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The Bourbon news., 1904-11-15
Why He Was Skeptical.

Parson Brown-Why do you doubt the
genuineness of Green's conversion?
+ Deacon Smith-Because he never says
anything about what shameless wretch
and miserable sinner he used to be-
Chicago Daily News.
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-15
CHAPTER III.
ENEMIES ARE FRIENDS.

ENEMIES ARE FRIENDS.
r" HE change from the broken
and shattered brig to the
= spacious and magnificent
ship of the line was startling
The latter was brand-new ship fresh
from the ways. Every improvement
which the most skilled naval archi-
tects and ship-builders of the day
The Bourbon news., 1904-11-15

On Sunday morning the bishop Of
Southwell, England. began his sermon
with these words: II feel q feeling
which / feel you viii feel.s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
Quick
Time

From Tacoma. Seattle, the Puga
sound country and Spokane 10 NIP
souri river points and the Southeail
the Burlington offers quick service
through trains Seattle to Kansas
Clty equipped with big, free chair can
standard Pullman sleepers. and laf
put not least, tourist sleepers, clean
comfortable and cheap.
why not take the Southeast speciA
VIA Billings and the Burlington? Yoo
can't DO better, and you might 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
MllIIonaIre,s Poor stomaoh.

The worn-out stomach Of the over
fed millionaire is often paraded in the
public prints as a horrible example of
the evils attendant on the possession
o fgreat wealth. But millionaires ara
not the only ones who are afflicted
with bae stomachs. The proportion Is
far greater among the toilers Dys
pepsia and indigestion are RAMPANT
among these people. and they suffer
fac worse tortures than the millionaire
unless they avail themselves OF n
standard medicine like Green's August
Flower which has been a favorite
household remedy for all stomach
troubles for over SO years. August
Flower rouses the torpid liver. thus
creating appetite and iasuring perfect
digestion. II tones and vitallzes the
entire system, and makes life worth
living, no matter what your station
Trial bottle, 25c; regular size 75c Ar
all druggists. At Dr. Stones drug
stores
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
A Chimney Flre.

The hre department was called 10
the Salem Lodging House. corner of
Court and Commercial streets last
evening where a chimney fire had
started, and frightened It's occupapts
IL was found that the building was
nlled with smoke but thore was no
danger as the fire was confined 10 a
chimney over the Lamport harness
stone and a Babcock extinmishar
soon put an end to an danger. Former
uhief johnson, on hearing the alarm
hastened To the scene in order 10 be
able TO assist tho new chief in casa
OF an extensive fire IN a business
block Tor here are few people IN
saiem having a more intimate knowl.
edge OF the interior OF tho business
docks and Mr.. Johnson was ready ~
place his kuowledgo at the disposal a.
his Successor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
VIEWS
OF THE
PROHT
Thinks Those Who Vote for
License Lawmakers as
Bad as the Saloon
Keepers
Salem, Feb. 4, 1904

O0AbuAt ADbs - loVf.
Ed. Journal: l sec by reading &C.
count Of council proceedings in The
journal that one man was granted
two liquor licenses and had applied
for a third, which was referred to the
license committee. Il does not ap-
pear that there was any objection
or even that the matter was at all
discussed. Some of the members
did not think that they had any right
to refuse to grant IL under the law
It will be remembered that the law
requires that the applicant should be
of good moral character to entitle
him to a license. And just here L
would remark that a person could not
possibly have good moral charac-
ter and be engaged in the saloon busi.
ness for the reason that the business
In itself Is not moral. A business
that produces so much crime and
cannot be mortal But, |
someone will say that It's the law, |
and that we need and must have thel
revenue, The saloon keepers will
point 10 his license on the wall and
say, there, that is my authority; IL
hat is wrong, then you are wrong
'or you voted for the law which gives
ne my authority to sell, and you have
aiken my money for the license and
rave no right TO complain Of the con.
sequences. am as good as you are"
md he is, II you knowingly voted for
t. or for the party that stands for
license law to legalze and make re-
pectable the most blighting curse
hgat aflicts humanity. Respectfully
ours, II. S, JORY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
William Brey Dead.

