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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
THE MINE EXPLOSION
OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION OF DIs- AsTER WILL BEGIN TO-DAY.
Relief Fund For Sufferers st Virginia City Continues to Grow and Much Destftution Has Been Re-
 lieyed. $

Birminsham, Feb. ss.-(speciaL)- The oficial investigation into the ex- | plosion in the Virginia City mines. in the southwestern portion of Jefferson county, which took place last Monday | afternoon and resulted in the death of J0S men, if not more. win com | mence tomorrow. State Mine Inspector
 J. M Gray and his two assistants, James Hillhouse and M. Kuffner pro- pose to enter the mines and go into every entry. room and nook and their l technical knowledge of mines and min | ing will be brought into action. They will be given assistance, 1t Is believed. experienced miners who are anxious to know the cause of the explosion. not only for the sake of knowing, but so as to be prepared in the future in all emergency. The report will probably be made up during the week. 1t Is not believed that the inspectors can make the investigation. question the superin- tendent and bank-boss and get at all information in less than a week. As soon as completed the report will be sent to the Acting Governor. as per his request, and as is required by law.
 No statement is made as to the re- pairing of the mines and resumihg operations there. Nothing will be done in this direction until all the bodies of the men have been taken out and the carcasses of the mules removed. Then the investigations of the State Mine Inspector and the coroner of the county will be waited on also. It is not believed there will be resumption of mining at Virginia City for three or four weeks to come.
 Technical papers throughout the country are looking forward to the report of the State Mine Inspector on while being nothing new, Is being given much study. The "dust" high ly charged with gas, is considered quite a dangerous element and already some colleries in this State are taking steps to avoid all possible trouble and are sprinkling their entries and slopes, or whatever the mine may be. There will be an extensive commenting on the report of the State Inspector on this accident.
 The relief fund for the sufferers of the accident at the Virginia City mines, continues to grow and the committees in charge of the distribution of the money have done noble work already. Every bit of the immediate distress has been relieved and there is a large sum yet on hand which will be judi ciously placed a little later. The com mittees in the Birmingham district collected together within the week of the accident $25,o00 for the sufferers and a general plan is under considera- ton to give one days work by each laboring man in the district. Secret societies are making donations and other organizations are adding to the fund
 Rescuers have recovered two more bodies from the mines. making the total number taken out 103. It is be- lieved that five more are still under the water which has flooded the mine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
LOUIsVILLE's RENTALS.
Two Weeks Converted $500 Souls to Christianity.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 26.-Meetings in twenty-four churches. theatres and halls today concluded the main effort of one of the most remarkable religious re- vivals seen in America during the past fifty years.
 During the two weeks just closed $500 persons confessed to Christianity. As about 65.000 of Louisville's 220,00O population had no church affiliation be- fore the revival began, the two weeks work resulted in the conversion of 10 per cent. of the unchurched.
 The revival has been systematically conducted. meetings being held at all geographically advantageous points, theatres and halls in the business DOT tion of the city being used. Eighteen visiting evangelists took part in the work, some of whom will remain for a
 month longer to follow it up. Fifteen hundred persons were today added to the 5000 already converted, this being the final decision day"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
Social ana Personal

Messrs. James W. Moore and William H. Conner of Florence are visitors to this city.
 Mrs. George E, Jackson of Birming- ham is visiting Mrs. J. M. Starke.
 MT. W. c. Fuller. of Centreville. is amongst the arrivals to this city.
 Dr. J. B. Long. a prominent physi- clan of Abbeville, is in the city.
 Miss Annie Reid of Birmingham Is with Mrs. Thomas H. Watts.
 MT. W. M. Bailey, came to Montgom- cry from Elba yesterday.
 MT. Jacob Benton, a citizen of Opp. Is in town.
 MT. M. H. Myer. of Tuscaloosa. is in Montgomery.
 Mir J. A. May of Dothan, is in Mont gomery. r MT. W. P. ocker. of Anniston. is in town.
 MT. Ralph Ranton. of Luverne. is in the city. <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
RsEULT OF FRANK.
Revolver in Girls Hands Figures in Lively Mixup at Oxford, Miss.


