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The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
INVESTIGATING
THE BURKE CASE
SHERIFF VAN PELT WORKING TO
GET TO TIE BOTTOM OF
TIE MATTER.

Sheriff Van Pelt and his deputies
"ors'ng hard On the case of c. B.
-, who was brought here Friday
Z NE Sherih from Mobile on the
s. oi having passed a worthless
'-sA on Mic. Apostle.
--t information given out by the
-A IN me case. who is registered
: -iis. Graves. has given the officers
e" and Jhis is what they are fol
-6-ag IN an effort to gain some infor-
A as 10 what Burke had done
We leaving here for Mobile and
-. 0i-v4ls. Mrs. Graves is stiu a.
-. -- r'- and VIII remain in the city
,-e l-a- OF Burke, when she viii
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
Same Conditions {
Providence, and
Other Places in
New England.
SEVERE WEATHER EXPERIENCED
IN CENTRAL TExAS-MERcURY
AT IS ABOVE ZERO AND GROUND
COVERED WITH sLEET-Woop
AND COAL FAMINE EXISTS AT
AUSTIN.

New York. Feb. 4.-Biiots of many
years experience said to-day that
there was more ice in New York har-
Dor than there had been at any time
during the past ten years. In many
portions the bay was completely frozen
ever. Much damage has been done to
shipping, several large steamers hav-
ing been torn loose from their moor
ings by the ice in the outer bay
The same conditions exist at Provi-
dence, r. l., Newport and many other
places in the New England states.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
FrfeF0en0n7fnaff0naI
Schools for Indians

the Indians they are entitled by a
moral right to have their moneys
used to educate their children at such
schools as they may choose. The
president directs that the interior de-
partment follow this line of procedure
until congress directs otherwise or the
courts hold that the decision OF the
department Of justice is wrong.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
Third Pacific Squadron.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 4-The Third
Russian Pacific squadron, commanded
by Admiral Nabogatoff and consisting
Of the battleships Nicholas, Admiral
Apraxine, AGsmiral 0ushskoff and Ad-
miral Seniavin. the cruisers Valimir
Monomach and the auxiliary cruisers
Russ and Xenia, will leave Libau about
February 14th. The Russ carries cap
tive balloons and Xenia coal and other
supplies and repair, shop. Torpedo
boats will join the squadron at sea.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
BADLY HURT BY
BURSTING WHEEL
LEG OF COUNTY OFFICIAL SC
5ADLY SHATTERED THAT AM
PUTATION WAS NEG
ESSARY.

D1biin, Ga. Feb. At is reported
ma, the injuries received by Thomas
A. Howard yesterday. caused by the
l-sting OF an emery wheel at a saw
'.-. few miles west of Dublin. are
lot as severe as was first reported.
adhOUgh he was seriously injured.
The right leg OF Sidney J. Brown.
Tax receiver OF Laurens county. was
50 badly shattered that amputatior
r'as necessary. A year OF two ago he
lost his right arm in a gin accident.
He IS reported IN a very dangerous
condition.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
DYNAMITERS
ARE AT WORK

Mobile. Ala. Feb. A Register spe-
clad from Hattiesburg, Miss, says thas
a gang of dynamiters are at work in
that city, their efforts seeming to be
directed against places suspected Of
being blind tigers Two stores and
one dwelling have been practically
wrecked.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
Arbitrary Action Throws
Six Hundred Out OF Work

st. Petersburg. Feb. 4-Lessners's
iron factory, employing six hundred
iron filters and brass workers, has
closed because Governor General Ire
poff ordered the dismissal OF the whole
staff of the concern for tearing down
posters Of the emperor's speech to the
wOrkmens delegation and because the
manager was unable to replace these
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
Heavy Eiohtine Friday.

