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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

SiH hundred thousand dollars has
been aueakcd out OF the water fund
during the last "a years TO be used
Tor general expenses.
Such at least Is the astonishing
fact that the city committee Of the
Chamber uf Commerce has una
carthed. according t. reliable au=
thnrity. since % began it's rinycati-
cation OF water department matters
three weeks ago.
when asked about the matter this
morning city Comptroller Rtplinger
branded the statement as ridiculous.
but Il Is said that the members 81
the committee. when they meet
with the finance committee OF the
council To secure an explanation OF
this aud similar discrepancies per
tanning To the water department.
will spring some facts on the city
fathers and municipal fiuaneiera
that will take a huge amount OF en-.
planning To elucidate.
II d said that the committee has
gone direct % the records of the
cumptrollrr'a office. an examination
~ the debit and credit sides Of the
water department account revealing
an aggregate deficit OF about 5000
600. This amount was borrowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
THREATEN
TO INDICT
GRAND JURY IN PORTLAND
CONSIDERING INDICTMENT
OF MAYOR AND OTHER CITY
OFFICERS
tBs sorisBs News Assao

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec 2s-The
Indictment Of Mayor Williams for
uon-eufnrrament OF laws ta being
seriously considered b. the county
grand jury The arrangement made
with the SAMPLERS whereby they
we're permitted 20 run five gambling
places on the condition Of paying
monthly fines forms the basis 81 the
jurys inquiry
The mayor ls not the only Of
fetal receiving the grand iury'a at
tsntlun chief Of Police Hunt may
also b. Indicted for giving lmmun-
ity 10 certain diaarderly houses and
70 operators Of uickel-in- the-slot-
machines. a. NeIl ~ for not snfurc-
lnE the laws against gambling
Maif.asance "a office will prob
ably BE- the basis of an indictment
against william e Elliott. the late
city engineer. Indictments against
Street Contractors X. NJ. Biner &
son may BE- returned.
The eitf hall Is IN for 4 thorough
Investigation by the grand jury.
Rumors are current that sensational
Developments against many hlther-
20 unsupported IN many depart
ments Of the municipal government
are being brought 20 light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

Capt Truebridge. commander Of
the new steamship Minnesota. has
resigned.
lie viii be succeeded by Capt
John n Kinder. enc u the best
known and most prominent officers
IN the Pacific merchant marine.
The announcement 81 capt True
bridges resignation and the arz
poiutment OF Capt Kinder as the
new commander OF the Minnesota
was formally made today by George
r sutherland. general traffic man
aEer Of the Great Northern steam
ship company.
The reasons leading up 20 the re-
tirement OF CAPT T'ruebridEo have
not heen made public.
Capt. John n Kinder. the Mime
sofas new commander. L. - years
old. and was bern In Lincolnshire.
England lie was educated at
Chrlsts college. Flnehley. near Lon
don. and entered the merchant ma
rtne service In ISIS as an apprentice
on the sailing vessel Golden Gates.
The young apprentice came 70
san Francisco aboard the Golden
Gates
Capt. Rinder has been running
cut Of san Francisco FOR the past SO
years. His last command vas that
of the Mongolia. OF the Pacific Mai
company Ills name In marine ctr
eles t. better known a. the cap
tain OF the Beigic and also q the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

Auditor Lamping could not be
found today to make a statement
in regard 10 the matter. but County
Commissioner p. J. Smith said:
There Is no question but that
the work had 20 be done. The In
dexes are badly worn. The auditors
office started out 10 do the work,
but found Il was going 10 cost twice
as much as IL would by private
contract. We did not advertise for
bids for doing the work because We
wanted to be sure that a reliable
abstract firm was given the Job.
II a restraining order is secured IL
may be found that a cheaper method
OF doing the work may be discov-
cred. but l do not think So"
Mr.. Smith was totally at loss
10 explain why Lamping has paid
out the sl.l00 warrant before the
number OF days specified by law.
He also said that Lamping bought
supplies. including printed material,
for his department over the county
commissioners head because Lamp
ing maintained that he had the
right to do so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
SENATOR MITCHELL
BEFORE THE JURY
OREGON SENATOR TELLS HIS sToRY-HE APPEARS TO BE
VERY MUCH woRRIEo-sNeER HERMAN IN GRAND JURY
ROOM THIS AFTERNOON