William Brey, a former resident Of
this city, died in Ukiah, California,
last evening, and the remains will be
brought here for burial The funeral
win probably be held Sunday, and
burial win be had in the family plot
In Rural cemetery. Mr.. Brey was a
welLknown business man here, and
with A. Bush, built the Bush-Brey
block, occupied by the stores OF ]. ].
Dalyrymple and the Oregon shoe Co.
He was brother of Mrs Philippine
Warner, Of South Salem. and was a
native OF this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
Dear Frlends

Dear Friends:
Don't read this advertisement II Won
expect TO get something for nothing. he,
sn1'V ana ~, you won We have good article
ah1 we want money for IT, Be sensible.
II you had something that was worth
uollar would you give n freeY When
you READ an advertisement where
you eet something for nothing that some.
lhihs IL either no good or else they are
up TO some "hlm-ham" game. "'e
We are not running patent medicine
business so rest easy on that subject
we 90 not know the word fallure-ney.
and higher classes are the ones we ySe,t
20 Iehch. We reach men and women In ali
walks OF life, Men and women who 20
uag are before the public as national char.
benegt nS'e o9 n"u our confidence and the
oehsnt OF our experience. Ii is A oOtb
century product one that Will he mors
appreciated the more II Is tried
ftesh from the bath and as good as
she looks This old saving descrfh"s Us 20
clients 10 H. We have a Wiz N 'pys IJs,t, our
NOT patent medicine. Ii tones tba ~,
Nhs cehtrullZes weakness of oll dns,r{
uohs- makes an even temperstpre Pi ,PPi
vs 80, 'nv oody ana In fact IL makes new,
hah anu woman. Radios will within
rev years be part of every bosnitsi' - a
surgical institution of our land M gor,' "nu
van n strand the force Of contact with etbis
dee begors bgsy1''ry' ,Hiheumatsm and debility
turbulent waters OF NiSsaga '1,Se sr OF the
parison with this new product ,s ~ Vuih,
i"s1nloheu 1,,, CANDl.E is 70 RADIUM.
one discover Il before 2" N NOT some
e,e',itah,er ,1iutner says so simple, il Is hardly
rom the far West comes the upsolic,,.
eu response "A God send TO humsnity' :,
Maleott Christie. OF New yorp
y "eal.Anown ,l author says, MY success iie in
kteal measure Is due to Radios 50 ~
NJ. NsaAness OF certain organs Is respons,
TEN SO that disease Is an ir, Ip Sit SoGs sys-
~ Nour digestive organs are ouf ~ 10y 10y
y your blood Is Impure, il yon eee Veet
s,v.lN s,,r.lN eat or attend TO business I viii
.Iys @ y@ou anu kuarantee to do so. / viii
ask anything moreY ,.p ,Hqbd, ,NHSqld you
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05

Dr. Darrin sends US papers from
Australia. That's all right, so long
as the "old doctor" don't come him
self. Our health is excellent, doctor.
Stay and enjoy yourself, and, for heav-
ems sake, let a little money get
stored up in the banks Of Western
Oregon before you return.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05

Can sive you a good meal any hon,
q the day or night 1'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
Corvallis & EasteTDRR,
TIME CARD NO. "a.

''mE CARD NO. "a.
No. for Yaqulna:
Leaves Albany ....19.Ak
Leaves Corvallis 81. 9.oon
Arrives Yaquina 49,. R.oo -
No. I Returnlna: 49,
Leaves Yaquina e.H
Leaves Corvallis 100
Arrives Albany 19.IE
NO 3 for Derolt: 49,
Leaves Albany 7.oo
Arrives Detroi. ZOO -
No. 4 From Detroit: '"'
Leaves Detroit ,.oo
Arrives Albany r.ss M
IRAN No 1 arrives in Albany n
s'lne 20 connect with the S. p. gouth
pound train, as well as giving ,,.o -
'hree hours in Albany before aon.|
'ure OF s. p, northbound train
Train No, 2 connects with -. 9
r trains at Corvallis and Alh.nv .
ing direct service to Newport ana "a ~
jaeent beaches. u au'
Train No. for Detroit, Breit.Dh,.,,
ana @ other mountain resorts 49, !
albany at 7;OO a m, reacb,ns 4yes y.
.lO'l about noon. giving ample Tin.
70 reach the Springs same dsv s
'O '0r'Aer information apply 70
EDWIN STONE,
r cocKpw, Manager.
n o0ASELL = nHo Agent. Albany.
a. n cRoNIsE. Agent, corVsu,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
CallSthenICS

Are benefit to healthy women. But to
women who are suffering from diseases
peculiar to their sex they are all injury.
when there is weak back or bearing
down pains, sideache or other indications
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
HUE WING SANG CO.