8 Petersburg. Feb. General Ku-
-7- kin telegraphing Friday says:
.T-e village Of ChsutsndOnu was COM
. Ely occupied by our troops al five
oCocE this morning after a hard
fc.- We recOnnoitered several vii
,ag7s and after several volleys our
shGr0shOOters entered FanShen and
A-ala. killing msny Japanese. The
a-eT were reinforced and attacked
-he sharpshOoters who retired carry
..-g of the dead and WOUNDED.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
SeNere in Texas

Austin, Tex, EAsb. Mot since 1892
has this section experienced such Sc
we're weather as now prevails. To-
night the mercury is 10 degrees above
zero and the ground is covered with
sieet. A WOOG and coal famine exists.
The fuel supply men hauled all night
last night but could not supply the de-
mand by half
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05

men. The works are strongly guard
ed by policemen.
The admiralty has requested Cover
nor General Trepoff to allow the
workmen to be employed The men
say they tore down the posters be-
cause the deputation which waited on
the emperor did not include their rep
TeseRtatives.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
HOGG
DANGEROUSLY ILL
CHILDREN SUMMONED TO HIS
BEDSIDE FROM MEMPHIS.
FRIENDS EXTREMELY
APPREHENsIVE.

Memphis, Feb. A telegram -
ceived at noon to-day summoned ex-
Governor Hogg's children to his bed
side in Houston, Tex, where he is re-
ported to be seriously i'll. The attack
came on suddenly and his friends
here are extremely apprehensiye.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05

Washington, Feb. 4-President
Roosevelt has sent a letter to Secre,
tsry Hitchcock on the subject OF
granting contracts for the erection OF
Indian inter-denominationsl schools
The president says that inasmuch as
legal authority rests in the interior
department 10 grant the request Of
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
BOOKER TALKS
IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia. Feb. 4.-Booker T.
Washington tonight delivered an ad-
dress before the American Academy OF
Political and Social Science on "The
Negro Problem as an Educational
Problem" He made a strong plea for
the develop ment of the race mentally
and. manually.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
Revolution Breaks Out
fF1 Argentine Republic

Buenos Ayres, Argentine. Feb. A.
Insurgents broke out in this province
last night. Several police posts have
been attacked by bands of assailants
who were everywhere repulsed. An
attack on the arsenal was also re-
pulsed. 1t is rUmored that two regi-
ments muIinied and turned a machine
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05

by the sheriff. which was issued by a
New Orleans pawn shop, calls for a
silver watch.
The officers believe that they viii
be enabled within the coJgse of the
next few days 10 obtain more infOrma-
ton regarding this case than they are
now in possession of, and are working
TO this end.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05

appear against him.
The officers are endeavoring to OBJ
tain some information relative TO the
charge made by the woman that Burke
had stolen a watch from one OF the
spectators in the opera house in Pen
sacola short time ago. She claimed
that he had stolen a gold watch, but
the pawn ticket found upon his person
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05

gun on the capitol.
The government was advised of the
plans of the plotters and had taken
timely precaution to suppress the up
rising. orders having been issued es-
tablishing states of siege here and in
several other Argentine cities and di-
recting the mobilization OF the na-
tisnal guard.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
BIG FIRE AT
UNIVERSITY
MAIN BUILDINGS AT 8ucHANoN
VA, 1EsTRoYED-Loss WILL
REACH $4,000.

Fairmount, Va, Feb. 4.-The main
buildings of the University at Blu
chanon were burned to-day. The loss
will reach $50,00O.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
MANY VERSIONS
ARE ADVANCE
Dismissal OF Grippen-
bxrg SAID 10 Have
Seen Demanded
Of Emperor.

ARMIES IN FAR EAST ARE UNABLE
TO MOVE OWING TO TERRIBLE
WEkTHER-HEANY FIGHTING
EEPoRTED ON FRIDAY IN WHICH
BOTH coMBATkNTs SUFFERED
RLNY CASUALTIES.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05
REPORT THAT TKEM
HAS GIVEN UP COMMAND

E"0ncs OF Extreme Friction Between kuropstkn
GrppeHbUrg 5Ut Nothing Definitely Known Regard
ing fhe Extent TrOUbfe.
The Pensacola journal., 1905-02-05

7ETEATHER Rain Sunday and
Wy Monday, fresh northeast shift
ing to southeast winds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
Gin Sa,iaers8 oman

