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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02
S7Ceets for Children.

Nearly all children, especially II
they be normal, healthy children,
crave for sweets. A great many
parents, without any thought or rea-
son in the matter, deny to their chill
dren all kinds of sweets. They do this
from some preconceived notion that
sugar and candy and cakes are bad
for the children. Other parents go to
the opposite extreme and indulge their
children in all sorts of confectionery,
from the cheapest to the most expen-
sive. allowing them to eat. rich, in
digestible cakes, jams, candied fruits.
preserves, etc.
They both are making a mistake.
Children should be allowed to eat
sweets-but the proper kind OF
sweets. Cheap, nasty confectionery
should never be given them, neither
should they be permitted to have too
much jam nor any Of that indefinahle
hodgepodge of stuff that masquerades
under the name of cake. Beware OF
cheap, painted candies; they are
poisonous.
But give the children sweets in the
form of pure chocolates. honey and
syrup made from fruits. A lump of
sugar or stick of good candy now
and then will not hurt them. Let
them eat molasses, but be sure it is a
good quality. Fruit jellies. if unadul-.
terated, and plain cookies that are not
too sweet are good for children.
Let the children have sweets. The
system Graves them. They impart
warmth and energy. They nourish
and build up the tissues The best
time to give the children sweets is at
meal times Let fruits, jelly, syrup.
molasses, honey or cookies form part
OF each meal and then children will
not so often plead for candy and cake.
Let the children have sweets. But see
to it that they are furnished the
proper kind, at the right time and in
sensible quantity.-Medical Talk.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02
SmokeleSS Po1Oder Fumes.

Smokeless powder has its dangers
as well as advantages" says Popular
Mechanics. While it does not reveal
the location of the guns from which it
is fired, and does not obstruct the
vision of it's gunners. it does emit a
most deadly gas. which. if confined.
works havoc. When used in the open
field or battlements there is usually
enough wind blowing to carry awav
the fumes, but when fired from turrets
on board ship the gases are liable to
be blown back into the compartment.
In recent target practice by a battle
ship the wind blew the fumes into the
turret and nearly asphyxiated the en-
tire gun crew."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02
been beating the representatives of the English news

been beating the representatives of the English
papers we'll those of the American press is not
matter which be laid against the door of the
Japanese Government; rather should the disgrunted
newspaper managers look closer at home to find the
of their defeat The of the Cal-Herald
gatherers calls attention the qualities which
make successful war correspondent In every cam
paign the personal influence and the address of each
correspondent counts for his in gaining the
confidence and goodwill of the staff officers with whom
he is connected far than widely heraded fame
orceful writer self-assertive and pugnacious
author of books, turned eagle for the 1t
is the man who can win recognition from the army
officers with whom he is associated purely upon the
merits OF his address and the evidences of his
capabity and integrity who will win preferment over
the heads of his fellow craftsmen in the great game
Oscar King Davis, who heads the Call Herald staff
of correspondents i'll the East, is such a Many
years experience the difficult task which he fills and
record of past achievements have given him the power
to make successful bid for the favor of the Japanese
generals and by this favor he has been enabled direct
his movements and those of his assistants into field
which has remained closed to the Of the army of
war scribes. Up to date Mr. Davis has supplied The Call
with large budget of exclusive of the hostitie
and If is safe TO say his will continue be
made manifest in the pages of this paper long as
the war lasts.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02
THE SUNDAY CALL MAGAZINE.