Chinaware, Japanese fancy and dry
goods, embroideries, laces, silks, wool.
en- goods, skirts, wrappers, waists,
white underwear We make up all
kinds of ladies' garmens, gents over.
alls. Mating, dishes, ETC., now on
sale at the cheapest price. Corner of
alley, Court street, Salem, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05

tired feeling all the time | dragged around in
that way Tor two years and began taking your
medicine After taking FIRST bottle I began to
feel better. took four bottles Of Or. pierce's
Favorite prescription, two Of Golden Medical
Discovery one vial Of Pleasant Pellets also
used one bottle Of Dr. Sages catarrh Remedy,
Now feel like a new person. / can't thank
you enough for your kind advice and the good
your medicine has done me.
rI have \ sister who Is taking your medicine
and Il Is helping herr
DR.. Picree's Pleasant Pellets promote
regularity Of the bowels, and assist the
action Of oFavorite Prescription No
other laxative should be used with Dr.
pierce's Medicines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05

l''h'ns Piles produce moisture and
cause itching this form. as wsn .s
nuns' bleeding or Protruding piles
I, rlv cured oy Dr. BO-san.ko's pile
HsmeGy' ,sy stops itching and bleeding
Ahseros tumors SOC a lar al drns
sls,s' or sent by mail. Treaties f,es
write me about your case DR. ~ ~
sanko, Phlla Pa. ~ 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05

Offers a choice OF THREE gatswayk
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH or
OMAHA, to Chicago and points East
Through Standard and Tourist
sleeping cars daily between San Fran.
cisco and Chicago via Los Angeles
and El Paso.
Through Tourist Sleeper each
TUESDAY from Portland TO Chicago
via Salt Lake and Colorado Springs.
Through Standard Sleeping CaD
daily between Ogden and Chicago
Lowest rate In effect always avail
able via Rock Island System"
Reduced ROUND TRIP RATES IN
effect on July ~, 1S, 10 and 1s, Gne
August IS, 10. 25 and 20; 80 day1 ~
turn limit.
Be sure that your ticket reads yia
the Great Rock Island Route.
The best and most reasonable dlS
Ing car service For information,
GEO. W. BANTER, T. P. A.
L. B. GoRHAM, Gen Agt., $50 Aida
street, Portland Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05

q CASHOElA
e'aF' 10 - NJ 1at Vgs ala iluls ss
$40 &sfzzZZs-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
ALBERT
TOZIER
HOWLS
He and the Original Fair
Boomers Are mot on
the List"
st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. /

Ed. Journal: Our local Lewis and
Clark corporation missed grand op-
portunity to advertise our state when
It ignored the National Editorial and
Oregon Press Association. It was
short t-sightedness of the publicity com
mittee, who might have meant we'll
Oregon was offered over 20,000,0 900
lines of free advertising. The cor
porations refused this offer, and the
same will not come again. The short
sighted policy of those in charge who
turned down H. h. Dosch is comment
ed on here. The continual advertising
Of the fact that exhibits will be taken
10 Portland from St. Louis, and that
hat will be the principal feature has
created the impression here that Ore
gon will send a small number to the
Worlds Fair, and, therefore, in the lin
II self-defense, people pay little at,
ention TO Oregon, A. TOZIER. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05

of womanly weak
ness, exercise can
only aggravate the
condition. The
womanly health must
be first restored be-
fore strength can be
developed by exer-
else.
DR.. Pierce's Pa
vorite Prescription
makes weak women
strong and sick
women we'll. It does
this by healing the
womanly diseases
which undermine the
general health. It
stops the drains that
weaken women, heals
inflammation and ul-
ceration and cures
female weakness.
U when 1 first COM
m enced using Doctor
Pierce's m dicines,p
writes Mrs. George A.
Strong, Of Gansevoort,
Co., N. V, UI
was suffering from fe-
male weakness, a dis
agreeable drain, bearing
fs....s. saYa esU aaFnnl L a0NI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-05
RAplUM
.LUM RAoluM

