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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-17
NEEDS A REMEDY.

Mr.. J. j. Vandiver brought tC
the Eagle Office yesterday a couple
of peaches that formed the subject
of an enquiry on his part of inter
est to fruit growers.
They are both seedlings-one a
large white meat cling peach, with
pink blush-a beautiful aud ex-
cellent peach. 1t is ripening now
two weeks before it's time,
its early ripening being caused by
the sting Of some insect, and this is
what he wishes to get rid of. Some
insect (ily or bug stings the peal
and in the rupture thus caused,
the common "drunkard" knats
collect, increasing the area of in.
lection, so that decay sets in and
it prematurely ripens aud falls.
Mr.. Vandiver thinks there should
be remedy by spraying or other.
wise for this trouble, and says
correctly that in this county we
could have fine peaches all through
the summer and fall, il we learn
how 10 meet these troubles.
The Eagle hopes somebody will
suggest a remedy.
The other peach shown by him
is large yellow free Seeding, Of.
the shape and size Of the liberia,
the main difference its later ripen.
ing. This peach also is due TO
ripen in September, but is falling
now on account Of insect enemies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-17
JACOB DIHBOLD.

Death, ever grim, unwelcomed
visitor, came suddenly yesterday to
the Boehme home In this city, and
In the person OF young Jacob Diebold
found u victim.
Jacob Diebold, commonly known
AZ Jacob Boehme, an is-year old
boy, died at Ia. m. yesterday, as
announced In u short notice in yes
terday's Eagle. He suffered from
headaches for two or three days, but
was not thought TO be seriously III,
In fact did not take HIS bed. Tuesday
night, however, sometime after mid.
night. he was taken violently III,
had high fever, and no time was lost
by Mrs. Boehme In summoning
medical aid. The physician arrived
about 8 a. m, and administered
what relief he could, but the case
was beyond the power of medical
skill, and death followed ut 7 o'clock.
Jacob was the step-son OF Mrs.
Otto Boehme, his father and mother
having both died years ago. Mrs
B0ehme was deeply stricken with
grief over his death, as the boy was
dear 10 her from association and her
20 him as the only mother
be has known almost since infancy.
His father died when he was six
weeks old and his mother died when
be was four years Of age.
The remains were Inferred yester-
lay afternoon at the city cemetery
It $3.50 o'clock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-17
DIR. HOGsrON'S PROMOTION.
Some Considerations Regarding His Sue.
cessor as President OF the
A. & N. College.

The news of the election Of DR.
d. +. Houston as president Of th'
State University was received
with much regret in Bryan, on
account of the loss to the A. IL NJ
College il DR.. Houston accepts the
position.
DR.. Houslon's work in behalf oil
the A. & NJ. College during his
term as president is appreciated
very highly by all friends Of
the College. He is man well
fitted by nature and attachments
TO preside over and build up "A
great educational institution like
the A. &c NJ. College and the actual
possession of such man, tried
and his worth proven, is something
that the College can i'll afford to
lose, despite the probability that
a good man will be procured in
his stead. DR.. Houston's plans
for the upbuilding of the College
reached far into the future as we'll
as being concerned, in many re-
spects, with measures of present
advantage, and the interruption of
his good work is a thing to be re-
GREETED by all good friends Of the
College. The social loss from the
departure of DIR. and Mrs. Houston
will also be keenly felt here.
In connection with the success
sion TO the presidency of the A. &
NJ. College, the name of Prof. Ii. II.
Harrington is very freely used
here, although it is not known that
he has any ambition in that direc-
ton. No man has made a deeper
study Of tine affairs Of the College
than Prof. Harrington; no man is
better acquainted with the work of
the College in It's ramifcations
throughout the state. He has been
closely allied with its develop.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-17

