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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21
SPORTING BREWT|ES

JOHN w. MORTON, ENG
lands best Splinter, who won the
60 yard dash at Madison-sq gar
den last week, derides the theories
of physical culturists. Just before
he won the race he ambled across
the track smoking cigarette. He
said he smoked constantly while in
trainink and drank beer regularly.
According to the theorists he
should have a bad heart and be
short of wind. On the contrary,
he seems nearly perfect physically.
ELBERFIELD, THE NEW YORK
shortstop, will probably be play
ing in st. Louis next season. He
is dissatisfied with the Yankee
management, and as McAleer is his
personal friend he should do much
better work in the Missouri town.
MAYBE PRESIDENT ROOSE-
welt can also eliminate that part
of the football game which drives
tired public frantic and consists
of string of gutterals rounded out
with sis-boom-ahs.
PENNSY HAS HAD HER
share of i'll luck. Right Guard Zieg-
Ter is in the hospital, threatened
with typhoid fever, while four 9TH
er players are out of the game with
injuries.
COACH stage is SEEKING
an emergency substitute for Quar-
terback Eckersall. An injury to
the Maroon quarter would serious
ly derange the entire eleven. Jesse
Harper, the baseball captain, is re-
ceiving the most attention, and 1t
is probable he twill be given first
choice.
MARVIN HART HAS FIRED
his trainer, Jack Mccormick, and
engaged Tommy Ryan. After 80
days workout at Louisville, the
pair will tour the country.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21
A Good Name Better Than Riches
A GOOD NAME BETTER THAN RICHES

A GOOD NAME BETTER RICHES
opening year college,
Murray special upon
painful
lessons practical ethics They he declared brought
home them the distinction reputation.
The who prominently
the leaders the world
practically all because their
character their probty quickly
high all their
Like whtehot public on
who commanded the his fellows
criminal bearing his gloomy the indebe
spair, prison walls possess
But intelligent sefrespect respect
fellows is the SOIL sunshine the growing
The whispering the
all of the
upright
book that may
When through lack of moral principle
their fellows public they
before their guilty
for
offer cherries for mind public
obloquy.
In the final analysis
poison which blinds
the vision parah marts
the world Detection
The bible tells great
riches Might not be bibles
marked passages, among the insurance men?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21
Exchange National Bank
OF SPOKANE, wAsL
IHF Traders NATIONAL BANE

Capital INSTRUMENTATION. 100000
Surplus and profits. ........ 100000
Officers-Alfred Coolidge. president:
A. Kuhn, vice president; Chas. 8. Ell.
tinge. cashier; J. Elmer West. assist
ant cashier.
sDirectors-M. M. Cowley, Patrick
Clark. James Monaghan. A. Kuhn. Al
fred Coolidge. D. n. Drumheller. J.
Elmer West
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21

No mercury. no minerals, no dan
Tea. The greatest family tonic
known. Brings good health to all
who use it. 35 III w
cents, Tea or Tab AZtZz17ZZ,huxrT,
let's sold by W.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21

DR.. p. 8. Byrns ana u. L, Ingersoll.
Physicians and Surgeons, ala and
213 Temple Court, Office Phone Main
Q to pm. Dr. Ingersoll. residence
phone 1896: Hours-9 to IL am.
to s and to p. nrAf
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21

LOVERS OF OPEN PLAY IN
football will admire the game Yale
is playing this season. In recent
games Yale has given as pretty
exhibitions of open play as was
ever seen on the gridiron in the
Rugby game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21

Entered at Spokane,
Wash, as second
class matter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21

AL HERFORD'S ATTEMPT TO
match Joe Cans for a fight with
Jimmie Gardner before a Frisco
club has failed, as the western
people thought Cans poor showing
against Sullivan disbarred him
from further consideration. Mike
Sullivan will fight Gardner instead.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21

MARVIN HART HAS FIRED
his trainer, Jack Mccormick, and
engaged Tommy Ryan. After 80
days workout at Louisville, the
pair win tour the country.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21