Gin Roman aus benz 2eben Sbil-
lers, Der fpenig betannt geporoen lit,
bat ii9 in ben Sabren 1856 unb 1887
abgefpisIt. Sin Suerit in Der Ra6leie
gu Ieinen @erten eri6ienenes 9eOi6t
bonn 2. Mai 1887 (r@in treffenO Bib
BON bie5em 2eben - Gin Masfen>
BAH, bat bid our Sreunbin mir geges
benz beutet baruuf bin, unb i'm
,@eiIterfeber" Unit benz Der 0i9ter
bamals bei9Gfttst mar bat er feinen
SeelenSuituno in Der leioenI6dftli4en
2iebe bes prinSen gu Der f6Onen
@rie6in gei9ilbert. S9iaers .idDne
@riedin" mar SrGulein Marid Senz
riette @liiu6etb b. arntm, bic Der
Si1tsr BEL ieinem 4ufentbalt in
DRESDEN i'm Winter 1876 auf elmer
Masferabe tennsn lernte. Sein Sc
fiibl blieb nift u~nerpibert, bic Muts
ter bes f9Dnen MGb9ens, bic in ie6r
beI9rGntten 8erbGltnifen lebte, ioll
iebo6 bic entite6enbe Neigung unb
bas 1T basGisenartise biefes &Omuns
= nur besiinitist buben, I'm ibre
So6ter intereHant gu MAIDEN unS
rei6e Sreier an5uloden. go folgte
benz iGb aufgeflammten 2iebessliid
gar balb bittere @nttGui6ung. S9ils
Ter litt i9per baran unb bas SrGulein
b. 4rnim ipG ni9t penig SbrGnsn
pergoFen baben. sic 6eiratbete ipGs
ter ben Grufen Grbarb 4leranber b.
&unbeim, einen rei9en preubii9en
@~utsbeIiber, uno ipurbs 1915 Wittps.
Cine 3eitlans Iebte ie bann nod auf
benz ihr bon i6rem 9dtten binterlafez
nen 2ittersut &oi9enen BEL 6riebz
lamb an Der qls, enbli6 5og lie dbsr
pieber mad Dresden Suriid, tuO lie am
IL. Sanuar 1847 itarb. Sn ihrem
S9laf3immer bling S9iQers Bib.
Rod in ibren leBten 2ebensjubren fiel
Iie bur9 duBerorbentlide S90nbsit
auf, bur9 ibr 5uslsi4 bpbes unb ans
mutbises Weien, bic ~tloTff9" GEE
i6nittensn 3ifge, bic fsurissn qussn.
&inber iinb aus ibrer She nit benz
@rufen &urbeim ni9t berporgegans
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

t.s dneeben, mo er bic iibrisen Saden
oefauft bGtte. Sd tDnnte ia hdnn fiir
mein @elo bic Same bort beitelGen.
@r I6rieb mir barauf. baB er nit Der
&anne cine beionbere ueberruf6ung
fir mid bate, our re9ten 3eit tdme ite
f9on.
Sic tDnnen iid Senten. fpie neusies
ria i1 ba mar. Nbsr Die Same 6lieb
nod iabrelang aus, bafiir traf INNER
piinftlid gu 8eibnadten Der G6ed elm.
@noli6 einmal mitten i'm SOmmer
fam ipieber cine Siite aus @meritd.
Ri6tig, bic Same mar BARN. Sd
bebe fie, iie 1T aud sefiiGt; i'd Offns lie
unb, mas benten Sic, mas lie enthdlt2
Hein, tein Sob = fonoerH Ii6e,
gang sepDbnlids ai3e! Sd mar
itarr.
Der 8rief zines glep gprter @Hos
tateR, Der BEL Der Senbung Ice tlGrte
mid aber balo auf, baB mein 9ruOer
geItorben mar. Sein u%ngebeures 8erz
mDgsn bate sr gu Stiftungen beittmmt
un6 aud mid, bas muB i'd iagen,
rebt %anitGnbig bebudt. Seine 2ei9e
bate er perbrennen luKen uno angez
orbnet, baB bic @i6e in Der ieit Sab
rem bereit sebaltenen 8anne an MIDI
seI6idt perOen folte.
@as fasen 81. gu elmer iolden Sc
meinbeit9 Va bate i9 obenorein
au6 nod bic S1erereien unb bic 8ps
item nit Der 8%eiIebuns!"
LIMB cine &affestanne muBten sic
Iid aud nod MAIDEN lafen," bemertte
etpas i9aOenfrOb cine iunge Dame
bonn Srdn56en.
n4ber iparum benn2" frdete bic
@afaeberin gang sritaunt. Die Gf4e
fam bod ielbitperitGnOli6 in cine
ltrne aus Marmpr."
r0urf i9 Sbnsn nod elm sGb4en
anbieten2" meinte lie bann liebenss
piirbis, bic 8anne in Der Suno, unb
Iebte bann gang perbliifft bin5u:
STA, mas baben sic benn auf elm.
NAL, meme 9amsn ...9"
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stm gtrom Ses sebeas.

