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The Washington times., 1905-08-29
GREAT PREPARATIONS
FOR ATHLETIC MEET
Playground Instructors Training Young
Athletes for Big Gathering in
Coliseum September and Q.

Gre.t preparations are now being
made by the playground instructors for
the bi:y athletic meet to be held Sep
teuber 8 and 8. at the Coliseum. Four
teentlt and East Capitol streets.
On saturday last Commissioner an6
Mrs. NJ acfariand visited several of the
grounds Supervisor Curtis. Cuno h
Rudolph and Charles F. Weller follow
ed in al other carriage At the North
CAPITOL "A nd l. street grounds a long stop
was mad. ;. while the five watched the
sports. 4 II the members of the party
expressed themselves as greatly pleased
at the sysi ematic manner in which the
games weS conducted
This was he second time Commission
er Macfarlai I'd had visited the different
reservations, The first time was in the
early summei before the directors had
made such a. factor of discipline and
system Mr.. Mcfarland said that the
Improvement IL the conditions spoke
well for the eff ,rts of the instructors.
DR.. Curtis IS u 7ging ali of the physical
directors TO get ,the lads in training for
the final meet No BOYS or girls who
haze not been rel sular attendants at the
grounds viii ba allowed to compete,
while on several OF the grounds the
teachers will not accept entries from
any children whoi have not trained con-
soientiously.
An admission oi TO- %, and so cents
will be charged on both days. This
plan is the one us ed in New York and
other large cities, where the grounds
hold final meet with the result that
those able to purch ase the higher-priced
tickets do so, Will ,e the poor parent
who wants to see \ is son finish first in
Il close race. may . 10 so for the small
sum of 10 cents
The committee isl laying great plans
for next year. They hope to be able &c
purchase the grouni Is North Capt.
tol street. and equh them In a thor
oughly uD-to-date ms nner- This will en-.
tail considerable e1l Dense but Super
visor Curtis and 9th; IT members of the
committee are dete rmined that the
project go through | and should Con-
gress fail them with a generous ap-ro-
priation, they will res, )rt to other meth
DDS TO raise the necest ary amount
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
YOUNG BAPTISTS PLAY
CLEVER BALL GAME
Excursion of Calvary Athletic Association to Marshall
Hall Replete With Interesting Features-Large
Crowds Watched the Sport.

The excursion of the Calvary Bap-
tist Athletic Association of Calvary
Baptist Church, Eighth and II streets
northwest, given at Marshall Hall yes
terday proved eminently successful.
1t is true that the Calvary Baptist boys
did not win their game of ball with
the Fifth Baptist representatives, but
the object of the outing-to build up
he fund for the Athletic Association
was accomplished
The Calvary Baptist team, which
played in Section b of the Church
League. did not come out OF the season
with the finances OF the club in very
good standing. and it was decided by
the officers of the association that an
excursion to Marshall Hall would be
the thing TO straiehten money matters.
A large number of the members of the
church and Sunday school, with their
friends, turned out to help the associa-
ton. All three of the boats. leaving
at 10 a. m, 2:3O and p. m, car
ried goodly crowds to the excursion
grounds.
j. b. Kinnear. director Of the Ath-
letic Association, was mainly respon-
sible for the outing. and +. II. Bristow.
president OF the association and super
intendent of Calvary Sunday school.
gave much assistance toward the sue
cess OF the affair.
Upon the request of Mr.. Kinnear.
j. B. Carroll, manager OF the Fifth
Baptist baseball team. gladly consented
to add to the outing by giving base
ball game between the mines OF the
two churches. The teams were some
what Handicapped by the absence OF
s,.:ne of the best players. but an inter
esfing game was played, notwithstand-
ing.
Calvary's visitors were the victors
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
C0L0RED ElKS OPEN
CONVENTION HERE TO-DAY

i1S sixth annual grand session OF the
grand lodge Of the Improved Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks OF the
World. began in convention at the True
Reformers' Hall. Twelfth and L streets
northwest, today at noon.
The convention was opened by the
singing of Aud Lang Syne." after
chaplain of the Elks. led in prayer The
address welcoming the Elks 10 the hall
was made by w. r. Griffin. chief of the
Washington division, L. .. T. r.
Commissioner II. y. +. Macfarland
was then introduced by Lawyer John
w. Patterson, master OF the social ses-
sion. and he made the welcoming ad-
dress ON behalf OF the city. The response
was made on behalf of the grand lodge
by the Rev. John II. Gray. Grand Ex-
alted Ruler 3. f. Howard. OF Covington
KY, made a short address which was
followed by other officers of the grand
lodge.
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
HELD UP BY TWO MEN
AND ROBBED OF $3.50