 Memphis. Tenn, Feb 26.-A Commcr- cial Appeal special from Oxford Miss, says that as a result of a prank by stu dents of the University of Mississippi in the removal of gate from the prem 4ses of W. B. Johnson. proprietor of a local boarding house, a rough and tum- ble light occurred in the Johnson house this evening, in which the young Laughter of the boarding house keeper, Miss Alice, it Is alleged, shot John Finley. of Tupelo student. through both wrists. Johnson himself 1t is said was roughly handled by two other students named Butler and Ogilvie.
 ogiIvie and Butler had had an alter cation with Johnson in regard to the missing gate. A fight was in progress when Finley rushed in to separate the trio. Miss Johnson appeared on the scene at the same moment and 1t is al- leged opened fire with a pistol. infict- Ing flesh wounds on Finley. No arrests have been made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
the iron production to a greater ex- tent than has been reckoned on.
Bsrth for Carraastos.

Bertk Tor CarfaAgton.
 Harley Darlington. assistant clerk in the money order department of the Birmingham postoffice. has received . telegram from the civil service com mission in washingto :. announcing that he has been successful in his ex- animation, for position as clerk at Panama and he Is ordered to report for duty on the 18th. of next month. The civil service commission is after many clerks and other workers for the big office to be established at Panama and it is given out that immediate work will be given if successful examina- ton has been passed through. Car rington is well known in Birmingham. and throughout the northern part of the State He expects to start for Panama by the 18th. of March
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
Watch for Dr. Hughes.

The employees of the Birmingham postoffice this morning presented Dr. J. w. Hughes, postmaster. with a hand some. hand-engraved gold watch as token of esteem. The presentation took place shortly after the regular Sunday morning work was over. The employees, some forty or fifty in number, congre- gated in the main portion O fthe office and Dr, Hughes was summoned. R. C. Deloney, postmaster at Woodlawn. made the presentation speech, saying but few words. Tears choked Dr. Hughes in his reply. He said that he appreciated the gift, not so much on account of its intrinsic value as for its significance. Dr. Hughes will retire as postmaster on Wednesday. being suc- ceeded by J. Rivers Carter, who has made bond and received his commi ission. The retiring postmaster served through almost two terms. He gave the people a good service and was removed for vi- olation of the rules of the postoffice de- partment in that he accepted 'I. O. U," though the same were perfectly good. He has not yet announced what he will do when he retires from the office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
K. of c. Initiation.

Birmingham Council Knights of Co., lumbus today initiated large class to their membership, upwards of sixty men taking the pledges of this secret and fraternal organization among the Catholics. Visitors from Montgomery. Chattanooga. Meridian, Selma, Atlanta and other points were here to assist in the initiation. The local council enter. tained the visitors with a luncheon and the gathering was one of the most in- teresting held in some time. The Knights attended the services at the St. Paurs Catholic Church in a body this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
steamer Agnln Anhore.

Baltimore. Id. Feb. 26.-The steamer El Paso. from Baltimore for Calves ton, with cargo of steel rails. which wen asohre off Cut-On Channel in the Chesapeake bay yesterday and lat CT was floated, went shore again today below seven foot Knoll. The efforts of the tugs to pull her off have been un- ayailing and it Is now thought the vessel will have to be made light or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
A Turning Rnnf

A burning roof was the cause of the Montgomery Fire Department making a run at II o'clock last night to the house at 16 Chiffon street. The dam age was of no consequence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
"A Fair Erchnnre

Many pieces of the best statuary used on the grounds and buildings at the worlds fair have been donated by the St. Louis management to the Lewis and Clark exposition. where they will grace the grounds next summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
Benefit Concert.