Sd iteb' AMI liter uuo fpinte Dir:
&enm eodt beriiber = beriiber gu mirl
Sie 2roieG Idmettert perIan9enr i'm
Sag -
Uoibeliibeuo Ieu6tet Der Sourmerta9 -.
Su iuanbcrit ienieits. 9u idauit nidt
oIf,
SoIelt miioe bes Strorcs tpinoeubem
Sauf
aein @u6u i'm S6iIie. arin griidcnitcg,
Scr bIinienbe SpiegeI berle9t Dir ben
&ea.
CT nirft Dir Ipoftenp Dem Bib suriid . D..
gu ipanoerit ulo tuanberit uub iu6it bas
8}liid.
gu fudif ~brrgebens nit trGumenbem
Sim
Scr Etrom bes 2cbens raui6t
5tpiiden uns bin -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

fetnem IdiparSen @eIsafdaftsanaust,
fpie gu einem feierli9en 8eIu9, perlteB
er oas Saus. So mar breiOiertet auf
spDlf, unb err bGtte ellen miifen, tpenn
er bas SteIbi9ein an Der SianasS Sta
tue nidt perfGumsu pplte. @ber
pauG Suspers idlus Obne Seiinnen
bic entgegenseIebte Ri9tung elm, bic
Ri9tung na9 benz &rdnten6aule.
Scett tonnte er Ieinem tpbten Sreunbe
fuieber in's 9eIiat Ieben. 9ott fet
bant, baB er es tpnnte!
Mit eritidter Stimme duBerte er i'm
Bureau ben DunI9, gu Der iroii6en
Siiqe bes @ntI9lafensn eefiibrt 81
tperben. 9tber Der Sareiber, Der Die
Resiftsr fiihrts, fab ihn perpunbert
an.
sd peiB ni9ts baOun, bab Der
S@riftiteIer Roning auf Station iies
ben qeItor6en nGre. Warten sic Ell
men augsnblid, i9 fperoe Ioglei4 hins
iibsrtelepbpniren,"
@r gine ms Neben5immer uno nad
fiinf Minuten fam er 5uriid.
IS mub cine YerIonen : 8eripe6ss
luna porliegen, mein !Serr! - Der
9atient, mad benz sic fragen, bate
beute Ra6t cine I9tpere 8riiis gu
iiberIteben, beiinbet ii9 ober ieBt auf
benz @ege entIGiebener 8eherung.
8enn sic ibu fpre6en tpoaen, 10 itebt
benz nidts e%ntgegen."
4ls 9aul Saspers cine Stunbe ipds
ter oas &runtenbaus perlieB, 9ing er
erbobenen Sauptes Ieinen @eg uno
nit Itrablenoem Qntlib. Sn ieinem
DIRE aber tlangen nod INNER bic err
ften @orte nad, bic SeinS Boiling auf
bic 9unbe bon feinem 2otteriegefptM
ausoerufen, bic iubelnben Worte:
Gem Simmel Iei bunt! = Run 1T
bic 3utunft meines Miitter6ens sez
Ii6ert, aud ipenn i'd iterbe."
limb ME mar bic Ssele oes Ganots
baten 70 Doh gutter 8Oridbe 9epeIen,
ais an bieIem Sage.
3pei @o6sn IpGter - SsinS Rols
ling mar lGngit auBer uner @eIubr =
~begegnete Saspers BEN 5rdulein @lie
auf Der p%romenaOe. Sic mar nit
auffalenber @lesan5 setleioet unt
hing am @rme zines blaiirt orein'
i6auenben iunsen Germ. benz man
auf bunbert S6ritte ben 2ebemanr
aniab. oils lie an benz Gduoioatsr
poriibereins, itreifte Iie i'm nit einem
Bid bon unIG9li6er 9eringi9dbung
uno er meinte binter ieinem Riiden cir
fpOttif9es 4uflu6en gu pernebmen.
@ber es fo9t i'm ni9t peiter an
Ridt nm tauIenb sliibenbe 8iife por
SrGulein @lie's 9ippen mare ibu
beute bic 8ere9tieung fell sefueien
iebem ebrli9en Manne frei unb offer
ms ause bliden gu biirfen.
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9as lit betunut. bab bic RuNen aus
Seit Meiiter 9tneIen Iinb in Der @rs
ridtuna bon 8ertbeiOisunes ItslIsn.
Sorts. Sdan5perten uip.. bab unbez
r~erfeits ubsr audi bur9 Oieie ibre SGs
bisteit itets bic @efabr er5eust purbe.
ben offsniiOen @eiit Der Sruppen gu
beeintrd4tisen. Bel 2%iauians batten
bic RuFen @rbperte auf9efibrt, bic
ibren 3ped berOOrrusenO erfiat buben
unb nur nit gang DEFENDERS groben
8erluiten Der itiirmenben Supaner gez
nommsn rerben tonnten. sSn unIerer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