WHEN MAYOR dunno TRIED
a little official jiu jitsu on the box
ing game in Chicago he practically
put the sport out of business there.
His decision that none but private
organization catering to their mem
bers and guests could hold boxing
matches kills the game. 1t means
that no purses sufficiently large
to attract first class fighters can
be given. With the Frisco grand
jury investigating Billy Nolan's
claim that the anti-prize fighting
bill was defeated through corrupt
means, the probability is that Cali
fornia will put up the bars also.
BILLINGS TRACK AT MEM.
phis, which was built four years
ago at an estimated cost of $780,.
900, will probably be cut up for
building purposes. Lou Dillon
Major Delmar, Cresceus, The Alb.
bolt and other racers reeled of
worlds championship trials on Bill.
lings track.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-10-21

With a bank roll 'Scotty'' is coming east again
He will attract little attention. AS Good Thing the
plain, ordinary policy holder has him beaten both ways
from the deferred dividend clause.
John d. Rockefeller says ought to be like pump,
Throwing out what draw n that the blessings we re-
ceve may be passed on Drop that bucket he only said
BLESSINGS"
The Peoria with SO indictments against him and
coming is peevsh because his friends have all putt
him. Hard, isn't it, that embezzlement doesn't cement
friendshpsi
Upon showdown the Chicago council is against mu-
nicpa ownership of street 1t up to Mayor Dunno
to municipal ownership of the city council first
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
RULES GOVERNING EXHIBITS

RULES GOVERNING EXHIBITS
1. All articles in this class must be the handiwork
of and owned by tine exhibitor The word "displa y"
refers in the first part to the quality and in the Sec
ond to quantity
2. Articles that received premiums at anv nreced
Ing fai1 will not be allowed to compete this wear
The articles of collection or display cannot be
entered separately for individual premiums
8. No person enter more than two articles
under the same list number in any class EXCEPT in
collections.
a. Under the general head Embroidery" each
KIND must compete with its kind. Silk embroidery
cannot compete with worsted embroidery
b. The committee instructed not to award
premiums unless the articles deemed worthy of
n4flt, nor to articles borrowed Or purchased for
competition or those incorrectly named
b. Any article having been properly entered can
De forwarded with the entry card attached by
(charges prepaid) to the superintendent of the de-
partment, Grand Forks N D., who will place the
goods on exhibition, and return them to the exhibitor
at the close of the fair. The Society cannot be re-
sponsible for breakages in china canned goods. etc.
in transit to and from the fair
| Z. Work of girls under Is must be done without
assistance from parent, teacher or others
| g. Articles on exhibition cannot be removed until
tne close OF the fair except upon written permission
from the superintendent.
.. ARTICLES entered for exhibition, including fruit
Jellles, Jams and all canned goods and bread cake
COOKIES, etc.. must be placed in the several depart
ments not later than 10 O'Clock M, on August 49,
l9O5 Exhibitors are requested to make entries with
the secretary at least week before the opening OF
the fair No entries can be received after o,c1oc
p. m. , IT,
! entrance 1ui11 no nh
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
Dairy Products
Superintendent in Charge, Dan Mccain.
CLASS-CHEESE

Sec. 1st I'd. 3d.
Cheese will be judged on the following points:
Flavor, 45: body, 80; color, Is; finish, 10.
GO Cheese 3. colored, 60 lbs or over,
made in 1904 ................s5. $500 $500
621 Cheese 3. Factory White, made in
6e9 Cheese, homemade, whore milk
CHEESE oU0 SOU
cLAss-BUTTER
Butter packages containing It must not be
branded exhibit any marks before being judged
Butter will be Judged the following points, Fla
vor, As; grain, Is; Color Is; sailing, 49, finish, s.
The general standard of color will be "June Grass
Butter Bradley butter boxes holding five pounds
Gan be had upon application to the secretary.
623 Two packages of creamery of not
less than 20 pounds each ......$15 $40 S.
624 Twenty pounds creamery, prints. IL 10
625 Sweepstakes, Best Creamery Butter
Exhibition .................. Diploma
62S Package, Farm Dairy, not less than
pounds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
627 Ten pounds prints Farm Dairy. 2
62S Five pounds made by Dairy Maid
under Is years of age ..........
SO Exhibits of Dairy Products. ....... 10
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
CLASS-NATURAL HISTORY

