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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-02

Fur storage, repairing, insurance, moth
proof. The Palace Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-02
TO CHANGE HOSPITAL LAW
Alderman Hertig Offers Amendment to
| the Building Ordinance.

Alderman Wendell Hertig has intro
duced an amendment to the building
the construction Of hospitals and sur
round them with safeguards. Accord.
ing to the amendment all hospitals
more than three stories high must be
absolutely freproof. Hospitals two
stories high must have two stairways
as remote from each other as possible
in order to facilitate the work Of rescue
in the event of fire.
Three-Q Quarter Length
Coat for 1895 at Pearce IS, 403.405 Mic
ollet, tomorrow only. Regular $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
Nursing Motners ana
OYer-burlened Women

In an stations OF life, whose vieor and
vitality may have been undermined and
uroken down by over work, exactine
social dutles, the too frequent bearing OF
eniioren, or other causes. Will find in DR..
flerces Favorite Prescription the most
p2tents lnvigoraJing restorative strength.
eve, ever devised for their special bene-
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~ saluaole IN sustaining NAeIr strength
Sa pIomotingS an abundant haurIshment
,ey,, ,Ui me child, ESpsctant RoeAers too
svsta wu.t mno 10 priceless Naba5Ho5 Prepaye the
sSs'em lor baby's coming and rsndsgine
lug otueai comparatively painless. II
ea ea9, @ do 20 harm in any state. or condition
9lTIne 1emale system.
Rehcate, hefYouS, Weak women, who
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acne, dragging-down distress low down
IN the abdomen, or from painful or irreg
trol u.ar monthly periods, gnawlng or dis
tressed sensation in stomach, dizzy OF
Iaint spells. see inag aginary specks or spots
noating before eyes, have disagreeable
pelvic catarrhal drain. prolapsus, ante
version or retro-Ycrsion or other displace.
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OF parts viii, whether they experience
tmany or only a lew Of the above synp-
4slnS faithfully and fairly persistently
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This world-famed specific for woman's
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pure glycerlc extract of the choicest pa
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
LUTHERAN CONFERENCE
CLOSES This EVENING
Four Days Session Has Been
Interesting and Instruc-
tive One.

The Lutheran church
niryi niGSt IGnf days session will Gloss ~
HiRht, Ihe conference has hoas "
most successful and profitable vol SIg opS
Py the Lutheran Mission cbpTcbes nea4 40
Ioano and Utah. Clerpvmen nroSnin IN
eIt IN Inc Lutheran church from Tdaho
ont cnains, Montana and Oregon were nree,
cess @ anf nq contributed con largely to the sue.
clehsymen, a class of mon Iearnsa ,si'iGg l
tne theology of their church and do, eau ra
ResS workers III the vineyard of tbo
Master, expressed themselves as biehIS
pleased with the hospitality accorded
them by the good people of Salt T'aIa
one OF the gentlemen, being asked
as 10 the progress of the Lutheran
church IN the West, said the work Of
progress was slow, more so in these vaI-
IeFe OF the mountains than east OF tbe
Rocky Mountains. 'Ne
Holding It's Own.
lie sad, however. that the church
was everywhere holding its own and
gradually growing in strength and nun.
ners. he said they were in the work
earnestly, devoting their lives in the
cause OF righteousness, with the hone
that among their own people, at least,
their efforts would contribute to their
happiness aud aid them in living clean.
moral hives, thus helping them to bring
up their families in q Christian atmos.
phere, and ft them for high order of
citizenship.
The meeting held last night was in
the interest OF the Lutheran League.
The house was filed by people from
various denominations who feel an in-
terest In the progress of the good work.
The programme consisted of much good
singing and short but appropriate ad-
dresses by the clergymen present. Fol
lowing is today's programme of exer.
clses, TO which the public is cordially
invited.
Today's Programme.
First meeting at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Reception of new members.
Baptism of infants.
Communion address, Rev. ! u Renst5on
Liturgy, RevS. o, 4. Blmquist and Chr
Carlson.
Song "om jag Tulade." choir.
Sermon. Rev. =. j. Brodiue, j.. n.
Communion service.
Afternoon, 4:lH. children's service.
Song
Address. Rev. Charles Pehrson
Plano solo, Robins Return IIelse Shu-
ercn.
Address Rev Chr Carlson.
Plano solo, GENTLE Tourterolle" Edith
Olson
address, Rev. T. J. Rrodine. d. n.
Duet, Masters Eelse Slugren. Hugo John
son, Lawrence Rydberg, Maurice PydberE
Piano solo. Elsie ChytraUs.
Closing remarks and prayer. Rev. o. \.
Eimquist,
Song. children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
TWO APPLICATIONS
Water Wanted for Irrigation Purposes
in Uintah County.