ment to its present advanced posi-
tion. Without playing politics, anC
exerting his influence in a plair
and dignifed manner, he has haC
great influence in shaping legisla'
ton past and present pertaining
TO the institution. He has a wide
acquaintance and strong influence
with the public men Of Texas who
control the destinies of the College.
He is a scholar, and a practical
business man as we'll. If the board
of directors of the institu 10 n
should see fit to elect Prof. Har-
rington to succeed DR.. ID. +. Hous-
ton as president OF the A. 81 NJ.
College, the people Of Bryan believe
that the College would be in good
hands.
A serious matter in connection
with the frequent and unfortunate
changes in the presidency Of the
College is the abrupt alterations
10 the policy OF the institution
consequent upon the introduction
of new men into the office, more or
less unacquainted with the College,
who must necessarily lose much
valuable time before they become
thoroughly acquainted with the
peculiar field occupied by the in
its scope and work. This
Is strong reason why man sit
lated as Prof. Harrington is,would
be peculiarly available for the
place. No abrupt changes, no ex-
Deriments would follow, as would
likely be the case if new man
rom the outside, no matter how
veil he might be fitted otherwise,
Ihould be placed in the office.
In the interest of the school, and
# its continued harmonious devel-
'pment upon the high plane which
now occupies, the Eagle would
ike to see Prof. II. II. Harrington
elected for the place, although We
rave no knowledge that he desires
t, and do not believe that he will
inter- any contest for it whatever.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT.
First Two Days OF Regular Session Re.
ported.


Application of 5. ;. Kennedy
and others for road in precinct No.
3, returned to signers for correc-
ton.
w. r. Parker, Dennis Cahill,
J. q. Blume, w. c. Pitts and Jno.
Kopeky were allowed $500 each
as a jury Of view.
w. G. Mitchell, justice precinct
No. 4, filed his report for quarter
ending August Il, 1905: 1895
collected for the quarter. APP
proved.
Mat W. Eaton, justice precinct
No. 5, filed report: $1,000 COL
lected. Approved.
L. r. Lloyd, justice precinct No.
3, filed quarterly report: IS cents
collected. Approved.
J. NJ. Hunt, justice precinct No.
6, filed quarterly report: 80 40
collected. Approved.
SamFSmith's butcher report Was
examined and approved.
S. II. Franklin's butcher report
examined and approved.
p. II. Konecny's butcher report
examined and approved.
Report Of Il. Nasn, ct al, Jury
Of view received, and it was recon.
mended that said road be not al.
lowed, on account Of too much ex-
pense.
K. Nash, f. NJ. Wallace and SIS.
Resin each allowed $500 as jury
of view.
Jury Of view appointed to lay
out a road in the Fountain neigh.
borhood, about six miles west of
town, was heard and approved.
The road was ordered established,
and following allowances were
made for compensation for land:
To w. H. Burt, SIC; to Joe Burt,
81; to John Mennits, S23.
The court is still in session at
this writing, Wednesday.
Report of County Treasurer Jno.
NJ. Lawrence was approved. It
showed the following funds on
hand:
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j. wv. Bats
REAL ESTATE AGENT
OFFICE IN TALiAFERRO BUILDING
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
PHONE No. "a.
Have 10 once the only set OF Abstract Book OF
bIazos County Land Titlss.
FOR SALE.

/ 1885 acres of land located on mall
route IL miles north OF BRYAN.
] About 20 acres in cultivation. Near
| ly all under fence. 10 acre hog pas.
ture. Good : room residence and 2
room tenant house. Good water.
hhis Is first class place. Prlco
$40. 90 per acre.
go acres of good black sandy land
about 10 miles north Of BRYAN on
mail route. Four-TOom house; good
Well 80 acres IN cultivation. Price
sGi0 Oh
2i2 acres miles from Bryan; 100
acres Ia cultivation; 10 acre hog pas
ture; balance Ia pasture; Broom res
idencei ? tenant houses; barn cost
$4,000 Price $1,000 per acre.
"a acres about II miles northeast
OF Bryan: about 20 acres under fence
aud cleared; balance timber. Price
5000 per acre.
Five room residence with about
two acres Of land, located near school
house. Price $500. %.
Ten room residence and 10 acres
OF land In city limits, Tenant house,
barn, etc. Price, s30OO.OO. Terms
easy.
The n. u. Cole block In HallF
addition. Price s75O.OO.
One quarter Of a block In eastern
part OF town, price 1925
2l2 acres OF land on east side OF
town,known as the Caldwell pasture.
VIII sell I'm tracts to SUIT purchasers
and on easy terms.
8 lots In good neighborhood, with
fine shade trees. Price $500. Terms
easy,
3 lots near Allen Academy. Price
s325.OO
81 acres of land, with good small
residence, bored we'll, and all nee
cessary improvements, located in
side of city limits. Price 100000
terms reasonable. This is q bargain.
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IN GAY OLD SPAIN.
Letter From Bryan Boy who Sails the
Briny Deep on the Flagship
Minnesota.