PORTLAND. Orc, Dec. 2s.-Sen-
ator Mitchell was before the grand
jury during the entire morning ses-
sion explaining his alleged eonnec-
ton with the land frauds. He fin
lshed his testimony at the after
noon session and was followed by
Congressman Bingor Hermann.
Mitchell declined 10 make any
statement. saying Il can say moth
ing about H. am sworn to Sc
'creCy."
Mitchclrs request that he be fur
niahed information in advance was
refused. Mitchell appears much
worried and worn He looks feeble.
In the batch OF indictments re
turned late yesterday afternoon the
most important Is that against Or.
William II. Davis, mayor OF Albany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

Ore. Second to this and hardly OF
less importance are those Of Sal
mon Il. Ormsby. formerly a govern
ment agent. and Clark z. foomis,
at one time forest superintendent
Henry a. Youngs and George Sor-
enson are not so well known.
The indictment states there arc
two others. John Doe and Richard
Roc. implicated. whose true names
tho jury does not know. II viii be
recalled that two mysterious per-
sonages figured prominently in the
indictment returned against State
Senator Franklin p. Mays last week.
Henry Young. one Of the indicted.
IS now IN the east, Young's conneo-
ton with tho alleged conspiracy, Rs
well as Sorenson's, IL not made
clear ia the indictment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
KILLED

TOXIC Dec 2s=The report from
Port Arthur that General Stoesael
was injured BY falling from his
horse and General K0ndrachanko
was Killed has been confirmed.
General Smiluoff is reported
wounded
The battleahip scyaEtopOl has
sunk In shallow water Her bow is
damaged ia two places and her
steering gear is also damaged.
The garrison IL said 10 be cheer
ful aud confident Of the arrival Of
relief before March l.
II 10 said the army has sufficient
provisions 70 last until February.
and the navy has about a month 3
store only a few junka bearing
supplies have reached Port Arthur
during the past month The price
Of food il very high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

married ladies to communicate with
him
"A result Mr.. Little has been "A
very busy man. Within 80 minutes
after last evenings Star left the
press the Klondiker with matri-
mouial inclinBtiouH was in receipt
Of "a dozen telephone messages from
az many young women who heed
ing the old saw anent the early bird
and the elusive worm. would not
wait for Uncle Sans postal service.
And last nights mail brought a
score Of dainty notes followed by
~ least four score more this morn
ing.
Mr. Little is not going TO make a
haaty decision in the important
matter
4 have read each letter very
carefully aud assorted them IN three
piles. said the eccentric millionaire
20 n Star man this morning The
first pie have designated as hope
less.t the second as possible and
the third as favorable Will write
the hopeless ones today inform
inE them that regret there ia no
chance Whatsoever for them. the
Second batch viii receive word that
they are being considered. while |
Will make personal appointments
with those / have tabled a. favor
able
Il naturally expect n great many
more applications and win not de-
eide definitely until I believe all
are In.
"My method viii be 20 sit an -
them down 90 say a half dozen q
those I think tho muaf Of Then.
after calling a few times on each
Of them I believe ! viil be able 10
safely venture on decision.
Il suppose that many people here
think I am crazy 20 adopt such a
course "a get n wife but Why II
Il not wiser In selecting a wife To
have a large assortment 10 pick
from than the limited field the aver
age man has II you we're 70 buy a
horse. would YOU pick from two or
three Very probably not; you
would like To- see many animals be
fore making your selection And is
not woman far more important
attribute many unhappy mar
rinEea rs the fact that the man did
not know hts own mind. His ac=
uualntance among the fair sex nun
hered say. three or four women
that he knew fairly we'll Stlll he
wanted 60 get married. 30 had to
choose from this mere handful.
In ms case Il IL different will
he able to make my selection from
over 100 young. honest. hard work
lnE kris II isn't possible that
among this lot there isn't one who
vlll appeal to me.
Most ~ the letters ! have re-
eelyed are from weli-edueated wom-
en-. any one OF whom would be
proud to cali my wife
Ne. | don't think that thcy are
all fortune hunters Just because
man IL well stocked with the
worlds goods Is no reason why he
cannot effect n happy marriage. l
still have a good deal Of faith In
human nature
Mr. Little declares that he Will
remain IN Seattle until he finds his
mate and that the marriage viii be
ono long remembered by Seattleites|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec sS.-=The
announcement Of capt John "a
Riuder's appointment as command
rr IL the ncw Hnl steamship Min
ussota has been received here. Capt
Kinder Is the best known 81 the
merchant marine commanders run
ming out 90 san Francisco. lie has
made this hta port for the past 80
years and has an enyiablc rrputn-
ton here In steamship circles
Mrs. Rtndrr viii leave shortly Tor
seattle. where she viii make her
home az the Hotel Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