sacred concert was given this af- ternoon at the Jefferson Theatre for the benefit of the fund being gathered for the sufferers in the mine explosion of last Monday evening. A chorus of for ty voices with an orchestra of twenty five instruments furnished music, rem dering a good program. The opera house was donated and the musicians and singers giving their services also. Quite a neat little sum was realized for the fund.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
No Military Going

While the matter has not been def initely settled, the indications are that there win be no military representation at the inauguration ceremonies In Washington the coming week from the Birmingham district. It was believed up to few days since that there would be an infantry company from this sec ton of the State to take in the trip. Military leaders for a few days figured on making the trip to Washington. but inasmuch as there was opposition to asking the public for donations to as- sist in paying the expenses of the jour ney, the same appears to have been abandoned and no organized body Will go from this portion of the State. There does not appear to be any special anx- iety to make the trip and late reports that the colored man will be giv- en prominence in the ranks in the pa- rade does not exactly suit many who had contemplated the trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
EJSPECIALsD kNOTICESI
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances of Mrs. A. c. Smith are invited to attend her funeral from the Holy Comforter Church this afternoon at o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
Iron Production.

Announcement is made that the Ala hama furnace companies have been selling iron steadily for the past four weeks that the probable output for the first half of the year mas been sold and some orders placed on the third quarter of the year. Quotations have strengthened up some and not withstanding the negotiations in New York looking to a merger of the large coal and iron companies in this dis trict there has been an active selling of iron. The Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company has sent a notice to every one of their sales agents to be very cautious in seeking business and there are to be no more sales for &
 while on the basis of s13.5o per ton for No' 2' foundry iron. That grade the reckoning grade is now selling at from s$ 75 to $14 per ton. The pro- duetion in this State is again feeling the eff fts of a curtailed raw material ou The explosion in the Vir-
 GinlS"mines. the fire In the Sumter mines and the continued strike of the nnton miners, is having considerable
 enect and 1t Is believed will hold down
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acaualntances of Mr. and Mrs. E B. Joseph, Jr.. MT. and
 Mrs. E B.. Joseph, and Mrs. Lucy Winter Lahey, are requested to at tend the funeral of the infant son Of
 the former this afternoon at o'clock at the Church of the Holy Comfort
 CT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27

MT. W. c. Fuller. of Centreville. 1. amongst the arrivals to this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27

Mrs. George E. Jackson of Birming- ham is visiting Mrs J. M. Starke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27

Dr. J. B. Long. a prominent phys clan of Abbeville, is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27

Miss Annie Reid of Birmingham with Mrs. Thomas H. Watts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16
@pftpnS 0afen.9nnneI

Gin reues WeiIterfpert Der mobernen
sSnaenieurstunit ipurbe neuli9 in
Bolton, MaF., benz 8ertebr iib~ersebtn.
Sc 1T bic Bolton nit Gaft Bolton pers
binbenbs, unter benz sSufen binbur4s
fiibrenbe Sunnelbabn. Bon Der gnbs
itation an Maperid Square, gaft
Bolton, fiibrt Der Sunnel almGlis obs
fpGrts unter ben Safen unb idliebt
am acknowledgement llfer an bic
8oItoner llntersrunObabn on. @ierSig
erobe Srolsppas.n b~efonberer &ons
itruttion finb fir ben perionsntrunss
port y Dem Sunnel, Der 5tpet 9eleiIe
beIibt, in 9ienit seIteat. Mdn srtpurs
tel, bab unsefGbr 100000 biz 8,000,s
600 paFagisre iGbrIi9 burd ben Suns
mel fabren reroen, Der ben Setpobnern
bon gait Bottom unb anberen 8orprten
Bis na6 gbelIea cine bequemere @ers
binbung sibt, uls Der ~bisberise Tdbrs
BOOTS isnit. Die @rbeiten an benz Sds
fensSunnef tpurbsn i'm Wiai 1900 in
9lngriff senpmmeu, ilnb bic 9autoiten
besiffern Iis uuf runb 100000.
9ie @eIamnitldnge bes Sunnels 1T
1875 Weilsn, Der She'll unter benz Sas
fen lit 200 SUB lang.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16
9aS tuauScruoc Mppr.

