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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
eadapnnnu & BDoming gaIleB.
(9aurel ginie.)
3Iiitsu SCRANTON unO g4iItss.sarrs.

3piibtu Snantcn une 9Siltts'Sdrrt.
3uar psrlaFtn Suauicu nm 90, 200, 90
400, 500 uut 600 Mrratus. lin 40 Wlcr.
arms an 99rhsntastn uno aat un6fpl1tnet
,pauaia Winuten, unb nm z 90 Wpraens an
Spunidesu uub alls un6fOIasret ipaujis Ni.
nuttu bis uue iuIlufpt 1870 Nd6is. In 0iI,
Fts-9arrt Al Winuttu ipdttr aufcmmsrb.
Grpreiiist, nuT In pittsipn dubaltsne, rsr.
laETtH SCRANTON nlr Stun6s idsli6, laneat-
ucmmtu Sonniass uue 6tisrtdetn, pom 7,t9
Rcrasns bic 7.t9 abtnps. uub irtHtu IN gpu.
fts-gans 80 Miuuttu ip6ttr elm.
Oefttur Ditnf ipifhsu SCRANTON. gap gua
Tarf, euna pdrf, Ttirsbura une Duumprs.
Sttkt 6abrplan fur gtpddbtf6rbuubt 3iids.
n. n. @ptv. IT.. BtritbTsIettsr
9Tat In Rraft am 8. SuIi 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
Gin prsanrrns,prrthrr.

Der Serr &nipferl eripedt ia, trob
Teiner T6neibigen S9piesermamd, ben
Ginbrud zines Iebr sliidIihen unb beis
tersn gbemannes!" = nNa ia, ber =
mub!"
Dtffenfdaftttde Grs
petition mad SsGanb.
Don &iel 1T eine asronautiI9zmeteos
rologiI9e Expedition mad Der unn1its
teIbdr IiibIi9 BON RprbpoIartrets ees
Iegsnsn bGniibsn Sniel Sslanb sesdHs
sn. Die Expedition itebt unter Der
2situng bss Sauptmdnns Silbebrunbt,
Der bon elmer itattliden Qn5abl bon
Sa9lsutsn bsglsitst pirb. Die Sors
Idunssfubrt pirb ssraums 3eit in Gns
Ipru4 nebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
aa bus ssnannts Gissntbum miro muir stssn
9aar;dbIuns psrfauft.
9. s. Galpin, ederiff.
S6uiFsamt. Scranton. pa. Dpunsrifas, ben
II Sitpbtr 1917.
yntea Anskpn,n,ef,.

2anbesf # Gum SduIs
GEM: rIlio bic 2eute baben burdpeg
ibr sutes @ustommsn?" dulSe:
.Sa! 3 brerint ia alIetpeiI mo a biNel."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
aflnIi,inrr AnaIrnnnn.

Bettter (bsr ii9 nidt abpeifen
InFen mill, oIs in Der Wobnuns elm
&Iapisr ert0nt): %. bOs bdtt's net
'braudt, ies' mar i obnebin 'sunsa!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
S 6 nibef.
6aerIei SntereRdhtes aus aflerIei ges
biet-Jiir Stbrn etipes.