Two applications for water rights
neer's Office. The first was from
Charles M. Taylor of Bridgeport, Yin
tab county, for flow of three second
feet, 10 be diverted from The Green
river, in Umtah county. The divert
ing works viii consist of channel
2690 feet in length. and the water Will
be used for irrigation purposes.
The second application was fled 10y
John Glenn, Of Independence, for a
flow Of eight second feet, TO be di-
yerted from the Green river, to be
used from April ] TO November /. The
diverting works will consist of chan.
mel 5000 feet in length and the water
viii irrigatc 640 acres of land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
2IIlFF|CERS MEET
I|gl1E CONVENTION
|.,.rtsting Sessions Held
Instructive Addresses
Delivered.

4 ,bs fact that most of
nDs BANDED Fridays meeting
.iaissied Health authorities of
q .o through private enter
ca .uso - of interest which
.'Ily 9Iy'h had in the proceedings,
.roon ;apy and afternoon ses-
i%sIlYIt Iii attended and the dis,
u ss1 Evidently have the effect
~ sbout more systematic
s s.ster s cooperation on the
s,embors Of the organiza-
-, which were held in the
l's;1 3. ss;n1perintendent of Educa-
:, r;aT Sup.ardC and County building,
"a G ior the most part to IN
.;o, IT, nm Of the duties OF State
:i.ss and the latest and most
.lss.Sods .ls Of preventing and
/. Ii 5i.ssse. At the close of the
! following officers were
4, ensuing year: DR.. D, Q.
s.nti. l.r president; Or. o. W.
4 !, 'ppaTk City, vice-presldent:
S,..t. Of salt Lake City, sec
Essrsasurer. ,,a The meeting then
3 Sblect to the call OF the
4 .,.rirg into an informal dis
a r;iteTs pertaining to their
'5Siue the conditions that cb-
q Y.syssrul communities which
Al and calling attention TO
En- legislation favorable to
.sjution, the. health officers
4 ,ro interesting and instruc-
nv Or. T. B. Beatty. who,
I, ssiping session, lectured on
..5us and water supply ques-
n, tbe afternoon elaborated
r. subjects and made sug..
sr,rding the prevention of
SStheris and tuberculosis.
y The spread Of pneumonia
-Tthst the promiscuors distrl.
I 5I.ad pencils in the school
Z. of The most effective means
--,,ion of the germ and he
puhasizcd the desirsb billty
q Ianitors who are familiar
'is, methods of disinfectlon
rhool room hygeine. Pneu-
aid, Is fast becoming. the
r.iiye disease, not only in
q throughout the United
d tuberculosis is gradually
4 rs result of the deter,
4 which is now being waged
y disease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
Local Weather Report.

Msxrum temperature. &C degrees; mini
mum temperature. IS degrees; mean tenn
pcrature, so degrees, which Is s degrees
below normal
Accumulated excess OF temperature since
tine first OF the mouth, degrees.
Accumulated deflceuc? oi temperature
since January l. 22S degrees.
Tolsl precipitation from 6 p, IN. to p.
TO-, uone
since the first OF the month. 81 OF an inch.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since
January !, 5.s7 inches.
Relative humidity AT p. IN. A6 per ceut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06

Third meeting $50. j. NJ. Y. T. s.
Refreshments, songs and addresses.
Evening service of jubilee 8 p In.
Sermons by Reys. A. II. FranEeu aud o. A.
ElmQuist
Songs by choir.
Voca! solo by Nine. " r. King
Two-minutc speeches by visiting clersymcn.
Closing of conference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
Suit Against City.

4 tie case OF Harry T, Taylor
\ Lake City was commenced be
( Lyis and a jury in the Third
q Friday afternoon. Taylor is
q luT injuries sustained by be
4 lioa bis bicycle while riding on
stsTalk or Fourth West street.
|ftnsnt IN tho sum OF $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
Tintic Ore Shipments.
al to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA. Ttah. Oct. The ore shipments
from Tin!ic OF the past week amounted 70
lA7 carloads, divided amopg he mines as fol-
lows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06

Eat your lunch in the palm garden at
the Royal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
Sentence Is Continued.

The time for passing sentence on Peter
Cherland and n. H. Hawley. who have been
convicted OF burglary In the hrSL degree in
the Third District court. has been continued
until October by Judge Armstrong upon
motion oe the District Attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06
Davis County Fair.

