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bObe sIsiIapreIIe befardiet.

Chicago, Sn., 20. Rai, Gs wirb
nit 8eitinlmtbeit eriuartet, bab 70.
iuubl bier, tuie i'm sauSen aanbe, bic
6leiihpreiie ;l enurmer SDbe iteieen
tuerOeu, luenn niht entpeoer bic
@rOBi6tddter na9eeben uub ben
pUn ben giebshatern sefOrOerten,
rneuldren gretS besablen. uber tpent
bic glebsadter iit seeen bte sl6sise
fir aIes BEL ber 9oltfnurtent. SnIpef,
tiun uls trant beIanbens gieb ipeb,
ren.
4piiden t,a GruBltbladtern unO
ben giebSaaiern iinb ieiie greIiv fir
Oas IebenOe Sieb Sereiubart. Die
eriteren bebaupten MN, bab ii9 bel
ben SnipettiDuen naH benz Gdladjs
ten 10 uieles Iieb als traut ertpteien
babe uub Oesbalb tonbemnirt tuerben
nnBte, bab babura Elm unaebeurer
Shnben fiir BITE SroBi9ladter err
tuuhs, sic iuuIlen besbnlb nur fiir
baS fiir geiunb befunOene gieb ben
reeuldren unO aboema9ten &reis
be5ablen, uub 5tuar nadJbem bas
Sieb eeihlahtet IT,
9arauf wuIIen iid aber bic 8ieb.
Sihter unb !Sdnbler nid)t einlaIien;
iie buben uielmebr beI6lOTeu, ben.
@robihtahtern niBt cher ipieber
Sieb 81 lieictn, Bis fie fir ieOes
Gtat Obne jeelihen sIbsua besablt
erbalten.
8ieier, nun ieit brei Sn9en firth
burdeefiibrte 8eldluB Der giebsad.
ter bat bereits einen empfiubltden
Maupel an gieb in ben Sdla9tbB,
fen erseben, 10 baB jest itatt Der ilb'
lihen $4,000 Stiid Sieb, bic ipnlt
taslicb III ben bieiioen salddtereien
unter's @eiier towmen, nur nod
1000 bis 5000 Gtad gieb tdslt9 se.
iAla9tet uerOeH tbuneu, Die uns
ntittelbarc 5uIse OaOun lit, OaB iib
bereits Elm entpflnbliaer g)lanpel an
iriidbem 5leiid bemertbur nladbt Oer
bic 5ieiidJpreiie in bic p5Be III trei.
ben bs9inut.
lin ibrer Seite Der @pntrOperie
5nm Siege 81 uerbeIien baben bic
Iieb5ii1ter bic Sllfe bes Sltferbans
ieIretdrs aneerufen unb es iUl ibnen
bic 8eriideruna ertbeilt tuoroen iein,
.baB bic 0legierllng Die 8nnbessSns
lpeftDren 5nradsieben iperbe, tuenn
bic @rCBihldcbter ibre 3ablunpen
nod l6nger Suriidbalten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31
atu soISateu, 6rabern.
gum sraberi&rniidunqs'sase am 30. got

gum @rdberidlnddunas'Eas AM 20. yoi.
@ebampIter 9rOmmeli9lng ert6ut--
0urd)'s 9bOr bes 6riebbui's, nit
umfIOrten 5ahnen
Biebt eine 5rllppe alter 8eteraneii--
SHon lang iinO NUrO unb Glib uers
iUbnt;
Die 8afien bat Der l}einO seitreft,
limb lauae ichOn iiuO @esner GreunOe
tpteber,
9Od) ni9t uerpeiIeu finb Die Selbens
brlber,
Die MN Der Grabesbaeet bett.
Sert' gift es, benen, bic bu ruben
Den eiu'een sdlai in friebltdem
@eldnbe,
Der Site trea burA eine 8ltImen'
ipenbe
Geipubnten aiebesOienit gu tbua
Dem 3uee iOlaet ein @eipann,
Wlit &rdusen unb nit adbuleiu reid
betnben,
3u al ben @r1bern ibrer 9ames
rn6en,
Der Cite ua9 uun Rann 5rt Nann.
0as erite Grnb 1T min erreidt:
Nait erniten giieueu i,tun'u bic 8ai.
ienbrioer
gluf bcS eeiaa'uen 6reiluOes Statte
nieOer,
Sin tlr5 Gebet sum Simntcl iteist.
Girsraus tuirbauf bas @rab seteet
Sin Gabnlein-rOtb, tueiB, blalt nit
tpeiBeu Sterrer
@ntieubet flatternb ieineu @ruB benz
5ernen,
llnO ipeiter iib Der Bug beuept.
Sin alter geteran bleibt iteb'n
Stumm iiebt er Dor iidl III ernitem
3enten:
.,9(utb mir iuirO man balb araps unb
SABINE icbeHten,
Sub Ianit, tnein 5reunO, auf g8ie.
berieb'nl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