Der 9 am # a gzS aGbs
etertas fpurbe i'm II. Sabrbuns
bert in England eingsfiibrt.
8irS sine aotosnuB e
Dorber erfpdrmt, 70 geniigt elm tleiner
S6Iag, nm bic .S9ale lei1t abaus
IOIen.
4ls leopdtra emit Mart
Inton elm 5eit CAB, lieb iie ben Sub.
booen 18 3oa bod nit RoienblGttern
btitreuen.
Gel b pirb in Der 9is
BEL BEL 2lbra6ams 2lntauf zines
SrabmuIs fir 400 Silberfefel gum
eritsn Mal eripGbnt.
0ie 3igeuner perben aes
pobnIi9 fir egpptiiden llrTprunas
gehaIten, aber tbatIG9Ii6 famen iie
uripriinsli4 bon Snbisn.
0te gainsfette in Sns
bien 1T allen Ripalen an 5aittaQen
tpeit pcrdus. 5aiien bon 80 bts 40
Sasen finb ni9t ungetpDbnIi9.
bldnb tf Be-
Ii + m t burd feline 2anbTeen unb
Sei6e. @s sibt bdislbit ale 9r5ben,
BON fleiniten bis gum er0bten See.
Detn berge nebmen auf
ber melt einen SId9enraum bon
ungefGbr 21,000,000 older elm, ippppn
gut 100000 older auf europa entz |
fallen.
Der Gbrfoff9eb bait
zines 9Gnieeies lit iebr bod, oann fol-
gen entipre9eno Gntens, gerlbiibnerz,
Subners, Srutbiibnerz unb Regenpfeis
fersgier.
Die b iinnfe Materie in
Der Welt lit bas SGut6en elmer Seiz
fenpaferbIaie; 100000 folder
dufeinanoerseIegt, ipiirben einen 3pI
Side erseben.
Gin Steinbaus ift ni9t 10
ouuerbaft pie Elm ioI9es aus Bad
fteiHen. Gin reselre9t duf9ebautes
8uditsinbaus rpirb Elm Sdus aug
9ranit iiberbauern.
BAT unb BATS
qutttungen iparen In ben eriten
aoloniaIaeiten Inn 1862 eeiebli9e
3ablungsmittel. tpie aud Tlais, Bob
men unb StodfiIb.
Wenn eins Sif9grGte
in bem gals itedt, 10 pirb bur9
Driiden auf bic 3unssnpurael 9redsn
erfolseu. tpeldes in Dislsn ssGllen bic
SrGte berausbrinst.
osnat unb 8affet
It BE n. auf Re9nung Der Rsgiez
runs, ieoem Mitslisb bes belgiI9en
parlaments Sur @srfiisung, tpel6es
eine IGngere Rebe bGtt.
0as &oIoffeum in Rom
tpurbe unter @sspdiion erbout, I'm
100000 3uiduuer aufSunebmen. Gs
nubm einen SlG9enruum bon 5a Older
elm uno mar 120 Sub bod.
Ole aIIgemeinena aos
Il n Der segenpdrtisen Mdrine @ngz
lambs pcreu $67o,00O,000 unb unges
fGbr $390,00O,00O iinb in ben leBten
5ebn Sabren uusgegeben lporben.
QIle 9 9riftitiide, pelds
nit Der setpObnliden iebt sebrGu4=
liaen Sinte sefdrieben iinb. follen
mad @usIuss BON gbsmitern in 70
Sdbren politGnoig unIeferli4 fein.
Ole erfe ameritanis
I DE DeItausfeIIung tpurbe
in Der Stabt Refp gort nit GROCER
bonn prGfibsntsn Srants
lin pierce am IA. SuIi 1853 erDffnst.
Ole erfte Stabt bon ben
pielsn, lpsl6e na9 unisrem erftsn prd>
iioenten gsnannt purhen, mar Wafbs
instpn, Diltes Gountb, Ga, bas erfte
Gouhtp mar in 8irgis
nien.
. 3 M 3 Len BON fei<
n m M ebl unb 9strsibe gefhab
bier3ulunbs Susrit in Der NGbe BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Id)cn Mcerbuien au3bolcn miQ. Gas
lit @HgIaub BON allen NnIong i6ou
al Gin Corn i'm Nllge gelpcicn. 3ie
9onOoncr Rrciic bat Ocrm ollh sic
OclltIfe &oIitif in @eriien idon
I0ngit pcrOGdtigt. &criicn miro in
Irincr @cItrcblun8cn, iib u~tn6bangig
ST crboltcr, ieOcr5cit ollf sic llntcr-
itiiBung Gcuti6lonO'S red)1nen f0l1-
ncn. Sn Feriien icl6it modt iid
ncucrOinaS cine onS9cipro6enc NO.
tiOnole Str0mun9 gcltcnO, Sine 9to-
tiolloIbant lit crridtct porben un5
Den Bian elmer 9(nIeibc BEL Gn9lonO
oOcr HuBlonO Got man fallen loiIen.
8clingt cS Dem ncllcn SdoG bic
5crriittctcn 6inon5cn 9eriicn'S 5u
or0ncL 10 tOnntc nit Dem cingetrc-
tcncn &c9icrun0Slpr6icG cine ncle
Ncro filr Berlicn beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Ger meme uiirttcmbcrsiid)e 2anotng