Die tleine Marttitabt GaItiered In
Srlanb, bic ungefGbr 1000 @inpobner
5dblt, 1T burd elm panbernbes Wlopi
in bic srOBte Gefabr serutben. 0as
Woor, bas bier in Srage tommt, lissi
brei Meilen oberbalb bes s%enannten
StGbtdens unb bebnt ii9 iiber polle
eff Meilen aus. &iir3li9 perbreitete
fid in benz 9iItritt nit einem Nale bic
S9rsdensna9ri9t, buB bieies Sumpfs
gefdnbe in's Rutfhen eetommen fei.
Sofort entItanb in benz sunSen 9iitritt
cine pabniinnigs Yunit. 3pii6en Der
tleinsn Stabt unb Dem Sumpf befinbet
fidb cine @naabl Sarmen, bic in eriter
Clinic in @efabr tparen. unb ibre Be
pobner ersriffen 70 idnell ie tonnten
bic Tlu9t. Sn pislsn SGaen sefaob
bas aud teinen Woment gu friib, benr
bic ddt SUB tiefe balbfliifiise Mufie be:
fpegte ii9 f6neq uno itetis porpdrts.
Die tlsinsn SGuier Der 2unbbeipobuer
unb bic S6eunen nit ibrer gan5en
6abe iparen fdon nad fur5er 3eit polIe
ddt Sub tisf besraben unb bon Stras
Zen unb 70 nsiter mar abiolut nihts
mebr gu ieben. Wan perfu6te Sinbers
nife gu .rri9ten, dber muBte bulb eins
feben, baB bas abfplut ni9ts belfen
fonnte. Ser 5leden itebt permutbli6
Dor ieinem poltommenen l1ntergdng
unb biele perionen iinb i9on iebt OBJ
ba9lOs. 9erurtise Moorrutidunsen
tommen in Srlanb offers Dor. SIN
Sabre 1896 erIt paffirte etpas @ebns
li9es in Der 9raff9aft &errb unb Dos
mails purbsn stpei enslif6e Nudorats
meilen bolltommen beripiItet unb a9t
perIonen fanben babel ibren Sob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16
Trieoen i'm Srtea.

3pifden ben beioen @efe6tslinien
am S9abo liest Elm Siigel, in benz fi9
cine S0ble befinbet, unb oieIe S6ble
bient acknowledgement am Gage einem
iapanif9en unb in Der Nd9t einem rufs
iif9en Yiquet als lntertunftsort. Die
SSapaner tamen SuerIt uuf bic Soee, nit
ibren ruiiiiden &omeraben einen 8erz
tebr an5utniipfen. gls fe ii4 zines
Ibenbs suriid3ogen, binterlieben iie
cine Slafhe 8rdnnttpein unb 5uglei6
einen bDfliden Brief, in benz ie iid
barber bei9pertsn, baB .ibre SreunOe,
bic Seinoe," bic SDble ftets am Morsen
in f9mubisem 3uitanoe lieben. Dies
fei fir beioe Sbeile ungeIunb. Die
Mabnung blieb ni9t obne Grfolg, benin
als am nd9iten Morsen bic Sapaner
Die !S0ble beieBten, mar lie BON ben
RuFen fduberli9 aus9efegt porben.
Die Rufen batten duberbem als BE
Sablung fir ben 9ranntnein einen Rus
bel unb ferner einen Brief binterlafen,
tporin Iie fasten, iie bGtten gebOrt, bab
bic Sapansr ibrs @efansenen i4le4t be-
banbeIten unb iogar tobtI4liigen. sic
bGten bic Sdpaner, fi9 tpegen bieies
8orpurfs gu perantpprten. am fols
senben abenb binterlieben bic Sapuner
ipieber einen Brief, tporin ie ertlGrten,
bab es ben ruifiden @efunsenen in
Sapan tbatiG9lid iebr gut sebe. Sum
9sipeifs bafiir fiieten lie benz S4rsibsn
einig. photographer BEL, uuf bensn ias
panif9e Solbaten, bic uls Gefansenens
tpddter funsirsn, ibre 9~sfdnsenen NIT
gisaretten u. +. IN. rssafiren. Der Sis
gel, fpirb ieitbem bon beiben armeen
ipie cine internotiOnule Poitanitalt be-
tradtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16
MIte sSnnaferu.9iaa