obisen SnuitratiOn bringen mir
unieren 2eIern bic mad autbcatii9er
Nusle unsefertiste Stia5e elmer ruff
f9en befeftisten SteIuns, aus pel4sr
obne Deiteres eriidtli9 lit, pie unses
Geuer f9ipierig es mar, bielelbe gu
itiirmen. 4lerbings lam baSu, baB
bas @unSe in iiberaus siinftisem @e=
ldnOe an9elegt porben mar. ringsum
Sumpfs unb Reisfelber unb Wafers
Idufe, bic iGmmtli9 fir rsselredte
SeItungssrdben berfpenbet perben
tonnten. lin bas gauge Wert berum
pursn auBer bieien WaFersrGben nod
reaelreGte Menf6enfa1en erri6tet, ins
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Der i6Iaue ID edIenbnrser.

Srib Sbneiprge, elm erft Dor 8urz
sem einsepanoerier Redlenburser,
sebt nit isinem SruOsr So6en bic gi>
interchangeable entIang. 9intsr ibnen
Der tOmmt elm 3us. unb SO9en iprinet
auf bic 80idung. Gris dber IGuft,
mas er tann, in ben @tteiien ipeiter.
@leid barauf padt ibn Der &ubfGnssr
unb f4subert ibn 40 SUB peit in's
iSslo. SOdsn elf berbei:
.Sstt Dit peel i6ubt, Srib?"
sd bin mibr as boot!"
rWoriim biiit 9u bsnn MID up b.
8Oidung tldttsrt9"
sd finn nit bat 9iert MID tau
eben Srb I'm be Wett lopen, fin id Dor
Of nod an to tlattern ~falgen2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19
Gine @emeinbeit.