Special train service: 1;30, $50, 4 80,
$50, 7:20 p. NJ. Last train leaves
Lagoon l0:30 u, III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-06

Eat your lunch iu the palm garden at
the Royal,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
9te @etppinter aasettea.

Der @ei6i6tsfdrsiber 9eneralma.
ior Or. Gilbert pfifter aus Stuttgart,
Der fid Dor einiger .3ett auf elmer Reiit
in Mmerita befano, felt in elmer lite.
rdrifden 4rbeit ben Weitpointer &d'
betten, bic er beim pdrubemarf9 fab.
6as folgenoe 3eugniB aus:
rNiemals bdbe id LANCE 2inten IL
f6drf gerihtet geIebeH, 10 tubeGlos BIZ
Rotten sebedt, TplGen 9urdblid sfpt'
f9sn ben sfrsi @Iiebern isoer &ompag.
ME unb suglei9 iebes Sreffens; foga,
Die Stellung Der fdlisbencen Sffiaiert
unb llnteroffi5isre, uisIfu9 elm Sdmer
senstino Der Qaruoen, lieB nidts su
tpiinIden iibrig. Ra9 Dem abi9rei.
ten Der Sront unb mad ben llsbunger
auf Der STEELE fam 2eben In Die re.
suDsslos Ifebenben Srontlinien: Quf.
f~tellung gum pdrub.murf9, @ortreter
Der gbaraen, Der Wufit unb Der Sans
bours. Sas QGes sins nit elmer be.
tpunoernstpertben prG3iiion unb Gle.
gang Dor fi9. gu tu%nitdtiren ipdrer
iniouoerbeit: tldrsr 0ur9blid ourf
Die 9Iisoer Der Gompasniefront. mu'
ferbdfte 6altung Der glsidmGbie
fdlanten 80rper; senuue uno bod un'
geafpunsene Dirt in Der 8eobadtune
Der abftGnbe unb i'm @riiben Der Of
fi5iere unb Der Jubnsn.
rGine tabe1os oerlaufene parabe III
freilih nur Elm Stiid ieoer militdris
fden priifung; porausseebt, bab in
ben onberen Stiiden Gebnlides gslei'
ftet porbsn 1T, mD4te td fasen: bic
Irmes 1T gu beneioen, Die aGliGbrlih
cine 3abl bon fat 145 folder tiidtig
unb TorgfGltig berans.biIbetsn iuneen
Offi5iere in ibse Reibsn uufnimmt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
6rauiiaer 0erSadtt.

gia6 elmer beim r@4O De Yaris" aus
Gartasena, Spanien, eingetroffenen0iaa
ridt, bat mon ben feuerfeiten Cider
bsitsihraut bss i'm lesten ausuit bel
Der Snisl NOmisas NIT $50 PeriOuen
unter9e9ansenen Dampfsrs uSiriO"
sefunoen. Gls er ieoo6 seDffnet
wuros, fanb man i'm gum @ritau'
men aler anpeieuoeu leer, ObwObl
iOnit auf Saiffen in oieiem Sdranf
ales @elb, idmmtlide Wertbiaden
uno wi4tise DOtumente aufbewabrt
weroen. Die SsbOroen neiseu ii6
Der Gniidt gu, baB bier Elm furdtbares
Yeibrsden uOrliest, an benz Yerionen
BON Der Wiunuiduft oes Sdiffes nit
betbeili9t maren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18

Sargfabrtten iino in ben
Ger. Staaten 1853 i'm 8etriebe, bic
insseidmmt idbrIid 1.347.000 Surge
unfertigen.
Ste 8 eimat 3 bts 5 e.
rtngs finb Der n0rolide @tldntii9e
Osean nit Noros uno Office, iofpie
ods Gismeer.
GoIordoo bat 407 9eree, Die
bDber als 10000, 149. Die bOber als
10000 unb SO, Die b0bsr uls $4,000
Sub bod finb.
Mss Ii brers inss Cuff Il
B allons bat Der Rettor Der Weeis
bener Siiriteni6ule, profefor Or.
POi9el, feline Priifung abseIegt.
England importirte Iebs
tes Sabr 2,453,669 Gentnsr &die,
oarunter 164,662 aus ben Ser. Staaz
ten uno 1,673,835 aus 8anaod.
Sn g d 10 be ift cine aisa
ms 2sben getreten, ipslde fid Die Be-
tGmpfung 6ss iibertriebensn Gurus in
Srausntleioern our glufgube semu4t
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
Sin Scdieferant.

