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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17
New Pierrot Ruches.

For evening and dress wear there is
a. marked return to favor of the Pier
rot ruche.. The very daintiest Of these
are Of white tulle quilted very full and
fluffy, with many loops and long ends
Of black velvet ribbon fastened with
clusters Of tiny flowers. Nothing more
becoming can well be imagined or de-
yised, and besides this is an adjunct of
can fashion at home for a tenth of the
price the smart shops ask for them.
In some instances these ruches are
made Of the dress fabric, as in crepe de
China
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17
r HERE was pile Of packages al
ready to send away on a. corner o:

ready TO send away on a corner OF
the table: ,, 49,, a,,a ,,o4 +,a,, op ~
good season, for [ would rather have
see that9' Betty pointed to a label
ssDon It open until Christmas,' tt
"You can buy them for 8 cents d
dozen on Nico1let avenue, and they
serve as q reminder that Christmas
gift belongs to Christmas Day. tied
my packages in red paper and, green
ribbon and green paper and red ribbon
this year, because I was in hurry
when I went to buy the tissue paper
and could get colors quicker than white.
But green and red are just as much
Christmas colors, and they make a va
riety, for nine out Of ten use the white
and red.
EDO you ever use, the binding in
stead Of the baby ribbon2 It is wider
and makes a more Effective bow. It
comes in bolts Of ten yards and costs
Is cents a bolt I used it altogether
this year for I like it better than the
baby ribbon which looks cheap, unless
you get good variety and then it Is
expensive, FOR you have to use SO much
Of it.
tThe galaxy leaves are rather pretty
to put into parcel instead Of the
holly which will dry out and break into
pieces You can buy the leaves at any
florists for rs cents a dozen. Slip
two, bronze and a green one, under the
knot Of your red ribbon to carry a
special Christmas greeting from the
wOOds'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

QUESTION FOR MONDAY.
Cure for Co1dsores-Do you know Of a
cure for coldsores7 I suffer so from
them in the winter, and have never
found anything that helped them
Mrs. Mary Il.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17
CORNER Nv ANCESTORS
GOODE FAMILY.

Name of Rare Observation-Disclosures ancestors Settled 1T
Observation-Disclosures Sons OF Patriotic Stote-Scholars
Sozdiers-EnogA Romance to Gge Interest 10 Fam
lily Histo,y-Persoual Characteristics. 4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

This illustrates in CLOTH beauty
Embroidery
a trig, . the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17
Seen in the Shous.

Seen IN the Shops.
More robes in spangled and beaded ef-
fects than have been displayed for sew
eral years; also quantities of spangled
Dyed ~laces, yellows, rose, blue, hello
trope, ivory and black, in sets and
matching patterns.
Silver and gold threads woven into
brocaded silks forming flower,
stamens or standings Of leaf.
Slippers embroidered with cut-out de-
signs filed in with lace, the embroidery
done in pearls on pale-gray ground,
the crossed straps being similarly en-
broidered.
Chiffon flowers by the dozen or yard,
for appliques in con- junction with other
trimmings, are fad of the season and
come in rose, sweet-pea, mornlng-glory
and other forms.
Braids in great variety Of width and
design used on costumes Of cloth and
velvet. In some cases as many as five
or six sorts are employed on one suit.
| Princess gowns for dinner and even
| ing wear and bouillonne trimmings ga
lore; also trimmings Of cross-tucked silk,
edged with ruches or braids
Plaids Of all sorts for waists and cos
tunes. For the latter purpose Rob
Roy and the green-and-blue combina-
tions are smartest.
Black silk stockings, both plain and
/ in lace effects, the insteps embroidered
in small pink rosebuds.
More beleros in separate garments to
be worn with variety Of fancy waists
than heretofore, notwithstanding re-
peated predictions Of its extinction.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

chiffon running up and down. A scarf
Of the chiffon is uswathed about the ell
bow. and tied in a bow. The high
feather-boned girdle is of gray satin.
Between the chiffon skirt and the silk
lighter than the upper and finished
with many plisse ruffes. The drop
skirt proper has feather boned crino-
lette run in the hem to hold these dain-
ty, fluffy masses properly spread.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

