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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
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M'KlMLEY CLUB ELECTION
Annual Meeting the Occasion for
COnRratuIations and Re
ioicinH.

The annual meeting OF the Mckinley club
was held Monday evening at the Chesa-
peake cafe, with a large and enthusiastic
attendance. The proceedings opened with
an informal banquet with Vice President
Charles Foster as master Of ceremonies
and chairman of the meeting.
Omcers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows:
President Isidor ziegler vice presidents,
w. NJ. Mckay. r. c. Holder. Frank Wood
land; secretary, Harry s. Byrne treasurer
John ]. Ryder; directors Charles @. Nc
Donald Henry p Leavitt and Frank -Craw-
ford.
Following the election Of officers brief
addresses were delivered by Judges w. O.
Sears and A. L. Sutton. Both were full
OF fervor and paid a high tribute to the
energy and work Of the club as n political
factor for the lettering Of political condi-
lions in Douglas county and throughout
the state.
Mr.. Ryder of the banquet committee sub
mitted a report of the annual banquet Of
the club showing the total receipts to have
been SSs3 20 from all sources, including the
sale OF tickets. All bills have been paid
and the club has a clear balance sheet,
with a snug fund in the treasury
me ItpOIl Oh lnt CoIIliilltAeb Was ltNtiNNh
and approved, and a vote of thanks was
rendered the committee for its efficient
services and to all who contributed in
any way TO the success Of the banquet.
Upon the recommendation Of Treasurer
Ryder, It was decided that all members
who have paid their dues, or members who
shall pay their dues OF 81 within the next
ninety days, shall be credited with the
same To Anril 40 1903
Mr.. Ziegler submitted an amendment 10
the constitution that the president shall
be empowered to appoint an auxiliary COM
mittee TO assist the banquet committee In
making arrangements and securing the
presence Of notable speakers for the annual
banquets Of the club, which are held on
McKinleys birthday anniversary. The
resolution went over under the rules until
| the next regular meeting.
! resolution was unanimously adopted
| commencing the devotion of the members
| of the Mckinley club who are members
| Of the present Nebraska legislature for
their fidelity to their pledges as repub-
| leans and for their efficient services ir
] that body, with special reference to N. P
Dodge jr., Henry r. Clarke jr., and Franz
Best, active members of the Mckinley club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
SPANISH VETERANS ORGANIZE
Omaha Expects TO Have n Camp with
Large Membership In the
Near Future.

The preliminary steps were taken Mon
day evening at a meeting of thirty war
veterans held at the Company L armory
for the organization Of the Omaha camp
Of United Spanish War Veterans. There
was much enthusiasm over the movement
shown by those present, auguring we'll for
q local branch of the society. William E.
Baehr, now major Of the First regiment,
Nebraska National guard, was chosen
chairman Of the meeting and Joseph Van
VIE secretary.
Temporary officers were elected, as fol-
lows: Commander Captain Vickers; senior
vice commander Major Baehr; junior vice
commander, Lieutenant Nygard chaplain,
DR.. Pinto; adjutant, Joseph Van VIE;
duartermaster, J. Vert Thompson; officer
OF the day, o, Moody; officer Of the guard,
Hervey w Majors; trustees, }. c. Williams,
Nels A. Lundgren and f. w. Crook.
Application for a charter will be for
warded TO the home ONCE Of the organiza-
ton at Cleveland.
The United Spanish War Veterans is an
amalgamation of the four societies called
the Spanish War Veterans. spanish-Amer-
lean War Veterans. Society Of the Service
Men OF the Spanish War and the Society
OF decentralization War Veterans The
JOINT OEBdulAdllOn was accomplished In
1904. and annual reunions have been held
az 81. Louis and Indianapolis. All per
sons who served in the army. navy or ma
rine corps in the spanish-American war.
Chinese expedition or Philippine insurree-
ton prior 70 July 4. 1902. ara eligible 70
membership In the amalgamated society.
The thirty men present at the initial
meeting entered their names on the roster,
and among them was one OF a Picking vet
eran. II was stated at the meeting there
are 600 men In this territory eligible 70
Join and from whom the membership Will
be obtained II Is urged by those interested
that all IN sympathy with the Organization
attend the next meeting. with their dis
charge papers, or communicate with the
adjutant The next meeting will be held
as soon as possible after receipt OF the
charter and probably viii be within two
weeks, notice 10 be given by the adjutant
A strong EFFORT viii be made to complete
the organization OF the local camp with
a bis membership IN time 10 participate
in the Memorial day exercises and make
a good showing then. The ofacers elected
Monday evening win hold once until the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
PRICE OF HORSES TOO GOOD
So Attractive Gordon Man Fears They
Have Been Selling on
Too Many,

