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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
HIGH GYM IS NOW
OPEN FOR SEASON
Three Members of Last Year
Girls Team Will Play
Again.
FOUR OTHER CANDIDATES
Thanksgiving Game Will BE Played
According to Original Pro-
gram.

The doors of the high school gymna-
SUM were opened Monday for the win
ter season and the room again presents
its customary appearance of animation
after school hours. The girls team
will have the use of the gymnasium
alone until the close of the football
season, when the boys teams will be
organized.
Members of the girls team of last
year. who are again in school, are FL
len Hudson. Gail Postlewaite and
Blanche Smith. all of whom will prob
ably play this season. Abbey Burns,
Ethel Fraser. Lizzie Clark and Irene
Don are other candidates for the re-
naming positions. Ellen Hudson is
captain of this years team Since the
school has been represented by girls
teams they have never lost to another
high school, A hard effort will be made
10 continue the record through the COM
ing season and the present outlook
promises that it will be kept.
Original Plans stand.
A rumor. which originated across
e'N~ 'A'Ni' W ZIG ChCSt tndt
had called off the Thanksgiving game
has been current in local high school
circles for the past few days. To as
certain whether or not it had founda.
ton Manager KrelI and Athletic Direc-
tor Harte met the Davenport authori-
ties yesterday afternoon and were told
that 1t would be played as formerly
agreed to. 1t was further learned that
the Rock Island boys will have a more
formidable proposition when they meet
Davenport than they have suspected of
the last few weeks. Since the play
ing of the Moline game the Iowans
have replaced on their team several of
the old players who were out of the
Moline contest because of injuries, and
they have picked up considerably in
strength. They are anxious to regain
their lost laurels and have been un-
dergoing hard practice in order to
make a better showing against Rock
Island than they did against Moline
LOSS Smaller Than Expected.
The high school management knew
from the beginning that the East Des
Moines game would be a money loser
because OF the railroad rates for
bringing the visiting team the long
distance. The loss. however, is small
er than it was thought it would be-
The paid admissions numbered 600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16

impression Port Arthur was snug and
comfortable.
Arrived Early In Morning.
Chefoo, Nov. 16.-The Russian tor
pedo boat destroyer Rastoropny put
into this harbOs this morning. Firing
was heard half an hour before she en-
tered the harbor.
The captain of the Chinese cruiser
Hal Yung was the first person on board
the Rastoropny. He held brief con.
ference with her commander. after
which the Rastoropny came further
in the stream and anchored in the
same spot the destroyer T.yeshitelni
did last August before size was cut
out by the Japanese.
Does Not Dessre to Surrender.
st. Petersburg. Nov 1G-The Asso-
ciated Press learns from a high placed
general who was with the emperor
this afternoon aad who knows the
contents of Gen. Stoessers message
that all talk about Stoessel asking for
instructions of surrender were abso-
lutely false He said he was not at
liberty to disclose StoessePs report but
remarked;
only when the last biscuit is eaten
and the last cartridge fired will the
garrison surrender the fortress. This
| can state positively"
The general added that Several YES
sells had broken the blockade and re-
provisioned the garrieon.
stoessel Rey orted wounded.
Headquarts. Japanese Army Be
'ore Port Arthur. Nov Is, via Fusan
1t IS reported that a wound received
Gen. Stoessel has necessitated his
= confinement in hospital. that he re
I fused to relinquish the command Of
| the garrison and that he has issued
orders to the troops to die at theiI
posts rather than surrender.
Confirms Woundinx of StOessel.
| London, Nov. 16.-According to a
news agency dispatch from ChefOo. the
commander Of the Rastoropny has con
firned reports that Lieut.. Gen. Stoessel
is wounded, but says Gen. Fock is quite
well. The commander says sufficient
supplies Of food. ammunition and Goa
are at Port Arthur To last a year.
| Foreigners Are Well.
A private letter was received this
' afternoon from Port Arthur requested
the Associated Press to publish state
ment to the effect that all the foreign
ers there were well and none of them
has received any wounds during the
fighting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16