-~Plaids Of all sorts for waists and cos
tunes. For the latter purpose Rob
Roy and the green -and-blue combina-
tions are smartest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

Princess gowns for dinner and even
ing wear and bouillonne trimmings ga
lore; also trimmings Of cross-tucked silk,
edged with ruches or braids.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

Black silk stockings, both plain and
in lace effects, the insteps embroidered
in small pink rosebuds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

More robes in spangled and beaded ef-
fects than have been displayed for sew
eral years; also, quantities of spangled
and jetted garniture, singly and in sets.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-17

Braids in great variety Of width and
design used on costumes of cloth and
velvet. In some cases as many as five
or six sorts are employed on one suit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
D|llII||N II |I!|lllIl w l||Il|IIl

Ss VA M Wssa ggA N1 y MAa4e AAA99
ND, NJslSIxaaSsmuaIlIal c6recsklalsamliiall
Eg.rrosm1iy,r napadk iiaGslp,ssleenlils
EAAkrtanis's poiilsx1e panty .Hayylllla1id11
3.Armonk, VI, ,lecx, skoroi
sss,waItbxystkieinne lekarstiwssal issawiso,.ddkklyJ ],
ocalilisan,y 4 ttycie Kiunng,',Ak
eNsDisoovery Nasza siiosttlrszse,lnliioas,
ktdraaa Imiala .suclhl'ottyy' We wiieekktssyylmmlg
stopniu, tax ssamo uksywala tegoi
cudownego lekarstwa 4 dzii6 Jest.
zupelnieszdroiwsa''.. Reo,zpaczaljjavcsy,5n a-
wiedzeni choroba gardla i Pine, ko-
rzystaIjjcle Pr, King New Diisco-,
very jaksiemu ME ma r6wneeo le-
karstwvaaI IA 65,wl1Slecie. Niieevomylne "a
kasxel zaziYbienie. 500 i 800 bu-
:telii gwaarantow,saslnne pre-, sa.ptekarza
j. Kowalewviskliiego. Btu1telki %,
probe .dazlmo. .s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
$11.25 "a tykiet zwrotny

z Winony z ograniczenlem siedm(7).
dni czasu. do powrotu. Dogodna
sposobnosc do zwiedzenia wystawy
wszechswiatowej "a nieznaczna lose
wydatk6w. lime wzgledne raty "a
tykiet zwrotny So uskuteczniane Co
dziennie zhojnym uwzglednieniyem111t.
powrotu. Zupe}ne informacye
wzgledem dat sprzedazy, odselanla
bagazy i innych rzeczy ~odnoszacych
sic podr6zy zglosi6 sic do agentdw
koleji Chicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
KalifOrnia

Kolej Chicago q NortheW Western
wydala nove opublikowanie Katy
tulowane , Kaliforniia, 8 Ono xaWiie~
piekne kolorowe mapY tego sta
M, spis kolejl Kaliforam, miej
.sca ws1yciecxek Ola turys6w : ich p,o-.
jemnodci4 lsratamii najj,w1iecej raj
mlujace szeregi obrax6w, prxedstar
swiaj4cYchIka lifornijskie bogactWa
lpowabyaB gsScie kolo-
,ni6cispowinni SIG xaopatrxet s
xemplarxltego rozrzutneggoos zesxsytn.
sW yaelamy pod kaadym adresem ppo,
iodebranin hscent6w V snacx-s
kach.'T y1ietywiedne stronessprses
Edawane dxiennie Cd. IS Wr1e6niasdo
[l5 Pa3dxierniilkka tylko e3s OOz
[Chacagodd o Wsylbtrsely. Listowne 20
y61uiniisnissW1gl.eden aatSnasskka!llddleij
@sS@S@1
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02
That
Tired Feeling