DE berribt 3as Sabres -elbunue-
ment 1T Elm Dollar, Ginselnummer
sebn Gents. 9lIe Glnirasen unO
GelbienOunsen iinO an ben Seraus,
seber 8. giered, ITS gruabiuap,
gleip gDrt gu abreiiiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

DnIer baben tstne Nllbe, NlUbsIIt
Az finoen. Die betubmisn Sh0n
beiten bdbgn aorisite anfaeaeben
unD iuurben MDDeIle in @slibt unn
5urm, lett re 6olliIers 8iUdD Dapnn.
tain Sbee nebren. 50 Gehts. 9bes
ober Enbletten.
gu bnben bel Unlter WrDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

g8aS ipir rauhen, baraber eiebt
cine bon ber 8apbesresieruns OurDe.
rummene llnteritAuns BON 9rUOuts
fen Der ,Qlnerican Sobaccu So. iibera
raideube VIuii9liiiie. = Su iOl s.S.
Der &auatabat, Der inter Oem gla.
men rGutes Wtirtlre" betannt lit,
nur 10 9ro3ent 9a6at entbalten unb
Die nnberen 80 gruSent peiter ni9ts
iein alS brduues, itraffes 8apier, Oas
in feine Streifeu 9eidnttten unO in
9abatsiaft aetrantt, als &audtabut
pertauit tpirb. Wlit Der Sabatiorte
betauRt unter benz glanten a8ua
Durham febt es nod oiel ihlims
mer. Sn bteier Mdiduns lit iiber,
bnupt gar teir 5abnt entbalten, iOns
bern MIR brauneS 8ndpapier, in ga.
batiau9e setr6ntt unO entiprehenb
eebei5t nit iharien Sdnren. Mit
ben Gisarren ioll es ni9t oiel beiier
bslteIIt iein. @iele BON benz ameris
fauif4en Enbattruit berseiteIIten unb
auf ben 9lartt sebrndten gisarren
eutbalten faIt gar tetnen ridtieen
Iabat, iunbern an beiien STEELE elm
llutrnut unO iOsar elm aus Enpier
bereefeltes Defblatt. Sot4errpeiie
bereeiteIlte Gigarreu lniIen iib uatiir.
lta billis beriteIlen unb uerbient Der
Fruit Elm Setbeuselb Oaran. aein
@unberalio bas Der 9ruit es iit5
letiten fam, fir bic &etlame Der OOn
ibm oerfertisten Giparren unb 9a
batiorten Elm paur WtIIiuuen Dollars
aIssutuerfen. SeOen 9tonat belau-
fen iih feline grofite auf mebr ais
oas.
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SO III 81 tlaurln, fuenn man
geuie hebl, Die beitdnOia an pbpRs
iAsr Shmddie leiben, fueun Suai-
tiers SlOfp Wlountnin 9bse lie aeiunO
mathen plrbe. 8os atbBte betnnus
IL 7pnic. S5gents, gbee uoer 9abs
lelten.
gu baben BEL @nlter 8roa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