9lus Der Notb mufte eirte 4nsabl
unperbeiratbet gebliebener Samen in
9riitol. England, cine Sugenb uno
griinbste cine n2isa Der alien Sung
fern" Sn Der fonitituirsnbsn Der
iammlung, bic bisier Sage itattfanb,
prsbiets bic SetretGrin bes 8unbes bic
@ni9auuns, buB bas 2ebisbleiben Der
Wes our @Iiidielisteit mare. Man
nabm barauf folgenbe Statuten an:
Il. Ollie Wit9lieber miifen in benz 4lter
bon II big 30 Sabren iteben, LANCE
&leioer traeen unb ii9 gut f%riIiren.
Die Mitslieber tperben erIudt. ii9 10
ansiebenb pie mDeli9 gu tleiben unb
in ibrem 9enebmen i'm beiten Sinne
mGbdenbaft gu fem. 2. Die Mitslies
Der finb perpflidtet, a) 9dnSli9 dbses
bGrtet sssen mGnnIi9e 8ei5e gu iein,
b cine seiunbe @eru9tung sesen bus
@srlisbtfein gu besen unb bic Seirutb
gu perabi9euen. 8. Die Mitglieber
iinb aud bsrpfIiatet, bic 2tsu unb ale
ibre @ortbeile einbringli9 ben iungen
MGb9en porSuiteGlen, bic ibrer Weis
nune na6 bas Opfsr Der in parasrupb
Q ~erfpGbnteu Srrtbiimer perben tDnns
ten. A. Sebss MitsIieb muB in Der
Gage fem, bas Redt Der 2isa gu pers
tbeibigen, es muB sefunb, geiItig in
tereIiirt unb in Der Gage fem, ieinen
2ebensunterbalt ielbit gu Oerbienen, 10
baB fem Mitglieb cine Gbe einauseben
n0tbig bat" Die SetretGrin bisIer
mertniirbisen 9iga mubte u~lleroings
su ibrem 8ebauern suseben, oab es
ni9t Iei9t 1T, ueue MitgItsoer gu lpers
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16
RuMGdt Gtnfur.
Gle ,,@iatfa'fdpe Settuna" uno brpHfee
Rabreseluneen oes 9IatteS.