Held up on Elm street. between Third
and Fourth streets northwest, at an early
hour this morning. Columbus Branson
of 3ol Wilson street northwest. today
visited police headquarters where he
informed Captain Boardman that the
amount he was relieved of was $780,
Branson says he was on his way home
about 80 o'clock when two colored
mea, about twenty-five years old and
stockily built. stepped to his side and
demanded his money. He said he had
no money, but one of the men tripped
him to the ground and sat on his chest
while the other went through his
pockets Branson says he has one
thing to be thankful for. and that is
that he left $500. which he had drawn
out of bank. in his room at home.
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
Marshall Hall Tournament and Ball,

Arrangements for the twenty-first an
nual tournament and bali at Marshall
Hall tomorrow have been completed and
are on most generous scale The tilt
ing VIII commence promptly at noon,
and as some os the most skilIful rider.
from Maryland and Virginia will com
pete. exciting sport may be expected
The grand coronation ball will be open
ed on the arrival of the evening boat
from this city and dancing will continue
throughout the evening. The steamer
Charies Manchester will leave Seventh
street wharf tomorrow at 10 a. m . 80
and $50 p. m. returning leave the IaIl
at l2:45, 40, 8. and II D. m.
The Washington times., 1905-08-29

IN the contest. but the boys put up a
good game and made the winners of
the pennan of Section Il of the Church
League hustle for the honors.
The grounds were not in the best
of condition and topnotch ball could
not be played Graves, catcher for
Calvary, had his hand very badly hurt
in the fifth inning and had TO retire
from the game.
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES.

William II. II. Hart, a colored lawyer
Of Washington. has filed suit against
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
the Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Wash
ihgton Railroad Company TO recover $50.
600 as damages for ejecting him from
enc Of the cars Of the defendants and
also for false arrest and imprisonment
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
ss6.ss to Denver, Colorado ,prings, OIL

Pueblo Colo. and return II aItimore &
Ohio railroad. August % to s eptember 8,
account National Encampmef, Il G. A. R.;
return limit September Is. a, nd may be
extended to October 10 upon payment of
soc fee Route either via Chi cago or St
Louis, returning same or rev erse route.
Consult agents
The Washington times., 1905-08-29

Two-base as bits Wood stolen bases. .,
ton. Nash t2). Graves. Brown, Newgent.
Fletcher. First base on balls-Off Brown,
2: off Spicer. 1; of Newgent. .; off Good
man. , Hit by pitched ball-Goodman.
Struck out-By Brown. 4: by Splcer. 4:
by Newgenr. A: by Goodman. , Passed
ball-Graves. Wild pitch-Brown. Um-
pire-Mr. Carroll. Time OF game hour
and 80 minutes
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
Moderate Priced Funeral Designs
At Blackistone's. 18th and III streets
Te Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up the System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESs CHILL TONIC. You know
what you are taking. as the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle showing
IL Is Quinine and Iron In a tasteless as
well as tho most acceptable and effica-
cious form. The QuiniDe drives out the
Malaria and the Iron builds up the sys-
TEN. Sold by all dealers for "a years.
Price so cents
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
HUNGRY DOG BIT BOZ
WHO PATTED HIS HEAD

While playing with a tramp dog, Hur-
ley Maxwell, eleven years Id. OF 121l
Sixth street southwest, was bitten on
the hand and received sevei al painful
decorations about O'Clock tht morning
The animal was looking for: something
To eat and wandered into MAXWELL s
yard The lad tried to pat he animal
on the head. but the dog wal tied some
thing to eat. and not pattinG, and took
a bite of Hurleys hand.
AT noon the dog was caugli by police
of the Fourth precinct.
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion, Balti-

more and Ohio r. r. Spend Labor Day
holiday at the Fails. Leave Washington
a. m. Sertember 1st. Special train
standard coaches and Pullman parlor
cars. via Philadelphia and picturesque
Lehigh Valley Tickets good ten days.
Liberal stop-overs returning. Similar
excursion September ID.
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Irwin A. Spittell. "a. and Berthe
Jacoby, 10.
Charles E. May. 80, and Cora. A
Havner. 80. both of Waynesboro, Va.
Henry A. Allen, "a. and Irene X. J..
20.
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
Times Want Ad Bran ch.