who will be the lucky Seattle
girl TO we'd Zaehery Young Little
the millionaire Klondlker stopping
AZ the Hotel Washington. who has
asked The Star 10 find him a WIFE
This question r. being discussed
b. hundred anxious young women
in Seattle who have written Mr.
Little and have expressed their
willingness 10 love. honor and obey
him until death do them part
Yesterday The Star published a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

II RInder rs commander Of the
Minnesota to succeed capt John
Truehridge.
Capt Riuder is well known 20 the
oecan travel and the papers here
comment most favofabiy on his APP
pointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

Friends 81 Arthur A Marks. who
II being brought back from Reno.
New. BY City Detective Walter Eaa-
son. naY he IL not a forEer. There
has been no formal complaint nied
against him. They say he was an
inmate % an asylum in California
and that be left there on a leave
% absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

coptic. both belonging TO the white
star line.
He took the Belrie home In 1898
and then assumed Command Of the
Coptlc.
Up to the appearance on these
waters Of the Minnesota tire Mon
Eoila was the largest boat sfeafninE
on the Pacific, having a sapacity Of
1900 tons.
Among other big vessels Capt.
Rfnder has been connected uith the
Majestic. Of the white star line. lie
was with her when she was new
boat.
Capt Kinder has a host u friends
and acquaintance ia san Francisco
He served on sailing vessels out o.
that port. filling every post from
apprentice. third. second and first
mate up. and has a similar record
on steamships.
His selection b. General Traffic
Manager Sutherland ~ looked upon
b. steamship officials as wise one.
as Capt. FINDERS popularity among
ocean travellers f. not eEceiied BY
any Pacific officer and VIII un-
doabtedly do much toward iufluenc-
ing a considerable amount Of pas
senEer business 70 the new Hill boat
All efforts TO locate Captain True
bridge today failed. but II was stat
Ell that as soon as he had handed
IN his resignation 70 the Great
Northern Steamship company he
left for his home In Tacoma. where
he expects 10 remain for some time.
His resignation not only sewers
his connection with the Minnesota.
but Il was stated by a Great North
oru official that be had also sew
cred all connections with the com
pany as well
when asked the reason for True
bridges resignation. the official IN
question refused 20 discuss the az
fair At all, bat 81 Is believed that
the many difficulties attending the
voyage Of the Minnesota around the
continent had something 70 do with
H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

a phone message was received
here this morning from the reniten-
tlnry that J. 7. Bates. an cX-police-
man from Seattle. was dangerously
~ aud for his wife to be sent over
aa soou as possible. as hc was not
expected to live. Bates was sent To
MrNeIla island from Alaska FOR
buy lng goods that were stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
BIG VESSEL
IN DANGER