6rau Dlc&inleg, gsitttpe bes er.
nOrbeten graiiOeuten, 1T gunntas
in Canton, DbiO, ali ben Golsen eis
ries Dor elmer ggu6e erliitenen
@dlasanfnOes seitUrben. Dem ge.
erabniH am WlitttuUa ipobnten BRA.
iibent ROOieoelt, mebrsre Cabinets
ntitslieber unb nnbere aneeiebene
8eriDnlidteiten bel, Sbre eiu3isen
&inOer, slpei E0dter, itarben i'm
sartefen sllter; barauf Oeritarb ibre
Nsutier unO naH einiaen Sabren tam
Die fllr9tbure 9rnsOOie, iuelder ibr
@atte gum 0pfer fiel. Der plOsliae
8erluit 70 Oieler ibrer aisben laittete
10 idiuer aui ibr, bnB iie trantlid
iuurOe uub iib ME iuieOer erbulte.
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o rHnSIicten, ttreectiTcRen
nnN praPtiIcben

giolins, BiarO nno eieinnpunters
tiht ertbeiIl grUf Gruii guOOsmeger.
giauu uno ,btaslltimmen iuiro BEL 20
iahriger Griahrune in benz 5nhe
ernn6lih nit @aruutie beiUret.
- 4edtiOn 50eents.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-23
Fall Travel Season On.

Around the railroad station and
steamboat landings these days there
is a peculiarly restless atmosphere
which marks the great entire of the
autumn season of travel. The trains
going toward the Sound and Spokane
are crowded each day and the rudy
faces of people tell more plainly than
argument that they have been spend
ing the great heated season in the
country. Home coming fishermen
and sportsmen at the steamboat
landing tarry here in the city for a
few days before gong to distant
sections and though no large game
has been unloaded of late hunters
have gotten grouse and small game
in good quantities in the upper coun-
try through the gateway of the
Okanogan.
The trains seem to bear more peo-
pie than the steamers. Many so
season only, while the people on the
north at this time for brief hunting
trains are as a rule returning TO
home or places of employment.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-23
ROSE COLE AND BABE MASON
in Dorothy"
Juvenile Bostonians
ARE of DR.. J. H. Mitchell.

care of DR.. J. H. Mitchell
Fred Paul of the Wheeler country
was in town Monday. Mr.. Paul says
the Wheeler ranchers are all smiling
over their bumper crop.
A light engine was wrecked or
Adrian hill Sunday. 1t tore up about
175 feet of track and delayed trains
for several hours.
Rowland Scott. day operator at the
Great Northern depot, spent Monday
in Spokane.
P. II. Boeche, who has been in the
T. f. Bethel store here for several
months, left for Spokane Thursday!
Mrs. J, j. Bryant left Thursday
morning for Spokane. whore she will
receive medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Armstrong
took the Thursday morning train for
Spokane, where they will spend a
few days at the home of Mrs. Arm
strong's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b.
Phelps. From there Mrs. Armstrong
will go to Medical Lake for medical
treatment.
C. w Campbell of Spokane is as
sisting in the T. E. Bethel store in
the absence of Mr. Boesche.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-23
Wilson Creek Notes.

Cerita Popple, second daughter of
Lester Popple Of Odessa and niece
of j. F. Popple of this city, died last
Thursday. Miss Popple had been
suffering for the past three weeks
from appendicitis. Everything pos
sible was done for the sufferer but
with no avail Funeral was held
Friday and the remains were laid TO
rest by the side of her mother in the
Ritzvile cemetery The family and
relatives have the sympathy of the
entire community in their sad be-
revement
]. F. Popple returned from Odessa
the first of the week where he had
spent some time assisting in caring
for his niece, Miss Cerith Popple.
John Flanagan, formerly of Krupp.
but SOW. of Ephrata, was in town
Sunday for few hours.
Robt Hale left Saturday night
for a trip to Startup and Seattle on
business. He returned the first of
the week.
Il. VIM Fitzgerald left Monday for
Odessa where he has accepted posi-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-23
Timber Land. Act june 5. 1878-No.
tice for Publication.

