe, Der Sauptrebner. @r lprad
iibsr oas Gbema Die Oeutihen als
@oloniiatorsn. Oabei fibrte er unter
Nnoerem aus
,Bei allen Berionen, Die an benz be-
itduois mahisnoeu Sanbel nit Dem fer
men Often betbeili9t iiuo, madte iit
eruite 8eiorsuiB seltenb, oils bort bas
8rie9ssepOlf aufities. @s mar Die Yors
ausii6t Der Re9iernn9 in @aibinston
melhe @bina Dor Chaos unb auitbsi.
lung mdbrenS Der Borerunruben i'm
Sabre 1900 rettete. Yteue Slammen
oroben aus Der 9~liibeuoen aibe empors
Buiobern, aber wieber i'm re6ten au9ens
bid sriif bic Resieruns in Waibinston
elm unb lub bic Mdfte elm, Suiammen
fir bic Sntesritdt @bina's einSutrsten
uno 10 oaS Chaos 3u perbiiten, oellen
@noe Hiemano absuieben usrmoht bate.
Durd oieie meiiterbafte 2eiituus Der
Diplomatic weroen niht nur Die Srie.
benss %ioubsrn aud Die 8rissSmd9te bic
9r6Steu Sortbeilt ernten, uno es itebt ~
boffen. oab fid Der wadienoe SanSsI
@binas uussitOrt meiter sutwidslu
mtr0."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
GiubaItsbefebl ees.n bic sanse Gbi'
cago'er federation of 2abcr.

sluf bic beidworens ausiass bon BE.
amten Der Dearborn Duiter COMPANY
bin, bas bic @bicasoer Seberation Of
Sabor ibren Strsifern bel ungelesli1m
@emalitbaten unb @inidi6terun9ss
Ysrlu9en Siilfe ssleiltet babe, erlis6
Hi6ter Soloom einsn @inbaltsbeiebl
sesen jene Organization. SIR Yrdfi.
bent Wm. y. S6arbt INTO SefretGr
@owaro .. 9iodels iinb 3uiammsn nit
elmer 9rO6en An3abl maHnli6er unt
weiblibsr Streiter, melde CUR Scatter
Cutters Union 9eb0ren, ats Beflaste In
Dem @eri6ts.Y erfabrtu senanut. 81
lit baS erite Wtal, oab elm 8eriud &C.
ma9t miro, bic federation nit eerarti.
gen Aften In Vsrbinoun9 30 brinsen.
IS miro in Der alase bebauptst. baB Il,
an einer Seri6wOrun9 tbeilssnommer
babe, I'M a~rbeitseber aus benz @eidafts
gu treiben, mel6e iih peiserten, Union
SorOerunsen aujuertennen. sl1e erimi
nellen Nfte, 10 mirb 9eia9t. ma6tsn ie
oes Wtitslieb elmer linton oafiir perant
wortli9. 8i4tsr SoloOm's @inbalts
beiebl lol elmer Der ourhgreifenolter
ieiu, Die ie in @bicaso sriaifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Qrparamm Der RaAte.

9tus por5hgliher Quelle erfdbrt man,
oas RuBlanb, Seftsrreid F1lnearn uni
Deuti6lanb fia auf Elm Brosramm ber
&i6tsinmii6uus seeinist baden fir ben
6ad, OaB bic 2iirtei 8ulsarien ansreiit,
Die brei Wddte babeu it'd ferner babiu
ueritdnbist, oaB fie bic etwaisen 6eino'
ieli9feiten ni6t als Gries aniebeu mol.
len, lonbern oils bere6ti9te unteroriid.
uns eiuer Hebsllion ieitens Der Giirfsi,
msl6e Bul9ariens Sujerain lift. Der
2iirtei wiro ieoo6 nidt 9eitattet werosn,
irsenowsldes bulgarii6e 9ebiet in Be
fig gu ne6msl, meuit bic 8ul9arsn &c.
l6lassn msroen iollttn. Sielmebr pirS
Selterrsi6z llnsarn nit Der aufsabe be.
trant merben, In WaSeoonisn pOliieili6s
@emalt a~usSuiiben in Der ndmliden
@eils, pie ibm pom 8erliner Gousrsb
i'm Sabre 1873 bic administrative Sc
malt in 8osnien nnb Der 9~er5o9owina
iibertragen muroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Sfafens 9riessbrauo mac tpetter
NM i'd areifen.

