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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

Mrs. M. Mullen left yesterday morn
ing for Minneapolis where she will
visit with friends a few days.
Miss Allie Scherer entertained a
number of young people at her pleas
ant home on south German street
yesterday evening. "
Mrs. A. Fl. Lienhard entertained in
honor of Mrs. C. W. Nicholson. at
her home on Second South street
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Viola Heimerdinger returned
to her home at New Paynesvi1le, Tues
day morning after spending several
weeks as the guest of her friend, Miss
Adelaide Olson.
August Heinz, a 1aborer residing on
south Minnesota street and who has
been more Or less under the influence
OF JOY fluid for the past few days was
placed in the county jail Monday even
ing to await justice court proceedings
this afternoon. The man has acted
the-part of brute for the past year
and lesson will probably prove as
the necessary regeneration. --
Twenty-six years ago Monday Dr.
G. B. Weiser and Andrew j. Eckstein
began upon the duties of their pro-
LESSONS. The former as a doctor of
medicine in the eastern states and the
latter as an apprentice in the drug
store of DR.. Chas. Weschke. Two
more honorable and successful bust
ness men than these is hard to find
in this city. They have fought against
all the trials and tribulations that
men of their vocations may encounter
and each time came out on top and
the question now is as the doctor says,
(which one of the two has been the
more successful?" During a CONVEX
sation with these two gentlemen a
correspondent of this paper learned to
know many interesting events con-
nected with the business lives of the
pharmacist and the doctor. An Incl
dent that has been impressed upon the
mind of the former was his first sale at
the drug store. This was bottle OF
st. Jacobs Oil
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
Mrs. Sophia Vetter of this city ac-

Mrs. Sophia Vetter of this city ac-
companied by her sister Mrs. Mary
Feldmann and niece, Miss Annie
Wooldrich of Golden Gate left Mon
day morning for Portland, Ore, on
months visit with friends and rela-
tives. They will also visit the expo
sition at that place.
Louis j. Buenger is in possession
of highly priced photograph which
was taken recently in this city. 1t is
a photo of four generations, John H.
Ipps of st. Paul, father-in-la off Louis
Buenger Sr., the latter father of L. J.
Buenger and the three year old son
of the last named gentleman.
Mrs. B. Follmann will return from
her western trip sometime this week.
She has spent several weeks in Wash
ington and Oregon and will come here
from Chicago and Milwaukee where
she went to purchase her fall stock of
millinery. Her trimmer, from the for
mer place, will arrive here next week.
William Stohlmann and Fred Will
liams, New Ulm boys who are travel
ing with the Cosmopolitan Carnival
company were in the city over Sun
day spending the day with relatives.
Their company which has travelled
through many states since they became
a part of it is now located at St. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schmidt and
little son of Watertown, S. Oak. came
here Sunday to spend number of
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb
Schmidt, parents of Mr. Schmidt. The
latter gentleman will be remembered
as former clerk at the Northwestern
depot here but of late years, cashier at
the Northwestern Railwa company,s
offices at Watertown.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

The Great Northern has set the pace
for the other roads that traverse the
Northwest, for they have all intima ted
to the railroad and warehouse com.
mission of the state that they would
meet the rate of the Great Northern.
This means that there is to be perma.
nent cheap rates for grain, for it is g
sure thing that once lowered the roads
will have to have a good excuse tc
again raise the rates.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

One thing that is indicative of the
good times that have been promised to
this section of the country is the un-
usual number of carnival companies
that are operating. The country is full
Of them and if all of the people do not
get chance to see the girls in tights
and the snake eater it will be because
they are too lazy to get to any one of
nearby towns or come to New Ulm
during the fair.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
Free Offer of Bedroom Suite.

John II. Forster has generously
offered to give the couple that will be
publicly married at the fair grounds
during the days of the coming county
fair, a bedroom suite valued at $50.
This is a good opportunity to win a
fine suite free of charge and young
couples who contemplate marriage
should take advantage of it. The
suite is on exhibition at j. II. Fors-
ter's furniture store.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

About all that this country can ex-
pect to secure out of the peace negoti-
atlons is an open door, a square deal
and theintegrity ofthe Monroe doctrine,
and even that seems to hang on very
slender thread.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

The Eagle Roller Mill Company has
increasedits capital stock tosl, 200, 900.
Like the local -four mill it is one OF
the most prosperous in the country.
Excellent management and the good
quality of flour is the source of the
success of these two big Brown county
institutions.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