9tuG elmer aus Ruris, SrantreiA, in
0iep gort eiusetrOffensn Depei6e bat
elm @i9arrer. unS GigarettenbanOler, Der
pertlaSt uOrben mar, neil er iif an9eb'
lid obne @runO -9Oflieferant BON
@igaretten fir Die SOni9in 8ittpe bon
Stalieu" senanrt bate, bel Serbano'
lung Der Slase Dor @eridt ben 9taa'
weis bafiir erbru9t, oaB er ntAt nur
Der SOnisin. 8ittwe WtarSberita resel'
maBis Gisaretten lieferte, iOnOern bab
ct gu ieinen SunOen audi bic 3arina
pom &uBlunb, bic SOnisinnen pom ROr'
tu9al unS Humanien uro Die Gr'aOni'
gin @briltina BON Spanien 3ablt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
Mnfdae ;u pcrbuten.

Die BON Der SanOelsbOrie, Der Sers
~einisuns Don 9ei4aftsleuten uno ia.
%brifanten unb Der Wunicipal &easue
ernannte @OmmiiiiOn, nm bic triaAen
Der jablrsi6sn Strasenbabn . llnfdae
sH unteriu4en uuO SOridldse CUR Ser.
biituns oerielbeu ju MAIDEN, fat ems
piOblen, oaB elm eisenes Oepartement
fir Gransportpeien erridtet weroe. oas
Der Seb0rbe fir 0ientllde arbeiten
uuteritslt merbeu uno Die Operations
mstboOe idmmtlider StraBenbabn9eislls
i4uften in 2Os auseles seuau unter'
iudeu iou. Der 3wed oieier uutsr'
iu6uns beitebt BARN, oaB bic StraBen'
babnseielidaiten %ss3punssn psroen
iOlsn, nur fdbise yeute 5u beidaftisen
uuo oieien folde SObue 3n bspiaisen,
Die i'm SsrbdltniB 5u ben risiisen Profi'
ten itsben uno suSleid ssniisenb iino,
nm ben Gnseitsllten.. cine. iorseufrsis
@riltsHS gu peridufien. tt ..asAzs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
Altrbtiligtn uno A~lIrrlttlrn.
Die B~sOsutuue bee 6eites atusrbsiIissu uni
feline GHtftebuue.

feline Gntfsbane.
Gm l. Hopember feiert Die tatbos
Iii4e Stride bas Gsit @Gerbeiligen, oas
Set aler felisen SimmeIsbepubner
uno am acknowledgement Gage ben oS,
nit in 8erbinoung itebenoen @eod6ts
nibtag Der abseI9isoenen G6riitglGu.
bigen, 4lerfselen. 9as Set aIer Sci;
ligen, tpenn aud nod ni9t in ieiner
allumfaFenbsn 9eoeutung, rei9t i'm
Secioent auf papit 8onifaeius ".
(608 bis 615) Suriid; oieiez srbut iidI
bonn bpsuntiniI9en autier pbotas oaa
bon Mareus agrippa, Dem S9piegers
iobn oes 4uguitus, gum Sienite aGer
90tter uno Seroen erbaute 4antbeon,
INN es gu Gbren Der ielisiten Sungfrall
unb aIer Mdrtprer in cine 9riitli9s
Stride u~m5utpdnoeln.
Gr lieB auf % 8asen cine tmmenis
Menge beiliser ReIiquien oabin brins
gen uno conietrirts Die Stride am /.
Wai, tp9bAr4 1ieier nag sunGdft gu
einei, Seite ulIer MGrtprer fparb;
papit @resor III. (731 bis TAD pers
Iegte ods GET dls Seit aler Seiligen
iiberbdupt auf ben 1. Nobember, unb
9resor ". f9rieb ss 1874 duf Nns
fu9en bes &atfers 2ubipie bss Sroms
men fir Die gauge abenbIdnbii9c
4ir9e Dor.
Die gegebuns oes aGlerIeelentases
ipurbs suerft bonn beiligen SoiIo, 9bt
bon Glugnp, in 998 in ben al0ftern
Ieiner 9eneoittiner : &ongresatipn sins
gefibrt; obne our9 Elm allgemeines
air9engeieb poreei4rieben porben gu
iein, berbreitete ii9 Der 9ebrau9 I'M
folge 4noronung Der etn5elnen 8if90fs
balb i'm gan5en Qbenblanbe. aGers
feelen lit tetn Seittas, ou ia gu gbren
Der nod i'm Reinigunssorte befinbs
li9en Ssslen tein Teft gefeiert perben
lam, fonoern Elm Sag, an benz Die
9ldubisen alf grbsn an ibre pfli9t,
Ser 4bgeifie6enen i'm @ebete su geoens
Ten, in beionberer Weiie erinnert tpers
ben folen; oaber Ole tir9Ii9e 8e5ei6s
niins bes Sdges -9ebd6tnib aler psrs
ftorbenen 9ldubigen.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
Sef6ranfte sHraerred,te.