fhhhNH'Aas
Judge 4. c. Brietz is in receipt
of letter from his son Charles
dated Valencia, Spain, and written
on the beautifully embossed sta,
tionery OF the U. 5. flagship Min.
nesota. The Eagle is allowed 10
make the following extracts from
the letter:
Valencia, Spain, July We
arrived here on the 10Th. There
is to be big bull fight here today.
Seven pulls used today, six TO-.
morrow, and the next day four or
five. The big carnival is going on
here, from the Goth to the Both. |
haven't got my pay yet. The
Captain wanted 10 pay Us today,
but the admiral is too much of a
christian to sign the pay rolls on
Sunday. Yet when it comes 70
work to be done by the crew, he is
right in line.
| expect 10 go up into the noun.
tains for about six weeks. with
some scientists, who will take OBJ
servations Of the eclipse Aug. II.
Will have to do a lot Of work be-
fore the eclipse, preparing the ap.
paratus used in the ODE ryations)
and then after it j. over will have
to take il all down.
Charities letters are much ap
preciated by Judge Brietz, and his
many friends here will also be glad
to know that be il still doing well
in the service of Uncle Sans navy,
and seeing a lot of the world.
Charlie is a seaman now. which is
an advance in rank since former
reports from him.
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Paris, Aug. i6.-M witte b,. 70
ceived final Instructions relative 10 IN,
extreme limit Of the Russian conrcs.
Aions' according 10 Information receiv.
"a by the Temps from its 81. Peters.
a., suis correspondent, who says he learn,
"a governmental circles that should Ja
pan insist on the payment OF an I'M.
oemnliy the negotiations win be- brok
sh on The decision. the correspon.
aent says r. expected this week
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FOR SALE

All my household and kitchen
furniture. Must be sold by Sept. /.
II you are In need OF anything in
that line, call and see me. +. II.
Selden, old Platner place, Bryan.
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On and after August Dist ! will
run my wood cutting machine. Par
ties wanting wood cut, phone 3l5.
pit Joe PletZer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-17

'-adrid. Aug. 1.-THE newspapers
declare that 100 laborers In Andulsa
are without the necessaries OF life. Sew
eral districts are az the mercy OF the
rioters and that many landlords are
seeking safety In flight.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-04
Der Glteffe 9iebesbrief.

GIte 2iebesbriefe. umipun6en NIT
einem blabblduen Seioenbano, unters
mii9t nit elmer Code uno aerbrOdeIn>
Den Blumen, baben einen sroben poes
tiiden Rei3. Deniser poetifdb iit Der
dlteite 2iebesbrief Der auf unfere
Sage getommen ift; er iit auf cine
Sbonplatte eingetrdbt uno i'm 3iesels
ofen gebaden. Sein G4reiber tpobnte
etipd 2200 Sabre Dor Gbrifti @ebnrt
in 8ubplon uno nannte ii9 9imil
Marouf. Seine @eliebte bieb Rass
bupa uno pobHte in Sippara. Gr be-
titelt fie sGrtli9 ~msin SdGf9en. ="
Die -Rebue- brinst etnen 4usaug aus
Dem 8risfe: -WOse Dir Die Sonne
Mdrouts etpises Geben perleiben! Sd
m0dte ipiiIen, oh Ou BEL gutter &C.
funbbeit btf. Sb. f1ide einen 8ptsn.
Inn mir es mit5utbsiltn. S4 peiIs tn
Babylon unb iebe Did ni9t. Sd BIN
barum febr unrubis. Senbe mir
Ra9ri6t. iponn Ou iommen tpirft.
oamit i9 mid freue. W6seit Du
lanee lsben fir meins 2iebe.-
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Gbiuefifdbe gtnnipriid5e.