Superintendent in Charge, NJ Redick
I'll Animals indigenous to North Da-
kota, stuffed and mounted w S.. 90 50 90
712 Animals heads indigenous to North
Dakota, stuffed and mounted " 200 90
713 Birds indigenous to Nortn4 Dakota
stuffed and mounted ............ 200 100
ia Col. ctive exhibit of animals, ami
mails heads and birds mounted
and stuffed ..:..:.............. 500 800
7l5 Woods, native to North Dakota,
dressed, and naming each variety 100 80
ZIG Collection of not less than Is va
rieties native woods ............ 500 800
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
cLAss-scHooLs

Superintendent in charge, Prof. J. H. McLain.
Open to pupils under Is years of age.
759 Geography relief map ............$2 90 81. 90
760 Geograph, map of North Dakota. 800 200
761 Geography. colored typographical
map OF Month Dakota ... zoe 100
762 Graded series of drawings (ndus-
trial, freehand) ............... 200 100
7o3 Graded series of drawings (objects,
freehand) :. :. >. :. =. :. 200 100
f64 Crayon drawing Observation-Disclosures. 200 100
100 kindergarten exhibit ............. soc 200
75sa Individual samples of kinder
garten work, open to children
under years of age .......... zoo 100
760a Geography, may of the United
States. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC 200
(Third prize S1OO)
Iola Zen sketches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200 LOO
762a Penmanship, exhibit of writings zoe 100
762a Botany, nature study, exhibit of
North Dakota plants collected
arranged and named by chill
dren ........................3 800 200
764a Botany, original composition on
nature study, buds, animals
or plants. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoe 100
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous s,
Superintendent in Charge. 3. 8, Kneeland.
cLAss-PLhNTs AND FLOWERS FOR ANA.
TEuRS
eec. Is. :nd.
fss Plants in pots. collection of six var.
aStleS 80. :. $S.UJ $2.OO
6S9 DATonas IN pots, collection OF
three varieties ................ :..o 100
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
Garden Vegetables

Superintendent in Charge W. w. Reyleck.
cLAss-eARDEN VEGETABLES AND POTATOES
Vegetables and potatoes will be judged with ref
erence to sze quality. appearance and neatness Of
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04

free from nOXiOuS weed seeds.
$50 Two bushels Red Fyfe Wheat. .....$5 SO 81
631 Two bushels White Fyfe Wheat...5 3
632 Two bushels Scotch Fyfe Wheat 80. 5 I
633 Two bushels 6rowed Barley. ....... S 8 1
634 Two bushels proved Barley. s
635 Two bushels Observation-Disclosures. 3
636 Two bushels White Oats ......... S 3
637 Two bushels Black Oats .......... s 3 /
63S Two bushels Flax Seei ............5 8 I
$50 One bushel Buckwheat ........... 8
GAL Peas, large two bushels ............ s 8 1
641 Peas, small, two bushels .......... 5 3 1
643 White Beans, one bushel ........... s g. 1
GA Ten Corn Flint, White Vel
low. :. ;. .. :. ;. 49,. S ; i
645 Ten Corn Dent, White or Vel
loW..
GAG Display of Corn, five varieties, ten
CAT Timothy Seed. one bushel .....5 3 1
64S Austrial Bronze, one bushel. .......5 8 1
$40 Emmer Speltz .................. 2 -
$50 Corn three bundles stalk. ....... Q T.
651 Wheat. three sheaves in straw. z 1 -
652 Oats, three sheaves in straw. ....... 2 -
653 Barley. three sheaves in straw...... 2 / -
654 Collection Farm Grains in straw....5 3: j
655 Collection Cultivated Grasses ...... 3 g. 1
656 Collection Wild Grasses ........... 3 2 /
All field grains and grass seeds must be grown in
the year 1905 and the samples taking the first prize
to become the property of the Society.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
Agricultural Products

Superintendent in Charge, E. E. Reed.
Grain exhibited in this class shall be judged by its
purity and freedom from mixtures and be entirely
free from nOXiOuS weed seeds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
Women's Department

| Superintendent, Mrs. T. w. McCosker; Assistants
Mrs. ]. D. Bacon, Mrs R. H. Mccoy
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04