d'emsht your, friends, astonlsh relative
new e SSe mets N9RaeTTql exPerments with MS
aeuNitg ooOuoo, mgr. O,SOU a,,O w etne
SpIA 4 Mus "a "a present when Won os5,S
hAnloS, This alone Is worth ss,oleI S.IeI
49, ~ OF any man or woman's monsv
eyts Vne me same as N-rays. Slmplv ,eonISSs'
LnL REMEMBER THIS is "A BpESstpSSss.rr'
OFFEN OEEEp
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eauernse ,meijdbriae oienff,eit.

Die @rWartun9, oa6 li6 Der Hei6ss
tag mad ieiuem BieOerSuiammeutritt
nit Der oauernben Seitle9uu9 Der Otilis
tar . Dienitjeit gu beI6aftigen baben
wirO. beitdtist iid. Die IuS5ii9e aus
Dem Stat, mel6e Die gtorboeutide VII.
semeine 3eitun9" uerOffentliht, entbal'
ten Die neue MilitdruOrla9e unO bur6
Oieie miro Die iweiiabriSe DienitSeit
oaucrno ein9efiibrt. Gum eriten Mtal
wuroe Ole uftiue Dienit,eit bon brei auf
Swei Sabre, ub9eieben BON Der @aoalles
RTE rno reitenoen artillerie, ourh baS
Tei6s9eIce pom 3. au9uit 1898 berabr
seieet uuO Swar fir Die 3eit bis gum
81. Wt6rS 1899. Our6 @eies bonn
%. WtdrS 1899 erfOlste bic Serlansss
ruu9 Der @iiltisfeit Oieier Beitimmnn9
bis gum 81. Wtarj 1904 uno I'M uers
hoiienen Ginter wuroe lte abermalS
anSseOebnt unO 3war bis gum 81. WtdrS
1905. Somit mar bic Sweiidbrise
DisuitSeit bisber nur Elm YrOuiiOrium
uno ibre baueruOe Seitls9uns iOll nun.
mebr euOSiiltis erfol9eu.
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SermtfhteS TnIdnb.