United States Land Office, Water
vile, WASH, July s, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in conn.,
pliance with the provisions of the Act
of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled
An Act for the Sale of Timber
Lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ritory,' as extended to all the Public
Land States by Act of August 4,
1892, Monroe T, Boston, of Peshas-
tin, County of Chelan, State OF
Washington, has this day filed in this
Office his sworn statement No. 75S
for the purchase of the nwA of Sec
ton No. s. in township No. % NJ.
Range No. IS, E. W. NJ. and will Of
fer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its tim
Der or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to
said land before ]. E. Shore, U. S.
Commissioner at his Office ct Leayen-
worth. Wash. on Thursday, the 18th
day of September. 1907.
He names as witnesses:
John w. Miller of Leavenworth,
Wash. Oliver S. Bowen, Alexander
Mackenzie. Warren f. Boston, all of
Peshastin, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 18th day of
September, 1907.
w. F. Haynes.
1-13-9-14 Register.
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QUINCY NEWS.
From the Qpincy Quill

1t was somewhat early in the
morning and our abbreviated dress
did not help much against the cold,
but we got up to see the comet.
Hearing it stated that comet was
visible at the uncomfortable hour of
$50 we had our curiosity aroused
sufficiently to rise from our warm
bed and seek the beautiful cool calm
OF the out door region However.
we were rewarded for our trouble.
after we lad searched the heavens
for long time. by seeing a tiny
speek of light in the northeast, just
over the horizon. with long bright
tail. We hope 10 see the next comet
Ly daylight.
Mrs. George Spanjer gave a party
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Soap Lake Items.

Mr.. and Mrs Fields of Quincy
have been camping at the lake for
the past week. Mr.. Fields is one Of
Quincy'S merchants.
Miss Dalrymple, who has been at
tending the teachers examination at
Wenatchee, returned home the first
of the week, after fw days visit
with her sister. Mrs. Frank Kunkon
of Winchester.
Mrs. Minnie Hushrude has been
very i'll for the past few days.
A social dance was given in Mrs.
Steadman's restaurant Saturday
evening.
Both sanitariums are full, but We
have plenty of room out of doors.
Mrs. Sapp returned to her home
in Quincy last week after four
weeks stay at the lake.
Mr. Fletcher of Waterville and
the editor of the Wilson Creek
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of her friends entertainment at her
ing. The, occasion was in honor of
her husbands birthday, who was
thoroughly and agreeably surprised
when the young people called un-
awares to him of their intention
Those present report having had
one of the best times of the season.
wishing Mr. Spanjcr- many. many
more birthdays with his attendant
good health.
Those from this part of the coun-
try who wrote ON the teachers ex-
aninafion at Wenatchee last week
we're: Geneviye Johnson. Ham.
Jeliman. a. W. w. Martin, Clyde
Meyers. of Quincy. Carrie ami i1e.sn
Haywood, AEiouez: Alice L. Misch-
Ter. Sara Bundy. Alice Dalrymple,
Soap Lake.
Mat might have been a much
more severe accident happened early
Sunday morning when a Mr.. Junkert
who has just recently arrived in this
country from Alberta. started for a
ride on an unruly cayuse. Before
he had gone very far the cayuse.s
nature asserted itself and in the mix
up Mr., Iunkert was rubbed against
a barbei wire fence. cutting the top
part Of his leg few inches below
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tion on the f. c. Smith threshing
machine.
Mrs. r. J. OIarey and children
and Miss Edith OLarey returned
last week from an extended visit in
the east.
A. d. Ewing of Fresso. Calf, left
last Friday for trip into the south
country to look over his ranch there.
This is Mr.. Ewing's first trip over
the farming district of the Big Bend
and he is very favorably impressed
with the trip.
E. E. Benson of Wheeler was in
town Friday on business.
Mrs. w. J. House returned from
will spend few days with her
brother and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Barber here. Mrs. House ex-
poets TO leave for her home at Holly,
Col. Saturday.
Miss Mae Yaeger. wno is employed
at the Krupp Trading Co., at Krupp,
spent Sunday with her brother's
family. Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Yaeger,
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Hartley are
the proud possessors of an eight
pound girl. born Friday. Mother
and child are doing well under the
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the thigh. Seventeen stitches wy.
required to close up the cut.
On August 90 Lew Buchholtz of
North Yakima will meet Charles
Deviluk. champion Of Austria and
Canada in wrestling match. best
two falls in three, catch-as-caaeh
can. The match will be pulled off in
North Yakima and should arouse
great interest. as Deyiluk defeated
Buchholtz in Walla Walla some time
ago. 1t was generally conceded that
Ruchholtz was the best man in the
cateh-as-catch-can style OF wrestling,
and it is believed that he win be able
to easily handle the Austrian when
the two men meet in Yakima. IT is
probable the match will be pulled
off in Holstein's pavilion although no
definite arrangements have been
made
Mrs. QualIy and son and daughter
OF Falls City. who have beap at Soap
Lake the past three weeks and who
visited here recently, may locate
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Healy are the
proud possessors o. fine baby girl
born Thursday evening, Angnst Is.
Mr.. Lyberger of Spokane is a
guest of Mr.. Grant.
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Two New Prizes Added to the List.