its special Easter edition tomorrow the Sunday
Call will present of the best work ever exc
cuted in modern journalism, both from an artistic
and literary point of view There will be sixteen pages
of carefully selected and timely features
Among the beautiful features, for instance there
is magnificent fulpage photograph of one OF the
most attractive children in San Francisco singing an
Easter anthem amid bower of St. Joseph lilies. There
is something peculiarly reverentia in both the pose
and expression that this picture find its way
into permanent setting in many homes 1t is entitled
Easter Morn"
Still another attractive fu-page photograph is
markabe snapshot secured St Marys Cathedral just
the time when the fashionable congregation were eav-
ing the church. 1t is of the group pictures ever
presented in modern paper.
Not be overlooked in the attractions dear to
the feminine heart the ullpage picture of the dainty
Easter Miss attred in the prettiest and latest
tons in the modistes art
Almost equally important the full page of photo
graphs of the newest and stunning Easter hats
shown in the center of fashion and wealth-Paris and
page OF the Floral Fances of the Easter Girl" This
last mentioned page is prove exceptionally pop
ular in land overlooking with blooms is Cali
fornia, and yet it is strange circumstance that few
know how where select flowers for Easter decora
ton how to arrange them after they have been Sc
lected. This page shows many and appropriate
ideas.
Perhaps dearer than all will be the page devoted to
the Easter bridewhat she is wearing, what she should
wear and all the dainty and fascinating frils and full
bellows without which fashionable wedding can lay
claim TO pretentousness The photograph that illus
trates this article is of of the beautiful and
attractive of the brides of the 1t will be sur
prise to those who know her.
Most appropriate will be the Eastern sermon by the
Rev. Louis !, Sawyer, pastor of the Hamton-sq uare
Baptist Church, "The Resurrection Pledge" This is
splendid forensic effort, arstcay illustrated by two
famous panels representing angels painted by Old World
masters
In the line of pure fiction there is the last nsallment
of "To-morrow's Tangle," by Geraldine Bonner This
last instaent is by far the strongest exciting
OF the whole book, which, "The Octopus" is
perhaps the best novel written Of California life
In quite different vein is the fourth of Albert Son
nichsens Deep Sea Vagabond stories entitled "When
the Don Adopho Turned Turtle" while the new Puzzle
Page for the children and the Scrap Book Page with all
its unique features and the page of Timely Topics of the
World for men and women and children alike make I'D
of the entertaining special ever issued
by the Sunday Call.
In addition to all this and much more besides might
be mentioned the beautiful supplement- which will
be given away free with the Sunday Call tomorrow
morning entitled can Easter Offering" which is de-
signed especially for framing
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02
Fish IN the Hose.

A New York paper prints a dispatch
from Middletown, n. Y, telling how
one large catfish put fire company
out of business temporarily and might
easily have been the cause of a heavy
fire loss in Middletown recently.
A fire broke out in a large apart
ment house opposite the house of the
crack Ontario Engine Company. The
company's hose was quickly attached
to the hydrant and the water turned
on. but there all business stopped. The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

Two Chinese coolies, locally Objectionable, fought to
kill another the other day because of their respective
aspirations for the affections of slave woman. Even
the worst woman on earth excite the spirit of rivalry
III the breast of the human male 1t be regretted
for the unfortunate womans sake. that the fighting
Mongos did not murder each other
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

Coroner's jury called to fix responsibility for the
death of unfortunate has emphasized the necessity
of adopting method to simplify the disputes in dag
noss that arise in emergency hospitals To an ordi
nary observer the suggestion that it might be wise
for the people of San Francisco to insist upon the
poyment of competent physicians and surgeons in our
lrblic service.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02
AnS1VerS TO Queries.

OHIO'S Subscriber. City.
At the Presidential vote in Ohio in
1900 Bryan received, out of 1,O4O.O73
votes cast. 474,SS2 and Mckinley 54S.-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

The King of Italy and the Emperor of Germany have
met, exchanged greetings, pledged friendship have
gone their separate ways Yet it upon such incidents
this, trhing appear that the destnes of the
people of the Old World. for good evil, most fire.
quently depends
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

VALUE OF COINS-Alameda, Sub
scriber. Questions relative to the value
of coins must be accompanied by self
addressed and stamped envelope, as
such are not answered in this column.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

NAVIES-B., City In The Call Of
February IL, 1904, there was published
in the general news a table showing
the tonnage Of the principal navies of
the world. On the 25th of the same
month there was published in this de-
partment list of the leading navies
according to the number of vessels and
of officers and men.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

I'm a lightning calculator" said
the applicant for the bookkeeping DO
sition.
Then you'll not do here" replied
the proprietor of the powder works;
you'd blow UP the institution
PHILADELPHIA Press.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men By the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). 230 Cal
ifornia street Telephone Main 1o42,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

Townsend's California Glace fruits ana
choice candles. in artistic fire-etched
boxes A nice present for Eastern friends.
lis Market street. above Call building. .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

Chicago child prompted and coached to commit
perjury, led FIVE innocent the steps of the gal
lows recently and only the accident of retraction as
incxpcabe the initial dreadful lie saved the CITY from
the commission of official murder Doubtless more than
juror in this has since reflected that not even in
these days of shrewdy analytic knowledge it possible
for one ever to know whether he is right wrong.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