peared before the rivers and harbors
committee and performed such good
work. should be continued.
The proceedings of this convention
should be printed and widely circula-
ted.
Your secretary. upon whom has de-
volyed the burden of carrying on all
this vast amount OF work. should re-
ceive a reasonable compensation for
his valuable services.
Funds Arc Needed
a finance committee should be ap.
pointed to raise the necessary funds
to- meet the demands for carrying on
the work and place the same in the
treasury of the association. so as To
relieve the executive officers of that
Burden.
The association is deeply indebted
to the press for valuable assistance.
for which due acknowledgements
should be made. in appropriate reso-
lutions.
The resolutions favoring the inn
provement of the navigation OF the
entire river. adopted al the Interstate
Mississippi River Improvement and
Levee association. at its convention
held in New Orleans Oct. q and rs.
1909. merits reciprocal acknowledge
ment By this convention.
Would IL not be TO the advantage
OF this association to secure the
members and friends Of that associa-
ton?
This convention should supplement
former resolutions and the memorial
to congress adopted by the two prev
ious conventions. with added resolu-
tions emphasizing the demands OF the
people for the permanent improvement
OF the navigation OF the upper Missis-
sippi river.
You are here TO make known your
wishes TO congress and when you. the
of the commercial. in
'dustrial and producing interests of
these five great states speak. and con-
gress knows that public sentiment Is
aroused demanding this work be done.
then those who compose the national
leg stature at Washington will not only
listen but they will act.
Agitation Must Continue.
Each delegate after the adjourn
ment OF this convention. should consti-
tute himself a committee of one TO
work necessarily and use his influence
to- secure at the coming session OF con-
gress. favorable action for an adequate
appropriation for the permanent i'm
provement and maintenance OF the
navigation OF the river. and not re-
turn 10 his home expecting all the
work can be done by the officers OF the
association.
The demands of the association
are not unreasonable. nor are they
more than the people Of the Missis-
sippi valley are entitled to at the hands
of the general government in its dis
tribution OF money for the improve
ment OF its waterway
BY united and persistent EFFORT this
association must succeed in having
this mighty river made what nature
intended IL should be, the great ar
terry through which the commerce OF
the people shall flow onward TO the
sea and TO ali the muE'ets OF the
world forever
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
LUMBER FIRM ACCOUNTS
REPORTED TO BE SHORT
Trusted EmpIoye of Weyerhaeuser & Benkmann
Said to be in Arrears Many Thousands
of Dollars.

shortage running
public accountant
has. the books O
suspicion the that in
in the
mana o
cial unavalins
Of
until after
w
that
al accountant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16

At Csc yd. Fine Irish satin damask Table
Linen ~ in wide, open and double bordered
Designs with "a in. napkins to match at 81. IS
per dozen.
At 75c each. So in. hemstitched all linen
damask Lunchcloths, also 36 in. hemmed
Lunchcloths, something new.
At SOC yard. Full bleached Irish satin dam
ask Table linen all pure linen. With nap
kins to match at 81 90 per dozen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
HAVE TROUBLE WITH AFeHANs
Russian Magazine EXPLODED by Natives
And Soldiers are Killed.

London, Nov. ia Moscow dis
patch says telegram received there
iroH baku announces trouble has oc-
CURED between Russian and Afghans
at kushk- = The Afghsns exploded a
Russian magazine and many soldiers
were killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
A.k for Appropriations
Opened Yesterday.