Wtit eilter IN @ilrttenrberg ltpd)
nidt erlebten Grrc9ung bobelt bic
2anbtogsluoblcn ltattgefui,oen. Sic
3obl Der Wmoate ipar bicsnlol llul
% GROCER, ais bis6er, rnlo bicic Scr
mcbrlng lit alien Torteien 5llglltc
gefommclt, ouBer Ser Solfsportci,
Die lieben Wal,oatc perloren fat. Sic
peridtebcnen Saftionelt ba6en fol.
9cnoe St1rfe: G%onierbatipe utb
9auern6unb Is - 6isDer 8; Hatio-
nalliberale Is = bisber 10; Solfs.
portci "a - bisber 26; Centrum '2G
- bisber 19; So5iolbcmofratcn 10
bisber z; bo5u cir %ortciloler.
Cine feIte Webr6eit beltebt ollo nidt.
Golfsportei unb So5ialocmofrotcn
5dblen 80 size, alle niftrooifalcn
SO. G%onierpatine, galterllbllno mo
Centrum 31blen nit oenr Barteiloien
40 size, nle iibrisen Garteien 90.
Ta5piideln iteben Die Mationallibe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
0lnltie Qnmnr.

IS iinrb am 0. Sanuur 1907, I'M 400 ll6r
Wioraens, Matte 2nmpc, aeliebte @ntlln poi
5obn aninpe. Die peeroigun9 ttnoet 6reita1,
Sdmieocriobncs 9rn. Scnrn u. Siibtine, gr.
1920, Sit. 5eberaIs Strabc, ans Guf Der r9oltoon
Bari GcmetcrU" itatt. t10-11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
TSrcbcrifa SdDum6crg.

IS ltur6 am s. Sauilar 1907 8reocrida
sdIum6erg i'm utter BON 70 5a9ren, Z NionateIl
utb y :3aeeI, .GelieDte @9tilil peg 9etliorRc,,elt
Sunnerftag, glncbmittnaS . llbr, bon Der lSo6'
NINA ibres 51nieGerfDbncs, Srtt. Gbaries Rn'
tUidjie. Dir. q, observation-disclosures aus ifati.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
8cruarS s. SnnSt.

IS iiarb am o.. Sarunr 1907 ScrnnTo s.
Snuot, e~eliebier S1tte bon elisabeth 9ulot
i'm icincr gSobnuitg, ltr. G23, 9Seitsgioole.Sir.
Sic Qeeroigmig fiIloet Snmitag, bcl -. San.
1907, bom Grnlerbauie aus mad Der 81. Ilp9on'
fitssSlircbe itait, no nm g llbt cine Meoliteffls
Meiie fir icin SccIenbciI ~0ebaltell miro. Bel'
febltlla prinutim. UO-l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
gtabftrt 1880.
Wilbcim $. Heinbarnt
0r. 2O2t, gpeft.Y alt.m MI re.etrahe.

Mep-yore claitildje &rndbanScr,
ifl rJnc Tcher.
fbnnen Sag nno Tadbt getragcn mcrben.
Mud rt-8nmmt-SGnber,
ipefdie ute rpften, femft bei'm gaben mtdjt.
9tejeIben 5iro bon aneft Ner5tett beftef3
cinpto9Ien.
Gr herfertigt rlf 0eiteuung rnb bat aif Eager:
Gdluftertdtber 1tnterietbSbinocu,
neide uto. SolstiTcnsS rudlbdnber,
70 arrarlairt, bob feine aecDrten &uroen be-
ftehs 5ufrieoer aeiteut iino.
@ne @rlibbdnber, Snaoaeer nnb Snftriis
nlente ipcrbe1 Baranttrt, oab fc patfen, unb
duf'S Gdnberfte lno Befte aneeferttet.
SIR Gamcn iinb 8immer
urter Mliftds bon Wiao. Meinbarot borbni,oen.
Wib. IcIepbon = @unrtIaiS 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Gbriitupb Gdnucins6crg.