In will be noticed that
scholarship the Business College
the The Acme Business
progressive business
only mention that twohrd
it that it
so pupils good positions and that
40 management attributes this
high qualifications from
bust
it be taught
by
may the a in business.
THIS COUPON
desiring be
The will be void after Aug
gust voted
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Classified Advertisements

WANTED TO BUY-One to four.
acres, bearing fruit and room
house in Wenatchee. Address ~"
World, Wenatchee If
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World were Soap Lake callers Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Moody of
Everett are camping few weeks at
the lake.
Mr.. and. Mrs. B. E. Butler of Will
son Creek are spending the summer
at their Soap Lake homestead.
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REEVES Il REEVES, Lawyers We
natchee Drug Co. building. Phone
2a2.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA
meets every Tuesday evening in
Sprague Hall. Visiting neighbors
cordially invited. Grace Wood
b run. Recorder. Jennie L. Bart
lett, Oracle. II
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS

DIR. FRANK 6ULP. Office in G ggs
Block, pnes.e lis. residence phone
1i5.
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Biltes. earre gsadridbten.

- Die DirsftOrsu bss Uisrep 9Oipi'
tuls bubisr babsn sinsn aubau bsialOi'
fen, Der $40, 900 iolten pirb.
IS. SD. Sirbp & 60. Subltsn um
Disnitus fir Elm Stad 9anb on Glib
Muin Strabs (93dbsr.Tud) I'M Ser'
bdltniB uon $4,000 per 5uB 5rOnt.
- Bei osm 8ranbs sines Suuies 3u
@lsn 9pons am Srsitas entsinseu usnn
Rsrionen nit 9tOtb Osm 5lammsntObs.
Wfebrsre mur6sn niht unerbebli4 per'
lstt.
- Das Sruns SOtsl in Plpmoutb
Durbs am NiOrsen bes A. Suli ourd
Dpnumit tbsilwsiie bemOlirt uno als
Der Ebut usrbddtis if elm sspiiisr &es'
nis usrbaftst wOrbsn.
- Sin Rsssn' uub SaSsliturm ri4'
tete SOnntas yiu6mittas in gDilfes.
barre unO benz srOBtsn 2bsils oes SSp'
Omins 9balss srOBen Shaosn on unb
ftDrts uuf ldnssrs 3sit jsosn SabnUsr'
fsbr. Sc fislsn 9ugslitsins 10 srOB Wi'
gfirii6tsrns uno Die Struben sliasu
Seen.
Prominsuts @eid6itsleute babier
iorbsrtsn Die Slnitslluns uOn Srdulsin
Sneier nls ROitmsiiterin iiir ben ui6t
nbsslnuiensn Isrmin ibrss usritOrbsnsn
Yutsrs. TrOsosm bat Der ROlititer
GbOmas Ssffsruun pom RIpmOutb biz
Stslls erbalten.
= Gm DOnnsritae wuros Sultbeinr
0elirih, elmer unierer beinnntsitsn oeut'
ihen Wtitbiir9er, su @rabe getrasen,
SsIiri6 mar um -. Sttober 1926 in
Ssimsn, RbsiHpful3, ssboren uno ium
i'm aItsr pOn 81 Sabren mad ameritu.
Die Satin, Ssb. Ntillsr, itarb Dor stipu
is6s 9abrsn unO Swsi GOhtsr iibsr'
leben ben Yeritorbensn.
- Dad elmer nit msbrersn Sreunben
our6i6pelstsn 9tuAt i9oB antOn an:
brad pom yartsuiIs am A. Suli ieinsr
6rau ;psi Suseln in ben SOpf uno feu'
srte Spsi weitsre S9iiis uuf ben Sdus'
ling in ben 9rmsn Der Ututtsr ub. NOR.
uuf sr sntilOb. ipdter uber usrbuitst
purOs. Die 5rau piro itsrbsH, oas
Sino ubsr seHsisn.
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9adatpanna 3peia.