Sn ben Spri9p6rtern elmer Ration
fpieselt iid ibr @sift unb Gbarattsr
getreuIt9 ab. @dn5 beion6ers tn bies
beim 9tnefHden Spri9port Der TaIl,
bds iebo9 mebr Weltilusbeit als Miis
sefiibl D.rrGth. pis fOIsenot probeu
6drtbun fperoen:
@eI6 1T elm gutter Disner. aber elm
sefdbrli9er Serr.
Wer borgt. Inn gu bouen, bout. Tim
5u bertuufen.
Wer feline BeSiirfniHs bermtnSert,
berei9ert iid.
au@ Der 2anbesfiirit bat feline ar.
men 8erpanoten.
3tebe CUTE Ra9barn .ntf,rntsn Ger,
tpdn6ten por.
Gs sibt 5tpei CUTE WsnI9eu: oer stne
1T toot. Der anoere nod nidt geboren.
WGnner In Der @eienI I9aft b5ren
ii9 su. Gruuen feben ii9 an.
Sd6ne Grdusn ftnb sumeiif Ie6g I'M.
gliidli6.
SdBIide 9atttnnsn iinb toifbdrs
S6Gbe.
2aufe ME ettpas, ipas Su nt&t n5s
tbig bait, nur neil .s biIis III.
Rtue TT bds G9o etner berIcrsnen
Sueenb.
Gbe Du sine Dobuune mietbef, er.
tlrnotge Did nad Der Radbari9dft.
RIuge MGnner fno islteu f65n;
i96ne Srausn isltsn Hug.
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uls Erie0e 6o(ten.
sSntercHante GimjeIbeiten iibsr Die
&rirse Der lesten Sabr;ebnte.

ssnorme @eIos nno gaenidlsKppier- Der ame.
rifaniibs sirsersriss SrsasI ess ruff
Hia'tdrfiidsu arissss Soften Der surss
paiid,sn etrsiimddlts.
Sn elmer 3eit, ole einen 10 aepaltis
gen Srieg bat tpie Die sssentpGrtigs. lit
es interefant, etipas iiber ole Opfer 5u
erfa6ren. ole Der &rieg foroert. gldz
tiirlib iino Die laufenoen WlilitGrs uno
Mdrinez zIrnirungsfoiten babel ni9t
nit eingere9net. Gs isi nur elm tleiner
lleberihlag iiber Ole enormen @elos
uno Meni4enopfer gemadt. Die ole
3riege Der lebtsn SabrSebnte foroerten.
Der amerituniI9e 8iirgertrieg 1861
bis 1865 toilette $10,000,000,000 uno
100000 Mann. 9ie Roroitadtsn pers
loren babel 100000 Soloaten, nab.
reno Die Siioitaaten 100000 Meni9en
einbiibten. 9ln 5tpeiter Stelle mub Der
oeuti9sfran5oiii9e 8r,es erpdbnt per>
ben, Der Der franaOiii4eu RutiOn Die
enorme Summe bon 6,320,000,000
Utdrt nebit elmer Rriegsentf6G oigung
bon 5,000,000,0OO Jrancs foitete.
6rdntreid berlor oa6ei290, ,000 Mann.
Der ungIiidielige &rieg, Der unssfGbr
stpei Sabre gum S9doen Spdniens
duf 9ubd tpiitbete, toItete Spdnien
600.000.000 Mart uno trus ibm ben
Huin ieiner rei6iten toionidlen Be-
fibung elm. gs tpuroe dusgerednet,
bdB Spanien tGgli9 100000 Dart
gum llnterbdlt ieiner 100000 duf
8uba tpeilenoen Soloaten auseab.
Den 9rimtrieg 1854-1S55 sablte
England nit runo 1,004,000,000
Mart. Sm fransOFI9sitalieniI
&riege 1859 fielen $4,000, i'm 0iterrei>
dii9spreubii6en 5eloSuse bon 1866
10000 Mann. Der Snoianers9lufs
itdno i'm Sabre 1857 uno Der dime
fif6e Srieg brei Sabre Ipdter foroertsu
$1,000 Meni6en. 9ie Rsibe Der eng<
liiden 9riege in Qfsbuniitun 1878 bis
1880; i'm 3ululan0e 1879; i'm Sranss
pauI 1881; Ggpptsn 1882; Suban
1885 unb 9irmd 1885 toIteten 10000
WenI9enleben. Der 9insiiI9siapas
niI9e &ries 1894 foroerte 25,000
Spfer. gtad Dem ruiiiI9=tiirtiIasn
3riege bon 1877 fin6 aus einem ein5is
gen tiirtif9en SIuHe iibsr 1000 2ei9en
ermoroeter &inoer berauseefiidt lpors
ben. @nbli9 oarf man aud Die sefdl.
lenen Sbiere, pferoe. WluIis un6 Ras
meele ni6t bersefen. Re9net man
aber Die Idufenoen Soften, Die Die Ct,
baltung Der europdif9en StreitmG9ts
erforbert. 10 tommt allein fir oas
Sabr 1896 Bis 1897 Die borrenoe
Summe BON 4,254, 100000 Rurt Der,
aus. Sos meiite sibt Rubldno fir
fein !Seer aus, ndmli9 1882, ZOE. 400
Wfart i'm Sabre. Srantrei6 itebt in
6ritter 2inie nit 740,000,000 Wart.
DeutIblonos WiIitdrausgaben belau.
fen iit idbrtidb auf $50, ,718, 900 Wart,
pdbreno Oefterrsidb 356, $4,000
Wart uno StaIien 263, 1896. 800 Warf
aussibt. @s fo1 gum. S9luB nod ers
tpdbnt iueroen, oaB fdon 1874 Die feds
sroBen europdiiden Md6te allsin fir
&riegsmaterial unb Grpeoitionen ods
Siimmden BON 1,920,000,0o0 Mart
ausguben. 3ebn Sabre Ipdter. 1884.
batten Die 9lussaben Der feds Resies
runaen bereits Die S0be bon 3,000..
100000 Wfdrt erreiGt.
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Gifenbabn Setttnbeile.
SeIaipare, eadamanna uno @efieru 8abu
9n Rraft ten 1. Suut 1903.