r9etpib, meite DAMIEN" tdgte ods
ulte basere Srdulein, aud meme ans
iidt lit: De mortuis nil nisi bene!
4ber ipenn i9 bier bieIes filberne &dfs
feeIerpice bstra6te, aus benz mir eben
t%rintea, bann mub id isbssmul an
cine furdibare 9emeinbeit meines
8rubers = Soft bab' i'm troboem
Telig - bentsn. @ieIei9t intereffirt
bic 9amen bic 9si9idte? 9anr
alio:
Mcinsm 8ruber mar gerabe feline
Srau geitprben, uno ba belt i'd Is
ielbitperitGnOli9 fir meine PfIidt,
inn beiSuiteben. Sd 5pg aIIo gu ibm
unb fiibrte inn ben Sausbalt. Sic
t0nnen mir glaubsn, oaB i9 nm i'm
beiorgt mar ipie bic liebepoIIte Satin.
Gs brau6te nur Elm bisden no9 Res
gen u~ussuieben, sIei6 bradte i9 inn
bic @ummiidube, ben Mantel unb
ben Reeeni9irm in ietn Bureau;
i9 d9tete baraut baB er ni6t gu
lange i'm Dirtbsbaus fab = ia, penn
es iiber bic 3eit mar. bolte i'd i'm
Ielbit ab - turs, i9 that ules, mas
ma ii9 nur benten lam, I'M fir iein
leiblides unb ieeliides Dofl gu fore
gen.
Gepib! gu9 fir ieiu ieeIiI6ss!
Va taudte 70 elm iunees Srdulein
auf. Rein, ma6te bic Mugen na9
meinem Srubsr, bis er Seusr gu fans
gen Idien. 9a fagte i'd ibr einmaI
turs uno liar, lire Miibe pGre Inns
Ipn1t unb mein 8rubsr beute gar nidt
baran, Iid gum 5ipsiten Male gu Der.
beiratbsn. sic t0nnen mfrs glauben,
am nd4iten Gage mar lie peridpuna
ben.
Sd tieB' einiee @o6en peritrei9er,
bann aber erSGblte i'd meinem 8ruoer,
fpie unO oor ipelder 9efabr i4 i'm se'
rettet hattie.
Hur, mein 9rubsr mar i6on ieit
einiser 3sit redt fin %sstpprosn, aud
iebt Iagte er ni9ts dls nSo2"
Sin paar @oden IpGter aber .r'
tlGrte er mir, er babe cine STEELE in
Siibameritd dneenpmmen unb in pier<
5ebn Sdeen sinse es fort.
Meine Odmen, aud bic S9peiterns
liebe unb bic S9peiternpfIese bat ibre
@renSen. Sd faste inn alfo runo
bsrous, baB id ni9t nit ndd 4merita
eeben piiroe, uno i'd belt aud Dprt
unO lieB ibn aIIein ~reiIen.
Ginise Sabre bOrte i'd bann gar
nidts mebr bon ibm, uno i6 slaubte
i6on, er iei ssItorben unb perbprbsu.
als auf einmul gu Neibua6teu Elm
&iit6en BON inn e%intraf. DARN mar
cine isner iilbernen Saien nit benz
Interpolation unb einem 2Dffelfen,
unb bic SaFs mar nit SolbItiiden bis
gum Runo sefiiat. Sd babe iibrigens
i9peren 3pl bafiir 5ablen miifen.
0as sing oann Sabre 10 fort. Sebe
Weibno9ten fam Elm 8iit9en, Suerit
nit ben Safen, bann nit Der Sabine
ooie unb idlieBli6 nit Der WiI6'
fame, uno INNER tparen lie nit Solos
ftiiden gefiiut.
glur bic &affeefanne febGte nod.
Statt i6rer a6er fam Elm Gbed iiber
tauIeno Dollar. Sd fdrieb nutiirli9
meinem 8ruoer, i1 noble i'm getpib
nift Ordngen. 4ber, ipenn er bic
3affsefanns nidt I9idsn polIe, Oanu
m0dte er mir bic qorefe oes 9eI6Gfs
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benz in bas @rbrei9 2D9er sesraben
tporben iparen, bic iiber 6 SUB bod
auf ibrer untersn 6ld9e nit einem sus
seipiBten 9fubI perIeben tparen. @e>
neral Stadelbers bate elf berartise
4nlasen auf ieiner inneren 2inie 4n>
fanss September gei9uffen, unb Stus
brittle 9ipiiion bate bic penig beneis
bensipertbe aufgube. bic rufii9en Po@
%fitionen i'm Sturm gu nebmen. Bel
benz nG9tliaen Sturm auf bic in un>
ferer 3eidnuns burseiteGte S9anSe
fielen ALIEN 5000 Sapaner. Inn bod
f9lteBli4 Serr Der rufif4en SteIlun=
oer al fperoen.
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uebertrum pft.