Dem Berliner .2a9eblatt" piro aus
Maorib semelbet. bic Resifruns Srant.
reifs babe osrienisen Spaniens I'M Ysrs
traueu Wiittbeilung BON 9ebeimen BID
men @nslanos 9enaht, i'm Sale eines
Srieses Gbeile ipaniiden Territoriums
belessn jn tpollen. Das iei Der @runb,
peslpesen Spanien Eruppeu nod ben
canaril6en Snieln, @euta, @alacia uno
mad Der Nadbari6ait Der Strass pom
Gibraltar idide. Die Resieruns Srant.
reihs babe Spanien aud ben Ratb &C.
seben, semiiie 2beile ieiner 9iiits ltarter
Az befelti9en.
Baron pon RidtbofeH, Der Miniiter
oes a~uswdrtisen. ertldrt. baB Deutid,
lano, nun Der 8ries aus9ebrohen lei,
pom ben 2600 Soloaten. Die eS in China
uno 9iautldou iteben babe, feinsn ,us
riid;ieben tonne. Die oeuti6en Trnps
pen in China ieien bic Sauptfraft iir
bic Sufretterbaltnus Der SrOuuns
bort.
S9weosu iolst benz 8sijpiels Dane,
marfs uub madlt ebeniali5 mobil. Der
Staatsrath BON Shmeoen bat beihlols
len, bic electromagnetic Der Snisl
SCOTLAND %peritdrfeu ~ laiIen, bic 9iis
itensA rtillerie ~ mobililiren, Elm Sc
ihmaoer pom 9arlsfrona nab Stodbolm
ju lhideu nno I'M nGroliden Sdweoeu
2ruppen ~ ton3eutriren.
Die ensliidsn 5eitunseu beipredeu
ben auBersewObnlifen Gifsr, NIT Dem
in benz Grisnal 81 SSoolpi9 unS in oil.
oereu Srienalsn searbsitet wirb, BIZ
6lotte fiir jeoe GmerseuS por,ubereiten.
@s wirb Snseseben, oaB in ben Wtuui'
tionsiabrifen felt SeibHahten Gag uni
9taht s~earbeitet wirb. Belonoere BE.
oeutun9 nirb barauf sslest. ba6 &C
Sdladtidiife init ben neuen elf3Olissr
Stablsei9iieeu ausseriiitst mer6en, Dol
benen bic a%omiralitdt Dor uier Sabrel
450 fir ben Prtis pom $22. 5O0. 600 be
ftellts. Disie @ei4iise ihieBen bis an
cine @%nti.rnuns pom 10000 9arbs &C
nau mad BEN 3iele.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Der Shiebefpru6,