IS itarb am s. 5nnuur 1907 S6riitopb
shmciusbcrg, ~eeIiebter @utte Der oeritorberei1
WiarO Sdlpcinsbere, in icirerl n. GehenSiabre.
Sic Vecrot1lna .finoet 1rcitag, oeil II, SnnIlar
1907, 0a6mitia9s = ll0r, bon ieiner 9Sobll19,
9r. 2Ot9, @ants SirnBc, aus ali Ger Baltimore
GemcicrO" itutt. 0O-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
WnSrcos .Scim.

IS iinr6 am o. Snniar 1907 NnOreas :@cinl
in leiicm u. lcDensinbre, @1ite bon Gbrtlltitd
ST. Seim1. Bic 9ecr6iguna jinoei am Srcttag,
Nad6lHittaes h3 llbr, bon ieiner 2Sobiitng, Nr.
1903, gorbs6 remontsgluenlc, aus ttntt, Yer
pnnote IL. 5reunoe lino eineelaoelt, Dem Iraliers
gotiesoienite bci5uiuobnen. Neiiebllilg p%rloalinl-
= Ifn-11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
WarGarctta 2nb.

IS itorb am o. Saninr 1907. I'M / ll6r
ocrltorbencn G0m put, in ibrcin 81. Gebenss
iabre, in ibrcr gSobning, 5ranilinsSlpeIue. @ar=
bcnoiae. Die 3eit Der Seeroigite iutro ipater
auocIetot. ClOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Tran Gliiabetb Nnboipb,
Wr. 1919, Weh.eampafe.e citrate.

Nr. 1919, Wcft.2ampafe. etrahe.
Die 9tisfteuuns bon eentaItem Hor5eIan
ipnroe Mnntag, ben 3. DECEMBER, %cr5ffnet.
Na6niittdgs.
@roke susipabI bon preis,pertben Bcibna6ts.
@crd1enfcn. (Gept3O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Baltimore Sransfcr Gompasnic,

eiibuf.Gde eight. inb 2unibarb.s traRc.
Sniisnl6be( transpurtirt NIB Uerpadt. Smmt.
bnKe unb 1GaetpnS fir Htentcs mcroen lett
fir bic fonlneibe Gallon gebu6t. Gnbruerre
iinb Yreife re6t. (52--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Sic MuSman0crung ans
Den Ser. Staotcn no6 CANADA &C.
itoltet iid) BON Sobr 81 So6r lcbbof-
ter. @on Suli bis Sftober Oieics
So6rcS lponocrtcn 17,907 &erioncn
aus, gegen MIR 1864 I'M glcifen
3eitroumtc oes @orjabres. Gie gu
no6me betrdgt olio iiber 40 Ero5cnt,
ltno o0e Nn5ciGen iprcd)en oafilr,
oab iie in 3ufunft nod groBer Iein
nir6. Pm itGrfiten lit bic 9tuslpa1-
oerllng in Den @ren5ltoater, ollein
nit cittenl groBcrcn o0cr gcringeren
&ro5cnt iino 10 5iemlid) oae Stoa-
ten bct6eili9t nomentIid icnc, bic
zinc ltorfe observation-disclosures 9epolfc'
rullg Ddbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

0ic Siirfci .gegcn bic
9(6Iidt GngIono'S, boS Sinoi-@e6iet
ais Gin ullobb6ngioeS 9cpartemc1t
inter cincn cngliidcn 9ennltcn SIT
IteQcn, 9rotelt eingclcgt. Sb lid
Gnolono mo6l nm Sen 4%Srotelt flint
nlcrll miro?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

@egen Of lugene
Gcniionirung ser Sunoes : Nnge.
lteQtcn, mcnl1 bicIelbcn Gin 9eipilies
9tlter errcid)t boben, ninlnlt Die SEQ
tinralc Ginilbienitrefprm 2ign nit
He9t cine cntidicOcne SteGung Elm.
Die Gegierungs : 9lngeiteQtell, bic
our9 baS Gipiloienitgcict Dor gruno-
loicr @ntloiilung iid)er iinb, pcrmO-
gen, 6a lire 9~e5obllutg cine Der-
bdltniBmGbig quite lit, iidcrli6 aa-
fir SIT ioroclL OoB iic i'm 9(lter por
Notb geidiibt iitO; ibre GnIpriid)c
ouf cine Beniion Iino oesbolb ltnge-
reft. Mon i6offe bie GrpreIiung
bon @eloern 5u Gompagrle5meden
ob, 10 bub iie Sic betrelienoen Cunt
men sum Ginfa1tf in cine Seriidc-
rings : @eleaidait p~erlpcn0en f6n-
tlell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
galtin,pre Gentetern.