Want advertisements and su descriptions
for The Evening and Sunday Times will
be received at regular office rates at
Day & Co.'S Pharmacy. col ner Four
teenth and p streets northwei;t
The Washington times., 1905-08-29

Portland, Ore, via Scenic c. & O. Ry.
Lewis and Clark Exposition Liberal
rates and stop-over privileges
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
At Moderate Cost.

''The object is 10 afford persons of
moderate means, i'm the incipient stage
of the disease. facilities for open air
treatment. in the immediate vicinity of
this city. where they can have proper
medical supervision, suitable diet ETC.
at a very moderate cost
II is the intention TO conduct the san
1t3rlum on business principles, and Ii is
expected that dividends not to exceed
per cent will be paid to stockholders
The company Is not asking for charity,
but earnestly requests public-spirited CIT
liens TO ASSIST in the philanthropic work
by subscription TO the stock"
The stockholders in the company are
signing the following, showing the con-
oitions under which they buy the stock :
We, the undersigned. realizing the
need OF facilities for outdoor treatment
Tor eonsumptives, who are able to pay
from $40 week and upward for treat
ment, hereby subscribe for the number
OF shares set opposite our name. for the
purchase. equibment; and maintenance
of such an institution-the sanatorium
To be located In the vicinity of Washing
ten, and to be constructed upon strict
ly business basis.
1T IS believed that all persons interest
ed In the stamping ont OF tuberculosis
may very properly engage in an enter
prise Of this character. which Will have
with safe investment. which promises
10 pay per cent dividends. and which
could not result in any serious loss, as
curity.'
The stock is selling at 500 a share
The following have subscribed for the
number of shares opposite their names
Gen. George NJ. Sternberg. shares:
DR.. George NJ. Kober. ? shares; DR.. d.
Percy Hickling. l share; DR.. James Dud-
ley. Morgan. share; Dr. Frank Leech.
! share; DR.. George n: Acker. share:
DR.. Loren Johnson. share: DR. Samuel
S. Adams. share; DR. Charles w.
richardson. share: Dr. Sterling Ruffin.
share; DR.. Jesse Ramsburgh shares:
Tr
c. Rives, shares; DR.. 2. T. Sewers.
share; DR.. r. T. Holden. / share: DIR.
r, V, Hammond. ] share: DIR. Sofe
Tordhoff Jung. ! share; DR.. Franz A. r.
son. ] share; DR. Ida Heiberger: DIR.
Charles C. Marbury. share: DR.. Rooert
Scott Lamb; DR.. Frank p Vale: DIR. J.
$: Wall. ] share; DR.. G. Brown Miller:
b. French. l share; DR.. F. j. Shadd. /
share: DR. ID. Olin Leech. I share: DIR.
Frank E Gibson. l share: DR. w. X.
Butler. / share; DR.. CammiIlo II. Machi-
share; DR.. A. NJ Curtis. share: DIR. ].
s. Arnold. ] share: DR.. George Boyd ]
share: DIR. J. II. Metzerott. i share; DR..
C. @. Stone. / share; DR. VIM c. wood
share; DIR. Robert Reyburn, ] share:
DR.. J. III. Bryan. l share; DR.. Thomas
a Claytor- ! share; DR.; George W.
share: DR.. Charles Read Collins.
share: DIR. John r. Sharp. ! share; DR..
James F. Mitchell. / share: Dr. John g
Briggs; DR.. Randolph Carmichael. Dr.
Chester. share; n. II. Shea, ! share:
Appleton Clarke. Jr., share: August G.
Taylor; ! share; Lewis Elemsr. share:
Smith. I share; G. w. F. swartseiI'
share John B.. Sleman. share. and
Lewis Zinkhan. I share.
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
$500 Portland, Ore. and Rsturn

Tickets on sale daily. Consult BaltI-
more q Ohio R.R. agents for particulars
The Washington times., 1905-08-29
Summer and Weekend Excursions.

Tickets to Virginia mountain resorts
0n sale at Chesapeake and Ohio Offices
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
3ittstpn.