That makes a daily burden
Il itself and has nothing to do
.rith work, is quite common
snst now. 1t comes from a low
Condition of the blood, and is
therefore so serious as to de-
|mand attention.
II is always removed by
Hoods Sarsaparilla and Pills,
whose peculiar tonic action on
|tbe blood gives new life, new
courage, strength and ANNA
|tion.
Take these two great medL
zines now, and you will be
satisfied with the result.
OF was overcome by that tired feeling,
had no strength, could not do any work
without the greatest exertion and could not
4 Zen al night. / began taking Hoods sar-
,aparilla and soon felt change. Can now
|vork all day and not get tired. Have
hearty appetite and enjoy restful sleep al
hight LESLIE r. swISK, Dublin, Pa.
Accept no substitutes for
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

Came North, came SOUTH came East, came West,
-Four sages 70 a mountain crest,
Each pledged 70 search the wide world round
Intll the wOndruus well be found.
Before crag they take their seat
Pure bubbAng waters at their feet.
says one, 'This water seems not rare.
Not even bright, but pale as air.
The second SAYS, $50 small and dumb
Prom earth's deep center can II come9n
The third This well l. small and mean.
Too petty for village green
The fourth, Thick crowds looked TO see;
Where the true Wen l.. these must be-"
They rose and left the mountain crest:
One North, one East, one south, one West;
Der many seas and deserts wide
They wandered. thirsting, till they died.
The simple shepherds BIS the mountain dwell
And dip their pitchers IN the Woudr0us we'll
Your best and most essential work il
near az hand-it is the making Of your.
selves into noble manhood and woman.
hood.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

Recitation,
song, Quartet,
Recitation an.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

Piano Solo,
Recitation,
Flower EXercis
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
June

June.
June, the month 81 school commencement
Time o. sentiments divine,
Weepy class songs sadly sung 70
Mournfui tune q "Auld Lang syne"
Time when graduates arising,
Lay considerable stress
On the depth o. feeling cherished
For the teachers they address.
Zach instructor, they acknowledge,
Has more patience than a saint,
While such unexpected raptures
Make the pedagoguss look faint.
And the youthful m0ralizers
Even intimate that they
May have been az times a trial
To their guides In learning's way.
But such things are an forgotten
Gratitude oierf0ws the heart
When fr Jui school associat.ons
They come teariuliy % part.
And ten-yeaE old, bright youngster,
whowith most unhOly glee
Would rejoice II be forever
Prom a EchoOlhuuse could be free,
Hears In great. r0und-eyed amazement
What these graduates az say,
And an honest, guileiess urchin
Turns a sceptic right away.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

Recitation,
Solo,
Recitation,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02
Memorial Sunday.

Recitation, Gilman G
Chorus by schools,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

Can't be perfect health without pure
blood Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood. Tones and invigorates the
whole system.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02

Recitation,
Flag song
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02
Pre-MemorIaI Exercises.

All the grades of the public school
united Friday afternoon in pre- Memorial
exercises which were held in the High
school room and attended by few ef the
old soldiers and quite a large number OF
the townspeople. Flags decorated the
walls, and the patriotic program, which
follows, was carried out with such ease
OF manner and perfectness OF recitation
as TO delight the assembled audience
Flag salute. George Tilson, leader Edward
Eldredge, Roy Johnson, Edwin
Goodwin, Arthur Austin, Glenn
sault, Earl Chadwick, Albert
Salisbury, VIII Blanchard, Roy
Merrill Henry Gaerneau, Perley
Recitation, Lulu Blakely.
Flag Song Ruth Burridge, Ruth scott, Ruth
Jones, Marjorie Griswoid Marion
Salisbury Elsie Tredo, John
Dumas, Harold Chaussey, Earl
Pearson, Arthur Fillion.
Piano Solo, "Recollections Of Home" Ruby
Allen.
Recitation, Martin Connolly.
Flower Exercise, Adelaide Pratt, Dorothy Buck
Helen Blanchard, Cora Noble
Evelyn sault, Jennie Jerd.
Recitation, Glenn Allen.
song, Quartet, Alta Bailey. Lucille Grant. Lila
Jerd Julia Campbell.
Recitation and March. Katherine Dudley as
Goddess OF Liberty, Susie Blod-
gett Olive Knowles, Mollie Put
nam. Ethel Wyman, Dora Caller
neau, Eva Green, Bernice Briggs
Mildred Danyow.
Recitation, Carrie Manchester
Solo, I'm not Ashamed 20 Can Her
Mother" Lettie Bailey.
Recitation Hats on" Lawrence Leonard
Earl Pearson, Pearl seymour
Robert Thayer, Leonard Holman
Chorus b. schools. "Fiag Of the Free
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-02
Hoods
ydrSdpariHd
/ and Pills

mo substitutes act like them.
Insist on having Hoods.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Sin 6nabeuerlas Ses Barren an fcin
Nplf.