The third annual convention OF the
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
association opened yesterday at Du-
buaue. Cows. s. r. Van SAINT and A. Is.
Cummins. OF Minnesota and Iowa. re-
spectiveIy. are In attendance Both are
enthusiastic on Mississippi improve
ment. President Wilkinson, in his an
nuaI address. reviewed the trip down
the river by the rivers and barbors
committee Of the national congress and
the results that were hoped to follow
Among other things he said:
The cause for which the associa-
ton is working is now before the high
est authority. having been most ably
and forcibly presented to- IL. through
the efforts Of your special committee.
to whom all honor IS due. nj its hear
ing before the rivers and harbors COM
mittee in Washington and subsequently
on the trip down the river
This comprises the most important
work accomplished by the association
during the year.
work 4. onIy Begun-
The work must not stop here; II
must be- continued until the object for
which the association is striving is Sc
cured. That Il can be secured, with
proper effort. there should be no room
for doubt.
a meeting OF the executive commit
tee was called and held at Rock Island
Tuesday. Oct. %. 1904. report of
which will be presented To you
Through your efforts the influence
and power Of the association Is in
creasing. Today IL is stronger than
ever.
The association Is known now
throughout the land and by the author
titles NJ Washington as the representa-
tive of the five great states bordering
on the upper Mississippi! river Its de
mand for the improvement of the nav
igation of the river has behind II in
those five states one-sixth Of the popu-
lstSon OF the entire country whose COM
merc.al importance cannot be denied.
The bright prospect OF the early COM
pletion of the Panama canal makes IL
more imperative than ever before that
the navigation OF the Mississippi river
from ST. Paul to- New Orleans be so i'm
proved and maintained that IL can for
all time carry the commerce Of the
valley to the gulf and thence through
the Panama canal to the orient and to
the markets OF the world
Need Of Cooperation
with the growth OF the association
appears greater responsibilities and
increasing demand for united coopera-
ton.
Public opinion. by which the action
of congress is largely controlled. must
be awakened in favor Of the movement
by every possible means and largely
through the influence of the press. lit
erature for this purpose should be pro-
vided-
The special committee which ap-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
ASSOCIATION
ASKS CONGRESS
For Money to Despen Channel OF
Mississippi as Aid to
Navigation.
RESOLUTION At DUBUQUE
Thomas wilkinson and L. q. Boswell
Of Quincy. Again President
and Secretary.

Dubuque. Iowa. Nov. lG.-The Upper
Mississippi River Improvement asso-
citation elected officers today as fol-
lows:
Presldent-Thomas Wilkinson. Bur
Iington. Iowa
Vice Presidents - Charles H. VIII
liams. Quincy. Ill. Alonzo Bryson. Dav-
export. Iowa
Secretary-L Il. Boswell. Quincy.
Treasurer-JOhn =. Eckert. Gutten-
berg. Iowa.
Ask for Appropriation
Resolutions were adopted asking con-
gress TO make an appropriation suffici-
ent TO secure six-foot channel in the
mississippi between 81. Louis and St
Paul. the channel 20 be completed when
the isthmian canal is opened
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
RAsT0R0PNY is BLOWN up

Continued From Page One.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
The Greatest
Coat, Suit and Fur
Values

NOokS JUL 0Al0
Values
ARE here, that's certain.
These are some of the
many bargains:
Warm Winter Coats-Of fine xer-
seys. Zibelines. Cheviots. etc. SILK
and satin lined. Cd TX
Your choise for .1Osl
Women's Tourist Coats-All wool,
heavy Cheviot. Velvet trimmed col
lar. full loose back with belt. best
you ever saw, C0 Nh
Women's SmartIy Tailored Suits
Made of fine materials. collarless.
and other good styles. satin lined,
marvels of styles en- TX
and values. for ........... 1J.lJ
Fur Coats-Special purchase OF
Electric Seal Coats. lined with
heavy Skinner Satin. snap one
H nsed It It you yI9.85
Walking Skirts of fancy and plain
cloths, effectively made and trim
med. abOuto85 of these e. ~
$500 and $500 values at :. 4O.JZ
Heavy, Fluffy, Opossum Fur Searfs,
y, With tn long brush tail. e 30
Women's Wool Waists. small .ot of
samples and manufacturers broken
lines. only one. two or three Of n
st even Choice ,..$l.OO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
CHRISTMAS is FAST APPROACHED


d A ASIDE ~"p"0o want
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
LINEN VALUES FOR THANKSGIVING

At Csc each. The best line of Towels you
have ever seen. Hemstitched and hemmed
buck, damask and birdseye linen, frirged
damask; extra large bleached and un-
bleached turkish, land rubdry bath towels;
your choice of allsfor Csc.
Unmatchable valuesIn Fancy Linens such as
Scarfs, Lunchc;oths, Center pieces,
TraycIoths, and DOllies, in hand EN-,
broidered linens, figured damask and hand
made Cluny lace linen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16

impression Port Arthur was snug and
comfort a hla
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
TYPHOID IN OYSTERS is FATAL
one % Killed and Thirty are Made
Sick in Wellington, kans.

wellington. Kans.. Nov. 16.-E. B..
Winner. cashier OF the Wellington Ma.
tionai bank. is dead OF typhoid fever
as the result Of eating oysters at his
sisters wedding several weeks ago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16

Thirty other guests were mace i'll and
several may not recover. Both the
bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Tapley
May, are in a serious condition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-16
MILLINERY