In dealing with the evils of the pres
ent day it is certain that publicity is a
good thing and people are anxious to
get the inside of affairs, but in divorce
cases, and there's an unlimited amount
it is best to put the lid on and see to
it that it is riveted down tight.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

AS sample of resourcefulness, the
work of the editor of the Lafayette
Ledger takes the whole bakery. In one
place in the last issue of the paper he
says that the editor and family has been
out stacking grain during the week and
the typesetter is laid up with sore
finger, still the paper has a good
amount of news. How many men are
there who are so infatuated with the
business that they will stack grain all
day and work at the case all night to
provide their readers with the news
that is demanded. The editor who can
put up good stack of grain has abil-
ity to stack up well in most anything.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

The News moves into room va
Gated by a millinery store. There is
just a suspicion of doubt as to whether
some people might not make a mistake
in going in there, some editors have
been called "Old Women" and the
News-well, there are doubts.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

VIM. j. Bryan will be SO far from
his home for the next two years that
he will be unable to hear the honk of
the Republican automobile, but per-
haps he will be able to smell the gaso-
line.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

There is something sinifcant in the
condition of Mr.. RockefeIler; after be-
coming the richest man in the world he
is going barefooted. But even in his
bare feet, while taking the Kneipp
cure, he has just kicked the San
Francisco gas and electric company
out of business.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
Reimbursement is better than il

Reimbursement is better than in
demnity. War is better than dishonor.
Arbitration is better than war. Peace
is best of all. And still the slightest
pretext offers an excuse for talk OF
larger navies and stronger standing
armies. Universal peace is long
ways eff when it has to be compelled
through fear of war.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
Fi00Ii9an Coming.

Manager John Henle announces as
a coming attraction at the Opera house
next Sunday evening, Sept. 3, s'Hooli-
gan's Troubles" the well known farce
comedy which is built upon the doiags
Of "Hooligan' in the Sunday news
papers comic supplement-.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

The reciprocity convention which
closed its doors recently adopted a
number of resolutions to put up against
a wide spread and very emphatic reso-
luton of the people to let we'll enough
alone.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
NeWU1mRevie
Wednesday, Aug. 80, 1905.

Carrie Nation is sure that Gov. Folk
of Missouri is a lobster, and aHmust
be Admitted that he sets hard on the
stomach of his party in that state.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
BORN.

FORESTER Sunday August27,l 1905,
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Forester of
this city, son.
WANDERsEE-On Saturday August &c,
1905, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Wan
dersee Of this city, son.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

Every man owes it to himself and his
family to master trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement of the
six Morse Schools of Telegraphy, in
this issue and learn how easily young
man Or lady may learn telegraphy and
be assured a position. SO
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

If the present reports of the prosperi-
ty of Oklahoma are to be credited, she
will have to get into the Union soon Or
she will have no place in which to store
her crops.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
The address of Capt. Albert Stein

The address of Capt. Albert Stein
hauser, to the old settlers Sunday is
said to have exceeded any previous
attempt he has made in the line of
speaking. It was in German and only
those who understand thattonguecould
appreciate it. He has been highly COM
plimented by many people because of
its beauty of language and happy APP
plication to the occasion.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
Here is Relief for Women,

If you have pains in the back, Urinary
Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a
certain pleasant herb remedy for wona ans
ills, try Mother Gray's Australian Leaf,
1t is a safe. and never-failing monthly
regulator. At Druggists or by m all SO cts,
Sample package FREE. Address, The
Mother Gray Co, LIE Roy, n. Y. 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

One OF the surprising things that the
people of Cuba are up against is a
surplus of something like s22. 600, 600
something that they were not used to
in the time ofthe reign ofthe Spaniards.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
448O ACRES
Wells County, North Dakota
Land Bought by Brown
County Farmers.