Dns Pic Sic bisies SwsiSss am A..
Suli in Balbntr's 0dlbhen mar cine
rs6t ssmiitbliae affuirs. unO buB Der
Ssiu9 ni6t 70 rsidli9 ausfisl, wie man
boftte. 1T pobl bem llmituubs suSu'
i9rsibsn, bus on sinsm iol6sn Gaes Der
au;isbunsspunfts gu piele iinS = absr
mis ssiast, ssmiitbli9 mar ss nnb man
iub MIR fr6bli6s @sii9ter. Gin Strei6'
Or6siter pOn pier Mfunu iOrsts fiir quite
Wtuiif, Der Wtahendor trus uuter Der
9situns pon PrOf. Wuidus cine an3abl
9ieSer rs6t nader Dor unO un6 ionit
liebsn psri9iebene @slessnbsitsidnser
ibre nidt serabs tmmsr burmOnii9sn
@siisn ert6nsn.
Gs laBt iid iibsr sin iOldss Bnlbfsit
nidt iebr pisl iussn, 10 stwas muB islbit
mitgemaht weroen; uno mir Dollen
bier nur nod BEN @Omitr sratulisrsn,
OaB es feline SOrtsbrunsen bsiteus Se'
troiien batte uno unermholih th1tis
mar, nm eineu @riOl9 Su sr,islsH. 9ii6t
peniser eiiris mhbten iib bp Damsn,
allen slnfOrosruusen fiir 9is @ream unb
Spsiisn ssrt6t iu werosn. Das gBst.
ter mar fir sinsn iOlbsu ausilus Uie
beitellt unO crit bel @intritt Der Dun.
tslbeit brad man uuf nit rsm 8spusts
isin. sinisc usrSnii9te Stuuosn usrlsbt
ju baben.
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e dull. @eh6rse.

Sn Der WfOntus 9iadt nbssbultsnen
VeriammIuns mudts Oisis SsbOrbs bic
Sntosduns, oaB bic. anssbOts fir ben
slnbau on bic OiO. 2s S6ule in Der 13.
SBarS 5n bod ieisn, nemlia bur6I6nitt.
lid etwa $29, 900, ndbren6 man nur
auI $24, 900 re1nete. Die gnaebote
pnr6en 3ulsst Dem Ban @omite iibsr.
luisisn. na6bem elm YOridlas psrpOrs
len pOrSsn mar, Oa6 su nsusn slnssbo.
ten anf9sfOrbsrt wsroen iOllts, na6Oem
Der ar6iteft Die Pldne psrdnoert babe.
Sin brftatister Ssri6t bss Sau So.
mites bs3wedt sinsn ;psi 3immer Yin.
bau an oas @ebduoe on 3panSisitsr
uno SnSsrns Strube D.; Oab Der @Ontrutt
fiir ben 30. 90 anbau an @ebr. 8oG,
ano iiberpieien psroe, Sa Sames giil.
ano niat ben aufOroerunssn SsIisIben
na9fam ba6 aussbOte fir psri6iebene
Heparaturen erlanst Derben iollen Ios
lpis fur aHsebOts fir cine 9oncretsmau.
er bel go. 10.
Der Seri6t Oss bstreff. @Omites, in
pslaem Die @Ontraite fir Soblen uno
TOrrdtbe fir bas nddfts S6uljabr sr.
tbeilt msroen, wnrbs tpis psrlslen bslta.
tist. Der Seri6t oss Sstretdrs seist,
oaB Der @eiammtuutsrbnlt Der S6ulen
iid auf $40. 1859 belief. Das 9sb.
rer @Omite ma6ts feiuen Seridt, unb
man pertasts iit 3uIest, nm Hd6ftsn
Wfontas absno cine weiters 8sriamm.
lung abSubalteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-11
9ittStcn.