sluS 6reube iiber bic @jeburt Ses
lan9e nit Sebnlu6t ermarteten 5brons
fOl9erS bat Der Gar am Gauftase eincn
BON ibm ei9enbGnbig unteri6riebeneu
9nabenerlaB uerOficntliben talien, in
Dem er unter anOerem beitipmt, oaB Die
Briigelitrafe unter ben 2anSbewobnern
uOllitGnoi9 ab9ei6afft uuO in Der 9lrmre
iebr bei6rGntt weroe. 9lllen, Die nit
ibrcn 3abIungen fir S6n6ereien i'm
HiiditanOe iinO, iOllen bieie Steuern
erlaiien perOen. Ollie Oiejeni9eu, pel6e
pe9en llcbcrtretun9 Oes allgemeiuen
@eieees Common 2aw) inbaftirt ODER
we9eu pOlitiider Scr9eben beitraft nor.
ben iinO, iollen begnabi9t peroen nit
2lusnabme berer, Die ii9 eines WtOrs
beS idnlbi9 9ema6t baben. Sir Die
@r;iebung Der Stnoer Der i'm Sriege 9es
fallenen SffiSiere unO SOloaten loa Die
6e9ierung iOr9en unO ibre 6amilien
Dor 0iotb l6iieen. 81, 800, 900 merOeu
aus Dem Staatsidat gum Seiten Der
belieloIen Slaiien in SiunlanO auS9e.
leet werNen. 9llle Strafcn, bic StGb.
ten unO O0riern in 6innlanS nuferle0t
iinO, neil lire ScmObner iid peigerten
Sertreter gu erp1blen ooer in Dem 0eer
mdbreno Der Sabre 1902 uno 1903 III
Oicnen, iinO erlaiieu. gllle Sinnen, oit
ibr SaterlanO obne Obri9teitli6e Sc
nebmigun9 uerlaheu baben, tDunen in.
nerbalb eines Sabres wieber Suriiffom.
men. Oicjenigeu, mel6e milit6rpflid.
ti9 iinb, miiiien iid iOiort, uub 6ieieui.
gen, welds it'd Der WiilitGrpfliGt ent;o.
gen baben, lpdteltens brci WiOuate mad,
Der 2auic oeS Sronpriu;eu bel oen Wii,
litGrbebOrOen mClOcn. Die Den 3uSeu
auierle9ten Straien, neil iie ii6 ibrer
Dtilit1rpiIidt cutio9en baben, linO CT.
laicn. ROlitiide @eiunsene werOen,
wenn iic iid gut sciiibrt bubsn, nud
9lblaui ibrer Sruf;eit in ibre 9iirger.
rehtc eiuSeicet. Dieicniscu, welde lid
pOIitii6cr Scr9cben i6ulois gemadt bas
ben unO pdbrenO Der leeten Is Sabre
ui6t beItruft wOroen iiuO, 9rbeu itraf,
irei aus.
Sn einem ci9enbduOigen Sfreiben
bat Der Gar cine SrOBc 9lnSubl SrbenS.
uerleibun9en betunnt gema6t. Die
ruiiiiden Slatter be9riiBcn nit 6reuOeu
bic 9lbitaiilIng Der Yrii9elitraic unN
iprcdcn Hld ibre 8cfricOiguus Oarilbcr
aus, SaB ben 5inneu 3ugeitdnNuiiic
gemabt moroen linb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Snrfcm une 9lrmenicr.