auf 1926 Wfiaionen 9uIhel pirt
Die Sopaer Wiaisernte sei6ast.
Der Guf ySeuer~, ben cine ner.
pole 6rau i'm @otbam.3 6eater in Stem
gort ausltteB, peranla6te oas game
Bnblitum gu panii6er Slu6t ; bod
purOe gfiemanS uerlest.
Gin Yortrdt bes 8arous arnolS
Se HoD in 2~ebenS9r66e bon Dem be,
rlibrlten Wtaler slntOn San DDd, bas
einen Wertb pom $751; 900 bat, lit benz
metropolitan Wuieum pom @eor9e q.
Searn 9el6enft moroen.
= Sei elmer Seuersbrunlt in 9bila.
oelpbia %perbrannten 6rau Rof BerrD
uro 3pet Sinoer, mdbreno Der @atte
ino Sater nit smei anoeren Sinbern
bilTlOs auf Der Strabe 5uiebeu muBts.
= @eorse 6. g. Dodge, elm wObl.
babenber unO fait i'm sanSen VauOe be.
fainter S6ubfabrifaltt bon Chicago, lit
oaielbit in ieiner @Obuun9 i'm alter
uon GA Sabren geitorben.
= @r3bii6of SarleD BON Nem Yort
pnrbe pom Papite Sir g8iirbe siues
2bronaiiiitenten erbOben, nsl6e benz
Yrdlaten 9eltatten, i'm @olle9ium Der
Patriar6eu uno @rjbil66te su iieen
nnb bel Sunftionen unter Der Sbers
leituns oes Papitss su aiiiitiren.
: s. 6. 8iener, elm fp~oblbabenber
SelhGftsmanu pom Manbattan Square
in Der 0tGbe Der n. Stra6e, in 9tew
Yorf, bat Der YoliSei berihtst, oaB iei.
ler Satin uno 3ohter Siamanten
uno @ertbiaaeu gum @eiammtmertb
uon $4,000 9eitoblen wOrOen iiuo.
- 9llbert g. allen BON Omaha,
atebr., Duroe in Belle Riuer. Ont,
eiuer fleinen Staet etlpa 25 Wteilen BON
Detroit, %Oerbaftet, neil er unter Der
anflage oes Diebitabls ltebt. @r Ioll
BON Srau annie 8. Sasfins aus
Omaha $4,000 in barren @eloe uno
$4,000 in Bertbpupieren 9eitobleu
baben.
= 3mei Wtit9lieoer Der international.
len 8ebOrbe CUR 5Orberuns Der Sraueil.
eriiebun9, @rneltina unb @lpira 0open
pom Der ar9entinii6en Republif, iinb IN
Cornell an9etommen, no lie ii6 nit Dem
Spitem Der 9emeinlamen ausbilOuue
pom Wtdnnern uno Srauen befannt
MAIDEN molen.
= Sfftjiel1 nirb iest Der @eIammt.
belu6 Der ct. Youiler S8eltausltelun9
aut 1s,741, 073 %an9e9ebsn. Der Ses
JUDI an S6luBta9 bstruS 2O3, 1O2.
= Sus benz 9unitmuleum in Detroit
muroen Sunltia9en I'M 0ertbe Don
$40, 900 9eitoblen. Die ~9sltoblenen Sc
genltGnoe fino meiitenS mertbpolle 9ots
oene unO iiIberne Reliquien.
Sei eiuem Sampf nit einem Sin.
BREEDER in Dem 2abeu ieinss 8rnoers In
BEN StaOt6en Wturrap nabe Salt Sate,
utab, ltteB Gbriltopber 3ripp ben Sfen
nm. OaS 9anSe @ebduoe ipuroe Sers
fort uno Elm S6aoen BON $4,000 arir
9eri6tet. Der @inbrsfsr enttam.
: @iner Der srObten ie sefunOenen
9oloflnmpen lit tiirjli6 in Colorado
9cfnnoen moroen ; CT pie9t 100 lnSen
uno 1T 5000 Dertb.
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zSrunten ourbH.

Saiier gSilbelm bat Die BGdue gu
eiuem Tunnel rluter Den 2iubsn" in
Der gtdbe Oes Ssl. Spernbauies anses
nummen, nm bic StaOt Berlin in ben
StanO 5u iesen, Die StraBenbubnips
iteme nOrolid unb iiOli6 BON Inter
Den Yinben", wel6e Die StaOt tiirSli6
setauft bat, 1u perbinOen unO bereu
@ntwifluns nebit ben flint unoeren
Sinien, wel6e Die StaOt 81 faufen i'm
Se9riff itebt, iu ermOsli6en. Der 8ai.
ier weiserte iid i'm Sabre 1901, Der
Staot 5u erlauben, geleiie iiber Die
StraBe ullnter ben 8inoen" ~ le9en,
CAB aber feline 3uitimmuns gu eiuem
9unnel. Oamals prd9te Der 9aiier
oas s%efliiseIte 8Ort; rDrunten bur6,
nidt oriiber meg !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-15
Mebr Mannfhaften.

Sn ieinsm Sabresberidt iust Sri.
9aOe.@ eneral Storp, Der @bei Der BUN.
oesartilerie, OaB Die GOrpebobeieftisuns
gen u%nierer Safen Obne Ser;us polls
itanoi9 9smadt weroen iolltsn, neil
beute iowObl OaS Wtaterial, aus Dem iie
berseitellt wOrcen iinO, wie aud Die
Seiasuns pieles gu wiiuiden iibris
laiien. Die 3ubl Der fir bieien 3wed
uussebiloeten Wtunnidaften iei bel
weitem niht ~9eniiserO, oa man fir
maude Soften nur uierbunoert Mann
babe, mo uiertauieno n0tbis linO. 9Seun
beute Elm Srie9 ausbre9en wiir6e, 10
wdren ni6t seniiseno Manni6aftsn
uorbanoeu, UNI ale @cl6iise miriam
Su MAIDEN. 9ta6 Der anii6t BON Sen.
StOrp feblsn u%niersr 6elOartillerie flint
Sebn SataillOne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-15
Weraltete sinfaifmna.