Sin 8rite unb Elm ameritansr iprus
den iiber bic Regierunssformen ibrer
8aterlGnber. Der Srite, Der ben Nine
ritaner matt gu ieben seoa9te, iugte:
rSanb auf's 9erSl Sbr peroet BON
elmer 8anbe BON politiiden 8suteiGs
germ regiert, nit penen seieai4uftli9
gu pertsbren Sud ni4t e%infuIen
ipiiroe."
.Sie baben Re9t," untportsie
Der f6lusfertiae Duntes, nuber Sbr
fperbet BON elmer 8liquc bon 2euten
reeiert, bsnsn ss gar ni9t einfdIt. nit
Sud seieli9aftIi6en 9ertcbr gu pfIss
den!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-01-19

- um 9mung. S6uiterlebr.
ling: Ginsn 6er5Iiden 9ruB BON Msis
ter uno Der Meifterin, uno lie ifiden
Bier bic guthrie Re9nung. 8unbe:
Sd lam aber beute ni6t 5ablenl
2sbrling: Damn lGbt Sbnen Der Meis
fer Tagen, er rpiirbe IsIbIt tommen
uno S6neu bic Sno9eu ent8peif6laa
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-15
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST.
Awful Result of Explosion on British
Submarine Boat OFF Ply
mouth, England.

Plymouth, England, June 9.-Sub-
marine boat AS was lost off the break
water here Thursday morning. Three
explosions occurred on board before
she foundered. She had on board 1S
officers and men, including her regular
crew and men who were in training,
Fourteen of the number were drowned.
The others were picked UP. The disas-
ter occurred while the AS was pro-
ceeding to sea for practice, accompa-
MED by another submarine boat and a
torpedo boat. Three explosions were
seen from the shore to occur on board
the AS, which suddenly disappeared.
Tugs and divers Immediately proceed
ed to the scene. One of the survivors
who was interviewed said he was un-
able to explain the cause of the acci-
dent to the A-8. He added that she
suddenly dipped while her matches were
open and that the boat Immediately
filed and sank
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-15

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has won a
great diplomatic triumph by his
success in bringing Russia and
Japan together for the purpose of
discussing terms of peace. It was
a delicate task, performed by the
Presidents usual good tact without
giving ofense to either nation.
Just think of the bloodshed that has
been avoided by the Presidents
effort, if peace is now concluded.
The two mighty armies are just
ready for another death grapple on
the blood drenched Manchurian
soil.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-15
To Help Prosecute.

Mankato, Mimi, May pa man
from New Ulm. who has been more or
less prominently connected with the
Koch case, was in Mankato and stated
that it is the general wish of the peo-
pie there that either Pierce Butler of
St. Paul, Frank Nye or A. 81. Hall of
Minneapolis be secured to act as as
sistant for Mr.. Childs at the third
trial of the case. There is a general
feeling that the third trial will be the
last, no matter what the outcome.
County Attorney Wilson, acting as at
torney for Philip Liesch, editor of the
Brown County Journal in the contempt
of court proceedings resulting from the
Koch case, when he was fined $3.50, has
secured writ of certiorari to Judge
Cray from the supreme court, and the
case will be reviewed in October.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-15
Anti-Cigarette Law Valid

indianapolis, Ind, June 9.-Judge
James Leathers, of the Marion county
superior court, Thursday decided, in
the case of the state against w. w.
Lowry indicted for smoking a cigar
cite, that the anti-cigarette law passed
by the last legislature is constitution
al, except wherein it may conflict with
the interstate commerce law. Smok-
ers may import cigarettes from other
states and smoke them, but it is held
unlawful to sell or give them away.
Mr.. Lowry is discharged. The state
will take an appeal in order to test the
law
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-15

A WRITER in an agricultural jour-
nal says that fine corn meal and
plaster of paris mixed thoroughly
in dry state in the proportion of
three parts of corn meal to one of
plaster Of paris, will destroy rats
and mice when eaten by them. 1t
will cake in their stomachs when it
becomes moistened. That will kill
them but as a remembrance will be
left a plaster paris cast, of the exact
likeness of the rat-inside view.