1.-THE high prices we have been getting for
our horses have proved so attractive I'm
afraid we have been selling too close and
will be short" said Sam Hill of Gordon. as
he sat at the Merchants hotel Monday
noon. 1.-THE horses of western Nebraska
are improving every year, due to the i'm
portation of better stations, and lots Of
horses have been sold during the last year.
ut looked for a time that last winter
was going to be severe on stock, but after
the first hard weather the conditions
changed and all stock went through the
winter with scarcely no loss. The coal
scare the Omaha papers were reporting
during the cold weather was not warranted
by facts, for there was never a time we
could not get plenty Of coal to keep warm.
Sometimes we were pretty close to the
cushion. but we pulled through all right"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
BANKS REFLECT PROSPERITY
Omaha and Country Institutions show
Forth Great wealth of
the state.

THE people Of Omaha have a right to
feel proud OF their bank deposits" said F.
Nelson. a prominent banker Of the north
western part OF the state who lives at
Niobraras~ THE Omaha banks are but re-
hecting the prosperity Of the entire state,
however Our bank deposits are larger
than they ever were. and the prospects
were never brighter than at present for
another most prosperous season The small
crops are all in the ground and work has
begun for the. corn. The ground is thor
oughly soaked from the heavy SHOWS we
have had during the winter and never was
In better condition to receive the seeds and
TO promise an abundant yield"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
Good Cough Medicine for children.

The season for coughs and colds is now
at hand and too much care cannot be used
to protect the children. A child is much
more likely to contract diphtheria or scar
let fever when he has a cold. The quicker
you cure his cold the less the risk. Cham
berlains Cough Remedy is the sole re-
lance Of many mothers, and few Of them
who have tried 1t are willing to use any
other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley, w.
Va, says: "'I have never used anything
other than Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
for my children and it has always given
good satisfaction" This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may be
given as confidently TO a child as 20 an
adult.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
MARCH BIG FOR BUILDING
Over Third of Million
nOIIara