in NrdIt etn L. Junt 1918.
SiDlih -YrlGet Snauiou fur Ntp gprI
nm 2.05, 3.20, Cos. 500, 1910, Born. H..
40, $40 uup 1886 9labmitiass. Gnr 9sr
yorf u. philadelphia, um 500 u. 10 10 8orm.;
1910 uuO 3.3N Na6mtiass. 6ur @0uibs
bore, 6.tu Rahmitiags.
Rorolid dir Buffalo um is. 6.22 II. 8 90
Mor., i.55. 6.35 une it.tu Hahmitiaes. S5ir
BinsbamtOu, Glmira unh 3pil6tnifatipnsu, um
10 25 Nor une 1 05 Rddm. Our Sspsep,
Spraeuis unO Utica. nm LIS unh 6.22 Dlsr. ;
t.55 Rnhmittaas. Ssrtgo. 5praeufs UNI
lltisa 3us um 6.22 Ror. iSuft tGsli6, ausat.
npmmtn Sonniaes. Bur Mouirpis UNI 900
Rpr.; los uue 6.35 Rdhm. 9ii6pIGpn Ac.
epmcbatipu. um 4.U0 uuh is Ranmiitaas.
Hloomsburg Sibifon-gtrI66t Sulntcu
fir gOrtbumSulaup um 6.35. 10 10 Wicr.
1.55 une 6.35 Ra&m. 6iir pIgmUurb um 9.O5
Ra@miitass.
SouHtaess3hse.
ehSIia-Sir Stem grrf um $50, 800
6.05 nHp 1910 Mcrstns; $40 unb 1886
Radm.
R6rsIia - 8ir Buffalo um f.t5, uni
6.22 Rcr. i.55, 6.35 unb lilo giaGm
6iir GImira unr 3pif&suifatiOutu, 1925 8Or.
mittags
Hloomsburg Sibifiou-g -gtrl6st Suantpr
nm t0.tn Wor. unb 6.35 Ro6m.
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albenteuer eiues eanaers.