The folowing is a list of few ofthe Brown
county people who have bought land in Wells
county, North Dakota. You can write these
men direct if you desire.
Jacob Drummer New Ulrn MINI. GAO acres
Joseph Epple, New Ulm Mimi GAO acres
John Wilt, Sykeston, N. D. 100 acres
Wenzel Sittauer and Henry Hamann
New Ulm, Mimi 16O acres
herman Roeder New Ulnl Mimi. 16O acres
Fred G. Flor, New Ulm, Mimi 100 acres r.
John D. Carson, Bowdon, N D.
formerly of Fairfax, Mimi 800 acres
Ben Frank, Essig, MINI. 800 acres
John Meyer, Gibbon MINI. 800 acres
Henry Cordes and Mr. Ruemke
New Ulm, MINI. 4SO acres
Henry Lowenski, Sleepy Eye, MINI 500 acres
George Mack, New Ulm, Mimi. 16O acres
c. Thieling New Ulm Mimi 800 acres
Fred Richter, New Ulm, MINI. 800 acres
We have several thousand acres ofdesira-
BILE Wells county land still for sale and want
more buyers from Brown county. IF these
lands please your neighbors, they likely
to suit you. For full information call on
AUGUST WINDHORN, New U1n,
or write to WHEELOCK & WHEELOCK,
20 Waldorf Block, Fargo N, D.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

With the refusal of the president to
call an extra session of congress it is
evident that he believes the country
can wait month or more to have it's
freight rates regulated.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

her crops.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
cperiren NIT sansfduben.

Der in8resldu peritorbene beriibmte
Gbirurs profefor Sobanes Wlitulies
bat it9 um Die Se9nit Der Operation
oes MasentrebIes, tpel9em 2eioen er
trasif9er WeiIs ielbft gum Opfer fiel,
uniterblihe @eroienite erporben. Gr
bat uu9 ods Speriren nit SanoI6us
ben inaugurirt unb Isiner5eit odmit
beftige Sppoiition unter ben gbiruraen
berporgerufen. Mitulies sins bon Der
aniidt aus, oab Die meni9li9e Sano
nit ibren pieIen @ertiefunsen un6 81,
MEN niemols. felbit our9 enersii6es
Dai6en niht, gang teimfrsi sema9t
iperoen t0nne, uno smpfdbl baber, 5us
erit 9ummis, Damn dusto6bdre
3pirnbdnoI9ube BEL Den Spsrationen
dnSusieben. glnfanss fanb er nur fp.s
nise 9tnbGnger ieiner Metbooe. Seuts
miro fait auf allen 9irurgii9en &linis
fen ~in Sanof9uben" operirt. Cite
rungen tommen infoIgeoeFen 70 gut
pie gar ni9t por. Die Sdnbi9ubs
iino aus oiinnem 3fpirn uno beeins
trd9tisen ous Gefiibl Der freien Sano
ni9t i'm minoeitsn. Die Ss9nit Der
Operation mar iiberboupt 9egenitano
bes 2ieblinssituoiums bel WlituIics.
Gr mar iiberaus fru9tbdr i'm Grfinoen
bon neuen Sperdtipnsmetbooen, uno
INNER un5ufrieOen nit Dem Grrei9ten,
fu9te er itets nu9 Reuem, nd9 BOIL
tommenerem. @r gIi9 oarin ean5 feiz
mem Meiter giIIrotb, Der Mituliea isbr
bod ihdBte. Wieoerbolt tdmen gu
8ilrotb pdtienten aus &rdtau, gu
elmer 3eit. no Mtitulie5, Der oas pol
ntI9e beberrIdte. f6On uls or0entIi9er
profefor an Der llniperfitGt Der Sus
selIonen tbdtig mar. rDo5u tommen
Sic gu mir2" fubr 9ilIrotb Die 9runz
fen Grserli9 an. rSis bdben ia ben
Mitulic5 in &rdtdu, Der peritsbt Die
Sabe seraoe 70 gut pie i9 uno operirt
nod beher uls ih."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
Der 0rOrn pom Drilistn 6rabt.
EetHe @srIeihuHe aa ben oeutidDen aatieg
ais eriten proteftanteH.