During March Building Inspector Withheld
issued 40 building permits. an unusually
large number for March. The estimated
cost OF the buildings represented by these
permits was placed at S344, TO During
March last year only hfty-two permits were
issued, at an estimated outlay Of f449, 800
Two OF the buildings for which permits
were granted March last year cost S2ss, 900,
which explains the seeming disparity in the
figures. It is evident from the building in
spector's records that last month was a big
month for permits for homes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Joe sCuliy Quits omoe-Joe Sculiy has
left the health department where he was
milk Inspector. 70 engage In business for
himself
Tredrfckson Sues for Auto Bili-9enry
G Fredrickson fled suit in the district
court Monday against Edward Rank to re-
cover 400 which he claims is due on an
automobile sold the defendant.
Dog-Days at city RaI-These are dog
! days in City Clerk Buffers office. All
day long owners we're lined up In the office
securing dog licenses for the year. Nearly
Loo have altogether been issued.
Council Passes Money BiIl-The city
council held an adjourned meeting Monday
morning to pass the general appropriation
ordinance. The council will SIT until Tues
day afternoon as a board Of equalization.
nppstsin Collects Fees-Market Master
Eppstein began Monday morning to collect
market fees from persons having stalls at
the market place Monday morning marked
Nhe official opening Of the market for tho
teason.
OLD Gentleman Breaks His Hip-Ben-
Jamin johnson. 2ols Dorcas street, Is years
of age, was feeding his horse Monday
morning when he slipped. fell and broke
his right hip. lie was taken to the Omaha
General Hospital.
Grant W. n. O. social-The members Of
Grant Post Woman's Relief corps, are ar
ranging for an elaborate entertainment and
social to be given at Barlght hall Tuesday
evening to the old soldiers of the post and
their families and friends.
Brick Rlat for W. n. RomRn-Plans
have been drawn by Architect ]. H. Die
frirb fpp a fyyO ut QwAn
for w. r. Homan at Twenty fifth avenue
.and Dodge streets Two apartments with
.tFparate entrances viii be built and the
ytotal cost win be $500.
Pays for Carelessnsss-O. o. Weakly,
1911 Chicago street. left the door to his
room unlocked Saturday evening and when
he returned home after a short absence he
discovered some one had taken advantage
Of his carelessness and stolen So in bills
and some small change.
Damage suit Against Paokers-Henry
Adolf filed suit in tho district court Monday
against the Omaha Packing company ask
ing $3.50 damages fer injuries sustained by
him in December, 1906. while he was work
ipg at the defendants plant. He claims
that an overhead truck fell on him, injuring
him permanently.
Discharges in Bankruptoy-These per-
sons were given their final discharges in
bankruptcy by Judge w. H. Munger in the
United States district court Monday morn
ing: Walter A. Eddy Frederick Burlington,
Thomas II. Newman Of Omaha; John NJ
specht of North Platte, Anna May johnson
of Chadron and Riley d. Richards OF Craw-
ford.
In the divorce MiIl--Anna N. Glendale
applied to the district court Monday for a
divorce from Charles Glensdale on the
ground OF nonsupport They were married
October 81. 1901 Ida Mae Parker was
granted decree OF divorce from Adelbert
Parker Monday In the district court on
the ground Of nonsupport
zinshaw Back Homo-Congressma E
H. Hlnshaw OF the Fourth Nebraska dis
trict was In Omaha Monday on his return
from Newcastle Ind. where he had been
called by the serious Illness OF Mrs Hin
shaws father. This Is my first return "a
Nebraska since the adjournment OF con.
gress" said Mr.. Hinshaw. NO, I did not
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
G G G OUR RECORD
OOOo0s 10 YEARS OF CURES

The value of S. S. blood thoroughly proven
Its
character 1t is the best known generally used
blood edcine
disappointed
1t has been the for forty years.
OF which justly proud is years
AS remedy for Rheumatism Catarrh Sou and Ulcers,
skin Contagious Blood Poison
impure poisoned condition Of the blood has equal
into the circulation and thoroughly all impurities
complete and lasting of these troubles and disorders furnishes
weak polluted blood h hethgving and sustaining qualities,
and this fresh stream ciuaes through the the
body ingorad and made and healthy she
blood medicine
fom This medicine product
hes and made from the healing cleansing
herbs and barks 1t is therefore addition being
blood troubles absolutely safe medicine for old
experiment to use s. remedy with record that has
its worth and ability by its forty blood
remedy begin the use OF and write physicians and they will send
book trouble will charge
medical advice. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
EYE SPECIALISTS, Huteson Optical Co

Mangum & c.. LETTER SPECIALISTS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
Three Daily Trains to Chicago
VIA CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, & ST
PAITT. RATIWA

From Union station, Omaha, 1855 a. M,
5:45 y. m. and s:35 p. m. daily. Arrive
Union station, Chicago lin the business and
hotel district, at $50 p. m, s35 a. m. and
9 Is a. m, respectively. Comfortable berths,
excellent dining car service, courteous
treatment OF passengers. F. A. Nash. Gen.
erai Western Agent 1924 Farnam St.,
Omaha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
Es7 41o1 >UERTO RICO"