W1abregelungen oes SIattes.
Ter .Wiatta'fden 3eitung" in
@iatta i'm rufIiiden Commencement
sIeiden Rumens perbOt Der Genipr ieis
ner 3eit 8eipre9ungen BON 8idern
iiber Sapan, neil bas 9rogramm Der
3eitung Sipar cine gbt6eiGung fir 9eos
graphic ent6alte, aber feline Q6tbeilun9
fir r8eIpre9ung bon geogrupbii4en
@erten!" @ebi9te puroen 5uriidgez
f6idt nit Der 8emertung: r@ine 3ets
tung bat ni9ts nit 9eoi9ten gu tbun."
2ns bus Slatt einmal Elm 6albamtliGes
&riegstelegramm Der nRuiIii9eu 9eIe,
grupbenza gentur" brin9en pplie, be-
t~retirte Der GenIor: DSie biirTen teine
Selegramme betommen." SEPT mtI9te
fi6 a6er oas Commencement s2dnoz
f6aftsumt elm, inbem es benz Genior gu
@emiit6e fiibrte, oab cine 3eitung be-
reatigt Iei, lire gta4ri9ten aud brobts
lid 81 er1dlten.
Die Widtfa'I6e Geniur bat iibri9ens
in benz 9ertreter Der Regierungsgerpalt
i'm Commencement, @oubernaur @bomus
totp, etnen freunoli9en 8ei9iiBer. Sm
berfloFenen SOmmer iarieb IS bOmutop
Der 4oli5ei Dor, bic p8jutta'ide 9eis
tung" allen 9auern d63une6men, ba
bas 8lutt nt6t fir bic 9oltsbi6Iipti ct
5ugeldFen iei. limb i'm 9an3en @oupers
nement lpdren einen glDnat 6inbur3
43 Stanppoi Yriitdlps (9e6irgszGufs
ieber), 306 2anOgenoarmen unO 1897
qpli3iiien tbdttg BON BEN 8uuern Die
.@iatM'ide 3eitung" eiu5uiammeIn.
Seer bic 3eiturg ni9t me9r beIdB unb
Te oa6er audi nid)t ubiieiern tonnte,
befam 9riigel, pa er ais peritpdter
Siinber angeIe6en purbe, ber Der bo9en
S6ri9teit Elm S9ntppden idl0gen
pole. SSn bic Notwithstanding
zines Sorfe8 tarnen eirmal etliAe
8auern, I'M gu frusen, pb bic n@jats
ta'fGe 3eitung" eiugetroffen iei. nSie
lit ein9etroffen," AUTHORIZED Der Sc
meinoeI3reiber, bier 6abt Sbr bic
Iummern "a unb So" = yg(btr pie lit
bas? Sinh benn bic Iummern 80 urb
SO nod ni6t eingetroffen?"-nSte iinb
aud eiugetroffen, nur bat Der 6err llrs
iabnit Ganogsnoarm) teIoblen, lie ned
ni4t beraus5ugeben. Sier i'm S4runt
liegen Iie." Die 8auern ieben uuf bic
BON benz 9errn uriabnit 5uriidgebuItes
men Rummern, traBen ii9 ben Sppf
unO geben nab Sauie. llnterpegS fall
tet elmer BON ibnen ieinen Saftun auss
chamber unO beginnt aus ben Rumz
mern 80 unb 80 porSuleien. @ritaunt
fru9en bic 8auern: yQber no bait Su
bic Hummern ber9"-,Qus Der @ez
meinbeperpaltung. Wdbrenb Gu9 Der
S9reiber bic Sadie ertldrte, babe i9
bic Rummsrn aus benz S9runte ees
itoblen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16
Giiembabn Seittabelle.
Eslamare, eadauanua uno BsHsrn gabn

in Strait ben l. Sunt 19O3
Gioiih -0ulGet scranton fur Ntp gcrt
um 2.O5, 800, sos 800. 1910, Born ; H..
90, $40 uub 3.35 Rabmitass. Dur Stem
Mort u. philadelphia. UNI $40 u. 1910 YOrm.;
f2.40 uuO 49, 1a6mtttass. 8ar @uuIps
bprp. 6.tu Nahmittass.
R6roltd sir Buffalo UNI 1 is. 6.22 u. 500
Ror. t.55, 6.35 unb tt.tu Ra6mittnss. Our
Binstamton, Gimtra unp 3pii&sufattcusn I'm
20 25 Wpr. uur 1 05 Ra6m. Sur Sspssp.
Spraeuls uub Utica. nm lis unb $40 Wer.
f.55 Ranmittaes. Sspeao. Spraeuir unt
Utica 3ug UNI 6.22 WUr. lGuft t6sIih, ausss.
uSmmtu 5cuuiaes. 8ar WOntrOit um 9.Wl
Rcr.i LOS uub sos Na6m. Ni6olfpu VIC
spmooatipu, UNI 1 20 unt 6 is Nabmiitags.
Bloemsburg 6ibiion-gtrld6i Suantcr
fir Northumberland UNI 6.35. 10 10 Wpr.
f.55 unb 6.35 Ra&rn. Sir plymouth um 9.O5
Ea&mrttags.
SonntaeS'3nee.
gabH&-8Hr Rsp gorf um $50, 3.20.
6.O5 nnp 1910 Wprssns; 3.4O uns 1886
Hd6m.
RSroIid = Sir Buffalo UNI lis, uni
e. Rcr. LBS. 6.35 unb 1i,t0 Ra6m'
Gar eImtra unb !3wii&mfattcntu, 1925 Dor
mittdss.
HlSomsburg Sibiion -geId6t Serantcr
I'M 1910 Wpr unh 6.35 Rohnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16
gln 2 6~winSIn6tiec.