Das appelationsssridt bes Staatss
gtew YOrf bat in elmer betunnt sesebe'
nen @ntideiOuns ertldrt, oa6 bas @eiee,
oas eiuem Contractor uerbistet, iein(
arbeitsr ldnser oils a9t Stunben pei
Gag Su beiddfti9en, unconstitutional
lit. Die @ntideiouns erfOlste in elmer
pom Sarrg @Oiiep seseu bic StuOt Oiem
9orf uuf 3abluns pom $2s.215 = fir
ie6s Observation-Disclosures 9lass.
Bon ben SebOrOen Der StaOt 9ien gOri
wuroe bic 3ablun9 auf Den @ruuo bin
ue%rweisert, neil @Oiieg aussbli6 i'm
8iOerlpru6 nit Den i'm @Ontratt per.
.einburten StipulutiOnen feline srbeitsr
LANCER ais 8 StunOen per Gag bslaai.
tist bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-15

= Sn einem furSen @rlaB bat Iras
lioent Hooleuelt Die lummariihe @nt,
laIlun9 beS Gidters y. 9. Safer pom
;Weiten @eri6tsOiitrift uOn Diem WtericO
Uerfii9t.
- 9(bner @larf Seamans, elmer Der
uriprinsli6en 6abrifanten BON Shreib'
mai6inen in Oieiem 2anOe, lit in Sroofr
lDn I'M alter BON 83 Sabren seitOrben.
- Oas Si%nOerbeim Der SarmberSiseu
S6meitern in SorettO, 3d., wuroe nit
ianmt benz 9anSen Snuentar olir9 cine
S%euersbrunit in aide %uerpanoelt. Die
2lnltalt, melhe friiber ben Namen
Wtount 9llODiius afaoenie sefiibrt bate.
b%eberberste iedSi9 @aiien, wel6c iammt'
lid 9ltidli6 entfamen.
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Sorldufs fein SanSelspertras sipis
iden Seutiblano unb Sefters
reid.

IClu.
Die unterhanblunsen betreiiS eines
Sauoelsuertra9es jwii6en Oeuti6lanO
unO Seiterrei6 : lln9arn iiuo plOsli6
ab9ebrOten woroen, uno Die oeuti6e
9te9ieruns, bic Oariiber eini9ermaBen
perIdnupit lit, miro in Der gnselssen.
belt niemals mieoer bic Suitiatiue ergreis
fen. @raf pom Relationship Bebuer,
Der preuBii9e Wtiniiter Oes Snnern, Der
wdbreno Der lesten pier 8o6en bic
llnterbuubluusen in Der Oiterrei9ii6en
Sauptltaot ~leitete, febrte nab Berlin
,uriid. Miebrere balbamtli6e Srsane
ipredeu in nidt seruoe isbr i6mei6ets
baiten ausoridcn iiber bic Olterrei6ii6s
SartnGfisteit unO often werOcn OrObs
unsen betreffS zines na9Oriidli6 81
fibrenOen 3Ollfrie8es ausseitoBeu, Ourd
ben Seiterreihs llnsarn uabe selest mer'
ben ioa, oaB ReciprOcitdt better oils Elm
3olfrieg lit.
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SountaaSs3hae.
eadamanna & sspomins 0uaep.
CeaureI tinie.)
Trat In araft am 20 9uui 1904.

Trat In araft am 20 Stunt 1904.
3uss psrlaTsn SuantOn I'M 1 M, 200, 3 90
400, 500 unb 6 90 Wprasns. lin 6 20 DIOR.
atus an @Vbtntassn unb ALE uabfoIstneI
,pan,is Winuitn, une nm 100 WUrasus ar
Sountdstu uno ale nabfpIssuet %sraujis Ni.
nutsu bic uub i%rilulUs IL 0 Rahts. in Wil.
fts- Barre Al Winutsu ipGtsr dnfOmmtup.
3das ale 10 Riuutsn an @U&tnlaBtn BON
800 bis 40 Ra6mittaas.
Grpue,ist pHIalIru scranton idsIit, aueas.
upmmeu Scnntag, um 6.36. 8 16 unb 1896
Wpra.us, une ZIG uue 4 sc Nabmittass. uni
trtfen IN @ilfss. Barre 80 Wiuuttn ipatr Elm
Ssftnr Ditnff ,pii6sn SuauiOu, Nay gue
parf unp pttsrsburg.
Sisbs 6dbrpIan fur sspGfbsfSrbtrubs 3Hst.
g.. g. Wv, H., @trfsbrslsitsr, SnanlOn
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= uf 1926 WtiGiOnsn 9uIbel pirS
Die Sowaer Maisernte 9eifaet.
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Giienbabn Seittnbelle.
SsIanare, sadalpanna unb @siern Balm