657 Potatoes, bu EARLY White. .......$3 81 81
e5S Potatoes. bu. Early Red (color).... 3 2 4
65S Potatoes. / bu Early Rose includ-
ing all Rose colors ..............3 q 1
GO Potatoes. bu. Early Ohio and Ohio
classes. >. :. ....3 2 Il
ss1 Potatoes, bu Late white COLOR. 8 : /
662 Potatoes. bu. Late Rose (color). . 1
S63 Potatoes. bu Late Red .......... 2 1
664 Display Of three more varieties
bushel each ................. 3 3
VEGETABLES
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04

All field grains and grass seeds must be grown In
the year 1905 and the samples taking the first prize
to become the property of the Society.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04

Sec LIST. End
e65 Cabbage. early three heads $3.50. 81 90 s. So
66s Cabbage. middling three heads.... 100 sol
667 Cabbage. late. three heads ........ 100 sol
668 Cauhower. three heads .......... 100 sol
c6S Reefs early garden. ~ bu lot.... 90 sol
Go Reefs. late garden. 12 hn. lot 80. 100 sol
GIL Mangel Wtlrzel ~ bu. lot .........l.lO sol
672 Sugar Beets IL hu. lot .......... 100 sol
673 Carrots. ~ blu. lot .............1.OO so
674 Parsnips. 70 bu lot ............ ...1.00 sol
675 Satisfy. 1-2 BIZ. lot ............... 90 so
e76 Onions. red, 10 bu lot .......... I 90 sol
CIT Onions. yellow. 1-e hu. lot ....... 100 sol
67S Onions. white, 1-2 blu. I ........ 100 sol
SO Kohl Rah! ........ ........... 100 SOL
$50 Cucumbers dozen ............... 100 sol
eS1 Squashes, summer, half dozen 80. 100 sol
6S3 Snuashes winter. half dozen ...... 90 sol
e83 Turnips. half bushel ............. / 90 sol
ga Rntabagas. half bushel .......... 100 sol
685 Tomatoes, half peck .............. 100 sol
$50 Display Of Garden Vegetables q. 90 2 co. 90
e8f Melons, half dozen .............. 100 sol
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
staOt anO Gountb.

= Der Nlarm BON Saiten 27 Sreita9
giadt mar Elm falIber uno Die Seuers
Webr batte einen uer9ebli6en Sauf.
= @eorse McGaiiter BON genn sue.
nue.. Der in ben lesten paar @o9en cine
slnjabl wertbloie @beds peraussabte,
murbe Sreitag uerbaftet uno einseitedt.
Die fir Donneritas 9la6t anbes
rauHte Seriammluu9 oes Common
Council fonnte ni6t itattfinoen. neil
iid fein Quorum Der Wtttslisoer eiuscs
ltellt bate.
Der friibere Staotratb Dapio
@uans wuroe Samita9 enoli6 mad BEN
Oitliden 3udtbauie 9enommeu, UNI iei.
men 3ermin BON Smei uno einbalb
Sabren ab3uiisen.
: Den glnseitellten oe8 Betriebss
Departments Der Ontario & 98eitern
@iieubabn lit cine materislle Sobners
bObun9 bemillist morben, mel1e nit
benz Suli,ablta9e in Strait trat.
Il Serr Paul 8artbel pon Samaiae,
Z. Sc pelder bic leeten 0o9eu bel
Sermanoten ju Cafe Sberioan perlebte,
traf am WtOntas bier an unb pirb
mebrere Gage uuter unS permeilen, un
feline alten 9etannten ju belu9en unO
be9riiBen.
= 9tGfiten Oienitag miro Der 40.
Sabreseonuent Der r8rotberbooo OF the
lluiou" bier er0ffuet uno fir orei Gage
in Sisuu9 iein uub 400 Dslesaten psr,
ben ju bemlelbeu ermartst. Die Gu.
iammenfiinite finoen in Der Sob SellomS
Dale an 9Sgomins glpenue itatt.
Sebermann meis, wofiir duBsrli6s
Seilmittel an;umenoen iiuo. Der
raufer' Rain @rpsller" lit bas bette uon
alien. Gr miro unter sspiHenbaiter
Observation-Disclosures Goutrolle als
iol6eS berseitellt unb in Der gansen
S8elt sesen Hbeumatismus, 0ieuralsia,
@rt1ltung etc. an9ewenoet. 9tur 25
uno 80 Gents.
= Der amtirenbe Sberiff SSilliam
Sobns, erbielt am Oonneritas einen
8rief BON Sberiif Sranf Seder, Der am
16. Suli in 6om seIdrieben murbe.
gaut oemielben traf Serr Beder ndb.
reno ieines aufentbaltes in Hom Or.
WialOne pom Der bieiisen Satbebrals
unb bate am folgenoeu Sonnta9 BIZ
bobe SIRE. init @euanntem uno auoe'
rem 9eiitlihen pom Papit in sluoien,
empfan9en 3u werbeu. Sopeit. erfldr'
te Serr Beder in ieinem Sriefe, III
feline 0ieiie cine au9enebme unb Sc
iunobeitfOrberuoe 9ewelen.
ET llnterri6t i'm SlapierIpiel er'
theilt unter shnitisen Seoin9unseu
6rdulsiu emma 6reg, 519 9ine Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
Sunmore.