Esta a la c, rga en- Barcelona .para
salir Ell II de corriente con destino
al Mediterraheo Canarias, San Juan
de Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo, San
tiago de Cub. Habana, Cienfuegos
y New Orlea. ).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
N0TlS De Il HlYa
la MEGA DEL PACIFISMO

va que va usted 4 quedarse aqui
los dos meses que dure IL Conferences
me dice Paul Adam-no Sc contente
usted con yer los s0fiores dele9 9ados
oficiales y con OR sus doctas palabras.
Fuera del Palacio de la Conferencia
tendra usted 6guras m as interesantes
que las que peroran dentro.
Verdad es. Aprovechando esta A.
samblea pacihsta, la cual los delega-
dos plenipotenciarios suelen venir con
una f:ialdad completamente esc9ptica
muchos hombres muchas mujeres
que Sc 50 sienten almas de ap6stoles,
Sc han reunido en- La Haya trabajan
a su modo, y demuestran una activi-
dad, un ardor y una con6anza que no
es de estilo entire diplomaticos
Yea uSted la baronesa de SutneH
-continda diciendo Paul Adam-esa
mujer quien sus partdarios llaman
Nuestra Sehora de Ia Paz; Yea usted
Cora Richemond, II fuertc oradora
popular de Chicago. quo osta dando
conferencias en- los salones de los gran
deG hOteles; yea usted a Stead, 0obro
TODD, al admire BILE Stead, director do
Ia "Revista de Revistas" londinense,
ell her6ico periodista que supo renun-
ciar a una herencia do Glen millones
de frances por coDServar su libertad
de hablar claro en- Ell momcnto tragi-
CO de la guerra boer, yea usted les
demas, pues son muchos, cada dia
seran mas. La Conferencia, esta vez,
preocupa al mundo entero. va usted
We que todos los grandes peri6dicos
tienen aqu{ representatives.
Esos peri6distas tambie1 deben ser
dignos de estudios 81. como creo asis
tieron a la Conferecia anterior. Uno
de ellos, en- TODD case, ell ingles MOsche-
10, del Concord, de Londres, me parece
uno de los hombres mas curiosos que
exiten. Era pintor. y tenfa fama y ga.
naba dinero. Un dfa Sc 10 ocuri6 ha
cerse paci6sta y comenEo su bella cam
pafia. Hoy e. presidente della asosia-
sion International do Albitraje = ha
organEado para fines de este mes un
CongreSo do paz estraohcial. en- Scarbo.
A todos los ire viendo. Todo ira
tar& de conocerlos. En dos meses So
puede estudiar fOndo este "monde 4
part" en- 81 cual - uneven, llenos de no.
bles ilusioneS, Los que Green en- un por.
venir sin luchas, sin sangre y sin injus.
ticias. El solo Aspeto de La Haya, por
10 general tan apacible y tan homog6neo,
indica que no solo delegaciones o6cia-
les han venido. Los qninientos mien-
bros de las misiones no amin arfan de
tai modo los cafe, los hoteles, los CIR
culos
Una inmensa legion cosmopolita de
apostoles libres ha seguido ell camino
trazado por los apostoles pleniploten-
ciarios. De todos los rincones de la
terra, en- donde la sangre CORE con
frecuencia, vienen, con las manos ex-
-ndidas, pidiendo un POGO de paz los
- bres. De Armenia, de Turqufa.
de los aalcanes, dc mas lejos. dc Afri-
ca, de Asia, de todas parties, en- fin. las
romerfas Sc han encaminado hac{a es-
ta Mecca del pacihs 10, entonando los
canticos quimericos de = vida apaci-
bic y bienaventurada, de "a vida sin
sin lucha, dc la vida paradise. "a.
E. GOMEZ CARR1LL>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06

Admitiendose carga y pasajes de ', z: y 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
VAPoREs A NUESTRA COW

ESparol MIGUEL NJ. PINILLOS"
Sali6 de Canarias para este puerto
y 10 esperamos hacia Ell 9 de Agosto
corriente. Terminadas sus operacio-
mes aquf seguira para Ponce, Santiago
de Cuba, Habana Cienfuegos y New
Orleans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
Sunmpre.