9as W1itslieo Der Opera Gos
mtque~ in paris 3oedi, bon 9eburt
Elm Stuliener, mar nad Rouen gefdbs
rem. UNI bort in elmer Watinee mitsus
ipirtsn. @benbs isbo9 bate sr tn
paris in Der .GabalIerid Ruitieana-
gu iinsen. lInsIiidIi9srtpeiis pers
iGumte sr nun ben Ra9mittaessug in
Rousn. Was tbun9 S9neu enti9loi.
fen mietbete er elm Mutomobil, uno nun
begdnn elm Wettrennen nit bem bereits
abgegdneenen 3ug. Salt es bod nod
Dor 6iefem in Wdntes ein5utreffen, nm
oann BON bier aus na9 pariS 5u ges
Idngsn. 4ber nit bes SdidIals
WG1ten ober ri9tiser nit ben frunS6'
fif6en Ganogenodrmeu iit tein eipiser
8unb Su fledten. 3oe9t tpuroe BON
etnem 9enburmen dngebdlten uno tpes
gen au raI6en Gubrens aufnotirt, cine
proSeour, Die mebr als 20 Minuten
bednipru9te. Damn stns's ipeiter,
uber dls Der Sanger na9 Wuntes fam.
mar Der GrpreB5us f9ou tpieber abges
fdbren. Nun IeBte er Die Reife nit
oem automobil fort unb erreidte pa
ris 4bsnbs 9 llbr. Die -Gapallerid"
mar als lsbtes Stiid auseiebt. er mar
aIIo nod re6tseitig singetrpffen. Sn
ieiner @arosrobe iebo9 fan0 er stnen
Brief ieinss DIRECTORS bor, In Dem er
ibm mittbeilte, bdb Ct ibn nm 1000
Srdnes eeftraft babe. neil er obne Grs
laubniB puris berlufsu babe. aubers
Dem ent6edte Der SGnser. baB sr ieiu
portemonndie nit allen 9elb, bos er
ilberbdupt MD beiuB. berIoren babe.
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= Die uielgenanute Brin;ellin
SlleruuNru su 9ieubers uuO ShOiuseu
lit pom Ssjirtsseri6t ;u 9trbOn inl
S6wsiieriiheu auutOn Gbursau me-
gen GOucurs Sersebens in contus
macium gu Orsi 8Oden @efdusuiB
uerurtbeilt wOrOen. Sbre fraswurOi'
gen SransattiOueu felt benz slntaui
speier SdweiSsr S6lOBsiiter buttsu
idOn Dor uieIsn WtOuuteu lSur 6Olss
9ebnbt, SaB iibsr lie Der iGOueurs per.
bdugt murOe.
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sapans AlilitarfanitatslurIrtn.
psrieHaI, 0sDtpitaIsr. Rranfensiies. aerSis
unD reibIidte Seller.

Qls muitersiltis odrf nd9 sinem
8ortrass, ben Der 9eneralltabsar5t
uriel iiineit in elmer 8erIammlung oes
@ereins Der MilitGrGrsts Der Wiensr
9drnifon bielt, bds iapanif9e Milis
tdrfanitdtspeien beaei9net iperben.
Der Gbef Der japaniiden Sdnitdtss
orsaniiationen Itebt i'm Ranse zines
Observation-Disclosures Sas Srups
penfanitdtsperionul 1T Iebr reid BE.
mefen. 9ei iebem SnfduteriesHegis
ment gu orei 9atailIonen 6efinOen ii9
6 4ersts. 3 ObsrianitGts9ebilfen, u
Sdnitdtseebilfen uno 48 8leiiirtens
trigger. 0as Bel ieosr SruppenoipiIion
etnsetbeilte SanitGtsoetd9ement be.
ite6t aus Stpei 8leiiirtsntrGger
pdgnien uno elmer Central ooer 8ers
MISUNDERSTANDING; ss umfabt 8
9ler5te. l glpotbeter. 1 @erpaltunsss
offi5ier. 8 Srainoffi3isre uno 405
Wann. Weiter Oerfiist ieoe Sruppens
bipiiion iiber feds SeloIpitGler fir ie
200 3rdnte ober @erpunoete. 0as
perional zines SslbipitaIs iebt ii6 5us
idmmen aus 6 Ger5ten, 1 9lpotbetsr,
8erpaltunssoffisier uno 108 Wlann.
Sur ablofung Der borberen 5el0ipitGs
Ter fino Die ritationGren" SeloipitGler
beitimmt. Der 9efSbtsianitGtsoienjt
polIsisbt ii9 berurt. Sab Die SGlfte oes
Sruppen=S =SdnitGtsperiondIs tbunli9it
nube binter Der tdmpfenOen 2lbtbeilung
ole dllererite Silfe leiitet. lpGbrenb Die
unoere !Sdlfte tpeiter riidtpGrts auf
oem Regimentsbilfsplabe Die odbin ees
bra9ten 8erpunoetsn gum peitsren
Sransport 9esignet ma6t. gu ers
tpdbnen 1T bel oieier 9elesenbeit au6
Die 9bdtigteit peiblider Selferinnen
duf Dem S9ladtfeloe, Die Die ipeibli9e
sSugeno Der ebemdligen &riegerfaits,
Der Samurais, fellt. Bon ben 0ers
bdnoplGben fpmmen Die 8ernunoeten
in Die SelbIpitGler. Der tpeitere 9runss
port Bis 5ur aifte erfolst our9 9inss
iif9e SrGger ooer auf ben 5peirdbris
gen gbinefentarren, Johann auf Spi.
tdlf4iffen mad Sapan.
Sn Sdpan fino impropiftrte arans
tsn3iise in @eripenouns. Der ariegss
bpgiens miro bon ben Sapanern in pors
5iisliber Weife Rednung setrdgen.
Sffi5iere unb Wunnidaft finb bpgies
mild sei9ult uno Die senaue Our9s
fiibrung aller bpgienii9en MaBnabs
men TT our1 Die itrsnse Dissiplin uno
ben auseeipro9enen Retnli9teitsfinn
Der Sapaner gepGbrleiItst. Der Milis
tGrarat 1T serabe3u allsesenbGrtis.
Sbon ben boroeriten 4uftldrunespds
trouilen folst er nit Mitroitop uno
llnteriu9unssbebslfen er ourdfori9t
Die Orte na9 Snfettionstrdnten. priift
Die Srintpdferuno peranldBt alles 5ur
bbsienii6en Si9erung Der Sruppeu
Rotbise. SO 1T betdnnt, oaB ldnse
Dor &riessausbru9 Der borausfdtIi1e
3riessi9auplaB bon ben Sapanern
aud in iunitdrer Siniibt forgfGltis
ousgetunof9aftet tnorben ift.
WGbreno es TN geeentpdrtigen
Striegs ben Sapdnern bisber selaus,
S1pbus unb Dpfenterie auf UliHimum
gu bef9rdnten, baben iie febr unter
8eriberi, elmer 9ronii9stonititutipnels
len 9runtbeit, 5u lstben. Sie 9dupts
urfade III oie srobs Gmpfdnsli9ttit
Der mousolifden Rdfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-04
eine iapantfd.ssntiae seitnns.