Dad Slaubwiir0igeu, fir Die r6rant.
iurter 3citun9" ein9ctrofieneu giuds
ridteu lit eS in 3arOaneib, eiuem
StdOt6en in GrScrum unweit Der faufa.
iii6eu 9reuje, ;wil6rn slrmeniern unb
einer glbtbcilung tiirtii6er Soloaten 81
cincm beiBeu Geicdt 9efommcn, 0as nur
Ourd baS re6tieitise Gintrcffeu ruff
i6er 2ruppen beenOet wurOe. Die 9lrs
meuier warcn ubiOlute Sieger srblieben,
wsm bic 0tuiieu ni6t einen entibeiOen'
ben 9lus9an9 OcS 3uiummenitOBeS Der.
bItet bGtten. Der Serluit Der glrmes
uier belief ii9 ani 80 8oOte unO 20
ScrmunOete mo Der 2iirten aui 90
loote uno piele Germun0ete, w1breub
pom Den 0tuien nur eiuSelne SOlNaten
lei6t perwunoct wurOeu. Dian 9laubt,
oaB Sisier 3uiammenitoB mr ben 9ln.
lang erniter fiir Oie nddite 3utunit Su
ermartenoer Seie6tc mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Scitcd cdunacu.

3wiIden Dem Oiltrittsanmnlt Sc.
rome pon Diem Dorf uuO bem Wfit9licOe
einer Gontraftorenfirma. welte bel Der
gegeu ben 2lrbeitcriiibrer 96ilbelm
Weinsbcimcr crbobencn, auf 9lnnabmc
pom Scitr6ung lautenOen Slagc ihre
0anb I'M Spiel bate, fam cs 81 ciner
lcbbaitcn glusciuanOCricsung. Der
@OntrattOr beflagte iif iibCr cine 9e-
bauptun9 oes OiitrittsauWalts, wOnad,
piele glrbeit9eber nm fein 0aar beiicr
lcicn, ais SSeinsbcimcr, wOrauf Der Ois
ltrittsauwalt erwiOerte: sd wieOrr=
bOlc Oieic @rtlGrnng. SIR Seutc be-
tlagt Sud, na6Oem Sbr idon Dor adlt
OtOnuten cine SeItc6uu9 beiablt bubt,
nno wOllt ms 9lauben MAIDEN, OaB SBr
ebrli6 Ieib. 9Sartet uur bis gum ndd)-
item September, Ounn WerOe i6 Sud
stWus 9lnOereS ieigen !"
9lm l. September tritt SaS geiee in
Strait, wel6rS Den 9citcdcr nit Dem
SeitOhenen uui Oic slcidc Stufe itellt,
unO bic biSberi9e 9lnnabme, OuB CT Oas
Spfer ciner Grpreiiuu9 1T, biuialli9
madht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Hdnamd mabt fd.

Rribatna6ri6ten. Die in 0iep YOrt
aus Sucua Santura, Colombia, cinsc.
getrofien iinO, beiageu, OaB bic 0tesie.
run9 pom Ranama mad 0iugi, cine
Staot AM 3uiammenfluB Der 2ltrata
unb Gan Suan 6liiic, cine @arniion
9cle9t bat. lScnn Oieie gia6ri6t ri6ti9
it, 10 bat bic 0tegieruu9 uOu Yanama
uOn eincm brCiten San0itri6 Yeiie CT
grifien, Der Elm Tbeil Oes Oepartements
Gauca BON Colombia lit. 9iad) elmer
Sarte UOn grOBcr Colombia aus beu
Sabre 1880 biloetc Gauca urIpriinglid,
Den duBeriten iiiOlidcH 1bril Oes alten
OepartementS Yanama. 9Scun bic SIC.
gierlln9 BON Eanama i'm Stanoe lit,
pieien SanOitrih Su balten, 10 bat iic
ibre SilIte pom eigcntliben Sitbmus
iiiOlib bis 9inita yimoucs in Der 9idbc
Der Wtiinbun9 oeS YanOO 6luIies ooer
cine Strefe uon bunoert Wieilcn ausse.
OeBnt. Die 9erin9ite Srcite rieies
SunOitrides lit IS unO bic srOBte Sreite
5S WteiIeu. Sn SOgOta, Der Suupt.
ftaOt uOn Colombia, bat Die 9iahridt
Die 9rDBte 9tuirc9unS ueruria6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Snnefinlbcr. Nnrasirs.