PATCHOGUE. I. l.. Dee 2s-The
situation Of the British steamer
Drumelzier. ashore on the Fire Is
land beach. is extremely critical
thfs morning. Unless the wind and
sea settle before night her destruc-
ton seems almost certain.
SO far life savers have been I'M
able to rescue the captain and crew
Of % men. The sea Is too heavy to
permit the use Of lifeboats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
PLAGUE KILLS
SOLDIERS
,ny seripps News Ass'nl

sr PETERSBURG. Dec. 2s-A
disease similar 20 the huhoule
plague has appeared among kier-
ghiz Cuaslrks iu the trail district
resulting in 100 deaths during the
past month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
DEMOCRATS IN
SUPREME C0UR1

DENVER Dec. 2S--Attorneys for
Governor Elect Adams today pcu-
toned the supreme court TO open
20t ballot boxes in Denver and APP
point "A commission for this purpose.
The court will consider the motion
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

TROUBLE
mY scrieps ss-. Asnt

WASHINGTON. Dec. The
French mission 10 Morocco has
failed according 60 n dispatch a.
the state department from United
states consul at TanEierH Ia caa-
- personal danger the consul has
been directed TO inform the Amer
icnn residents without delay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

story to the effect that Mr. Little
wanted 20 get married. that be
wanted a Seattle girl AZ his better
half aud that. a. be was not ae-
auainted with any members Of the
fair scr. he was willing 10 have his
wants made public lie extended a
general Invitation 10 seatIle'H IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
GEN. Noou WOUNDED

LONDON De- 2F-=The Chefoo
o. the Telegraph re-
ports that Gen EoEi. commander 81
the japanese forces beHicginE Port
Arthur. has been taken 20 the hos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
STORM WARNING

. The local weather bureau
. has received warning from
. the Portland bureau ~ "a STERN
. approaching from the south
. vest at 20 a. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

TANGtERs. pee IS A pafty 81
MsaFa looted q raHdeu belonging OIL
"a british subject. just outside ui
town. klilinE thr Spanish servant %
the ImKliHhtnan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-A dispatch
from HonEkoug states that two
japanese cruisers have been sighted
OF that port a third reached Annoy
at 2 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

WHO WILL HELP
TIE WAYStpE1

WIN " - III -
TIE WAYstpEf
With the AID % the Seattle
spirit the managers 81 tire
Wayaids Emergency hospital
expect 10 be completely 81,
81 debt vfhsn the new year
begins. Mrs. Marion Baxtsr
announced to-day thst al the
bills Ter tec hospital were
paid except 500. and this
could be easily wiped out be
sor. IN. first Of the year ysith
q little Afd form the char.
,ahly inclined people Of the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-Japan
has notified the state department
that mines have been placed at Ks,
lung. on the northeast coast Of For
mosa. shipping has been notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

PARIS. Dec. ia message from
St Petersburg states that Gen. Ku-
roputkiu has asked for az many re-
endorsements az possible and that
the capacity OF the railway viii be
Increased from l. to - trains daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
Plenty of Seattle Girls
Are Willing to Share
Mr.. LittIe'S Fortune

THE WEALTHY kLoNoKeR HAS RECEIVED HUNDREDS
TELEPHONE CALLS AND MANY SCORE OF LETTERS FROM
YOUNG WILLING TO LOVE. HONOR AND
oeEY Him-sE SAYS ne WILL MAKE NO HURRIED CHOICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

= There are
= Tall girls, small girls,
/. Fat girls. too.
. II tabet bot q glance
= To put me IN = trance,
= For thsy all seen, true.
= Bright girls, sad girls,
. Arrv,sd With Cupid's dartG
Ny hear, 10 at sea,
g Foe there's no place for me
= In this game % hearts.
. BY zaehsry Young Little.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
WARSH/P
SUNK
sGvAsroPoL HAS GONE oowH-sroEssEL INJURED AND
KILLED

pitn1 az Dalny. lie was wounded
severely 90 the arm and leg BY rife
bullets. while directing the assault
on Z83- Meter hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
WAHIRG FOR GEORGE