@uf @eiiuna bss aon9refes bate
Der StaatsfstrstGr Boot cine Sommii
fion erndnnt, fpel9e Announcements gu
ben ~beitebenben 9eieben iiber 8iirsers
redt porI9laeen fol-.
Die Der &ommiIion porlisgsnoe Dir
belt piro fir duberit pi6tis anses
f.ben, ba ie unter 4nbsrem ben Gnt=
tpurf zines 9eiebes inbegreift. peldes
beitimmt. oab elm fir einen @uslGnber,
Der in ben Der. Staten 8iirser ees
tporbsn 1T, ausgeislIter pab nidt
notbpenbis Wirtunsstruft in Dem
2dnbe Der @eburt zines folden 8iir-
gers babsn fol-. Drei @isrtel Der 3ors
reiponben3 oes Stuutsoepurtements
nit uustpdrtisen Regierunsen iiber
S%oroerungen bon Snoipibuen, Die 9e-
n~ustbuung ooer Gnti9Goigung bers
Idnsen, sriinoen fid auf 3piidenfGqe,
bic aus Der Riidtebr bon naturalifirten
Biirsern mad ibrsm GeburtsIanoe ents
fprungen fino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
Giismbabn Seittabelle.
S,lapars, sadapanna unO gBeHern Balm


Su araft ten "a. SUM 1906.
giolia -gulGbt Scranton fur Rtp gpri
UNI 2.05, 800, sos, 500. 1920, Born. /;
1910, 1926 unp $40 Nabmtttass. 6tr
gfsp gcrt uuS philadelphia, um $40 gOrm.;
1910 uur 33S Nabmittaes. Dir
Sobpbanul. 6.tr Natmittass.
9e0rolid sir SufalO UNI lis. 6.25 II. 900
Rpr. t.55. $40 unb tt.tn Ra6mittass. Cir
8iusbamtOu, Glmira une 3pil6snfattunsn um
1910 Wpr uut / 05 Rahm. 8hr Ssptgp.
Ssraeuls uue Utica. um Its une 6.25 NOr. 7;
1.55 Iatmittass Ssptar. Sprdrufs unp
Utica 3us um 6.25 Rur. lduft tGslit, ausst.
npmmt Scnutaes. Sir WontrOit I'M 900
Rpr.; los uut $40 Rn6m. Nitpllon VIC,
cpmppatipu. UNI 4.u0 Ndbmittaas. Bling.
hampton Nstpmpeatipu, UNI els Nahmittass.
Hlnnmsburs SibiioH-guld6 Serantpn
fir Northumberland um 6.35, 10 20 WpT. /;
1.55 uns $40 Ia&m, 8ir plymouth I'm 9.05
Ra&mittass.
SountaaSs3hee.
eanli&-8ar 0tp gOrf um los, 3.20.
sos nub 1920 Mcrstus; 1886 unb 3.4O
Yahni.
RSrolim - 8ir Buffalo nm IFS, uni
6.25 Rcr.; f.55, $40 unb tt.f0 Natm,
Cir 8insbautUn unb 3rifttnfaticusn, SOC
uub 1910 8ormittags
HIoomsburs Sibifon -gsrl6hi Scranton
nm 1921 Wor. uns $40 Na6mittdss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
Maa amerifanifaer Citation.