- Wtit elmer Su9elpunOe in Der
t0Hite wurbe 9ienitas Oiu6t OOnner
6urpep in bas SOipital auf9enommen.
@r Iagte, es iei aus Oem Sinterbalt aut
ibn sei6oien worOeu. uls er anf oem
gSe9e sur glrbeit na6 oem 2wtn
Sba6t mar.
- Der in SOmells WtObelbanOluu9
an SaO Wiuin StruBe unseitellte @bs
warb Sones trat Donneritus Slbeno in
Die 6abrltubl0finuns uub fiel ;wauji9
SuB, babel nit Dem Sopf unb ben
S6ultern auf Dem burteu GementbOoen
lunOeno. Der Wtunu wurOe bur6 ben
Saa beiiunun9slOs gemaht unb Der be-
bauoelnOe glr3t bate weni9 SOffnun9,
OaB er iid wisoer:erbolen wiiroe.
= gilbert, Der Is Sabre aIte SObn
Ses gSilliam Campbell pom OiuiiiOn
Strabe. psl6er Dor 3Wei Sabren am A.
Suli bur6 Die @rpIoiion eines Pulosr'
iaIies i6auOerbuft usrbrannt wuroe
uno ieitbem beiuabe beitdnoi9 srObe
S6mer;eu ausbalten muBte, oa Die
g8unoen beilten uuo baum wieOer aus
bra6en, wuroe euolih SOnnta9 9ta6t
BON ieineu Gualen Our6 ben 3Oo er'
loft.
= Samuel Sobiel, Der iid Dor ;lpei
98o6en bel 6rau SSilliam WtOOneg
uon Sib Wtain StraBe einitellte unO
na6 Gr;dbluns elmer SeiOens9sidibte
9lufnubme fano, i6rint Elm re4t nn'
oanfbarer Suri6e gu iein, benn nad'
Dem Die 6rau ibn unent9eltli6 befOIti9t
bate, w6breuo er ii6 nm cine 9ln'
itellun9 umlub, tniii Der Serl Sonntag
9ia6t bsinlit aus, Obue einen Gent
aOitselo gu be;ubleu unO nabm nod
peri6isSsns Der 6rau 9eborenSe
glrtitel nit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
SeufclStbat.

Sine Dtpei6e an Die @bicaso rGri'
bune" BON Sannibal, Wto. ia9t
Charles @briitian, elm 11idbriser
Snabs. purOe in Der Oortisen Union
StruBs gsitsrn absno uOn sinsm an.
oeren Sun9en 9tumeus Wtcyaiu bel
lebenOi9em Seibe uerbruunt. 9briitiaH
ipielte auf Der StruBe, als Wtc9ain,
cine @aiOlinfanne in Der SanO. iprins
seno, oaber fam. Dad jmeimulis
ger Orobuus, oas Sinh braten gu
WOIleu, fiibrte sr Die teufliide 9lbfidt
aus unO 9Ob Sunddit Oem tleineu
@briitiun ben Subult Der @aiolin.
fame iiber ben Sopi, iOOuB Die Slei.
Der uOllitduois nit Dem 3iinbitOff ses
trdutt wareu. 9to6 ebe Der 9uabe
oauOnlaufen fouute, bate Wtc2ain elm
3hnobOl3 auseitedt uno auf Gbri.
itiun seworien. Das Sino ltaub I'M
gtu in benen Slammen. Puiiantsn
eiltsn gu isiner Silfs uuO sritidtsn
i9lieBli6 oas Ssuer. DO6 Oas SinO
mar 10 psrbranut, bus es itsrbsu mug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Sfstte 3uftdnse in Shieaae. .

Ntapor Dunue BON Chicago bat
elmer Delegation Der 9Seitieite, wel6e
ibn iu eiuer Petition eriuhten, rie itsts
bdufissr uOrtOmmenoen WtOrotbaten
uuo @inbrii6e iu Chicago burh wirfs
unsSpOlle WiuBnabmeu einSucdmmeu,
Die iOlssnOs 9lutwOrt Sescben: ~Das
8ribspen @efdusuiB 1T bis jnr duBers
itsn SaIiunestruft Ssfiilt unb wis i'd
bore. iit audi Die Sail iiberfiIlt. Dies
lit bod ssWiB Elm SeWeis Sufiir, oaB bic
9OliSsi sifris biutsr ben Spiebuben ber
it," Die PstitiOn bate unf Oas euOr.
me llebsrbunOnebmsH iOldsr Serbredsu
binsewieien uno betOut, oab WtorOtbas
ten bdufis ami Offeuer StraBe pOrtdmcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Ius benz obcren xbale.
(Nr6bal6 @orreipOnOcu;.l