Su araft BEN 1. SUM- 1903
Si0lih-Yuldet Scranton fur Rem 2JprI
nm 2.05, 800, 6.05. 800, 1910, Born. ; H.
40. $40 uup 3.35 Nahmittags. OUR Mem
gprf u. philadelphia, I'm $40 u. 10 10 Born.
1910 uup 3.35 Rabmlttags. 6ur 8pulbs-
bprS. 6.iu Ndhmittags.
ROrolih sir Buffalo I'm LIS. 6.22 II. 9.0O
Wor. t.55. 6.35 unb 1t.tu Rnbmittass. 8iI
S%tnsbImtpn, Glmtra uub 3piihsnffattcnsn, nm
10 % Nor. uni los Rabm. 6nr Ssptec.
Syraeuit unb Utica. I'M LIS unb 6.22 Wpr.
t.55 Ratmitilss. SspeaO. Sprdeulr unit
Utica 3us UNI 6.22 WOr. Iduft tGsIib, auss,-
npmmtu SOuniaes. Cir MontrOls UNI 9.UI
Mcr. +; los unp sos Ra6m. RibOlipu Ar
epmopatipn, UNI 4 10 unh 6 is Rahmittdgs.
8loomsburg Sibif0n-gulGbi SCRANTON
fir Hprtbumbtrlano um 6.35. 10 10 WPpr.
1.55 uup 6.35 Ra6m. Cir plymouth I'm, 9.O5
Ra@mtttass.
Sountae8'3hes.
sibliG sir 9tp gUrf I'M $50, 800
SOS nnp 1910 Wurssns; $40 unb 3.3t
Nahm.
RoroIia - 8ir Buffalo um IFS, uni
6.l2 WpT.; t.55, 6.35 uno tt.t0 Rahm
Sir GImiru unO 3pif6tnfatipusn, 1925 Dor
mittaes.
4loomsburs Sibiion : 9rIdei SrOntUr
I'm 1910 Wcr unb 6.35 Rdtn.
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Sur @eriu6e nit irnterfeebooten

Sur Scriu6e NIT 1tnterfccboptcn.
Der neue Marine tat oeS Hei6es
iorOert anOertbalb Wtiaionen Wfart fir
Seriu6e nit unterieebOoteu. Sn iiins.
iter 3eit lit es Der oeutiden Wtarine.
uerwaltun9 ueri6ieOentli9 gum SOrs
purf semu6t wOrOen, OaB iie iib nidt
seniiSenb nit Der 6ra9e Der unteriee.
bOOte bci6GftiSt unO llnterieebOte iibsrs
baupt ni4t in SOri6las sebru6t babe.
aber Die biSber erjielten, in ben 5lotten.
manopern Der nit untsrleebOOten aus,
seriiiteten Wtarinen Su Gase setretenen
@riol9e iino, wie Ieitsns Der Wtarinsbs.
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BORDEN perlautet, ni6t baSn an9etban
9ewelen, weOer fir eiuen beitimmten
3pp cine @nti6eiOung gu treffen, nod
in srOBerem umfanse iOlde Soote i6on
iest einSuitelleu. Oeuti6lanb 1T in
Der Chat bic leste @rOBma6t, welde
Der unterieeboots6rass naber tritt.
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gilbert Onmde-

gilbert Oamde, Druder Der
8odeni9rift p3utunft", bot iit, laut
beboroli6er Setauutmadung. na6 Ssrs
iibuns beoeutenoer Setriisereieu seilii6s
tet. @r lOll Gin sroBes Yermo9en im
Sa3arbipiel unO i'm Yertebr nit lsi9t.
itnniSsn 6rauen .our6sebra9t baben.