= 8abrenb bes @ewitters Sonntag
Jia6mittag traf Elm Ylisitrabl Die @obs
nung oes Nilliam Oerter an 2broop
Stra6e unb rib cine bintere @de oeiiels
ben ab, babel Oas 8abe;immer uOlls
itdnois Sertriimmerno.
= Peter @onltanpini BON Seiiup
Strase, elm Wtiner in Der gio. .3e6e
Der 2afamanna 9ompanie, trug 6ur6
eine @rploiiOn am Sreitas Otaht Shds
acknowledgment uno Shnitte iiber
Dem linfen 9lu9e oauou. @r miro i'm
2adawunna SOipital bebanhelt.
= Stepe Sabeau pom Wtabanop Gitp
wuroe Sonntag slbeno an Sit Drinfer
StraBe uoH Soc Stam iiber Dem rehten
Nu9e 9eito6en uno jmar loll bic Gbat
obne weitere Serunlaiiuns erfolst iein.
Siam murbe Dienita9 ipegen benz
ausriff perbaitet uuo fir iein seri6t.
lides @rideinen unter $500 SiirSi9aft
9eitellt.
= SameS Oomo, on Der Gde pom
Smith uno Sill StraBen mobnbait, ers
bielt am Sreitas WtOrsen cine Susel.
munoe an Der Stirn uno bic Saut
wurOe ibm fir mebrere 3Oa auiseriiien,
bod lit Die Sermunoun9 nift 9efdbrs
lid. Dowb bebauptet, oa6 feline Satin
i'm gu eri6ieBen ueriudte. wdbrenO
6ieIe ertldrt, oaB er Die 2bat ielblt
be9ins.
- Siuoer, Die nit brennenoen
StreidbOljern ipieltsu. ietten Ssreitas
Sormittag Die Batrid slnorens S9eune
an Der Gde uon Bloom 4uenue uno
8latelp Strase in Sranb uuo bisielbe
nuroe mitiammt Snbalt 5erit6rt. einen
Yerluit BON etlpa $500 perurla6eno.
Die 6euerwebr mafte es ii6 jur Aufs
9abe. au9ren;enoes @i9entbum Dor Der
3erltOrun9 iu retten.
Wiihael Oa99ertD uno SoIepb
Surfe BON Sit Orinfer StraBe muroen
ju triiber Stunbe am Sonnta9 nabe
Dem Sol;bofe Der OuumOre Number
@ompanie an Siio Slafelp StraBe pon
pier Serlen an9e9rifien uno tiihtis per.
tlopit, wObei Sa9gertn etnen b0ien
Shuitt am arme erhielt. Die 9erle
ma6ten feiuen Haubperiud uno oaber
eriheiut ibr slnSriff ratbielbait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
QSie lit eieS,