= Der 9idbrise @eOrse Wtatt uon
WtupfielO wurbs seitern 9tadmittas in
Der 0idbe ieiner @obnun9 pom elmer
SOfOmotiue iiberfabren unb 9etObtst.
(@arbOnOuls @orreiponbenj.)
= SRI. Pboebe GrescOtt uno @eorss
Remih, beioe uOn bier. wurben leeten
Samita9 3u PuteriOn, u. S.. ais Gbe'
paar einseieSnst.
= 9auienbe BON EsriOnen ituttetsn
SOnnta9 unierer Stuot sinen 8sIu6 ab,
um ben burb ben SSirbelimrm leste
0Ofe anseridteten SdaOen Su beii9.
tisen. WtagOr Glurf bat Offentli6 fir
Scitrdse appellirt, nm ben 8ei4dOi9s
ten Wieoer auf Die 6iiBe gu belfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Sunnpre.

= Der @rocerielaben be8 Soiepb
Deal al ben pGorners" wurbe Wtontas
0taht bon Ginbre6ern nm mebrere
Dollars wertb SSaaren unb aud etpas
8aar9elo beitobleu. Sin Seitenfeniter,
aus mel6em bic Slasideibe entfernt
worOen mar, CAB oen Serlen @intritt.
- Die 500 glnseltellten Der SiaIiSc
3e6en wurOen Samita9 in ui6t serin9e
9ln9it ueriest, ais ii6 cine Stri6iebuns
ereienete, welde sefGbrlif su perOeu
brObte. Die 9lrbeiier wuroen i6ueG
CUR Sberfld6e beOroert uno Die 3e6s
nift mieoer betrieben merben bis eine
lluteriu6uns sema6t pOrOen lit.
- 0as Seriten eines 2ufti6lau6ss
auf elmer @rie SOtomotiue Su 9unter
Sill friib am Sountas WiOrsen butts
jur 5Olge, oaB Orei Sarren BON ben
@eleiien seihleuoert wurben uno OiC
@eleiie fir pier Stunoen blOdirten,
0demauo wurOe uerlest. Oa Die 2OtO'
mOtiue sur 3eit iebr lan9iam lief.
Der % Sabre alte SObn Wtc'
OonalO pom Spencer StraBe fiel an
Wtontas nubc Sate ScrantOn, ais Ell
@idbOrnden iu9ts, fiiufSebn SUB uOu
einem Saume uno lauoete ami Dem
SOpf. OuOurb cine @ebirneri6iitteruu9
erbalteuo, Die 3udun9en ueruria6ten
unO I'M Wtitterna6t ieinen 3Oo sur
5Olse batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
08ilfess Barre SfaHribteu.

-Ssrr 9barlss 5sueritsin, Elm alter
Siirssr oisier StuOt, wurOe am j5rsitn9
sur lsstsn Tubs bsitattet.
-Surrp Werduut BON Bolton,
WtaIi., ertrant seltern gta6mitta9 i'm
Susauebanua oabier, mo er oil einem
Damme bei6dfti9t mar.
= grof. 5bOmus 8. Deuanep, felt
att Sabren Elm Ssbrer un Der Union
StraBe So6idule. itarb am Samitas
i'm lllter pon AZ Sabren.
- 9lls na6 siuer Sprensung in Der
Senrp 3sds bubier am Sumitas SObn
ButuntO unO 9obu EcmtOuid in Die
aammsr suriidtebrten, wuroen iie Ourd)
iallenOss @titeiu eri6laSen.
- Su 9tanticOts iit Der EDpbus epi'
bemii6 auisetreten uno Die Situation
lit 10 seTGbrlif, OuB man Die Oifentli6en
S6ulsu i6tOB. lleber bunoert @rfran'
fun9en iiuo augemeloet.
- Die Bolen batteu am Wtontaa
nabe SuOion Elm Bic 9iic uno cine 6ottt
Stalicner erre9ten RubeitOrun3en. 9llf
Yfarrer Spotansti Die Staliener SUI
6ube ermabnte, ueriests inn elmer Der
Ielben nit einem Sniippel einsn Shlal
iber ben Sopi. mas Elm aasemeines
SanOssmense jur 6olse bate, in Oelier
8erlaui msbrere Yerwunounsen Uor
tamen. @s purben nu6traSli6 ein
glnsabl 9erbaftuusen uorSenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
91ah ccm Saaa.