Ylrcan: Trdnfftf. Bfb1., Baltimore. u. gaurttlr.
YeprdbniBpIdte 5ln: Yerfauf = bon $25 an,
nit Marmcrpfcftcrt abgegrenot $35 - HIdt fit
bier Grdber. (Suni16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

gtimdHsfRbrtr G. ". StinJ, @ubHaue:
g. & 3. 121 @ BulbrooL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Qnrrainc.

Maleriih = Iarrartig SrieolidJ.
Wc{tlid bon gSalbrpof cir unb cine balbe
MlciIe. Wenuet biz NIT Iopbattun bcbeibiiete
9iortbs slnenr ,sGar. Sreic &iHfden Mudnlitings
am 3erniui5 Breifc bon Observation-Disclosures
icbt fpc;iea. 2cid)tc 9e6irguleen. 3eIepbon-
Gatcn 223. gircan: Sranflin. mnh @tnoipr'
slpabS. IcrIanat Sroi1iire. (Wtai4 .1S,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

llebcr ct olgrci dc Ser
Jude init einenl reilen Giingmittel be-
ri6tct DOS 2onomirtbihafts.Minil
RUM Ser 8creinigten Stootcn. Sins
gebenb bon Scr S%bntiod)c, BOB Der
grobtc Sheil OeS frlldJt6arcn @robo-
ocrs aus ourd) @erpittcrrl,g 5~erflci-
ncrterl @elteil, beItcbt, fat man &C.
mobnlid)cn Grant in fcineS El,lper
bermoDlcn uno otS Ginger bclnlbt.
Sic @%rge6niiie iol(en gan5 ousge5eid).
net oclpeien iein, nomentlid nit Tiif-
lidt oarouf Dab cine Come @ronit.
pltlper ctipaS iiber brci Collars foitei
llnb ctipo 10 picl bcfrii6tenoc Stoff(
cntb1lt, nic man ionit MIR fir ilngc:
fGBr bilnoert Soaors 6cI6offcn fam
(g4bl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Haentar fhr @paTbinstOu Enb 9itrEtt Columbia
gsm. Saunemanu. 1915 @arioR e., ". ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Mpiufan6's tiirfi1de 8d6cr.
Gaultnble. @tbdnbe, Euitamt gtBen. etetS uffeu.
tMug22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

gIgentbhmer G, Natne, @uhnnng:
g. & g. $40 o. MnoifoH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Ser so illinnGrs Glnb"
in @nibington bat in Dem neilen 81.
notor Clinton @llggcnbeim, Der ocll
Stoot Colorado bonn A. W1rj bielcs
Sabres bis,5lnl A. Wdr5 1918 pertrc-
ten Iou, eilten 3lnpod)s befonlmcn.
ST miro Scr iiingite Yunoes- S%c1otor
ieil ocnlt er lit crit 50 Sabre oft, on.
fir lit CT o6er reid nit WiQionen &c,
lcgnct. Sem 8oter Mieper @llggcn.
beim fam oils armer idluei5eriiher
@inipanOcrcr nod Imerifa rnb ban.
helte nit Sfcnidlpdr5e. gr fom ipd.
ter III Yeiib elmer Wtinc, ballte cin
S9nlel5nerf ut0 belite beberrldcn
feline lieben So6ne Die nmerifaniid)en
S6ntelsfperfe. Ger Sdnlel5 SruIt be.
ltebt ans ben @llggenbeimers, utlb
Sinlon @iiggenbeimer lit oas Sallpt
oeriel6en. gr bat slpar erfldrt, bob
er nitbt ais gertreter Der Smelling
COMPANY" in ben Senot gebe, JONI
ocrll oils Ser eirfade giirger Sin,ol1
Nuggcnbeint, Inn Sen Stant Colorado
81 pcrtreten itnO ben SnterelIe1 oeS
aal,Sen 2onOes SIT Oienen. Gas Ser
ipreden lit gut. @oIlen mol o6luar-
ten, luie es gebalten miro.
Die uSIIin. StaatS5tg."
idreibt: Der Wolipcrncnr Icneen
befiiriuortet Den YIalL cine gn3abl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Ger prcuBii dc 6inon5-
miniItcr b. GDeinboben crfl0rte bel
ser Gr0ffmng oeS 2onotogcS, ooB
Iid sic lleberidiiile Ser Giienbo6nen
tbeillpeiic pcr5ebnfoht bitten, Sogen
uniere @egncr Der Wuni5ipoli5lrltng
nod INNER, bob bic @crltoatlidung
Elm 6e6li6log lei? SIS fonln1t Oo6
mobl MIR oorollf an, wic tic gcbono.
Dubt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Der 9eatfGe CORRESPONDENT
crIdcint icSrn Sag i'm Sabre.