Dir bistsn ,inbuuentD Glars 8tObnuns fir
isetu Saa pou aaiarrb, Der niht nurh Ginntb
men pun Saa's aatarrb.8ur stbtiIt psrptn
fdnnl
Q. 8. Gbsutp & 60. Gsfutb. GoIsbp. ..
0ir, bic tluttr,si6nstsu, babtu Q. J. 9bsnsp
felt ben IsBtsu IS Sabrsu sdauut unb balttn
ibu fur sOllfommsn tbrsnbafi In allsu @sftafts
pnbanblunssn unp Fuau,sn btfibist. ale prn
isinG 8irma tiusssaussutn 9nbinbIi&ftiitn
iu srfiiltn.
0tf & 5ruar, grs6banssls. DrOsuiiisn,
3plseo. 8.
@aIeius, 8iunan & Rarpiu, Grpb-
bauesls. .DrUsuiifsu, Iolspp, 8.
Sal's q tarrb-aur pirb inutrlit etupmmtn
uuo pirft birstt auf has 8lut uuo bic i6lsi.
migeu SbnhGhen bes Splfsms. 3tugniTs
frsi psriaubt. prsis 75e. fur bic 6aI6e. Der.
fault BON allen Appibtfern
Sall's 6amiIisu-ptlsn iinb bic bitten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03

csn Rs: Sinterlaiienibaft bss psrit.
~ Wii6ael Gauanausb, lssbin pon
oem Gownibip oon @arbon6ale. 9ada.
mamma 9ountD unb Staat bon Penn.
IDluania.
5nesm BEN llnttriei&uttsu Bri,ft son 9ls.
niintfiraitcn ausatiftllt purosn. psrbfn das
psricnsu. rsItt 6Orbrunssu ssstn Die 5inisr-
| iIsnftaft blbtn, trfaGt, pisftbsn sbns 8sriua
siu,ursitsn, uub folGs, tpt&s esrldbtn f&uls
ben, ptrbsH 3abluns md@sH an.
9obu y. 3prbau, Nbminifraior,
326-327 Gounsl G,sbdubs,
1876. Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
Suratbarcs ltnmetter.

Gine Siobspoit fommt aus 9aNel.
Sin 10 ldweres llnwetter. nie man es
bort ieit ben uieriiser Sabren ni6t er.
lebt. bat jeuen 2te9lerunssbeiirf beimr
seiuht. sln Garteus uno 5elbfrii6ten
lit rieliser S6aoeu an9eri6tet woroen.
Spejiell idlimm iinO Siidbaulsn, @al'
burg, &eideniuhlen iopie anoere Srts
BON oem SSiitben Der Glemente betroifen
uno gar man6er ganbman bat ben
Serluit ieiuer suu,en Grnte su bstlassn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-03
Syiir SOmmerfrii6ler.

Gin aufenibalt In ben fiibIsn Tpecno @e.
birssn pGbrsnp Der btibsn SOmmsrmoudis bisiet
fur ben Siaotbsppbusr cine angsnsbmt Nb-
psGsluna. Dds Scttl DirOn ju Wosecp bat
ipsisas 8squsmliGfsiisn fir @dfs. IL Idiot
uno i8nsa su srreiGsn, ba ss nur ip5lf Wtiltu
"pn Suantcn lisst Hue bic ieifssisBttu prtile
ilnb mGBis. Bsssn ndbsnr ausfunft psnbs
man il1 an ben Gissntbumr,
Neter Siel,
SpttI Diron,
Wcseop, pa.
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:. .. SSSi0liams s Sro. SO.
gtur III bis III Malbiugton 9(uenue.

= Die @innabmen bes bieIigen Sn.
lanbiteuer Gmtes i'm uerflolIensn Wtonat
betrugen 3uiammen $175, ,294.29, ober
$21 .356.19 mebr, als wie i'm sleiden
0tOnat bes 8Oriubres.
= Sn Der Wobnun9 oes Serrn 4ler.
glG9eli fano Donneritas Slbenb 3i
@bren bes Serrn 8illiam 8artels pon
gbilaoslpbia cine semiitbli9e @eiea.
idaft itutt.