- SOhn 9issins bon Sobn StraBs,
elm 8ersmann i'm OiO. S6a6t Del
giO. 8 3sds, wurOs DiOntas MorssH
Our6 siusu Dsdenfull sridluseu.
- Durd sinsu DedsufuIl in Dem
DO. 2 S6u6t Der 30. 1 3sds srbislt
Better 8Olisfi pon Driufer Stra6e am
Mfontas sinen ssbrO6enen Riidsn, 3psi
Rippsu uui Der rshtsn Ssits sinssoriidt
uno bDie Shnittpunben am Sopfe.
Wiun erpurtet nidt buB, sr wieOer se'
nsien wirb.
= 5rau Clara 9iomisfes, bic Satin
bss goleu @Op. 0iomisfse pOn 3broOp
Strass, unO 9burlss Ri6aroa, Der bel
ibuen in 9Oit sins. iinO Suiummsn aus.
seriiien unO nubmsn 3uslsit $3.50 nit,
bic 9iOmisfss uno isinem SruOsr ssbOr.
ten. Wian sluubt. OuB Die Durdbrsu'
nsr ii9 nu9 PbiIuOelpbia bsSubsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

= Sn giew SrIeaHs ltarb GbOmas
8. GbOrps, Elm isbr betunuter Redts'
unwuIt uuO unssbIi6 elm oiretter Ota6'
fOmms Yutrid 9sur1's, I'M 9lItsr BON
81 Sabreu.
- Die 9uusbsiiser in Der StaOt
5all OiiUer, Wfaii., bubeu Die 98Obns
uussmistbs erbObt, neil ben 5ubritars
beitsrn uuldusit cine SObnerbObunS be-
pillist Wurbe.
= Der merifaniide Miuiitsr fir
GuspartiSe guselssenbeiteu mu6te Offis
Sisl bsfannt, oab WisritO nit @uuts.
mala psssn Der auslisferuus uOn Sen.
Sole Wiariu Gina tsinsn Sriss bstOms
men pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
9ein 1tebereinfp pmmen.

@ruf 0iabsn.9suet;au, Der Odnii6s
Uiiuiiter fir 9uswdrti9s glnsele9enbsi'
ten, Der iid sur 3sit in SOnOOn uuf'
bielt. bate init Serru Gburles SarOin.
&c, Dem llnterietretGr i'm gluspdrtissn
9lmt uuO nit Dem Wtiniiter fir 2lus.
warti9e glusslsseubriteu grsD mebrers
Gonferenjen uuo wurbe BON S0nis @Os
parO in 9IuOieni empiansen. Sn neb.
reren llnterrsounseu, Die er nit bObsn
Stautsbenmtsu bate, erfldrts er, bnb
bas @srii6t, Odusmart babe nit
Dsuti6lano elm llsbsrsinfommen ee.
trOffen, nm i'm Sale eiues Sriesrs Die
Office fir trsmOs Sdiffs iu i6liebsn,
aus Der Suft sssrifien iei. Graf 9iu.
bsn.ssuet;un traf auBsrOsm SOrbsreit.
unssn fir sinen 8siud oss bdnii6sn
S6ni9spaares in Sonoon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
SdlulE 0eh6rec.