The frantic efforts of William Jennings Bryan to Sc
cure that $4,000 Bennett legacy prompt the people
the United States to wish that the Nebraskan were rich
beyond the dreams of human avarice Americans. be
they Republican Democrat always wish feel that
none but big has been granted by party nomi
the privilege of contestng for the exalted posi-
ton of President of the United States.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

STAR ROUTES-H. W., Napa. Cal.
Star routes are those mail routes of
the United States Government on
which. owing to lack of railroad or
steamboat facilities, the mail is car
ried on horseback or wagons They
are called star routes because in the
route book of the Postoffice Depart
ment they are marked with a star:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

ADOPTED DAUGHTER L. w. b.
Oakland, Cal. There is no California
decision on the subject of a man marry
ing his adopted daughter. The law OF
the State says: "A chiId when adopted
may take the family rame of the per-
son adopting. After adoption. the two
shall sustain toward each other the
legal relation Of parent and child. and
have all the rights and be subject to-
all the duties of that relation"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

UNCLE. SAM-Mrs. N. City. An ex..
PLANTATION which has been offered and
which has been generally accepted is
that U. S. was marked on some Gov
eminent supplies in the war. Of 1872
and forwarded to Samuel Wilson. a
Government inspector at Troy. Ny.
by the contractor. These letters were
intended to represent United States"
but some one loosely remarked that
the goods belonged to Uncle Sam.
meaning Samuel Wilson. and as he
was the representative of the United
States the name Uncle Sam" stuck to
him. In after days Uncle Sam was
applied to all representatives of the
United States. and then it came to be
applied to Americans the same as John
Bull is applied to Britishers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-15
Cine laualebiae Tdmiltc.

IS Siirfte 9epiB pon lofalem Snte.
relie lein, iiber cine lan9lebi9e SamiliC
einise DataS su 9eben, oa mcbrerC
@lieber berielben bier wobl befaunt
linS. gSir ipre9en BON Der Ssamilic
g8alter, bon wel6er nod mebrerc
unter uns peilen.
y SobanneS @alter, @rOBpater bon
Wtibael, Safob unb Sobannes 9Salter,
itarb su @fertsweier, in Saoen, I'M
9llter BON 81 Sabren. Oelien @befrau
(9lnna Wtaria SOppcl) crrei6te Elm 9lls
ter BON 80 Sabren.
2) Sobannes 98alter Der 3wDlftc, Der
SObu Der Sor9enannten, ibieb I'M sll'
ter BON SO Sabren aus Dem Seben.
81 slnbreas SSalter, Der Sater pon
Wiidael. itarb ebenfalls 3u @dertswcicr
i'm sllter BON S3..Sabren.
4) Oeiien Sobn Wtidael gSalter
peritdrb Dor eiui9en Wtonaten in Scrans
ton I'M sllter BON sc Sabren. Seine
@beirau (9eb. Semmler) itebt iest I'M
gllter pon 83 Sabren.
81 Die an Sampton StraBe babier
wobnenoe, unuerbeiratbete Gltiabetb
Semmler itebt i'm Soften Nebensiabre.
6) Safob, Der Sater bes all @pos
ming glpenue mobubafteu ebcmaligen
Garpetwebers SafOb gSalter, ltarb ;u
@dertsweier i'm sllter BON "a Sabren.
Oslien @beirau (Satbarina SOniS aus
9lltcnbeim III Saoen) mnroc S3 Sabre
alt.
y Gurpstpeber SafOb 9Saltcr, Sobn
Der YOrsenannten, itebt I'M S3iten
Sabre.
81 Sobannes g8alter, Der ebemali9e
Carpenter, lit i'm 76iten glltersiabre.
81 @liIabetb, cine S6weiter BON So.
fobI uno SObannes gSalter, uno bic
Wiltter Oes Serrn SenrD SauibolO,
lebt bel oemielben unO itebt I'M alter
bon S5 Sabren.
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S6uls Scbprbe.