Der liuisurihustt. bfr turb Elm atrDbultbss
Yitttl Iur @jriuuebtii pieeT bsraeitsut wurte.
uddbes I'm ct tintgs Sabre lang an siTfr ltrprren
2uuasutr tuibsit unp an Der gsti'btetsn Nrdrt
belt S6piunludt aeIittru bate, bat Gin aroBts
@e'lanaeu. isinsu Witlsierutcu eas Wittsl or
Stiluue btfduut iu MAIDEN. aatn esnt ,ntasn,
bic ts yrdaus'n. Rirt or fruueIl6f %iOifsnfrs
sine abl6rift her 3uFtrsituus i6ldrn ptI6s nc
OILS cine ibere Sdluus fir Stptntiu6L Gltb
ma, @atarrb, 9rOrd tbs urp ale Sals- unt
Qungeufrauiteitsu fHptn werptu. Sr bpnt BOP
ole esiesncsu lsin Ssilmittsl prpbirsu presu,
ka &c iebr prribvpa If Girisuigsu. tpdbs biz
3ubsTstuuG pellnatn, psl6e ibntu nttts TO
fm pirs uni Gin Ssstu fir is isiu mag, modem
aefiaisf
CIR. Gbwdrb @itfpu,
SrOpfIYu, q. y, leradtttn.
GrpGbm OitIt 9situua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16
eadapanHa & BBomins Bailey.
(eanreI eiuie.)

wat In 8raft am 70 9unl fyU4.
3uss perlaEsn SeTautpn un 1 90, 200, 8 OO
400, 800 unS 6 90 Meratus. lin 8 20 Wcr'
gems an @Ohsntaesn unb alt uabfolstne'
~araniis RiRuttn, unp um 100 Rprstns an
Spnaiassu unb ale nabfOIssnes sranJis DIT
nuttu bis une ~iufIuips II 0 9ta4is, In Ntl'
tee. Barre Al Winutrn ipGtr aufCmmtub.
3Hat aat 10 Wiuultn an @O1snIdBsn BON
$50 bs 40 Ra6mittdas.
Grprb,ags pnlaftn Sudutpu t6sIi6, ausas.
nUmmtn Scnntas, I'm $50. 8 t6 unb 1896
Ruratns, n 2.i6 uub 4 36 Ratmiitass. unit
trsHtn in @iltts. 8arrt 80 Winittn ipdtsr Gin
Ssftrtr Duna irpti&tu Scranton, Nap Aua
part unc petersburg.
Sisbt 8abrpIan fur stpGdbtfSretrnss 3hst.
.. g.. Dplp IT,, 8trftbrslstttr, Sraniou'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16

STE er ne ungurt6
@ OGinprofeffprin, Trdus
letn @arubr, uno bic erite 3ei9snpru>
feforin, SrduIein SeGdt, ipurben lebts
bin in 8ubapeft biplOmirt. 8is gu
eem 3eitpuntte CAB es i'm 2anbe Der
Mugpdrsn muir 2ebrerinnsu bieier
Gd9er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-16

9or sebn Sabren tam in
gnglanb unb @ales auf ie 324 @ins
fpobnsr sir Srriiunissr, 9s8enpdrtis
tommt elmer auf 288.