= Gipe wsitsre gsri6isbuns Der
Sbsrfld6s srsisnsts ii6 DOnnsritus
giudmittus Su Sort Sane unO Ourd
Oieislbs purbsu fiinf @issntbiimsr itarl
bsiddOist uuO srOBs guirssuns psrurs
iaht.
= 5iinf asrls pOu Grstsr Borough.
SOispb WtauO, Sohu WfOier, 6runt
WtOIsstp, 9Oispb BELLS unb Soispb
GumIuustb, bic Sumitus turS nud
Wtittsrnu6t Gin iunsss Puur iibsrrum'
psItsH uno babel bsbauptetsn, iie isisn
StautscOnitublsr, WurOsn ipdtsr Obne
3ulaiiuns BON Sirsiduit bsm @sidngs
niB iibsrpieisH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-11
Has Thai abndrts.

S0bIur. - Der 2s Sabre nlts Safot
Reeis BON 9bur6 Stra6s purrs Srsitas
in Der FDue 3s6e, mo sr 3sitWsilis uls
2rsiber fun9irts, jWiiasH Swsi Sarren
10 fur6tbur Ssrquetidt, Oas er fur3s
3eit barauf itarb. Seins una6tiamfeit
mar on Osm llHsliid idulO. - gid6iten
WfOntas if Die @rturiiOn Der GuDlOr
ShlauG So. gtO. 1 nu6 WtOuntain
Rarf.-Der 2uDlOr Otdnusrdor bate
am OOnneritas iein idbrli6ss 8ic bic
in GUsrlp's 8dlO6sn uuS ss mar bas.
islbs gut beiudt unb ale sInpsisnben
nmiiiirttn ii6 tOitlid. = @essn sinem
Sruhs an Der Wtaidinsris mubts Die
9OIbsn 3ede um Disuitus fsisrn. -
3wei in Der sritsu 0urO anIdiIiss gos
len wurOen am Disnitus in Der Ar6bulb
3e6s iawsr uerlsst.-
Sn Der Sermpn OiO. 1 3s6e ;u
Slo 6or9e erblelt Samlta9 Srant Su'
bod bsiOsSsins SsbrO6en unO ipurOs iOnIt
perlest, ais cine pOrbsrsitsts Sprensuus
srfOIsts, sbe sr iit in Si6srbsit briu.
gen fOnnte. 9r puroe nit g9uft se.
ssseu Elm -Rib" seidlsnOert unb be.
iiuuunsslOs ssmndt. Sm 5a1lor
9Oipitul mar isiu 3uituuO sur 3sit siu
fritiiher.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-11
Garbe betennen.

Die nlts 0oitrins: ,einmnl Gmerifa'
nsr, INNER glmeritaner", ilt nit sinsm
um 1. 9uli in Srait setretsnsn 9siet
in Die Rumpelfummer 9eDorIsn woroen,
unO Die beitGnois i'm auslanoe lebenosr
Amerifaner werben nun 5arbs befenner
miiien. @snu lie Siirser Der srossr
amerifaniibsn Hepublit bleiben pollen,
10 limb iis sejwunsen. untsr osm nsueu
@siese iif einmul idbrlid in sinem
umsritanii6en GOniulate I'M 9luslano'
rssiitriren Su luiieu. uuo bic Seidsinisa
uuS bieier Rssiitriruns wiro i'm bieiiser
Stuutsoepurtsmsnt sebu6t. Wfan er'
wurtst srOBe 0inse uOn Oisism @siese,
melhes ben uisIen Yludereien ieitens
Der i'm auslanOe lebenoen nuturaliiirtsr
Slmerifaner Elm Gnos MAIDEN iOll.