Der iOcben eri6ieucne Sabresbcriht
beS iddiii6en SauOes-W -WteOiiiualcOllc9is
inns Oeft un9ebeuerlidIe 3uitGnOe aui.
Die Suad ialbcrei uno OaS @cbeimmits
tclweien MAIDEN iib in fcintm Der bcut.
i6rn Sunoesitauten 10 brett, wie i'm
S0ni9rei6 Sa6ien. OOrt lit Der
S6winoel tbatiadlid sur YOllenOnn9
seoieben. Sm lestcn Scrihtsiabrc
wurOen nrben 1895 9lersten nidt wenis
ger ais 1909 Surpfuider 9ejdblt. 9n
pielen WieOiSiuul: SeSirten iinO ebeuiO
piele Surpfuiber wie 9lerSte uorbanbcu,
in man6en iiberwiegen iOgar Die Yiu,
i6er erbebli6. 90 befinoeu iid bel.
lpielsweiic i'm Se;irfe Glaudau 81
9lerite uuO 5S 9iuiher. Der letteren
9ebanOIuuSSwciie britebt in Wtaiiase,
SDmpatbie, giaturbeiluerfabren, Wtags
nctismus etc. lluter ben Rfui6ern
Iino piele SanoelSleute, gSeber, Sbuei.
Der, iowis jablreide Bittwen. sIllc bas
ben tOlUiiaIen 3uiprud, unO tbre Gin.
uabmcn crreiben tbeilweiie cine betrG6ts
lihe SOhe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
@enen bic stansars cil 60.

Sm Sunbesfreis9eridt in 3rentOn,
q. g., wurOen 6ie.nOtbisen Rapiere in
Der uOn @eur9e Jtice ge9en bic Stanb'
urO Sil So. anbausi9 Sema6tcn, uui
S3,OOO,OOO S6aoencrias lauteubcn
Stla9e biuterls9t. 2llS Serfluste linO in
Der Slaseidriit SObu .. 0todeicller,
S8m. Rofefeller, 8. Wt. 6la9lcr, Senrg
8. 0tO9crs unb anOere 9lftieninbaber
numbait 9ema6t. Seinen S6aOener'
iusunipru6 bcgriinOet Jtice. Der III Wtu.
rietta, O., mObnt, nit Der Sebauptung,
OaB er in ieiucr Seimatbsitabt Selraiii.
nerien bctrieben babe uno our6 eint
Seri6wOrun9 uerl6ie0ener 0fafiiuerien'
beiiser, Ole bic STANDARD Sil So. BIZ,
Den, finaniiell ruinirt worOen iei. 81
bebauptet ferner, baB bic Stanoarb Si
60. Die ucri6ieOenen GiIenbabnen &C,
Spnngen babe, ibm pOn 50-333 Bro
sent bUBcre 6ra6tratcu Su bere6nen, ale
Der STANDARD Oil So. bere6nct lpurOen
uno oaB feline, 0fice's, Sunbeu BON a.
gentcn Der STANDARD Sil So. einge,
i6iidtert uuO Our6 ale Wtittel se;pun.
gen Wurben, tbre GintGufe bel Del
StanOarO Sil 50. 3u MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Oentfd,c 0@mrit.