Sine Der unmittelbaren Solgen Der
Gortsmoutb'er Ssrsinbarnu9 wiro Die
@inlabuns gu elmer all9emeinen lOses
naunten Srieosnsconferen, Der Wfdhte
i'm 6aag uOn Seiteu bes Frdiioeutsn
HOOIeuelt Iein. Sm leeten Srie9e iin0
gum peni9iten orei SSra9sn aufsetoms
men. Die u0lterredtlid sereselt merben
iollteu. @s lino Die 9enueuns orabt'
lOier 3eleerapbie uon Seiteu Der Sci,
tun9scOrreiponOenten oOer neutraler
Wid6te, SaS Se9en unteriseiihcr unO
treibenoer Wtinen uno 2OrpeoOes in
9emGllern, Die pon neutralen Wfd6tsn
benust meroen, oosr al Yl1sen, uon
no aus iie in iol6e @emdiier treiben
unb Die niht RriesiiibrenOen in Sc
fabr brinSen tOnnen; orittens = Der
wihtiglte Buntt - Die Re6te Der
triesfiibrenosn Earteien in nsutralsn
Sdten uno Die 9febte Der nsntralen
Widdte fir ben 6all, oaB ibre 6dfen
uOn Sdiffen Der Srie9tiibrenoen anses
luuien werOen.
Rrdlibeut HoOieuelt beuahri6tiste
i'm Sttober uOri9en Sahres Die Wtits
sliebsr Der Snterparlameutarii6en
Union our6 oas StaatsOepartemsnt
bon isiusr abii6t uuo luO Die Widdts
elm, Delesatsn iur Re9uliruns Der Oben
ausssebenen 5rasen nad Dem Suas gu
ienOen. SAT- ulle Wtddte ia9ten i'm
Prin;ip 3u, idlusen ober Dor, bic GOnr
isrsn; erit mad SsenOiSuus oes Srisses
;miiden Sapun unO GuBlaub an;ube.
ruumeu. Sect lit oas seIdsben, uub
Der BrdliOSnt wiro pabrideinli6 isbr
balO meitere S6ritte in Der sln9cIesen'
belt er9reiteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
Bon Nctcrsbure.

- @tna 1900 PeriOnen nabmeu
Samitae an Dem slusflu9 Der bieiiSen
SeiOeufubrit theil. Oas g8etter lieB
uisl gu Wiinidsn iibri9, trOsOem Usrs
sniiste man ii6 beiteus.
5rau SObu S6wars uOn Prsss
colt 9Iueuue fiel DOnneritas ;u WtOOiic
9afe uon osm SaruHea unO WurOe be-
iinnunsslOs uuisefunbsn. Die erbal'
tsnsn SsrlesuuSsu sri6isusn gsfdbrlia,
bod erbOtte lie ii6 ipatsr Disber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-07
pra6tpOae nsas farbiss seiOs.

8ar ppahGusist aOfamt unb tfftftppn'
9aillsn. 3pri isbr uubsrsspStnlt&s gOrtbsils.
1000 Glen rride 9affeta, tiui6Iisesnr
iees neus S6attiruns fur Snaesu per Absnr
Gjtbrauh. Dislt litblihtn 5aHstas fnb &C.
ppttu ppn elmer trtrn Aualitdt Ssibs uni
babsu zine IpsitQt W,bsfubl abuneuus.
psIts 1is bpppst dn,isbtnp MAIDEN. 9tnI
Ssibs gut rs Gents bic Gas psrtb. Dtsi'
@p6s, 55 Gents.
1000 Glen Ptau De SbBne, has msif
tppulGrs ALE Der ntut Sstesnssptbs fur latlltn
VIE S6attiruna,n uuo iGpara. in tinsI Ab'
runeuns ron trfaunlihr S6Suttit. Rsau'
lGrr Btrtb. SO Gents. Disfs 0p4E Il
Gents.