Oa6 Die So6i6ules Sinner all gbams
9lpenue Dor ibrer Sollenoun9 cine iebr
groBe Slmme ueri6lin9en miro, eroiebt
li6 BON Gag Su Gag INNER oeutli6er
uno einen meiteren OeipeiS oafiir 9ab eS
am WfOnta9 glbcno, als bic sln9ebote
fir DampferSeugun9 unb elettrilde
Snitallirung perleIen muroen. Se6S
9lngebote uaren cin9ereiht worSen unb
Der burhlbnittlidc Yreis fir bic glrbeit
betrGgt S18,517. Sdmmtli6e slngebote
muroen Dem Somite iibermielen.
Die Sra9e, oh Sinoer BON 2incoln
Sei9bts 3utritt Su ben itabtii6en S6us
len baben iollen, gelan9te CUR @r6rter.
ung, waro aber Iulest aud reierirt.
Sincoln Seigbts miro naf bem l.. Sas
nuar erit ein Sbeil Der Staot uno eS
wcbncn etma 100 Stiuoer in bem Oi.
itrift.
Das Salair poh SRI. llnoermooo, Die
Ueaufli6ti9erin Der Sinoersdrten, murs
DC Ue9en permebrter glrbeit BON 81 900
anf 81 POO idbrlid) erb6bt. OaS Sas
lair uon SRI. Smith, cine Sebrerin Der
So6i6nle, maro auf 500 mOnatlif
feitseitellt.
3mei &eii9uatiOncn uou Steuercollefs
toren-oie bes 2imotbp Durfe pom Der
z. uno 16. Warbs uno bic oeS glntbonD
WtcSu9b BON Der IA. 9Sarb, murSen
empfan9en uno an9enommen SB. u.
S'WfalleD maro an Stelle oes erlteren
uno Senrp Sipple an Stelle oes lettes
ren errannt.
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6crih

Oas @erift trat am Wtontag mad
Der SommeruafanS mieoer SuIanimen.
Die @robs@elbwOrenen uerlammelten
lih audi uub cine Sieun9 pom equity
@eri6t iuarO erOffnet, wObei Jfi6ter
giemcomb ben Yoriis iiibrte.
9tur ein Gonitabler bcribtete ben I'M:
seieeli6en Ssrfauf BON Getrdnfen ;
@onitabler 81. =. 9ti6arbS BON Spring
Sroof beI6uloi9te .. y. Davenport bes
Sersebens. Sine 9lnSabl StraBen unr
Sriiden wurorn icOo6 als in iblehtem
3uitanoe einberi6tet.
9fi6ter 9iemcOmb ernannte .. =,
Garter ais Sormann Der @robgei6mo.
renen, ocnen iiber 1000 Sale sur @rs
le6i9ung uOr9elcgt Werocn lollen. Sn
leiner slniprahe mics Der Jfi6ter bar
auf bin, baB mO9libcripciie cine 9rOBers
9lnSabl nibti9er Sale pom ben Wta9is
ltraten eingeianot wcroen miirben, ba'
nit iie Sporteln erbalten fOnnen bic
les iollte unterlubt mer0en nno menn
li6 etrpaS oerarti9cs er9iebt, 10 iOllten
ben Wta9iitraten bic Soften anf9ebiirbet
weroen. Sine ipeIielle @rfldrlns in
Yetreif Der SerbeHerun9en am @eribtse
9ebGuOe gum Yetra9e pOn $3.50, 900 IOll
beute ben @ei9morenen 9e9eben merben,
90 oaS @eri6t su Dem GntIhluB fam,
bic Sa6e SWsi @roB9eihwOrcnen SOrs
perm uorSulc9en, ebe Gin eontratt 9es
mabt miro.
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Gae XbaI abm drtS.