At :':;:is time of the season you ex-
pect McCabe's to make startling
offers. This time it is on our vast
showing Of the very latest models
In ready-to-wear. tailor-nade and
suit hats. All Of our grand collec--
ton from the best makers,eas and
west.
All hats now marked S1.0O,
$3.50, $500, So. so, So 90, So rs,
$500, $3.50, ETC., ETC., for
three days (3) Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, at just one
half the present prices.
You can read the prices yourself
as they are all marked in plain fig
ures. Don't pay us but half. where
a hat Is marked $500 simply lay
down a $500 bill. The $3.50 hats
sell for $1.25. etc. The entire col
lection today, some 27s hats. should
all be closed out in the three days
selling. should any be left after
Saturday night. former prices will
again prevail There is always a
choice for early buyers. Make
your selection promptly and we will
deliver as directed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
Hus bem oberen Shale.
(gIrtbnIb &crrtfppnesni.)

- @race, Sie 18idbrige GO6ter Del
srit cine 8o6e Snuor BON DurDca mad
GbrOop umgeSOosueu Samilie Sadion,
mar am Wiontas ibrer Mtutter bel Oer
3ubrreitnn9 oes 9lbenbe1cns bebilflid.
sic trug cine brcnnenOe Vampe unO
wulIte in eiu anbercS 3immer 9cbcu,
serietb aber Our6 ein Sericbeu oil Die
Sellertbiire unb itiir3te Die Greppe binab,
mobei ibre SleiOer 6ener fingen uuO sic
gtrme 10 idtinm uerbrannt wafO, Oab
Der Sob als Elm @rl0ier fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
Vitt&tpn.

- Die S6euue bcs SuliuS SSatters
Jon BON Su9bestOwu mnrbe WtOnta9
0ta6t Our6 6euer 5erltDrt. Die 6euers
weBr warb benahrihti9t, fonnte aber
fcinen Seiitano 9eben, Oa lid feline
98aIicritOde in ieuer 9iadbaridait be-
fiuben.
- glntboun Sromn BON 9arbertOmn
wurbe 0Onnerliag glbenO iiir lein &C.
rihtli6es Gri6einen inter Siir9idaIt
9eitellt. meil CT feline Satin NIT ciucm
S6tireiien ausesriffcn bate. SrOwr
fam betrunFen bcim unb lAln9 auI Sit
6rau los, bis iie beiinmn9SlOS nteSer'
itiirste.
- Srau StanlSlaus SOsloSfD uou
Sort @riiiitb wollte am 6reitas abenb
inter einem berabbGn9enOen eleftriI6en
Orabtc Die StraBe freuien, pObci ibrC
ltdblcrne SutnaOel ben 0rabt traf
Gin elettriider 6unfen fOl9te unO Die
6rau ltiirSte belinnungsloS nieoer, ellt'
fam aber gum Slid Obue weltere Ser
lesungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
Stdbtrath.
5elect Council, /. september.

Select Council, L. september.
SbI6on mebrere Niit9Iieber eineu
Gbeil Der gorlase fir ,Weioeutis biels
ten, wurbe bod bic 9lbeuO9lOde (@nr'
Iem) Sroinans in bieier Scriammlung
ciuitimmis bel euOSiiltiser Seiun9 an9es
u0mmen.
@oDne bra6te cine 9feIolution Dor,
Die beitatist purOe unO ben Wiapor unO
Stabtanwalt auipeiit, bic nOtBi9en
Sdritte Su nebmen, Inn Die Scrans
ton TailWaD @Ompanic Oarau Su uers
binbsrn, bOppelte @eleiie au BittstOn
9luenue, Smiiden Bird uno Bred Str.,
;u le9eu. Inter ibrem 6reibrieI ioll Der
@ompauie ein Serarti9es SOr9eben ni6t
erlaubt lein.
Oireftor Der 0ffeutli6eu Si6erbeit
@bsar iiberlanOte cine Siite pon fiinfii9
@alierit0den, Die entmeOer ourA neue
erIest Ooer reparirt mrrOen miilien, Iiir
wel6en 3Wed cine weitere Selpillisun9
pou 81 800 n6tbis lit. Sas Sdreibcn
marO Oem betreif, Gomite iiberpieien.
Sol9enbe 9telolutioneu wurOen cin9es
reift uno beitdtist: Wterriman-Oen
DirettOr Der Dfentli6cn SSerte autoris
iireno, Die 3riimnier int Safawanna
SluB bel FOplar StraBe ;u entfernen.
S6neiOer-Siir 9tnirrtisun9 pes 9ros
ills Der 9iiuellirun9slinie an Pittstuu
9lueuue, swiidcn Der 0tOarin9 SrOOt
uuO SOcuit StraBe.
Sci eno9iilti9er Sciung wurSen oic
SrOinanScn fir SiSeniirnu9 uOn 3Ieas
tern unO Girtuien unO fir Seiteuwe9e
all 9iOrO Wtain, SpOe 9arf, SrOmleD,
GUNNER uno 9incOtn glpenues beitds
ti9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08