Die in gotobdmd, Sdpon, erf&ti'
nenoe amsritanif9e 3eitung -Sdpan
9uiIp Serulo- ift tn Die 5dnoe etnes
beutfden 8oniorttums iibersesdnsen.
Die 3eituns erf9etnt. tpie setDobut.
tGglt9 in engltf9er Spro9e ipeiter.
obne ooB borIGufig cine aen6eruns TN
Rebdttionsfube eintrttt. Wlit Der 3eit
ptrb bann In beutfdes GdbrtpdFer
eingei9fpsntt tperbeu. Die engIiI9e
preHe in gotobama begriiBt ods CT.
etsniB nit isbr semif9ten 9efiiblen.
Die r9ailb W1di1- bat es ni9t laFen
tOnnen, fdon iebt bifise gemertlnsen
an ben We9Isl gu tniipfeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-04

Die erie bu6bbtFif9e
3ettf6rift In europa, Der
9ubbbiit." ift Oiefer Gage tn aeipsis
trfdieuen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-04
sadamauHa G. @BomiHs gaIlsg.
(eaurel einie.)
9rat IN araft am 20. Nuni i9O4.

5rat In Straft am 20. 9uni 1904.
3has perlaIfsn SCRANTON I'm 90, 900, 90
400, 500 une 500 Reratus. lin 20 Wpr.
gene an WptsHtastn unb ale ua6fOleeuet
lpaujis Wiuutsu, uue I'M 7.20 Mpraeus an
Sonntaeen uno allt uatfOIssnes jwaujis Mi.
uutsu bis uup tnfIufpt II 10 Na6ts, In Nd-
Ite-SarTt Al Wtnuttu ip1ttr dufommtub.
3hat alls 10 Winuteu an BSbtniassn BON
800 bis Gao RaGmtttdgs.
Grpub,dss psrIaHsn Snantpu tdsli6, ausat-
nommtn SOnnias. um 6.36, SIC unh 1896
RcrstHs, un6 2.f6 unb 4 Sc Ra6mittass. unb
trsifsn in @ilfts.8 Barre 80 Winutsn lp6ttr sin.
Stftnr Disnif ,pil&sn SuaHtOu, Nas Aus
parf une petueburg.
Sitbt BabrpIan fir stpGfbsfSretrnsf 3fss.
8.l6. Wplp IT,, 8trf,brsleitsr, SanuiOu.