Tnhlur. = Srau Billiam 9t1barot
bon Mfain un6 2aglor StraBen feierte
Oonnerlta9 glbenb ibreu 40iten Sc
burtsta9 i'm Ueilein elmer sablrei6en
SreunbesI6aar. all gBaibinston
CITRATE mObnenoe 6rau 9S. 9. @riffitbS
itiirSte am Sreitas in einen 8runnen,
Der gum Slid MIR eiti9e SUB 9SaHer
entbielt Wfi6ael Murrab befreite Oie
Srau aus ibrer unbequemen @efan9ens
l6aft. @liIabetb, bic 2Obter Der She
lcute gloam 9teinbarbt, mirb am 81.
September nit Serrn @6marb Speet
9etraut meroen. : gid6iten Samita9
mtrb Der SSilbelm 3el S6iiten Yerein
iein iibli6es SerbitsB Breisidie6eu abbals
ten unb eS erparten Die 9uten S6iiben
wertbpolle YreiIe. 9ta6 Dem S6ieben
perlammeln ii6 Sdiiben unb @dite ,l
einem freien 2anifrdni6en In Sobn
Otis Salle. Seridumt ni6t, oaran
tbeilSunebmen, ba ben g(nneienoen in
ieOer Siniidt polle 9lufmertiamfeit &C.
l6enft miro. ,,SeOermann lit berslidl
millfommen l-Serr @mil Sbomaun
uerlor leste 9Bo6e cine wertbpoae Stub,
mel6e nit einem Strabenbabnma9en in
@olliiion fam, mobei berielben Elm 9ein
9ebrO6en wur6e, 10 Dap man Oas 2bier
I6la6ten mu6te.-9ln Stelle oeS pers
itorbenen S6aemeiiters bieleS Stdbts
hens, @aipar Sruti9er, wur6e lests
sSobe pom Staotratb Serr @aipar
6abner erpdblt, Der baS glmt gum 8e.
nefiS Der gBittwe Srutiser fir Die ge9cn.
narti9e slmtsoauer perlebeu mirb, mos
fir Dem Serrn Elm allsemeineS 2ob &C.
;ollt wir6.-Oer Srdlioent beS 9Sil'
helm Gell Sdiisenuereins. Serr @aipal
3annler, lies ieinen iiiusiten SObn les'
ten Samita9 SlbenO In Die hriitli6t
Stride our6 Die 2anfe aufnebmen. ScrI
Baltor Suer uOll;Og ben 2aufaft.-
Serbits uuo gSinterfleioer better Quali
tat bel Sliibmann & 9Seibd.
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Cine @od)e
3n @ngrOss sYreiicu !:

Su 80 g., iuertb SOC.
63araniirt un,rbrt6Ii6s Safsta Stitt in
allen 6arbtn ;u SO 9fnis.
Su 80 G., @srtb 75 6.
10 9pa 5oiftta Ssibr BON aussasidnfttr
SuaIitGt, pplltGneis In alien 6arbsu, tu so 6.
Su rs g., WertB $1.00.
"a 3pa Safsta Stibs, esmabt gum gtrFaui
fir sintn Dollar bic yarc, fir rs Gents.
gu S1.OO, geertb S1.2J.
36 3pa 5afftta Ssibs nit Chiffon Srlsll-
urs; fpmmt in allen 6arbsu; bshssma6tt
$i25 Ssibe fir 500.
gu SO g., @ertB rs 6.
8ansy Ssiss fir an,ass unb Rains. in
fhmatn Strtifsn, punftru unb 8ieurtn.
Belle auspabl Spu 6arbsn su SO Gents.
gu SO g., gDsrtb S5 6.
Crepe be Gbius, GAM Sties. in ben popuIG.
ru abtnbIbaitirunssn unp i&parS ju SO Cts,
gu IS g., Weltb S1.00.
ysau be Gysut, nit Der fanfttn Chiffon 8pl.
ltrpuue, jtst fir abtnefIsipsr 70 Isbr etiutt
usus S6aitiruustn uue lGwarl su rs Gents.
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StaOt nnO GDnntt.
ltnicre SeIcpbun hummer 1T 1886.