Sin 6emil6es 2aboratorium fir Die
rlnteriu6uug importirter YrOO. uuO
6leiihitofic wirO am 3. september i'm
9lew Yorter 9lppraiicr Sa9erbaus SeS
ShaeamteS burd oaS electromagnetic
ment cr0ifnet mcrOcu. 5Siini 9cpriiite
Gbemiter werOen an9eitellt, Inn bic linz
terln6ungen uOrSunebmen. Oieics Va
boratOrium lit nur Gins uon mcbreren,
Die in perIbicOeneu Stdotcn erOiinct
mcroen lOllen. Der GOngres miro nm
Sewilli9un9cn fir iol6e SabOratoricn
in Bolton, PbilaOelpbia, 0iew Orleans,
Gan SranciScO uuO Chicago eriudt
werben. Der yanOwirtbItaitsiefretGr
wartrt jcet auf cine OiiiSielle 2tuslesuug
eines Raragrapben Oes geieees SIR
Ge9uliruns OeS SmpOrts pom @aaren,
wel6e, mie CT 9laubt, sur 6Ol9e baben
niro, oaB Der SmpOrt pom 2Surit ans
Oeuti6lanO gan; perboten mirb. DaS
@elce iagt nImlib, OaB Scgenitdnbe
aus einem fremoen Sunoc bier ni6t ims
portirt werOen Oiirfcn, weuu bas betreis
ienbe SanO oie Giuiubr Oerielben Gjegens
itlnOc uerbictet. 0euti6lauo perbietet
ben SmpOrt uOn 9Surit, uuO weuu Der
Seneralanwalt NaS Seice 10 uusle9t,
pie Der SanOwirtbI6aftsicfretdr eS ami.
iaBt, 10 miro Gin formeIleS YerbOt Der
@infubr pon gBurit aus 0euti6lauO
erlaiicu wcrSen. 0as Gbsmii6e Su.
reau bat untcr Dem 3itel rSusseItiOns
to Supporters Of SOOO YrO0uctS" cine
Srol6iire bcrausScScben, III welbcr &C.
nau bei6ricbcn lit, mic Die ein;elnen
9iabrunssmittel beitaiieu iein miiiieu,
weuu iie bier ciusciiibrt wcrOen iOlleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Siaiec Sbienen an bic Canadian
9dcific pcrtduft.

9ln Der @ull Strabc 9laubt man ar
cinen beuoritebenNen Srab in Dem
Steel 0tait 8OOl," neil aus 9laubwiir.
bigger Guelle uerlautet, Oab oie Guna'
Oian Yacific GiicnbabnStiellidaft 10000
3ouncu Stabli6ienen gum Yreiie uou
500 uuo S21 per 3Onnc setauit bat,
OieIes lit 81 oOer S. weniser ais Der
uOn Der Combination ieit9eieetc Rreis.
Die Stublidieneu wurOen uOn Der
.lluiteo States Steel Corporation" uno
Der r4cuuipluaniu GOmpanp" perfauft.
Sin sner9ii6er BrOteit icitcnS Der ame'
ritaniibeu @iienbabuen, Dor alien Der
Oitli6en Vinieu, miro erpurtet, neil iie
in Der translation cine unseredte Be
uOr,usuns Der Canadian Yacific u. u.
Co." iebeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01
Bon Nlcb,pe's W1orscr.

Die ruiiii4e 0tesieruug ipirO bent
nd6it ciucn gcuauen Sert6t betannt
sebcu, in.bem OaS, mas bic 9OlSci iiber
Die Ser9unsenbeit UOu Ylebwc'S Wt0rs
Der III Griabrun9 Sebrabt bat, mitgcs
tbeilt werben iOIl. Der Wi6rOer lit Der
Sobu eincs SaufmannS, 9iamcnS Sas
iOneii uon llia. ciner Srtidaft au Der
iibiriiden Giienbabn in Der gidbe Oes
llralscbir9cs. SIN lltai 1908 wurbc
JtOOOauOwitl6, Der @ouuerneur pom
llia, crmOrOct +; abcr uOn ieincm WtOrs
Der lit ME Die gcrin9ite Spur 9cfun0eH
mor0en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-01

Sn SrOOtlDn ideint Der Streit swi.
lhen Den Sauuntcrnebmern unO Den
8aubanOWertern uorlaufig wcnisitenS
abSeWeHOet Su iein. Sn elmer GOuies
ren; famen Die Yertreter Der 9lrbeitcrs
SrsaniiatiOucu ;u Dem S6lub, feinen
Streif al Dem yieubau Der gSilliamss
burg 2ruit So. all Sutton StraBc 81
inlceniren unO uuter ben alten SObnen
writer gu arbeiteu. Da bisber li6 bic
ganje SituatiOn auf bic @rleoi9un9 Der
OificrenSen brtreffs Oieies Oieubaues Sus
ipiste, 1T Oic 9luSiidt uOrbanOen, OaB
Oie S8irren i'm Sausei6dit ib nidt
auf SrOOtlpn ausOebuen werOen.