Fire Marshal Kellogg IS stlli wait
Ing for a decision from Judge
George relative to the cases tried
before him a month ago In which
certain local hotel owners we're
charged with refusal 70 obey the
orders u the marshal to install the
Kind Of fire escapes on their build
lngB required BY ordinance. KEEL
loKg has gone ahead and condemned
such escapes as he found to be
valueless. but he Is powerless TO
compel the installation Of iron
staIrwayH IN place Of iron ladders
until Judge George decides whether
or not he can legally do 30 under the
present city ordinance. Judge
George for some uneEplainahle rea-
son has not found time during the
last month 10 have the argument
set and 10 mako his decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
THE MINNESOTA HAS "A NEW MASTEE
[TY WATER FUND SAID TO BE 5000, 600 SHORT

CAPT JOHN H. KINDER. ONE OF TIE essT KNOWN MERCHANT
MARINE MASTERS TIE PACIFIC COAST SUCCEEDED
CAPT rRuEsRoag As COMMANDER or THE HUGE oRIsN
TAI LINER rooAY-cAPr BINDERS CAREER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

The assault aud battery charge
fled against !. =. Simpson by his
ffe Maude Simpson. WAS shown TO
De u such ar aggravated nature
that Justice Gordon decided ycster-
day that the facts should be laid
before jury. and Simpson was held
10 the superior court under bonds ~
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28

INV YORK, Dec. 2s.-Speeiai
dispatches have been received here
from George r. Sutherland, general
traffic manager Of the Great Nor
thsru Steamship company anuouno-
Ing ths appointment Of Capt. John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-28
BETS ON FALL OF PORT AR
THUR

SAN FRANCISCO. bee. 2s-M-
marc Sato. member Of the party OF
Prince FuEhimi. made a wager OF
10 yesterday that Port Arthur
would capltulate before New Years
day Eato does not say he has ad-
vices OF information which prompt
him to predict the taking Of Port
Arthur. but he made no secret Of
the fact yesterday that he had made
the wager. He says with confidence
that the japanese army outside OF
Port Arthur viii spend New Years
day ia the city.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Gtns nsne Ssrsbabn tn 1iroI.

81. Sdnse bes gerses Sfsl binun
unb Lungs Der SOben8iige BON ytdts
iers unb Mutters, iiber ipelde bic
belbenmiitbigen gauernIdauren glns
breas Spfers i'm Sabre 1909 pieosrs
bolt lpie Detterpolten auf Snnsbrud
bsreinbraden, 5iebt nun, in lungsn
Serpentinen bic SObsn setuinnenS,
Der S9isnenItrang Der nsuen Berg
balm BON Snnsbrud bur9 oas Stus
baitbal, Der eriten elettriIden aobds
fionsbabn in Sirol. Sbre 10 ailos
meter az Weilen) ldrge Srdhe fibrt,
BON Der Station Stubai Bilten uns
melt Der alten uno intereFonten
pfarrtir6e Wilteus in Snnsbrud
ousgsbenb, bis nu6 5ulpmes, bsm
Sauptort bes Stubuitbals, ben man
BON Snnsbrud aus in elmer Stunos
Subr5eit erreihen ptro. Die in 9ers
ipenoung tOmmenben MOto-paseR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18