= Die bieii9e Union 2ose Der Sreis
maurer wiro an Dienita9 9lbsno, ben
29. gtopember, ibr 5oiabrisss Stif.
tnn9sfeit feiern.
- Die bieiisen Seioeniabrifeu linS
wieOer i'm pollen 8etriebe, oa nunmebr
cine 9rOBe Ota6frase mad ibren grObuf.
ten berri6t, mas felt Sabrssfriit ni6t
Der Sail mar.
- Gi6ter 6. s. giemcomb, Der fiirss
li6 oas Billiam Gam @isentbum on Der
@de uon Yrescott 9luenue uno yin.
ben Strabe fduflid erwarb, 1T Der.
floIiene SSo6e in oaiielbe ein9e;osen.
= 6rau 2ena Sauibolo uno Sobu
@t9ar bon electric 9lpenue uno srls.
@Oitb uno Slora Saufbolo pon 9inoeu
Strabe iino BON einem 9lusfluge bon
ct. Sonis, GbicaSo uub Buffalo ,uriid,
9efebrt.
I'm Sreita9 mar es 9eraSe eiu
Sabr, ieitoem bic Ylattcrn bier ausae.
rottet wurbru uno Supt. Solb pom
SeiunSbeits Bureau lit ni6t wrnig ba.
riiber erfreut, Sab ieitoem tein Sall iid
mebr erei9uete.
- @ine serinse Grtaltung fann eineu
i6limmen Suiten pernria6en. surirt
bic @rtdltun9 uuo Der Suiten BORT auf
Or. Gn9uit SOni9's Samburser 9ruit.
thee furtrt beioes, inoem es ben Gei;
beidnfti9t uno ben ent;iinbeten Sals
beilt.
= Gon9reBmann g8iliiam Comet
ieierte am Samitas in ieiner Sommers
lpobnnng Su 0iaplewooo i'm areiIe Iei.
ner na6iten an9ebOrisen ieinen n. Sc.
bnrtsta9, nobel ibm Sol. 6. s.. Gipplt
i'm ylamen Der stuwcien6en cine pradt.
oOlle iiIbcrne 9lutte ilbsrrei6te.
- 8illiam s., Subn bes Sobn gB
WfeSean bon Yine Sroof, Itarb irit
am SOnnta9 WiOrscu in 9iew gorf al
ben 6olsen oes iibermabisen @isaret.
tenrandens. Der Geritorbenc mar Dol
Sabren S6reiber bes Common Goun.
Gil Sabier nnO in 0iew Yorf als Bud.
fiibrer an9eitellt.
- Wtartin &. BUM rtug in ieiuem
unS ieincs iun8cS Sobnes Stubcrt 6,
SuHn namen cine GntI6abisunsstlast
fiir $4,000 9e9en Die Scranton Railwat
GOmpane elm, wcil Gin Sabnnasen ber
Gompanie einen Wiil6pa9en trai, ben
lein Sobn trieb, oieisn uno bas Yferb
uerleseno unb ben gSaSen oemolirenS.
- Sin unbefanntcr 9ie9er wurbe
6reita9 oberbalb Der 0iaD 9lug 9abns
Itatton BON einem Saduwanua 3use &C.
trohen nno ,rbielt einen S6aosIbru6.
Wtan i6affte ibn Sur Sebaubluns nad
Dem Sadawanua SOipitul, fonnte aber
feline Soentitat Sur 3sit ni6t fcititellen.
Der Wtann crlag ben SerlesunSen friib
am Samitas WtOreeu.
- Der Seridt bss @eIunobeitssSu.
reauS fir ben WtOnat slusuit Seist, baB
Der @einnbbeitsSuitanb Der Staot pies
Der Gin nOrmaler wiro. Sine erireulide
abnabme BON GOoesfdllen uuO 3us
nabme uon 9eburtsn lit bcmertbar.
Seri6icbenc @rmeinidGSsn Iinc au6
beicitist pOroen uu5 Die ansebutencu
@Bmaarrn iino ale gut. Sin bsmsr.
fenSwertbcr llmituuO lit, OaB unter ben
0ie9ern feline Seiratbeu nod @sburtsn
itattfauOen.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-15
Die &obleupreife ,pie :im pcrisen
Sabre.


Wtit bcm Serannaben Der fiiblcreu
3abresSeit oenft Der ior9lame Sausua.
ter in nibt 9erabe allSu freunoliher
Stimmun9 all Die Oefun9 oes SOblen'
bebarfS fir oeuIfommcnoen 9Sinter. @r
Itei9t In ben Seller binab, wirft einen
priii Bid uuf bic l6dbisen &eite
Ses lestidbrisen SObleuporratbs, ibiits
telt Den Sopi, felt cine Calculation al
uno i6reibt oSer telepbonirt oaun ieis
mem Soblenlieieranten, er modte ibm 10
uno 10 piel 9onnen Soblen i6iden.
@ineS mag BEN 9uten Wtanne in bic
fem Sabre Sur Sernbisnng bienen. es
ipiro tein SoblennanSel eintreten, Die
@eiabr eines Streifs Der Soblengrdber
1T beieitigt uno Die SOblenpreile perben
oirlelben mie i'm pori9en Sabre iein.
0ieIc Yreile tratsn nit oem 1. Septem.
ber mieoer in Strait. nu6oem iie am 1.
glpril nm so @ents ermaBi9t moroen
waren, nm BON ba oil BON WtOnat Su
Wionat nm 10 Gents gu iteigen.