Sn Der WtOutas 9iaft ubsshultenrn
Seriammluns Duroen Die slnsebots fir
Die 26 nsuen S9uliimmer in Der l.. q.
g., 13. un6 81. @arb er0ffnet, pObsi
iih ersab. OaB uiels oerielben ben ueran'
idlasten SOitenpreis iibsritiessn. Ntan
beidloB 3ulest, Die Sade osm Suu
@Onlits gu iiberpeiisu, oas in alien 5dl.
len Die @slSanpeiIun9 Suriifienoen iOll,
no Die 9lnSebOte ju bod iino. SObalr
bas 9Omits nit sinsm 8sritt ferttg 1T.
lOa cine weitere 8eriammluns ab9ebul'
ten meroen.
Saut eiuem beitIti9tsn Bsriht oes
Sau @Omites nur6e Der 9ontraft fiji
notbwenOise Rsparutursu an S6ulbGu'
iern gum Prsis uon 81 ,293.6O an Prict
& 9Owartb iibsrwieien ueriisselte an'
9ebUte fir gnbauten an yio. 6, ~ unS
1s iOllsn uerlanst unb in Der nd6itsu
Yerlammlung einsersi6t perbsn; biz
Yemillisuns fir Giienpuarsn in DO.
II auf $500 feitieseno.
Das gu osm 3wsd ernannte Spe;ial
@oniite beridtste in Sstreif Der S9ulsn
in ben ii. uno Is. 9Saros, oae mebr
Raum nDtbis isi (; eritens iOll in Der 9iO.
IA Sdule Der Wtan9el bsieitist wer6en
unO jweitsus Elm pniieHoss @sbduos fir
Die junssu S6iilsr Der 9iadbarihaft
BON yujerHs unO 3wauiisiter StruBen
ber9eri6tet perbsn. Der Ssri6t fanO
Seitdtisuns.
Den Srie9speternueu nurOe Grlaub'
niB ertbeilt. in Den S6ulen cine Sent
Collection uufiunebmen, Sweds @rdbsrs
i9miiduns pom peritorbsuen Samera,
ben. Ons Shrsibsu oss Yauinipet.
tors iiber 5Oilette;immsr aui iebem
StOdDerf, anitatt nur i'm @rossido6,
naro Dem YsbCroe glnwalt iibermieien,
Der feititeIlsn ioIl, oh ss in Der 3utunft
llnunnebmli6teiten sebeu piirSs, psnn
Die 8ebOrOs oieies ni6t tbut. Der
uOrsrle9te Seridt oss Sdpdn;ebsam'
ten SOpcs isist. baB 2s,6o2 Sin6sr
;wii6su G uuO 16 Sabreu Die itabtiI6sn
S6ulen beluhen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
Ntttstpu.

- Der bcii9e liusent BOit Der q.
u. IT, iit Ourh oas abiterbeu Der Bette
ranen 10 9elidltet worOen. OuB man es
nOlbis IanO, ibn ein9ebsu 3u laiien.
- Yieriis 3talieusr. Die Oabisr nit
3ubereitung Oes SabnbstteS fir Die
Naursl Sinie beidGftist paren, le9ten
Snmita9 Die 2lrbeit nisOer, neil ibnen
cine ScbnerbObuu9 uerpsisert pOrOsn
mar.
- 0as oOppslts 98pbnbaus Der
5Srau SOttis Goodman on 99illium
Strabe, pOn ibr unO g9illiam 3. Sen.
ninss bewObnt, wurbe WtOntus giats
mittus Ourh Gin 5eusr gum Sstra9 uon
etwa 81 900 bsiddoist.
- Dem SOitbuusbeiissr yOuis Ser.
ringer uOn 9rster Borough wurbsn
S1S5. cine 9olbene 2aidenubr unb pers
ifisOene anbere Shmudla6en pom 3wei
uubstanntsu 9eitObleu. Die bel ihm Gins
setebrt warsn uuS nod benz Disbitubl
uerihmanoen.
= Sine srplpOirte Sampe isste Sams
itas 9iudt Die SlsiOer Der 60 Sabre
ulten 6ruu Gesina @uores uOn Carroll
StruBs in Sranb uno sbe Die uon elmer
Baiiantin alarmirten gia6barn Die
6lammen selOi6t buttsn, mar bic lln-
gliidlibe 10 i6wer perbranut, baB Tie
am fOlssnOen WtOrssu iturb.
= Der 13idbrise SObn Pultis, an.
seblih BON Scranton, berihtets 6reitag
Der bieiissn POlijsi, OaB ;wei Stuliener
ibn bel Der 9udawunna Subnitation Su
9Seit RittstOn iiberfielsn, nit einem
OOld uerleeten unO baum beruubtsn.
Da Der Suride nod cine Eaidsnubr
unO Spsrn9Iaisr I'M Seiis bate, 10
ihsnfts man ibm teinen @laubGn, tross
Dem er siuen S6nitt am Ssin ats BE.
weis SsiSte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
Aus bem pberen xbale.
(ar6balo gorreiponocn3.)