Sn Marinetreiien %uerlautet, bab
S%berleutnant ). Q. Rrin3 Ibalbert BON
BrsuBen, Der orittalteite Sobn bes
9aiiers, ipeldsr aussnblidli6 benz
Stabe bes 2iuieni9ifs ~YreuBen,"
6tussi6iffs Oes 2. @eidwaOers, suse.
bort, elm meitsres auslanb.@ Commando
antreten Wirb. Ota9 ben gesenmarti9en
OispoiitiOnen miro Bring aoulbert auf
einem Der S9iffe Der amerifaniiden
Station SerwenOuns fiuben, Die sur
3eit nur bic beioen fleinen Sreu;er
Bremen" uno n6alte" umfaBt, gu
welden aber nod oas SanoHenbOOt
rRantherA itoBen piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18
gadamanna g. B1omins 0aasg.
Waurel pinie.l
1rat IN Arafi ann {. SUM 1yN

AT1t N NfnIT dH I. JUHI
3fias psrIaTtn SrTantcr I'M 1 no, 2.ln, 300
400, 500 uuh 600 Wpratus. lin 5 40 Rcr-
asns an @odtntastn uub ale ua1fclstne'
ipdn,ta Rtuuisn, unb nm 700 Rcrstns an
Scnntaetn uue aas naGfcIssres s%ranjis WRt'
nut,u bis une i%ufluipt ~ 10 Ra6ts, in 0tl'
fts.Sarrt Al Minuttu ipGtsr ~aufcmmsre.
3iat aIt 10 @liuuitn an WpHsuiagtn BON
800 bis $40 Ra6mittaas.
Grpne,hss balttn uur In pittstcn an, rtr'
Iai.n Scranton als Stunbt iGsli6, ausat
ncmntu Spnntas, spu 7.t6 Rcrdsns bic I'm
7.f6 Ra&mittass unb trtHtn in @iIfss.San
80 Rinuttu Gpdttr elm.
Osftnr Dttnf ,pil&tn Scranton, RaY aut
parf uue PETERSBURG.
Stebs Babrplan fir stpidbsfSrbtrnet 3has.
g.. 4. u WV, IT,, 8trfsbrslttttr, SuaniOn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18

Gin botanifder 9aLten
au etnem . q 9, bds ptrb Die
nsueIte Grrungenf9a ft iein. Die Char
lottenburs oemnddit uuftpeiien taun.
giner 6ortigen ftGbtiidrn b6beren
Mdodenfdule ptro Elm neues 9ebGuoe
b~tn5usefiigt perben, has elm fades
oa9 erbGlt. guf Dem 9ade mill man
ann sinen botanifden 9arten gum
9ebrau6 fir Die S6ule einri9tsn.
Der 9arten miro 70 unseIeet, oub er
in gIeider S0be nit benz SuBbuoen oes
,3ei9eniaales Der Sdule lieet; er fol-
gIei9aeitis aud fir seidnertide uno
anbere 3pede Der S9ule a%ussemubt
tperoen uno aud uIs 8eipegunssroum
0iener.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-18

Ste atn6er Der Rtttels
|tIafe In England eebruu9en
our9f9nittli9 nur 1000 Worte aus
benz snglif9en Sprahf6dhe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-31
Beef Trust Said to Have Dominated the
Local Harrison Political Machine
for Years.
Why the City Inspection of Diseased
Beef, Dead Swine and Poultry
Was Discontinued.

The Beef Trust Is going to cut a big
figure In local politics.
Developments point to the fact that
the Beef Trust manipulated some PEG.
pie connected with the Harrison nd.
ministratlOn to suit itself.
Everybody knows that the only pro.
lection vouchsnfed the people Is n
rigid inspection Of the beef, sheep
and swine that are killed.
Everybody knows that the National
and State inspection Is farcical to
such degree us to he positively dan.
gerous to the public health.
Everybody knows that under a
number Of city administrations the
city maintained force Of inspectors
and a competent bacteriologist on the
ground. to condemn animals that were
unfit for food.
Everybody knows what happened
to DIR. Jacques. the city bacteriologist.
who performed his duty faithfully ana
who offended the Beef Trust by dc.
Tending the public.
Everybody knows that he was sum.
marily dismissed under the Harrison
administration and the city inspection
Of Beef Trust input and output was
discontinued.
Why?
Because. II has since developed. the
Beef Trust owns. controls. regulates
and shapes the destiny Of tie local
Harrison machine. otherwise Che reg
ular Democratic organization.
The Beef Trust has Ind It's men In
control Of the policy Of the Harrison
organization.
1t must. therefore. have shaped tn,
policy and controlled the acts Of thu
Harrison administration.
That Is why the wretched cattle
known to the trade rs Gamers"
The putrld ana unc!enn poultry left
for years In cold storage with entraii,
undrawn.
The skunk calves.
The hogs which died In transit,
The lumpy jawed animals.
And the hog cholera sausagcs stun
cd into diseased intestines.
Have been served up and sold fol
food without any let or hindranc,
from the city OF Chicago.
Rotten politics has much to Dc
with rotten food.
But the Beef Trust. which laughs a