Ser bem oeutI6en &aiIer unlGngIt
Oerliebene Sroen bonn beiligen 9rdbe
1T zines iener ipenigen Gbrenaei9en,
Die nibt ourd einen resierenoen Sous
berGn ertbeilt iperoen. Waan pflegt ben
Sroen 3ipar uls einen pGpitli9en au
be5ei9nen, oo9 1T oies MIR inIoipeit
ri9tig, dls jeoe sinSelne 2lus5ei6nung
nit thm Der @enebmi9uns Oes Papites
beodrf, ipdbrenb Die 8erleibung ielbft
our4 ben Patriar9en bon SeruIalem
srfolst. Der Oroen puroe glei63eiti9
nno aus oerielben 8eranldfung seItifs
tet, tpie Der bes beili9en SObannes BON
Seruiulem, Der als Sobanniter= uno
Walteieroroen nod beute unter alIers
oinss Iebr perdnoerten umitGnoen
fortbei itebt. alu9 er beroantt feinen
llriprung Der in ben &rsua3iisen ents
itanoenen Site, ben Ritteri9lag am
beiligen @rabe gu ertbeilen. Das
Re9t gu oisIer Grtbeiluns erparben
ulmdlis Die Sranaistaner, oenen es
mebrfu9 burh Die pGpfte beitGtigt
puroe, 10 bon @leranber VI. um 1896
unb BON 8ensoitt XIV. 1746. papIt
Pius TX. iibertrus 6ann 1847 Dem la
teiniiden putriar9en bon SeruIdlem
oas ausf9liebli9e Re9t, Die Ritter
bes Sroens gu ernennen, unb 1868 err
neute ptus TX. oieIss Re9t, inoem er
3uglei9 ben Sroen Den ipeltli6en ods
bur9 slei9ftellte, oab er ibn in orei
aluFen eintbeilts. in Die Der 9robs
treuae, &omtbure uno Hitter. Sdbei
bebielt Der papit iib aber ausoriidli9
ous pripileg Dor. in ieoem einaelnen
SalIs Die Grtbeiluns bes Oroens pors
ber gu genebmisen.
Oie 3abl Der Deutf6en, tpelhe ben
Sroen beiiben, III cine perbGltnibnGs
big grobe; namentli9 nieIe parlamens
turier nennsn ibn ibr eisen. 90 trdst
3. 9. Der Rei9stdgsprGFoent 9raf
8uleitrem ous @roBtreua, ebenTo tpie
5iirit Geroinanb Rab5itpiG uno oas
9errenbdusmitsIieb 9raf Soensbroe9,
pdbreno Der Sreiberr b. Sertling uno
Ser abseoronste b. Gbldpopsti Snbas
Der oes &omtburtreu3es, foipie ibre
aolIssen Or. Hintelen. Or. 8a9sm
lno Roeren Snba6er oes RittertreuSes
ino.
9ie Reconsideration sst9net Ii9
ourd seihmadpolIe Ginfadbeit aus.
Sic beitebt aus einem roth emai[irten
IOsenannten r&riidentreuse," in befen
bier gden ii9 bier tleinsre 9reuae
slei6er 4rt befinoen. unb pirb, pte
Der Sobanniters uno Der MalteIerors
ben, an einem i9par5en Seibenbanoe
getrasen. Sier5u lesen Die Snbaber
oes @roBtreuaes, gu oenen nunmebr
aud Wilbelm II. unb 5tpar als erfer
Proteitdnt gebOrt. uuf Der linten 8ruit
sinsn u4tipiBisen SiIberitern on. auf
Dem 6as rotbe 3reua bon einem pals
men5peige umgeben erf4eiut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
@erlieren seutI6e Mdrfte.

glad oem Oafiirbalten 6es ameritani-
i6en Goniuls in DiiiielOorf, bes Serrn
Peter Steber, neroen amerifanild,e
6abritanteu ben 6eutiAen Marft uoll,
itdnois uerlieren. wsnn Der Gonsre6
in ieiner naditen Sisuns ni6t cine
lebr weiie 3Ollpolitit abOptirt. @r
last, oaB beutide Sabritanten Die un.
Sereate @Oncurrenj lanse senus er.
tra9en baben unO nun 3u oenielben
Wtitteln Der SSieOeruerseltuns sreifen
wiirben, Die Die 9lmsrifaner ibnen ge.
seniiber angewanbt bdtten. Sn Der
naaften Sisuns Oes 8eidstuss wers
ben bic Oeuti9en ibr 9anS nit elmer
10 iolioen uuo bOben Sdut,ollmauer
umseben, oaB amerituniibe Erooutte
beinabe uollitGnOis pom Oeuti6en
Wtartt ausseldlOiien merosn. slusen.
blidli6 tOnnen, wie 9err Sieber bins
Sufiist, oeutide 5abritantsn ibre
SSaaren In 6Olse Oes boben 3oas auf
ameritaniiden Wtdrtteu ni6t me1r
nit @ewiun uertauien, obnobl oieielben
ebenlo gut unb mandmal nod better
ieien als amerifaniide 9lrtitel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
0rcber 1tnfns in ben 6itl. Nrcs
pinien RreM6enS.