Sin berporraaenoer Beamter bee
StaatSoepartementS ertldrte besii9lif
oes Saassr S6ieosiprudes in benz pe'
nejOlaniiben Streitfal, bas Oeparte'
ment beoauere ben Prd;eoenSfall, mel
den oas Saa9er Tribunal bur4 ieint
@ntideiouns 'setroHen babe, aber ben
Yereinigten Staaten bleibe niftS anoe'
res iibrig, alS ben Snbalt als biubenbes
SOlferre6t pbiloIopbiih 5u acceptiren.
Oarauf, mann bic 8ereiutgteu Staaten
bic ibuen 9e9en 8ene3uela Sussipro6e'
men Streitlummen erbalten, fomule am
meni9lteu etmaS an. aber bic Re9ieruna
9ebe unsern oas Yrinjip gu. bab burd
Die bloBe @utwideluns pom Sesmahi
cine 9tation ais 9lanbiserin lit siu
8oriuSsreht binlibtli6 Der Be3ablune
ibrer Soroerun9 Dor anoeren 9fationer
ueri6aifeu t0nne. welhe BON Der au'
wenbun9 BON @swalt abseieben bdttsn
Otan lei Der Wfeinun9, baB oaburd einl
Bramie auf bic A~nnenbun9 BON @tmall
selsst neroe, welhe sseisnet iei, Die Sol
fer BON BEN @iuidlasen iriebli6er biplO'
matiider SSese CUR DurbIesnn9 ibrsl
anipihe abiui6rsden. Der usne;Olat
nii6en Resieruns, meiute Der Staats'
mann, f6nne es sleidsiltis iein, psld,
Wtadt 3uerlt befrieoist merbe, penn I'll
bapon aus9ebe, baB idlieBli6 bod einl
Station nab Der anoeren beSablt nerber
miHie. Die 3uriidlesuns Der persin
burten breiBis BroSent BON ben 3ollsin
nabmen BON 9asuira unb Buerto Gabsnt
lit ieOen Wtouat erfolst uno bas @slo ii
bis iur absabe Der @nti9eiouns bel 81
ner Sanf oeponirt mOrben. aus ben
anseiammeltsn, rsip. nod a%niuiammsin
ben 6onos weroen nunmebr england
Oeutiblano uno Stalieu uub oann BIZ
anberen Mfd6te befrieoist. meldsn Yin
ipriihe juerfaunt norben iinb. His SnI
u%plitdnoisen YeirieSisuns aler @l6u
bigger, welhe an BEN Berfabreu tbsilse
nOmmen babsn, weroen stwa ;psi Sabr
%perlQuieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
anecb1ihe rtnterbrhefuu eerSfla'
Derei auf ben Nbtttppiusu.

Sn Seantmortun9 elmer anfra9e BON
@m. 6. Dodge iiber oas an9eblife Ses
iteben BON Sflaperei auf Den Solos, ns
lelu unb Die BARN bird eiren 3eitnn9ss
ausl6nitt i6eiubar belsste Nn9abe,
ameritaner ieien Die SflapenbGuoler,
bot SriessIefretdr Gait beu fol9enoen
9rief an Dodge 9eidrieben
Die Ingabe iiber bas Selteben BON
Stlaperei auf ben Ybilippinen lit cine
I6anblide Siise. SIS 9eben iih abiOlut
feline amerifaner nit Sflauenbanbel ab.
IS iiuO mebrere SGlle Don Mieni6ens
raub, periibt our6 Die WtOrOs. Stdmme,
in ben Sebir9s9e9enoen u%orsefommen,
bod lit bieS unmeien unteroriidt moroen
uno es erei9net iid MIR mebr duBerit
penis pom Der Art. @eneral 98oob
maft nit @%utbeiBun9 Der Bbilippinens
9ommiilion Die Gu6eriten anltrenguns
gen, nm Die Sflauerei In ben Moros
4rorinien, no iolhe iait allein nod
uorfommt, 81 utteroriiden."
Nnieiseu ftnoen our9 bus r@o4ens
blatt" bic weiteite Serbreitun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Deutf&sGaswefafrtfa.

Obsrft0 sutnsin, Der @ouperueur BON
DeutI9 : Siihmeitafrifa, fabelte, oae
Opambos ON 2. Stbruar ben Roli,si'
poiten in GmatOni anSriffeu. baB iis ubsr
Suriidseihlasen uno oaB babel 60 bon
ibuen 9et6btet murben. am 8. Sebruar
bate cine abtbeilung unter Seutnant
Sduiss BET SiosT iumaua elm @eie6t
NIT Ssreros. bel BEN Die sestsrsu Ssbn
Wtann e%inbiieten.
Die Sauptmadt Der beuti6en Trups
pen piro bets fabanbia fonSentrirt blet
ben, bis Die geritdrtuns aus Dsutid'
LAMB eintrifit. DauH ioli enersiid ses
gen bic Gufribrer u~Orsesanssn wsrbsn,
Die bel StjOiansati uno @aterbers an=
Seiammslt fino.