- Die Stau6aro Oil @ompanD bat
Scu YreiS non 0tObpctrOleum aIler
graOe I'M Orei Geuts erbObt.
= Die Saruarb. Sternwarte befcmmt
Semnahit OaS srOBte 8elcitOp Der sSelt,
nit eiuem fiiuiiiiBigeu 0leiIettOr.
- Der 8eInu 1T wieOer in Gbdti9=
felt. 6lammen, Alde unO @eitein uer.
ben bod i'll Die Suit 9ei6lcuOert unN
Gin breiter VauaitrOm er9ieBt iid aus
Dem Srater.
- Sn Wtiinfeu bat Srau gaOsf
gum eriten Wtale leit ncun Sabren mic
Der nn eincm S8agucricit tbeil9enommcH
unO eiueu srOBcn fiinitIcriihen 9rfOlt
ais rSenta" I'M r5lie9cnOcn 9ollGnOer'
er;ielt.
- 10000 @iieuarbeiter ;u SOrmo
no in Der Frpuini giiidncis 9iowgOrOO
welde am %. slu9uit an ben Strcif &C
gan9en paren, babcu bic gtrbeit wieoe
auisenOmmen. gu 0tubeitOruu9en ma
es ni6t gefommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
BfIfesbarre RaGrithten.
: Serr 9bilip 9SeiB leitct jest .

= Serr gbilip 9SeiB leitet iest BIZ
0ieoattion OeS ygSd6ter."
= am 0ienitag traten bier Die De
le9aten oer rVi9a pOu StdSten Ser brit
ten Staiie" gu cinem @Onuent in Der
StaOtballe 3uiammen.
= Der nabe HarIOus wObnbaite
9lnguit @rubit wurbe uersan9enc $50
DIE in Der gio. .. & 8. 3ede BON
SOblenfarren iiberfabren unb erlitt eincll
S6doelbrud, Dem ct erlag. Seine
98ittwe lit in eiuem Srreuaigl unb
anger ibr iiberleben ibu fiinf 3O6ter.
= @barles Sermanu bon 8Orrauces
ton wanberte pOrlesten OOnHeritag
auf Dem 9adawanna Sabnselciie nad
6ortD Sort unb wurbe babel BON einenl
3uge iiberiabren unb l6redli6 peritiims
melt. Die 98ittme uno fiinf Stnocr be-
trauern ben Serluit ibrers @rndbrers.
- Sorlesteu Sonnta9 ueritarb oas
bier Der befanutc oeutidle 9Sirtb Wti6s
ael Wtilde nab langem 2eiOen i'm 9llter
pOn nabeSu 80 Sabren. Der Serftors
bene wurOe in FaOber9, 8citpbalcn, &C.
boren unb fam 1870 mad Oieier Staot.
@r bintcrlaBt Die S8ittme nit bier 3OdJs
tern unb einem Sobne.
= 9u eiuer tiirSlih itatt9cfunoenen
SnOisnationsperiammlnng uon bieli9en
Sur9ern wuroe beIdloiIen, Die itreitisen
Buutte iiber bas ueue @crihtsgebaube
oem Staatsober9eriht Su unterbreiten.
Die Safe fOmmt ein bis6en uerlpGtet,
oenu Die 3eit gum ener9iiden @intreten
oer 8iir9er. ipeiiell gesen bic gang llils
gerebtiertigte garteinabme beS bieii9en
0tidterfOllegiums Suguniten bes idubi'
gen Saupluees weit pom Centrum Der
StaOt, lift uerpaBt lpOrben, unb beltell'
enOe @ontratte fanu aud bas Sberge'
ri6t faum umitoBen. Der Sarren iist
iett tief I'M Ored uno bic StcuerSablcr
miilien Slut ihpieen, I'M ibn bfranS'
SuSicben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
Rhbe Oarfer Nptt.ett