Sant itatiitiiben 9clesen. Die CUR
Sano gefommen iino, lbeint Die 9e.
l6dftiSun9 BON Rinosrn in Sabriten
uno gSertitdtten in ben 0itlihen
Propinien Breubens meit bdufiger su
letn als In tr9eno einem anoeren 3beile
oes Deuti9en Gei9es. 90 itellt Der
Sert6t Der @ewerbeaufii6tsbeam
aus SSeitpreuBen Sinoerbelfdfti9u
felt rim elmer Ytiible, eiuer @ementias
BRIT, elmer @isurreuiabrit. elmer Ssifen.
Tabrif, elmer SSiidrdu9erci uuo in eini.
gen Soljmerfitatten". Sn Dem 8e.
ridte bet6t es Die Strafbanolunsen
meroen uIt;i-h BON slrbeitern, wenn
aud mobl init Bilien Der 9lufIi6tsper.
lOHen, be9ansen, Die ibre Sinoer sur
9ilfeleiituns bel slftoroarbeiten beran,
5ieben." Sang beiOuOers .Sdwielistei.
ten IOllsn iid fir Die Ourdfiibruns bes
Stnoeri6uses in ben 8e,irten OIL Der
rulIilhen @renje erseben. Der 8e.
ri6t aus @eitpreuBsn iast oariiber
nSebr i6wer lit es, Die 9eIddftisuns
lol6er ruiii6spolnii9er S9ultiuSer Su
binOern, Die in 0tuBlano mobnen unb
tu9li9 iiber Die @renje Sur slrbeit in
Die nabe 9ele9enen 6abriteu fommen."
Dit behaupten ndmli1 Die llnterue9s
mer, Die Sinoer wdren iiber bas l6ul.
pTli9tise sllter 5inauS. Die Stims
munS sesen Oieien rlnfus bat in ben
lesteu WtOnaten oerart an llmians ge.
wonnen, oaB cine StrOmuns einselett
bat, bic ni4t oes pOlitiiden @barufters
entbebrt. Sn fonieruatiuen Sldttern
wiro barauf bin9emieien. baB Der rul.
Iilde 0iadbar nidt @eleseubeit betOms
men SiirTe, feline baBliden Wfetbooen
Had Deuti4lanO gu briusen uuO OaB
Seamte ooer Pripatperionen, Die nit
ibm uno ieintn Soeen ipmputbilirten,
pObl Saran tbdten, ielbit Die @rsn;e ;u
iiberihreiten.
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Giienbabu 3eittabelle.
9.Iapar.. sadatpunHa nnS @sHsrn Balm
Sn araft ben 1. 5uui 1903

in NfdIt ptn 1. ,Junt l5U0.
GIOlih-gtrlGBi Serduion fur Ntp gcrI
nm 2.05, 3.20, COS, 800, 1910, Bern. 12..
40, $40 uub 3.35 Natmittass. 5iir Rsn
gcri u. philadelphia, um 81 0 u. 1910 YOrm.;
f2.40 unp 3.3o Na6mitiags. 6lr @pues
bore. 6.th Nahmitiags.
R0rDlidl sir SuHalO um LIS. 6.22 u. 900
Mlpr.; IS. 6.35 uuS life Natmiitass. Sir
8insbanltOn, GImtra unp 3pil6sniatiousn, um
10 25 Mor. unt los sa6m. 8ir Sspssp
Syraeuit unb Utica. um LIS unb 6.22 Mor. ;
f.55 Ratmittdgs. Sspsap. SpraeuIs uni
Utica 3us UNI 6.22 Wpr. IGuft t6glih, ausst.
npmmtn Sonutass. }ir Mpntroit nm 900
Wcr.; LOS uub 6.35 Ranm. Ri6plIpu ae
epmOpatUu. um AGO uue IS Rahmittass.
Bloomsburg Sibiiion-9rlG6i Suauiun
fur gfortbumbtrIauO I'm 6,35. 10 10 Mcr. ;
f.55 une 6.35 Ra&m. dar pIymOurb nm 9.05
Na6miitass.
SoHntaeSs 3iee.
eHoiia sir gisp gUrf I'M i.50. 800.
sos nnp 1910 Rurssus; $40 unb 3,35
Nahm.
R0rolia - }ar Buffalo nm t.f5, unt
6.22 MOr. t.55, 6.35 uus ti.f0 glahm.
Sir glmira uub 3pif6snfadpntu, t0.25 Dor.
mittdgs
Sloomsbnrs Sibiiion = gulGet SraniUn
nm 1910 Rcr. unb 6.35. sfddm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
Raub Der Slammen.