burh bic 3unabme oes Jrembenpers
fe6rs BON einem tleinen propin3s uno
uniOeriitdtsitdotden gu einem be-
beutenben &nptenpuntt bes inttrnds
tionalen 8ertebrs unb gum berporras
genbIten Srsmbencentrum in ben
n0roliden OItalpen emporgei4fpun'
gen.
3umal in fportli6er unb touriItis
fdber 9esiebung pirb bic neue 8a9n
fir Snnsbrud BON gang beroorrdsenc
Der Aebeutuns tperben; riidt lie bod
Ssa cunse oroBs 9ebiet Der Stubaier
@letIderipeft 70 nabe an Snnsbrud
beran, OaB man in 3utunft Diele iet'
nsr bsbsutenbIten @ipfel bon SIMS
brud aus als Susestoursn piro be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18

gln pd6enben Stellen follen anoers
Sbiirme erri4tet perben, bic oenIels
ben 3tpeden bienen. Sober Sburm
iptrb isinen Strom BON elmer bendAz
bartsn Sterilization erbulten uno iAn
bann bur9 cine Spdnnung bon piez
len Mi[ionsn Bolts pertbeilen. Sc
Der Sburm ioll mad Seslas 8ere4s
rungen i'm Stanbe ieiu, @Grme. 2i9t
uno 9raft iunerbolb zines Rabius
bon 80 WlsiIen gu liefern. Denn bic
9rpiette bes Grfinoers ii9 perpirtliz
den, 10 tpirb unierer Continent balo
nit einem RsB BON Sbiirmen beoedt
Tein, bic ie 60 Wtsilen pOneinanoer
tntfsrnt ite6sn, 10 bub ieoer Sol bes
Sobsns Ieinen 2lnt6eil er6dlt.
Der S1urm gu Daroencliffe il.
125 SUB bod. Der 0ur9meher Der
5guppel 6etrGgt 153 SUB. Der Sburm
"a! adj Seiten uno sntbGlt duBsr els
usr Sreppe nod einen gluf3ug, Der CUR
PIattform Der 9uppsl fii9rt. Sier
rrsrben Die StrOme empfangen uno
auagsIarot, nadbem iie in Iolhe BON
GROCER Spunnung transformirt tpurs
tcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Seslas Iburni.

Sn Der RGbe bon 8drb.neliffe an
Der atlantii iiden 8iiite, erbebt iih elm
mGdtissr Stubltburm bon Der @eitalt
zines sroBen pilSes. Der bon benz Grs
finber Nitola Sesla srri6tet fpurbe.
Bon bieIem Sburm aus geoenttSesld
bic eritaunliditen @rperimente gu uns
ternebmen, ipelde gu elmer bisber uns
seabnten @npenbung Der brabtloien
Selegrupbie fiibrsn follen.
Die Wtllionen unb I6ermillionen
bon Bolts, fpel9e bic Niagara poper
60. in Niasara Sails gu liefern perz
mag, follen auf ben Sburm in Warz
bsncliffe ii6srtraeen perben, BON bem
aus Sssla bic Stabt Reip gOrt ni9t
nur beleuhten, iOnbern aud ben
Strom fir ale Srpllsps. Straben'
bubnen, Sabritiible, Series uIp. abs
ssbsn min. Die glettrisitGt foll fsrs
ner 2i6t uno Mdrme Der SGuier lies
fern, bic llbrsn uuf5isben, tur5, uniere
SuuspirtbI4aft regeln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18

-auseGei6. o.: n9ratulirs,
nie id bore, bat ii4 Sbre dlteIte Soas
fer perbeirat6et." 9. GeufSsnb):
~Was niiBt bas; bafiir 1T seitern pies
Der Elm tleines Mdb6en Bel uns an=
gsfommsn!"
-Rt9tige Qustunft. Gin
6remOer (Oer in Dresden am Glbufer
mebrers 2eute nit SiI6en beiddftist
iiebt, 5u einem pafIantsn): rWas
iinb beun oas fir 2sute. bic bort am
@afer iteben?" Pahant: Die bort?
0as iinb - 4nselia6Ien!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18

@u6ti9er 9itel. r0ein
gristisum 1T Militdr9" - nSufpopl,
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Did, 0u bsbGltit Nanenitein lebenoig
in Der grinneruns."