9. Rains, etasutpamsr aHb SsSattsar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

@ef8dftsbfireau uub Rebaiticn:
CIR. Alb, Gf.YaltimDre-S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

9as bette unS bintoEte beutTae gtutt In ben
Nittel. Hnb eAbftaaten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

2e6rcr nadb europa 81 icnben, oomlt
lie OoS 0ortige S6uImelen fcnnelt
Icrncn uno lire |Griobrllngct nut
bringenb IN Dem ullierigen perlper-
then f0nncn. Ser @eoonfe lit pors
trefflid uto Ipllte u~nbeoin9t p%crluirf'
lid)t mer0en. 9ic IuSgobc oarf nld)t
ms @cipi6t foaen, Bonn JIG miro
bunocrtfade Srltht trogen."
Gas 9iiOgct Scr Staot
Tep.Dorf crgibt cine Gll8gobe poIt
30 Collars fir ieOen @inipobner. Die
SduIoet ser Stoot bclollfcn iid ollf
525 Wiuionen Collars, BON meld)er
Grnln1e ctpo 5212 MtiQioncn im LETT
ten Sabre SIT Den friibcrcn Sdptlocn
aefommen iilto. 0aS lit nlld) fir Die
reid)itc StoOt Scr @clt cine id)ipcre
StcuerloIt; mmiomebr ais lid gerooe
Die rci6Iten 2clltc por DEM StelIer'
5oblcn brilden.
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lit sic Sonoer6iin0cIci, Die ii6 oitd
im S6tuabcnl1nolc 0eltenO mod)t.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19
WHERE MONEY GOES.

Sometimes we scout the idea of mil
lions OF dollars being sent out of our
country by immigrants, says the Macon
News. The postoffice department has
some exact figures that ore interesting
Last year SPILL TAB was sent to Eu-
rope by money orders alone. OF this
$19, 100000 went to Italy, and every dol.
lar Of it to peasants. This is a great
help to Italy. More than $l6, 1000, 0O(
went to Austria Hungary, mostly tc
Hungary, to the poorest people in Eu.
rope. Great Britain, mostly Ireland
and Scotland, got more than 81 ,OO0,.
900. The balance went to Greece
Spain, Sweden, and small number o.
thousands went to Asia Minor. to helE
Arabs and Syrians.
Could any country in the world stand
such an annual drain as ours has stood
for many years? We get little money
back from incoming people, but the
balance is millions against US. we
have stood it for many years.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19
GROOVER-McGARITY,

On last Thursday, December 18th, al
East Point, Ca, Mr., w. NJ. MCCARTHY
and Miss Veda Grower, of Atlanta
were happily united in the holy estate
of matrimony, Rev. B. g. Smith offici.
ating.
1t was a very quiet wedding, only the
immediate relatives attending,
Miss Veda is q beautiful brunette
possessing many lovable traits of char.
acter, and numbers her friends by the
score. while Mr.. MCCARTHY is highly
respected young gentleman of Sandy
Plains, and he is to be congratulated
on winning so handsome bride.
Their many friends wish them much
Joy and a long and prosperous life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19
GREATEST MISTAKE,

One of the greatest mistakes the peo-
pie of Georgia ever made was to elect
the judges and solicitors by the people
We turned our judiciary over to the
politicians, and nothing is ever better
ed by having the politicians to control
Dublin Times.
Just keep on saying it until the peo-
pie are aroused to a sense OF Fighting
this mistake" We do not believe
judges and solicitors should be made to
electioneer with Tom, Dick and "old
Harry" to be elected to offices that
should be kept free from the tricks and
schemes usually resorted to, and whose
duty it is to adjudicate the rights and
wrongs of men. Let the governor ap.
point and the senate confirm.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19
WHAT THE SOUTH MUST DO.