Sin 9bei( Der slnlusen Der 9ult
Terminal SSursbOuie Co., Die am Sui
Der "A. Strabe in SrOofIDn liesen,
Wur6en w6brenO einss furbtbarsn Sc.
witters pom Ylis setrOfen uuO tbeil.
weiie jeritOrt. Wtebrere transatlantic
ide Oampier. bic in Ser 0idbe Oes
8aurenmasaIins Dor sluter lasen,
i6wsbteu cine 3eit lang in srOBer Sc.
fabr ; absr bic 9apitdne liesen Die See.
tcIOiie iOfort weiter itromubwdrts
brinssn, 10 bnB iis uOIlitanois aus benz
Sersi4 Der 6lammen pareu. Gbs Oas
SSeuer unter GOntrOlle sebra6t weroeu
tCnute, bate sS einsn SduOen bon
miHositens elmer balben WtiIliOn unse'
ridtet.
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@auern in eer Wfaipritdt.

giud ben Seitimmunssn bes BON
benz 3aren nnIduSit erlaiienen Wiani.
feites, in Dem er Die Ginberuiuns elmer
gOltsueriummluns uerfiist. werOen Die
8uuern in Der Seriammluns cine abs
iOlute 0taiOritdt ilber Die SrOBsrunos
beiiser unO iiber Die slbseOrOneten aus
ben Stdbten babeu. dur in ben BRO,
pinjsu 9SlaOimir uub Wtostau werben
Die StGotbewobner un6 in ben Yropin.
sen Ntinst unO YOltawa bic GroBs
srunobeiieer iiber cine abiOlute Wtaio.
ritdt uOn 9lb9eOrOneten uerfiisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
Slutaieriae Tanatifer. .

Wtit 6em Dampfer rGmpreB Of
China" traf in Saucouusr. y. g., Die
Siadri9t Elm. 6aB in Der hinelii6en
BrOuin3 Dunnan bic 6riitli6en Wiiilios
mare uon fanatiidsn GiussbOrenen isbr
ibwer beorGust weroen. Sin Saufen
BON 1000 buOobiitiiden gamas io1 an
Der Siiite BON Samabo Die Sdulsn unO
Sapellen fdtbOliider Prielter, bic aus
6ranfrei4 oortbin setommen iino, se.
itiirmt, Die Sebrer aus benielben uers
trieben uno einiSe get0otet buben. Der
fran;Oiiife @eianote in Petins bat oa.
se9en auf's nadoriidlidite proteitirt uno
bic 9eitrafuns Der Sdulbissn per-
lanat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
0arte Strdfe.

@luf Cigar @Olisteel, 9sutnant in
cinem GuuulleriesRe9iment wurOe in
Ntiindeu uOu einem Sriessseri6t gu
rs 3aSen 6eitunssbuit Oerurtbeilt,
neil er 9ebeiratbet bate, Obne uorbsr
bic GinwillisuuS ieiuer YOrssicetsu
einSebOlt gu babsu. Gr beirutbste cine
Oeutide Sdauipieleriu, 0iamens Wtu'
riet EOmbut, uuO Oa er fiirdtete, OuB
er ME Die @rlaubnib erbalten wiirOe,
Die Grtorsns isines 9srieus bsimjus
iibreu, 10 lieB er iiA nit ibr I'M se'
beimen trauen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
S1eueS Seilmittel.

SH einem ben 0iew YOrter 9lsrsten
unter Siesel 3useitellten Girtular tbsi'
fen Die sler3te Oes 9iep 9orf Yoit
Graduate 9Oipital IN Wianbuttun ibreu
GOlleSeu nit, OaB es ibun selunsen lit.
aus PflanSenitOifen cine fliiIiise Sub.
itani berSuitellen, Die als unieblbares
0eilmittel sesen NunsenIhwinbiudt
iosar in SGllen. no bic Sranfbcit pors
an9ei6ritten lit, sebraudt werOeu
fam. Die gbienOer bes Girtulars
bsbaupteu, Oa6 iie ieit lauser 3eit nit
Dem neuen 9SuuOermittel @rperimsute
anseitellt uno Die iiberraidenOiten @r.
fol9e erSielt babsn.