= Ourh sinsn i6psrsn 6slisniall in
Der .. & 8. 3e6e gio. 1 3u Sermbn
purOs am Samitas Wtorsen stephan
SsnO uuf Der Stslls sridlussn, pabrs
eno Gburlss 9aicOsip 10 bOie Serlesun'
gen erbislt, baB feline @snsiuns uusss'
i9lOhsn f9stnt. @r itarb balS nadbsr.
(@arbonOale @prreiponosnj.)
- Splusiter Mie@arrp sins lsste
giu6t uuf Dem StruBsnbubuseleiie BON
@urbOnOale mad Ntapfielo unb nabe
BroOfiioe traf ibu Elm Babnwasen unb
i9uitt ben SOrpsr sut3psi.
= Der .. & 8. FaiiasisrSus purSs
SUnntus gia6mittas cine turse Strede
Oberbulb @arbOnOale our6 ausssbrsitsts
S4isnsn pom ben @elsiisn sspOrfen,
isoOd ytismaub buour4 uerlset.
- slnOrem g8bsrso BON @reenfielo
ROuo purO Samitus 0tudt, uls er sut'
lang ben .. & 8. @slsiisn bsimlisi, BON
elmer SOtOmotiue am Sopfe setrOffrn
unO iturb ipdtsr i'm 9iOtbiull SOipitul,
Obns wisoer bic Bsiinnuns su srlan'
gen.
- Der 10 Sabre alts 9arrB Ginfel'
puusb, uls Sslfer in ben 9snOrid @iisn'
psrfen anseitellt. erlitt lsste 9ia9t
einen ihredlidsn COB, benn infolse bes
6uti9ens elmer Sette nit sinem baran
i6WsbsnOsn, idwsrsn @iisnitiide, ser
qusti6te ibn bas @slpidt osiielbsn tbats
id6li6. Der Ssrunsliidts fam Dor
Orei Subren pom Orion, 3d., bisrbsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
ORic 1T hiest

gDir bitten sinbuntsrt Dollars 9tlpbnuus fir
itetn 6au ron aatnrrb, etr uitt eurd Ginnsb-
mtn ron Sal's aatarrh.aur stbsiIt ipuetn fam.
6.S. 9btutp& 6 o.. 1istuib., 5pIsep, 8.
9Bir, bic llnttTiuhutttn. babtH 8. 8. Gbtnty
istt etH ltsttH is 9abrtn stfaHnt une balifn ibu
fur pOaipmmsn thrtnbaft in allen @ti6Gftsptr.
baneluuetn une Huan,isa btf1biet, aIs ron lsintr
5irma sinsrsaHstutu grbiubIi&IsittH ~ trfil-
len.
Btf& SruaE @rpbbauetIs-D -DrOsuiiitn, 5p-
lseo, 8.
@alhinG ainuaH & Rarpiu, Srpe.
banetIs. Crpsuifftn, 5pltte, ..
Sall's sataITb.aur rirb iunuIi6 etnpmmsn
une Hirft birtft auf has 9lut unb bic Itlsimiatu
Sbnai6m hss Sphsms. 3tusniit frsi psr-
laubt. grds 75r fur bic 5Iaf&s. 9rfauft ron
attn apcibtiun.
pairs 6amilisH.piIItH iins bic tsRtn.