If the South would keep up her great in.
dustrial stride, she must cut loose from
the thieves of Wall street. She must
have her money center south of Mason
and Dixon's line, and no longer leave il
possible for a few such robbers to pro-
duce panic for the purpose of specu-
lating in cotton, grain and other prop
critics. -Waynesboro True Citizen.
That is correct. The South must build
up her financial institutions and con-
troll sufficient money to be independent
of Wall street schemers and robbers.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19
WHO'S NEXT2

Uncle Remus, Tom Watson and Gov
ernor Hoke Smith, three prominent
Georgians, occupying different posi-
tions and representing widely different
ideas, have been invited in regular one
two, three order to dine with President
Roosevelt at the White House in Wash
iDgton during the past three weeks.
AS the President seems TO be making a
specially of dining Georgians just now
the question, who's next? naturally
suggests itself.-Albany Herald.
We are feeling little nervous over
the situation ourselves, but we want to
put the President on notice that we are
not going as far as Washington to
dine"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19
POOR FINANCIERING.

The government has on deposit in ma
tional banks more than a quarter bill
lion dollars. These pampered pets will
have to get their heads out of the cream
jar before another decade has Joined
the past.-Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel.
Then, why should Cortelyou, the rep
resentative of the government, issue
fifty million dollars worth of bonda and
one hundred and fifty millions three
PEI cent. interest certificates to sell to
the banks, who take the governments
money and buy these bonds and GER
tificates? 1t was bad piece of fnan.
ciering.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19
HEAVY PENALTY.

A heavy penalty of $500 minute
the heaviest ever imposed by the city
of New York-is imposed in contract
just signed with the New York Edison
Company. The company must pay this
if it fails within three minutes after a
fire alarm is given to furnish adequate
power to operate the pumps from the
city's new high pressure water mains
between Chambers and Twenty third
street. The new service was completed
Wednesday. The Importance of imme-
date water pressure is thus shown.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19

In an interesting analysis of the
present lower house of congress, the
New York Times shows striking diver
stiles in the calling of members. Most
OF the representatives have been teach
ers, and the majority are college grad
yates. With relation to vocation, the
composition of the present house is as
follows: Lawyers, 225; merchants, 81
politicians, %; newspaper men, 20;
bankers, IA; farmers, TO- manufactu-
rers, 8; insurance men, A. doctors, A
cowboys, 4; real estate men, 8; au-
thOrs, 2.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19

Ii Acworth wants to be made new
county, let her have it, If Roswell
wants to go to Milton county, let her
60 Marietta is big enough to be a
county by herself.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19

Andrew ohnson, alias BLACK Sport"
who shot and killed Policeman ]. A,
Manner, has been tried, found guilty
and sentenced to be hanged on January
I'd next. The murder was an atrocious
deed, and the penalty will be swift.
The bloody outlaw generally meets his
reward.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19

An editor IN Nina, New, had written
man named Burton up and then shot
and killed him when he attacked him
about it'4He used both pen and pistol
on that poor fellow.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19

Rev. w. T. Hunnicutt, of Atlanta,
voluntarily entered lions den, where
there were three lions, and performed
the marriage ceremony uniting Louis
Roth, lion trainer, and his fiancee,
Mercedes LaMonte. Like Daniel of old
the reverend gentleman found the lions
jaws locked, and they did him no harm.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19

JEFF Davis is the rantankerous senator
from Arkansas, and made his maiden
speech last week, attacking trusts, )"
but he has not the craftsmanship of the
Jef Davis who was president of the
late Confederate States.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-12-19

A Georgia paper notes that an ex-
change says there is too much politics
IN Georgia. Politics, it exclaims,
Most of US are smeared with it from
head to foot. We take to it like ducks
to the water and flies to the syrup
barrels. Show us State, county, city
or town, where there is not too much
politics, and we will show you one
where there are no inhabitants, Dub.
lin Times.
Oh, you ought to come to Cobb coun.
ty, and see how quiet and Iamb-like
politics are