- SenrB 3. Oapis bon Suicrne
Strabe, ein Wtiner i'll Der SlOau 3edr,
trug jSreitag our6 eiuen Oefenfall Gin
sebrodenrs Sein mo b6ie S9rammen
oauon.
- Sri. grace 81. Rruncr pOn gtOrO
gt6ter Strube uub Satob 6infelitein
uOn ginOm StraBe Wurben in GamNeu,
u. s., pon einem 9ltoermauu gu einem
gbepaare perbuuOen.
= Die Serren 5reb. uno Safob
9B. 24arute iiub uebit ibrcn slugebOris
gen in Der WiOntas gtadt per gicp Ser
iep Geutral Sabn pon eincm ldngercn
.9tuientbalte aus 9lttautic @itp ;uriif9e.
febrt.
- Die @rute Der 8errenfun9en unS
Guetituugen wirO burh Ser9nii9nn'
gen i'm Sreien lcbr uer9rOBert. Oil
Suren lin0 Die Grnte BON ct. SatObS
Del, mel6es iif Oes belten GnfeS ali
eiu S6merSenBeilmittel erfrent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08

- Sn ieinem Seridt iiber ben Sc
iuuObeitssuitanO Der inter ieiner 2luf-
lidt itebenOcn slu9eitellten ia9t 9ontre-
2lOmiral 9Salfer, Der SOriiecnoe Der
Fauamas SanalcOmmiliiOn, baB ct wdb'
renO oes Wtonats 9Iu9uit weber Srant-
belts uo6 2Obesfdlle gebabt babe.
- 9lus S9wcriu miro 9emcIOet, baE
Der Oeuti6e SronprinS 6rieOritb 9Sll.
belm iid nit Der Sersogin Secilic slna
quite Wtarie, ber SAweiter bes rege'
reuben Serio9s pOn Wicdlenburg'
S6perin, uerlobt bat. SerSo9in Geci.
lie lit am 20. september 1886 geborer
un6 niro allo am 20. bieies WtonatI
IS Sabre alt, Der beutidc sronprini
6rieori6 g8ilbclm Sittpr 2lusuit @rui
lit AM 6. Wtai 1882 9ebOren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
xnubhrit fann uitat ashsilt

psrttn eurh locale Applieaiieueu, pfil iit ben
franisn Sbeil res Sbrts Hldt rrrrittn tbnufu.
Gs atttt nur sinsn Wsa. bic 3autbtit iu furi-
uu, uup etr III tur6 epnltitutpnslls 5simititl.
5datbsit pirs eurtb sinsn sntSineeten SuItdne
er lbldmistn ausflsisuna ter @ufa6lhsr
Rpbrs ptrurlaht. gHsnn pitIs HUbre lid tnt'
,iinrst, tabt itr siusn rumpsluesn Son Crsr
uupclfrmmsuss 6,sb6r; uur tpsun iie gan; at.
l6ciIsu il. srfplgt 1dubbsit uue rtnn eit Gnt.
,iiueung nitt stbpbsn uue eisis 8pbrs pisrsr
in ibrrn srbbrisrn 3uitaup pritBi pnrtn fann,
pre eas @sbSr fur INNER iufpu rrretn /;
ntun GGlIf unisr jsbn ptresn eur6 aaiarFt
perurIa6f pelher ntbts ale ciu eutlunbtier 3u'
itdue tu l6Isimiasu Sbsrfd6sn 1T
gSir RpIIsn einbuneerI Dpllars fur itetr
(tur6 aatarrb Snuria6itn) Ga0 Spn 2autbri
asbsn, btn mir uiht eur6 Giuntbmsn scn SaIl's
aaiarrb. aur bsiItn fSuusn. 9aBi Gub I'M.
70 4 GirruIart tcmmfn.
8 s 9beutp & 60, SpItep, ..
R~ grrfauft ppu alien apptbdtrn, 10 Ste
Sal's 6amilisn pilsu iiub bic btitsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-08
3uumore.

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mebreren SinOcrn iiberlebt uno leiuC
Seeroi9uns eriOlstc 0ieuita9 gia6mit.
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